Riot in Belfast as mob attacks barracks
Desperate rioting on Dives street as drunken men clash with police. Barracks doors shut after prisoners are taken in. mobs attack, shutters torn, windows smashed. Police open fire, one man killed and several wounded, a wounded woman later dies. Reinforcements scatter and later priests urge calm. District patrolled by military and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dives Street
Cirecys
Liverpool Rioters Take a Hand in clashes
Liverpool on September 1 saw two serious riots. One stemmed from an encounter between Orangemen and Nationalists, the other from inflammatory speeches at a socialist meeting in Texteth Park. Police faced great difficulty suppressing the outbreaks and many rioters were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Toxteth Park
Beach Defeats Gandaur in Thames Boat Race Championship
The Australia captain William Beach won the £1000 world championship match against Canada’s Jacob Gandaur on the Thames. The race ran to 18 minutes 56 seconds in cold clear weather with Beach leading from Craven Cottage and pulling away at Barness Bridge to finish four lengths ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londox
Thames
William Beach
Australia
Jacob Gandaur
Canada
Beach
Maude
Keach
Star and Garter
Gandaur
Craven Cottage Steps
Crab Tree
Hammersmith
Gaudaur
Biffen
Chiswick
Thorneycroft
Gaudarr
Barness Bridge
Prince of Wales proposes imperial institute memorial
The Prince of Wales suggests a permanent imperial colonial and Indian institute to promote migration and expand colonial trade. A fund be opened at the Mansion House with trustees appointed by the Queen, and the heir apparent to be president. The Lord Mayor welcomes the gesture as a way for the empire to honor the Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wales
Imperial Colonial and Indian Institute
Mansion House
Empire
London Group Sails for New York on Aurania
Violet Cameron and her company along with the Daly and Thalia companies departed Liverpool for New York aboard the steamship Aurania. It is reported Violet's husband sailed on the steamship Alaska. Lord Lonsdale likely to sail soon on the City of Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Violet Cameron
Daly and
Thalia
Liverpool
New York
Aurania
Violet
Alaska
Lord Lonsdale
Rome
News Briefs From Europe and Dularia
Bern reports Emperor William recovered from illness. Londox notes Mr. Gladstone arrived in London in good health. Constantinople expects Sir William White to become ambassador to Turkey. Soria records a Russian agent threatening to suspend relations with Dularia over punishment demands for revolutionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
William
Londox
Gladstone
London
Constantinople
William White
Bucharest
Edward Thornton
Turkey
Soria
Dularia
Undervaluation of medicines in Canada probe
Montreal Sept 19. John W Walter an insurance agent stands trial for attempting to bribe Julien Brosseau of the Dominion customs to return books seized from Ayer and Co of Lowell Mass. The firm faces $147000 duty demand after a Canada wide seizure of overdue entries and ledgers over the past three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
John W. Walter
Court of Queen’s Bench
Julien Brosseau
Dominion Customs Service
Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
St. John’s
Que
Canada
Brosseau
Dominion
Custom House
Ottawa
Johnson
Minister of Customs
Donald McMaster & Co
Walter
Union Pacific Half Year Income and Debt Report 1886
The Union Pacific railway released its semi annual report up to June 30, 1886. It shows earnings of 11.606 million and total income of 4.704 million from investments, with expenditures of 3.640 million and a surplus of 789 thousand. The report notes higher operating costs due to extensive repairs and renewal for steel, rails, ties, and bridges, plus expansion of stations and rolling stock. It details funded and floating debt changes since June 30, 1884, including a net debt reduction of about 7.74 million and a miles-of-road increase to 4,547. It outlines plans to retire floating debt, fund a sinking reserve, and invest in new bonds and branch lines, with major land sales contributing to interest payments on Kansas Pacific bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railway
K.P. Mtge
Pacific Express Co
Old Cohutace
Siess Ss
Porde
Top
U. S
Kansas Pacific Consolidated Mortgage
Kansas Pacific Consolidated
Salina
Lincoln & Western Railway Company
Kansas Pacific
American Loan and Trust Company of
Boston
Kansas Pacific Division
Union Pacific
Missouri River
Omaha
United
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Thurman
Walter Walter trial verdict by government ends in conviction
Brosseau notified customs authorities of the offer and authorities initiated criminal proceedings against Walter. The trial concluded Saturday evening with a verdict of guilty and the sentence was deferred until Monday.
