South Chicago and Indiana Railway Incorporation Filed
Articles filed with the secretary of state reveal the South Chicago and Indiana Railway Company will base its principal office in Chicago with a capital stock of 100000. The proposed route runs from Hyde Park to Globe Station with a southeast branch to the Indiana state line, including a junction near Hegewisch. Incorporators are Oliver G. Fessenden Hayden H. Butts George H. Crawford Adolph H. Zimmerman and Franklin Denison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Chicago & Indiana
South Chicago & Indiana Railway Company
Chicago
Hyde Park
Lake Michigan
Globe Station
Pittsburg
Cincinnati & St. Louis
Chittenden Road
Hegewisch
Indiana State Line
Oliver G. Fessenden
Hayden H. Butts
George H. Crawford
Adolph H. Zimmerman
Franklin Denison
Louisville New Orleans and Texas Rail Road Plan
The Louisville New Orleans and Texas Rail Road Company will begin construction of a 170 mile line from Clarksdale in Coahoma County Mississippi, along Cassaday's bayou to Yazoo City then along the Yazoo river to Vicksburg, traversing productive Yazoo delta land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
New Orleans
Texas
Louisville, New Orleans & Texas Railroad Company
Clarksdale
Coahoma County
Miss
Yazoo River
Yazoo City
Vicksburg
Yazoo Delta
Kansas City Bridge Contract Reported for St Paul Line
Milwaukee dispatch notes a $1,000,000 bridge project over the Mississippi at Kansas City for the St Paul line. Sub and superstructure cost $600,000, with pneumatic foundations, three foot thick caisson walls, eight foot timber top, nine foot interior, and electric lighting during excavation. Bridge to span 1,200 feet with 1,600 foot approaches, 80 feet above low water, plans to be sent to the Secretary of War for approval before work starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Wis
Mississippi River
St. Paul
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Georgia Rail Commission Moves to Equalize Local Rates
The Georgia railroad commission warned railroads to align local rates with through rates based on distance and quantity. If not adjusted, carriers must either reduce local rates or raise through rates, signaling a shift in regulatory tactic amid past constitutional dispute threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Railroad Commissioners
United States Supreme Court
Railroad Commission
Bridging the Hudson Link Roads Planned West and East
Plans for the Hudson bridge at Poughkeepsie include a west side road from Highland Ulster connecting via Delaware Reading and Pennsylvania lines with new short roads to form a continuous route to the bridge. An east side survey runs from Poughkeepsie Hartford and Boston to Great Barrington Mass to Westfield then Chicopee Mass crossing Albany and Boston lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Poughkepsie
Highland
Ulster County
Delaware
Reading
Pennsylvania
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Hartford & Boston
Great Barrington
Mass
Albany & Boston Road
Westfield
Massachusetts Central
Chicopee
Bondholders approve reorganization plan and rail equity data