June 30 1886 Funding Total Rises to $6 419 351 79
The report shows act on June 30 1886 at $6 419 351 79, an increase of $418 318 OG from December 31 1885.
Troy and Greenfield Railroad and Hoosac Tunnel
The State reports slight earnings gains from the Hoosac Tunnel and connecting rail line for the six months ending March 31, 1886. Toll income exceeded expenses by about 9 1/2 thousand dollars before reimbursements, with net figures boosted by repayments and rentals from operating roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Hoosac
Fitchburg, New Haven
Northampton
Boston
Housae Tunnel
Troy
Baltimore and Ohio to run through trains from New York
Starting Sunday September 19 1856 the Baltimore and Ohio will run through trains Philadelphia to Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis with no need to recheck baggage at New York or Baltimore The New York departures are 7 45 am 1 30 pm and 12 midnight at Jersey City depot The through rates to Boston Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis are listed with first and second class fares and proportional rates to other points
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Bound Brook
Boston
New England
Baltimore
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Liberty Street
North River
Shipping News From Various Ports September 19
A dense list of ships arriving and departing European and American ports with origins and destinations. Vessels include Galileo Hull to Boston Ada Havana, Mozart Genoa to Philadelphia, Etruria New York to Queenstown and Liverpool, and many others near Falmouth, Dover, and Liverpool with dates from Sept 14 to Sept 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Galileo
Hull
E. Ada
Havana
Antwerp
Cleveland
New York
Pieter de Coninck
Bristol
Texas
Montreal
Dunkirk
Preston
Baltimore
Gibraltar
Mozart
Genoa
Philadelphia
Stura
Sicily
Olympia
Mediterranean
Liverpool
Emiliano
Parisian
London
Plessy
Malta
Albany
China
Japan
Southend
Belair
Havre
Scilly
Uppingham
Rotterdam
St Nazaire
Jeranos
Copenhagen
Welhaven
Stockholm
Dover
Hambureg
Silloth
Easington
Coosaw
Swinemunde
Gothia
Lord of the Isles
Republic
Umbria
Denmark
Marsala
Newealand
Dorian
Acapulco
Aspinwall
Trinidad
Cuba
Rover
Baracoa
la Bretagne
Hermann
Egypt
Bermuda
Deal
Canada
Lizard
Marengo
Lowa
St Ronans
Arbrig
Victoria
Bahia
Weather observations from Sept 19 at Boston signaling station
Entries note wind SW 8, fresh and clear conditions with barometer 30.343 inches at 7 AM, noon GMT. Observers advise correcting ship barometers by adding one hundredth inch per ten feet elevation. Almanac fragment records high water, moon phase, and day length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Mometer
Port of Boston News: Arrivals and Sailings Ledger
Port of Boston report lists arrivals including Steamer Ada from Havana sugar to Standard Sugar Refinery, Steamer State of Maine from St John NB with moise and passengers, and multiple brigs, barks, and steamsers with cargoes to various ports. Also notes light winds and rains on some passages and foreign vessels sailing to destinations such as Sydney and Halifax.
Steamer notes from Atlantic coastal ports encounter fog and wind
Steamer Galileo from Br Potter Hull reports strong westerlies and heavy head seas with dense fog reducing visibility to low 32 W3 from low 44 to low 51. Afterward light W to SW winds and occasional fog. Steamer New Brunswick carrying miise and passengers to W H Kilroy. Steamer Jominson from Br Blauvelt Yarmouth NS with mise and passengers to J G Hall & Co. Steamer City of Macon Savannah Sept 16 with miise and passengers to Nickerson & Crosby. Steamer Herkshire, March, Baltimore via Norfolk, with ndse to Geof Smiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galileo
Potter
Hull
Sanderson & Son
New Brunswick
Colby
St John
Miise
W H Kilroy
Jominson
Blauvelt
Yarmouth
Mise
J G Hall & Co
City of Macon
Kelly
Savannah
Nickerson & Crosby
Herkshire
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
Geof Smiley
Maritime traffic and coastal ships list hit by broad Atlantic network
A long OCR style ledger records numerous ships and vessels from steamer lines to brigs, barques, and sloops visiting ports such as Philadelphia New York Portland Bangor Havana and Halifax with crews cargos and routes. Entries include steamer Spartan UF Dimeck Katabdin and John Brooks Snowman among others with notes on winds, destinations like Havana or New York and freight such as sugar timber and railway ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartan
Nickerson
Philadelphia
Moise
Sampson
UF Dimeck
Hallett
New York
H M Whitney
Katabdin
Homer
Bangor
John Brooks Snowman
Portland
City of Gloucester
Young Gloucester
Lark Moonbeam
Aearsport
Panbar
Caplin
WOR
Chester
Ark Isaac Dackson
Lloboken
Barkentine Walter
Massey Cot
Hhelan
Havana
Kenrig Alarie, Smith
Gonaives Ang
Logwood
WA Leamin
Tod G Tall & Co
Estella
Merritt
Bear River
Brseh Parting
Poencette
Rustica
Lottie B
Pubuico
Prsch
Arcilia
Farnsworth
Pconomy
Slocomb
Harborville
Brsch
New England
Wolf
Jogeins
Ashton
Melonsen
Weymouth
Lrsch
P Blake
Anthony
French Cross
Annie W. Pye
Moncton
Lysch
Josie F. Cameron
Helen
Leighton
Hoboken
Achorn
Elizabethport
Ada Barker
Rogers
Port Johinson
Gamma
Brown
Kerth
Mist
Chelsenberg
Calais
Watehmin
Merarlone
Albert
Wooster
Rockport
Carrie
Spofford
Scott
Ruth
Hodgdon
Carle
Rondout
Swis
Lranscomb
Votier
Dolphin
Moon
Arboreer
Clark
Elsworth
Swisstella Lee
Hilmil
Blake
Schida Hudson
Collins
Rockland
Kate Loiray
Pray
Franklin
Ale
Bloomer
Quiet
Rice
Steuben
Nellie D Waugh
Provincetown
Satellite
Littlefield
Chester Wood
Saunders
Sliot
Mary F Smith
Smith
Monomay
John H Perry
Kelly
Tiverton
Thurston
Gloucester
M M Hamilton
Hamilton
America
Pettengill
Rosewood
Hall
Eliot
Augustus Hunt
Pearl
Hishiond Light
Wilkesbarre
Centinede
Hunt
Herbert E
Berkshire
Archilles
Norman
Sunlight
James Rothwell
Vast 19th century Maine and Gloucester sea traffic list
Port and port of call notes for vessels at Vineyard Haven Gloucester and Boothbay. Sailed and arrived ships include Mary G Curren Leona Leona Mary A Rice and many schooners brigs and brigs with crews and destinations such as Boston New York Norfolk and Belfast. Mackerel cargo figures and fishing fleet movements noted with multiple vessel names and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Mary G Curren
Iyer
New Ledford
Provincetown
Nelson
Hinckley
Calais
New York
Sanc Jackson
Lexington
Adium Bowlby
Fleetwing
Elwood Burton
Dolshin
Hunter
Giamma
George D Perry
HS Boynton
Carrie Elickering
Mary G
Curren
Mary
Rice
Clay
Rondout
Boston
Sarah Eaton
Crowley
St Martins
Jennie