O D Ashley, secretary of the Wabash purchasing committee, denies bondholder opposition and notes over 4.5 million bonds have assented, with deposits continuing at about 100,000 daily. The Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad reports show stock and debt totals, while other lines report earnings, proposed line expansions, and upcoming hearings and tariff adjustments across Pennsylvania and New England railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Ashley
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Road
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Company
Cincinnati, Sandusky
Reading Railroad
Pennsylvania Ilroad
Pennsylvania, Baltimore & Ohio
Reading
Chesapeake & Ohio
Boston & Maine
Lake Whuipesaukee
Westboro Town Hall
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Westboro
Southville
Southboro
Burlington
Pittsburg
Chattancoce
Nashville
Venn
Air Line
Sc. Lewis & Cairo
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Wheeling & Leake Evie
Baltimore
Chicago & Ohio
HULZO
Northern Pacific Rowl
Northern Central
F.6
Herald of
Wopacket
New York
Death At Sea Aboard Cunard Pavonia Passenger Henry Forshaw
A passenger on the Cunard steamship Pavonia, Henry Forshaw, formerly Henry Marshall of Paterson New Jersey, was found dead by his bunk with his throat cut at sea after reportedly traveling under an assumed name. He had appeared despondent and described conflicting family details before his disappearance from the vessel near latitude 40.46 N. and longitude 40 W. His body was buried at sea on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Pavonia
Liverpool
Henry Marshall
Paterson
N.J
Europe
England
New York
Marshall
Henry Forshaw
Sea Sunday
Shipping News From Ports Worldwide Sept 23 28
Chronology of vessel movements with arrivals and routes: Istrian from Liverpool. Pavonai from Haytien ports. Orinoco from St Kitts. City of Para from Aspinwall. Taormina from Hamburg. Portuense from Para. Hammonia from Hamburg via Iavre Seale from Bremen. Ai Elavre from Baltimore. Miranda from St Johns NF to Halifax and New York. Crystal from Dundee to New York. Holland from London to New York. Italy from New York to Liverpool. Yorkshire from China and Japan to Aden. Connaught from Baltimore. Dominion from Montreal to Bristol. John Dixon from Baltimore. Stag from Oran to Philadelphia. Hyla ntine from Pensacola to Spezzia. Waesland from New York to Antwerp. Phoenician from Montreal to London. Kansas from Boston to Liverpool. Nova Scotian from Liverpool to Baltimore. W A Scholten from New York to Rotterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Istrian
Liverpool
Pavonai
Haytien Republic
Haytien
New York
Orinoco
St Kitts
City of Para
Aspinwall
Taormina
Lamburg
Portuense
Para
Hammonia
Hamburg
Iavre
Seale
Bremen
Southalinpton
Ai Elavre
Alava
Baltimore
Cape Race
Miranda
St Johns
Halifax
Crystal
Dundee
Gravesend
Holland
London
Queenstown
Italy
Aden
Yorkshire
China
Japan
Belfast
Connaught
Orrow Head
Isle of Wight
Scholten
Rotterdam
Bristol
Texas
Cross
Montreal
Eduard
Dieckhoff
Charleston
Beyrout
Follia
Bindon
Stannard
Carthagena
Altna Craig
Philadelphia
Demerara
Port
Sirocco