Matheson
Hayes
Norfolk
Gloucester
Leona
Porter S Roberts
G P Whitmore
Rattler
Clara S Cameron
Gov Butler
North Bay
Abbie Dodge
Etta Gott
F Somes
Percy
William H Raymond
John D Long
Polar Wave
Zeliabt Norwood
Noonday
Joseph 0
Carrie E Lane
Carrier Dove
Carrie
Annie Wachusetts
D D Winchester
Georges
Lna G King
Mary S Honivet
J W Collins
Hereward
Chester R Lawrence
David A Story
Annie C Hall
Edward Kevey
Geo J Tarr
Chas H Brown
James C Craig
Grand Banks
Boothbay
John Bayley
Shepherd
Baltimore
Bangor
Icis
James O’ Donnell
Chandler
Addie John
Purdy
Providence
Weymouth
Minetta
Crocker
Winterport
Ruth § Hodgdon
Carl
Rockert
Sarah
Franklin
Ibarten
Portland
Vinalhaven
Pacific
Nash
Rockland
E M Sawyes
Wats
Elizabethport
Annis
Wilder
Rockport
Lincoln
George Prescott
Trawarthey
Wilmington
Sardina
Tart
Black Warrior
Babbage
Deer Isle
Adas
Adline
Dudley
Hillsboro
Mary Gage
Grant
Macheis
Newcastle
Victory
Thorndike
Lynn
Marggie Smith
Smith
Mount Desert
Gertie Lewis
Leighton
Lyuia
Woorsten Casino
Portlant
Elia Frances
Portiana
Rocklind
Frank
Willie
Brown
St Johns
Eimaina Day
Wendel
Banger
Tston
Harvard Hovey
Sullivan
Mary Means
Eaton
Denute Lymin
Lighton
Cohasset
Ringewoou
Belfast
Haiiie E King
Collins
Plymouth
Peck
Josie
Camora
Simon River
Clara Densmore
Errien
Lubeck
J P Meriman
Ranger
Rosa E. Rogers
Walbridge
Salem
Abigal Slayes
Elsworth
Cordova
Beer Island
Swallow
Strout
Machris
Dwd
H Piescott
Davis
Loston
Moore
Purdey
Philadelphia
B . Prince
Wadsworth
Camden
Eddie Peirce
Solitaire
Seavey
Eddie Pierce
Seirs
E R Nickerson
Farmer
Mary Elizabeth
Dunton
Mr Elliott
Thurston
George Albert
Sweet
John Bizley Shepherd
Swis Moon
St John
Prince
James D Derrhy
Adie John
Minella
Ruth S Hodgdon
Carle
Sarah Franklin
Barter
Toronto
Efm Sawyer
Wais
Jonesnort
Anna Wilder
Dallas
Iraeworthy
Wineshaven
Del
Hart
Babbog
Deer Isie
Machias
Clear
Callas
Ellen Dart
Oliver
Richmond
Bristol
Ralph Grant
Scis
Stewart
Bay of Fundy
Lua Frances
Rockwort
Frank & Willis
Emma Day
Brewer
Harvard Havey
Bulkford
Jennie Lynn
Cohassey
Cassis
Ridge, Wood
Hattie E Hing
John
Cameron
Samoa River
Clara Dinsmore
Garrin
Transatlantic Vessel Movements From Sept 15 to 18
Shipping news lists sailings and arrivals at European ports with destination notes. Vessels include Noordland New York from Antwerp. Cla from Belfast to Quebec. Annesley from Dungeness to San Francisco. Swalen from Dublin to Quebec. Semantha from Dublin to Pascagoula. Theodore H Rand to New York from Danutzic. Trinacria from Gibraltar to New York. La Gascoigne from Havre to New York. Skjold to Brunswick. Norwegian and Stephen to Montreal and Boston for Havana, New York. Drumbarton to New York. Helene and Therese to Hamburg and Philadelphia. F tuna to MARSEILLES. Roska to Pensacola. San Giuseppe to New York. Stag to Philadelphia. Passat from Arendal to New York. Ganges to New Orleans. Harriet Upham to Cardiff. Leerdam to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Noordland
Nickels
New York
Belfast
Cla
Gram
Quebec
Dungeness
Annesley
Ewart
London
San Francisco
Dublin
Swalen
Sorensen
Dieppe
Semantha
Simpson
Pascagoula
Danutzic
Theodore H Rand
Morris
Gibraltar
Trinacria
Mitchell
Leghorn
Hamburg
Veronica
Pettersen
Brunswick
Havre
la Gascoigne
Santelli
Liverpool
Skjold
Bugge
Buetouche
Norwegian
Stephen
Montreal
Virginian
Fitz Boston
Havana
Romeo
Williams
Palestine
Whiteway
Boston
Drumbarton
Johnson
Isle OF Wight
Helene
Bambach
Therese
Hashagen
Philadelphia
Konigslerg
Tuna
Unruh
Marseilles
Roska
Pensacola
San Giuseppe
Rinaldi