Cahoon
Hyatine
McLeod
Chesapeake
Steed
One
Poocilow
Port Jackson
Huddy
Ulasgow
Devonia
Young
Cottinburg
Hungaria
Genoa
Salisbury
Heath Point
Havana
Niagara
Bennis
Kong
City of Peking
San Francisco
Yokohama
Oasis
Dillon
Victoria
Stephen
Manila
St Stephen
Douglass
Galatea
Colville
Annie H Smith
Brown
Pactolus
Burnham
India
Rich
Benj Sewill
Ullmer
Revolving
Darkel
Leonora
Moreson
Don Enrique
Cremer
Havre
Alex McNeill
Davis
T F Oakes
Clift
Zouave
Spicer
Unc
Barks Importer
Treeworthy
J D Peters
Lanefor Do
J H Bowers
Phun
Honolulu
Annie W Weston
Duncan
Cosmo
Bennett
Miniature Almanac Observations At Sig nal Station Boston
Observations made Sept 24 at United States Signal Station Boston at 7 AM and noon Greenwich Time note wind and weather parameters. Captains advised to correct barometer readings by adding one hundredth of an inch per ten feet above sea level. Almanac entry for Sept 25 details high water, sun moon times, and day length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
O. M
YEO Be
United States of America
States
Navy Department
Waashington
D. C
Congress
Eneage
Gate Steel
Bureau of Ordnance
Washington, D.C
Secretary of the Navy
Washington, D. C
William C. Whitney
Maritime traffic notes from Liverpool and Boston port calls
Steamer Pavonia and Istrian report moderate to fresh breezes with noise and passengers en route to Liverpool and Queenstown. A mixed list of cleared vessels includes German bark Marie Heyn and barkentine Dominique, with additional coastwise sailings and ships bound for New York, Boston, and St John. Weather reports note southwest wind at sunset and smoky conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Heyn
Draheim
Stralsund
Germany
Gill & Sootz
Schs
Jessen
Hyson
Mahone Bay
Delong & Seaman
Kettle
Price
St John
Hatheway & Co
Pierre
Amos
de F A Roberts
Nelson Bartlett
Watts
St Thomas
Master
Robert J Leonard
Conley
Thorne’s Cove
S Sanborn
Elizar Bacheldor
West
Harborville
Atwood, Holmes
Thorne
Annie W. Pye
Moncton
H C Anderson
Jose Claverri
Arey
Buenos Ayres
Portland
E A Adams
Elizabeth Ann
de Costa
Port Hawkesbury
Annie C Moore
Shepard
St Pierre
Miag
Henry
Newhall & Co
Helen
le Pouliquen
Star of the East
Collins
Bath
H H Hyde
John Brooks
Snowman
Charles F William
Sch Gardner Colby
Grace
Philadelphia
Barkentine
Harriet S Jackson
Bacon
Kinsman & Co
Sechs
Hull
Shipping Movements Report From Vineyard Haven and Machiasport
From Our Correspondents Vineyard Haven Ar 234d barkentine Emita Drisko Pine Grove Me for Philadelphia ships Viola Repperd Smith Philadelphia for Portsmouth Anna J Trainer Derickson and Henry D May Morris de for Lynn Ebu City Etheridge de for Salem Nautilus Volmwan Elizabethport for Saco Reuben Eastman eotman Jersey City for Hallowell Ida L Plumer Liones Norfolk for Bath Susan B Ray Spaulding and George M Adams Standish Richmond Me for Leimore Didem Hart New York for Thomaston Returned 23d sch Reno Sch July Fourth ordered to Glen Cove LI MACHIASPORT At 21st scts Geo D Perry Flynn New York and Rosie Adria Small Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Barkentine Emita
Drisko
Pine Grove
Philadelphia
Schs
Viola Repperd
Smith
Portsmouth