Oran
Stag
Adams
Passat
Arendal
Ganges
New Orleans
Plymouth
Harriet Upham
Lloyd
Cardiff
Romperdam
Leerdam
Steirendregt
Mariners List of Ships and Voyages with Positions
A compiled slate of vessels sailing from Atlantic and Pacific ports with cargoes routes and reported positions. Ships include Shin Mountaineer from tull to Wilmington Cal and State of Maine from Cardiff to Hong Kong with dates in July and August and various lat long readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shin Mountaineer
Tull
Wilmington
Cal
Ion
State of Maine
Nickels
Cardiff
Hong Kong
Shiv Soudan
San Francisco
Tai
Wm. Bateman
Bordeaux
New York
Belle Wooser
Higgins
Passives
Aig
Portland
Norfvik
Whaling Ships Refitted for Eighteen Months Voyage
New Bedford reports cheared bark Wm Baylies from Montrose and whalingschs Antarctic and Willing A Grogier are being refitted for an eighteen months voyage. Will sail Oct L in command of the same captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
London to Galway ship Victoria Cross wrecks near Daunt's Rock
Maritime notes report the Victoria Cross, en route from San Francisco to Galway via Queenstown, wrecked near Daunt's Rock and lies broadside to the sea listing outward with water in her holds. Cargo salvage by divers may be possible as she drifts ashore near Robert Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
San Francisco
Galway
Queenstown
Daunt’s Rock
Martha Olsen
Bordeaux
Richibucto
Storm King
Richmond
New York
Boston Fowvoat Company
Maynard Sumner
Bath
Delaware
F Crockett
Royal
Sydney Nsw
Eureka
Glasgow
Barbadoes
Lark Linnet
Iquique
Halifax
Olivia
Carrigan
Landry
Glace Bay
Aspinwall
Sheet Harbor
Melbourne
Lark Will W Case
Boston
Sydney
New Bedford
Sir William P Hood
Baltmore
North Ledge
Buzzard Bay
Newcastle
Del
Blanche Henderson
Port Antonio
Newcastle Cove
Pensacola
Rosasco’ Bros
Ferra de Orienta
St Lucie
Jamaica
Gettiig
Port Clyde
Sir Lucy Elizabeth
Connegs
Franklin
Portland
Dart Island Bar
Shanghai
Cyprus
Parker
Victoria Cross
Robert Head
St Thomas
Abner Coburn
St. David
Barks Furst Belmark
Cork
United Kingdom
Dumfrieshire
Closeburn
Colon
Wilmington
Macduff
New London
Conn
Sir Edward Slade
Port Jefferson
Hoboken
Fall River
Rockkind
Charles Stewart
Grant
Scott
Bangor
Ragged Island
St John
Pictou
Chatham
Escuminae
Dorchester
H W Palmer
Thomas Boyd
Savannah
Buenos Ayres
Boyd
Porchester
Havre
Bretagne
Albert
Valparaiso
Woodlark
Hamburg
Kelvin
Victoria
Sardonyx
Gabriola Reef
Nanaimo
Yarmouth
Samuel Walsh
Marine Railway
Philadelphia
Belle Isle Strait
E. J. Spicer
Spicer
Antwerp
George’s Anks
Sch
Yale
New Haven
Branch Hydrographic Office
Notice to Mariners at Sandy Hook Lightship Change
Sept 18 report notes replacement of the Scotland Lightship with the relief ship withdrawn. Authorities advise mariners to adjust routes and heed updated navigational guidance. The action reflects ongoing maintenance and repositioning of aids to navigation at Sandy Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Scotland
Maritime Movements and Departures Amid Atlantic Trade
Shipping notices list steamer Alameda Morse sailing from Auckland to San Francisco on September 14 and Ludvig Holberg Houge sailing to New York via Carthagena on September 1. other vessels include Alene Linghes toward Port Limon, Perla d Oriente from Pensacola via Jamaica, Col Wells to Carthagena, H C Sibley to Boston, Impulse to New York via San Blas, Conecuh to Phil via Ship Island, M and E Cox to Progreso, Tevienne in port at Cape Haitien September 16, and several ships bound for New York or Philadelphia with loading or sailing dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Abbie Carver
Pendleton
Callao
Hattie N Bangs
Bangs
Chefoo
Shin Annie H Smith
Brown
Pactolus
Beernham
Gloaming
Dinsmore
Benjamin Sewill
Uhnan
New York
Riex McNeil
Davis
India
Rich
Lucy A Nichols
Nichols
McLaurin
Little
Revolving Light
Durkee
R Thomas
Zouave
Soper
Une
Burks
Cirlon
Porto Rico
Albatross
Clausen
Charleston
Sarnia
Gibson
Montreal
London
Surrey
Murrel
Baltimore
Helvetia
Cochrane
Durham City
Lund
Boston
Maryport
Madrid
Garson
New Orleans
Melbourne
George
Homer
Terry
Moodyville
Shin Iceberg
Carver
Calcutta
Mazzarone
Lord Warwick
Prout
Moville
Anchoria
Small
Glasgow
Palermo
Yoxford
Creeley
Shanghae
Port Ang
Daniel
Tenney
Wilson
Wilna
Taylor
Sarmatian
Koenig
Minnie Burrill
Robertson
Barks
Albania
Brownell
Adam W Snnes
Field
Jennie Parker
Veale
Siingalore
Barks St Andrea
Mazella
Francesca T. Tonetti
Live Feed
Whittier
lLoston
Saigon
McNear
Frost
Cebu
Lisa
Serra
Pedang
Trinity
Little Beauty
Braddon
Valparaiso
Ceylon
Owens
Victoria
Archer
Chambers
Liverpool
Portland
O. K . Yarmouth
Anita
Seely
Auckland
Alameda
Morse
San Francisco
Aspinwall
Ludvig Holberg
Houge
Carthagena
Alene
Linghes
Port Limon
Perla d’Oriente
Pensacola
Jamaica
Col Wells
Newell
H C Sibley
Hickborn
Treworgy
San Blas
Conecuh
Norton
Phil
Ship Island
M & E Cox
Robinson
Progreso
Tevienne
Monreal
Cape Haytien
Mary E Douglass
Perkins
Lemoine
Steele
Wilmington
Cardi
Juliet
Thompson
Darien
Beard
Philadelphia
Aletha
Barwise
Catana
Weisleydale
Dundee
Deodata
Andersen
Quebec
Nettie Lowry
Frey
Lynn
Viola
Repvard
Smith
Bortsmouth
Eva Adell
Westcott
Augusta
Delaware Breakwater
Plummer
Howes
Norfolk
Bath
Exile
Pearce
Dunkirk
Gerhard
Hercksen
Bremen
Dej Navesink
Hall
Portsmouth
Perth Amboy
Wilhelm Birk
Del
Stangebye
Stettin
Flora Condon
Burgess
Hannah Blackman
Burdick
Willow Harp
Proviidence
Sarah Quinn
Lynch
Somerset
Harvest
O’donnell
Carl
Lothrop
Snow
J G Pierson
Portchester
Barks Western Chief
Sander
Hamburg
Alice
Kair
Sand River
Cienfuegos
Scis Standard
Oram
Wimnington
Fred Jackson
Francis RK Baird
Grace
Iso
L&th
David Isugbee
Buenos Ayres
Schsisen ES
Fron Bay
St Lawrence
Stowell
Sheridan
Bay
Rockland
Winfield
Brigadier
Cousins
Newport News
Orton
Gallon
William Crane
Foster
Salem
M Bird
Read
Emma C Cotton
Ayres
B L Eaton
Grierson
Calais
Light of the East
Coulter
Elsworth
Rondout
Abby Wasson
Lord
Mattie Holmes
Bangor
Newark
George Loud
Harris
Sullivan
David Yorrey
Horn
Forest City
Jones
Fred Smith
Whitney
Hartinger
Newton
Otranto
Lockhart Pavilion
Raven
Yanke Blade
Coombs
Aliie Oakes
Morrisin
Emma J Greggory
Maker
Hunter
Whitten
Meg Day
Pratt
Col Milliken
Dunton
Richmond
Eurotas
Barlow
Gardiner
William F Barnes
Hallowell
Zamna
Lambert
Machias
Maynard
Sumner
Dyer
Rosa E. Rogers
Columbia Falls
Closson
Haskell
Hyannis
Feerless
Camden
Ontario
Janes
Clara Kinsmore
Fanning
Lubee
Karslie
St John
Minnehaha
Lanesville
Charlotte Fish
Gardner
Clarks Island
Francis Edwards
Brookings
Webster Barnard
Marshall
Banger
Henry P Metcalf
Fassett
Arta
Flora King
Brett
Pawtucket
Patten
Sea Flower
Milliken
Plymouth
Thomas J Beckett
Nantucket
Charley Woolsey
Londo
Rival
Stuart
Rockport
Yacoma
Park Eldorado
Humphrey
Parthenia
Furmeaux
Demerara
Erna
Niejar
Gulf Stream
Tribou
Carrie Lasler
Easter
Port Au Prince
Haytt
Washington
Chas C Lister, Jr
Palmly
Domestic Ports Records From Astoria To Washington