Anna J Trainer
Derickson
Henry D May
Morris
Lynn
Ebu City
Etheridge
Salem
Nautilus
Norfolk
Bath
Susan B Ray
Spaulding
George M Adams
Standish
Richmond
Leimore
Didem
Hart
New York
Astoria
Katie Flickinger
Young
San Francisco
Newman
Keyes
Colon
Ship Island
Baltimore
Josephine Thomson
Moore
Providence
Jov H Jackson
Williams
Josh Baker
Davis
Isaac TP Campbell
Matthews
Kentebec
Henry B Ritter
Ieterson
New Bedford
Abbie Haheen
Gheen
Pawtucket
Lettle Stowes
Patterson
Chatham
Musahida Jevis
Higbee
Kennebec
Chase Daine
Daniels
Nettuno
Hummell
Rotterdam
Ashdell
Maine
Havre
Decatur Ho Milier
Hawes
Boston
Wim Crane
Booster
Savannah
Geo Appold
Warren
Schs Bimma
Angell
Stipp
Jd Manchester Haynes
Miatthews
Hughes Wood
Coontys
Pendleton
Banger
Thek Tileon
New Haven
Hwlbhevens
Lewis
Mabelphonies
Mckenzie
Rocaport
Miss
Aines
Sheridan
Rhineveck
Eo Appeid
Decature Miller
Bark Borstelj
Manchesity Haynes
Carrie Holmes
Nathan Lawrence
W . Fendleton
Kaylies Wood
RD Biover
Nikes Ames
Berkshire
Caner Iochantress
Bocton
Perth
Wangor
AP Soa
Se Amboy
Cie
Townsend
Tunnell
Charles Neith
Dano
Ferkins
Weymouth
Ileree
Doige
Provincetown
Melville
Hatch
Ilyantis
New Boxer
Rilikin
Cape Neddick
Bari
Lorimer
Boscon
Baltkc
Beniuett
Ricinond
Chipman
Adopducrsville
de Witt
Sie Riner
Bark Anoca
United Kingdom
Beeaulor
Jacksonville
Isalh
Arod
Bell
Georgia
Holt
Charter Oak
Cook
Stannish
Lizcie Carr
Brown
Philadelhia
Bilverly
Cass
Ella Brown
King
Hoboken
Hharies Lawrence
Faylor
Danversport
Bristol
Klias Runyon
Eldridge
Cedar Keys
W Lewis
Albergh
Galveston
West Indies
Charlesson
Bark
Bere
Krieger
Himburg
Hamburg
Fannie Brown
James H Gordon
Ballimeore
Calals
Sarah Louise
Morrison
Voseph Seudher
Waiss
St John
Allandale
Kenck
Hope Cathin
Alfaretta Campbell
Camppar
Bark Royal Tar
Jackson
Revolution
Mitchell
EF & G
Willara Wilson
Kelley
Poriard
Fernandlina
Frederick
Fannie E Wolston
Mart
Sleaners
Harkess
Verill
Vera Cruz
Elec
Willesuen
Raebern
Norioig
River Avon
Rees
Aspinwall
Comal
Bolger
Perk Nujadon
Ihorsen
Nus
Peterson
Bbiuudiel Shia
Leith
Myror
George Suws
Kate & Mary
Goggswell
Rondout
Abuvie
Bentley
Baker
Belie Hulladay
Hampson Roads
Luella
Snow
Rowe
Kiladelphia
Hnergy
Mcbride
Demerara
H Kvenzel
New Travell
Do Carrington
Hate M ‘Wilton
Lydia Hooper
Sinulator
Kendrick
Chath
Win L Walker
Crocker
Dexter
Withington
London
Newport News
Vapar
Boaz
West Point
Schooling Souther
Ballard
Nora Pearson
Unwell
Leonida
Trapani
H P Shares
Osborne
Maggie Smith
Kennett
Poortsmouth
Nfl
A W Lewis
Peake
Bangor
J W Smith
Nickerson
H Valentine
Curtis
New Orleans
Belfast
Fiugo
Bark Courier de Pacifiquue
Augeron
Lisbon
Eaus
Liverpoo
Newburyport
Skinner
Newport
Alice Belle
Barker
Hallowell
Bidde
Tor
Szimon Washburn
Hathaway
Paunton
Saltie W Vonder
Lincoln
Do Tor
New Yolaik
Saale
Bremen
City of Para
Hngiender
Manila
Ada Scilen
Hillsboro
Nile
Macde C
Frank and
Willie
St.John
Williams Barnes
Hollowell
Laconia
Rockland
Yankee Blade
Anger
George D Loud
Sullivan
Charlotte Fish
Clark
Ishand
Steames Pranconkt
Vortland
Barks Enrechetta
Singapore
Ayres
Oporto
Bengal
Pisagua
Sechs
Georgie Kerry
Mopang
Rockyort
Mass
L S Collins
Ioston
Stella M Kenyon
Abel W Parker
Fall River
Helena
J Terry
Kate Scranton
Annie Louise
Dennis
A W Ellis
Addie Jordan
Winner
Pwo Rivers
Freddie Huton
Calais
FA Bike
Lickla
Thomsen
Copenhagen
Sportsman
Russell
Assyrian Monarch
Carrison
Hermann
Meyer
Antwerp
Labretagne
Dejousselin
Caland
Bouyer
Dorian
McKeague
Estel
Portia
Dawson
Austria
Storm King
Hill
Christine
Schulze
Barks
William Phillips
Potter
Dunedin
Sebastian Dail Orso
Cremonine
Shanghae
Ichs
J W Glover
Morton
Katie Ranger
Hardy
Fortune Island
Mary Bradford
Oliver
Kingston
Frank LP Lawson
Olivia
General Whitney
Bearse
Ewing
Norwich
Sehs Leon
Nagle
Halifax
Emily J White
Paterson
Shrlee
Roude
McIntyre
Richard Vaux
Sam Weller
Barlow
A J Miller
Crowley
Somerset
J G Fell
Henry Remsen
Allen
Signal
Dewick
A_G Vease
Alby
Portland
Conn
Sarah Babcock
Palmer
Greenwich
James K Polk
Lockwood
James Henry
Chevelier
Port Eaton
Greene County
Banner
Hyde
5Ag Harbor
Asher S Parker
Messiner
Glen Cove
Melissa
Frask
Cooper
JS Lan Prey
Harding
Ahna
Johnson
A McNichol
Fanning
General ‘Tourbet
Weaver
Haverstraw
HS Watford
Carson
Vort Johnson
Cynthia Dane
Gardner
Amboy
Serbit
Eva Adele
Prescott
Augusta
Anna Warker
Sargent
Diverty
Hyannis
John Somes
Robbins
Stonington
Telemah
Marshall
Groton
Shropshire
Washington
Taconry
Commonwealth
van Kirk
Jennie Sweeney
Morse
Kennard
Bettencourt
Park I Island
Icis Standard
Oran
John Rose
Alien
J-C Yarnall
Scott
Augustus Hunt
Sadie Wisentt
Lar Pour
Lottie Some
Bartlett
Wiliturt
Geo W Fennhnore
Magee
Salein
Genoa
Freidig
McClellan
So Iimie
Addie Morrill
Andrews
Montevideo
Dreadnaught
Clara E Colcord
Colecra
Philadelpia
Mary Elizabeth
Dunton
Boothbay
Victor Puig
Harris
Booty
Baracoa
Swhs Oriental
Melanson
Port Gilbert
Florence Leland
Adams
Colson
Staples
Quincy
W C Pendleton
Webber
Damariscotla
Frostburg
Luis G Ravel
Barrett
Ferip Amboy
Seis Pheni
Willard
South Amboy
Benjamin Courtney Baker
Joseph Dean
Chase
Georgetown
Dover
Delia Hinds
Sonner
Reading
Giovanni
Mary Lizabeth
Hisoey
Steemers Pioneer
Wyanoke
Moonlight
Cranmer
John Shay
Tilton
Jersey City
Berturda Hundreds
E & J Hamlton
Kman
Chickahominy
Lizzie
Annie
Fam O’ Shanter
SY Augustine
Pla
aAr List
Sch
Thos d May
Koeniin
Barks Inc
Christiansen
Buenos
Hiull
Merrimuck
Crowell
Wiliam Laurence
Balimore
Mascotte
Paiva
Sereia
Reis
Union
Staalham
Brunswick
Laura
Lamsen
Somersep
Sarah Quinn
Lynch
Hattie S Wuliins
Bray
Altivella
Elizabethport
Hygue
Hinckley
Worth Amboy
Glenahen
Bunker
Steuben
Andrew Jackson
Centennial
Mary _B Sillith
Tacoma
Madeira
Union Island
Wright
Wilmington
George L Drake
Parris
Beaufort
Viola
Barton
Brant
Multiple ships and ports listed in 1886 shipping notices
In Boston and other ports a dense list of ships, bark and steamer arrivals, sailings, and destinations across Honolulu, Philadelphia, Glasgow, Liverpool, London, Manila, Yokohama, and more. Notable entries include Mabel Taylor from Philadelphia, Melrose from Tacoma, and Isis sailing to New Orleans, with numerous vessels sailing or cleared for ports worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Spence
Gill
Honolulu
Francis B Pay
Pettigrew
Une
HIOGO
Devonshire
Purvis
New York
Mabel Taylor
Durkee
Philadelphia
Fadora
Fulton, Inc
Lalla
le Blanc
Art
Melrose