Shipping news reports numerous vessels at ports along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Ships, barks, and schooners from Astoria to Washington clear or sail for ports including Port Royal Savannah New York Philadelphia and Boston with specific ships such as Shakespeare Duen Argosy Alleghany Wilhelm Maack and many others listed alongside destinations and sail dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Shakespeare Duen
United Kingdom
Baltimore
Argosy
Norman
Swansea
Philadelphia
Port Royal
Win Woodward
Young
New York
Alleghany
Taylor
Boston
William Lawrence
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Letters Waiting at Boston Post Office September 18 List
A detailed roster of letters remaining at the Boston Post Office General Delivery on Saturday September 18 compiled by Alonzo F. Johnson. The list includes numerous ship and sch names with receivers and titles such as captains, crew, and owners, and notes that letters addressed in care of the Marine Editor will be retained or forwarded if requested.
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Boston Post
Alonzo F. Johnson
Lst
Anderson Charles
Sarah Carlin
Adams
Hallen A Chase
Banks
William J
Emma C Middleton
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Charles M
Haskel
Benneke
Syren
Bearse
Wallace C
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W I
PD Hilton
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Fred
Anna’m Lickerson
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Lizzie Dewey
Brown
Leander
Bothwell
Isaac
James J
China
Day
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Lowitch Egan
Wm E
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Edwardson
Pedesiip
Ernst
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Fidler
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Simmons
Farnsworth
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Gabrial
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Levi
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Keenan
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Lent
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Lee
E H
Kate
Aitken
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Freeman
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Leadsheer
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Merchant
Willard P
New Boxer
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Murphy
James C
M Morey
Murray
P Churchill
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E B
B Pace
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Virgil Rock
Nase
Angel Green
Philips Benj
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John
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W J
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Newton C
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Trive
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Bird
Wheaton
Sallie
Bessie Morris
Williams
Joan
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A.B
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Watts
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Mails Close at Boston and Overseas Destinations
Notices list mail closing times for Europe Americas and the Pacific from Boston and New York. Special addresses for Ireland Britain and Europe via Queenstown Liverpool Southampton Bremen and Plymouth with steamships Italia Eider Gallia Umbria Baltic and more. Also Cuba Mexico Australia Fiji New Zealand and Pacific island routes.
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