Kalb
Tacoma
Edward May
Johnson
Boston
Amelia
Newhall
Eureka
Isle of Erin
Nicholson
Glasgow
Kirkitat
Cutler
Port Townsend
Ford
Griffiths
San Francisco
Discovery
Meyer
Claus Spreckels
Drewno
Hamburg
Kehrwieder
Splieit
Montreal
Sirius
Charleston
Oranmore
Jones
Baltimore
Amsbury
Saiting
Isis
New Orleans
London
Richmond Hill
Fivide
Lizrd
Stirlingshire
Alexander
Portland
Stockton
Manila
Ange
Belle
Oregon
Losion
Nortie Sydney
Mereia
Port Royal
Llamnburg
Grrtion
Jessie
McGregor
Melacdden
Delkiware
Airaniitts
Seort
Elektra
Rctoe
Barks Saga
Bayden
Seville
Luiz A Martinez
Scott
Liverpool
Qurim
Burks Wyle
Oscar
Sharpness
Sharpness; Thetht, Aarvrk
Carait
Limerick
Apeolio
Lisbon
Zoo
Seentners Scahedias Loa
Siberian
Ork Carl Linek
Father Boint Lou
Taron
Bernsen
Scotland
Luckhurst
Queenstown
Adriatic
Phoenix
Davis
Linelva
ST Johns
N&ar
Nova Scotian
Wylie
Si Jago
Thomas Brooks
Waugh
Juspan
Port
Sch de Mory
Brewster
Yokohama
Port Ang
Ywonauwar
Smith
Tor
Utrecht
Kuckens
Favonius
Dumka
Republic
Siith
Sailing notices from multiple ships and ports
Shipping brief lists vessels sailing and current at sea: Innerwick Cardiff Sept 23 from Waters. Ferador New York Sept 17. Adriano Pensacola and others from Montevideo via Paranaqua. Prince Louis Rio Janeiro Sept 23. Still Water New SARSTON Sept 18. Marie Pug wash NS Sept 24. Equator New Orleans Sept 24. Gov Tilley Antwerp Philadelphia transit Sept 93. Alfred D Snow San Francisco Sept 24. Vanloo New York Sept 23. Clementina Newfoundland Sept 18. Dahlia St Johns NF Sept 18. Ceylon Marseilles Sept 22. Gov Robie San Francisco Sept 20. Violet Newport Aug 80. Union Paspebiac Aug 4. Vibilia Barbados Aug 31. other brigs and bark names with owners and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Innerwick
Waters
Cardiff
Almeira
Ferador
Hughes
New York
Buenos Ayres
Adriano
Molcedo
Pensacola
Alfredo
Massa
Portland
Agquidneck
Montevideo
Paranaqgua
Ethel
Thompson
HW Palmer
Boya
Savannah
Hilda
Jacobsen
Fernandina
Woodside
Race
Forzo
Chittagon Y
Prince Louis
Page
Rio Janeiro
Cette
Still Water
Rites
Sarston
Marie
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Alfred D Snow
Willey
San Francisco
Vanloo
Morrel
Vancouver
Porter
Lisbon
Clementina
Ball
Newfoundland
Martinia
Mezzano
Dahlia
Cole
St Johns
Marseilles
Ceylon
Lauro
Alvington
Harding
Elida
Hotf
Rose VY
Varaldo
Brunswick
Naples
Gov Robie
Blanchard
Gibraltar
Oporio
Lorena
Stowers
Seretha
Harvey
Paysander
Violet
West
Newport
Union
Briard
Paspebiae
Crc
le Conteur
Paspebiac
Taylor Dickson
Saka
Hastings
Comans
Vibilia
Gilchrist
Barbados
Ships and routes from Quebec to Buenos Ayres and more
Shipping news reports Golden Rule under Williams sailing from Quebec to Buenos Ayres on Sept 16 at sea about 47 miles east of Gaspe. Antwerp under Dakin from St John New Brunswick bound for Tralee reported about Sept 16 at latitude 43 08 and longitude 79 40. Parthia under Carruthers from London to Portland Oregon left July 17 at latitude 57 358 longitude 85 41 W. Arabia under Robinson Moilo bound for Boston reported Sept 13 at latitude 26 24 N longitude 62 20 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule
Williams
Quebec
Buenos Ayres
Gaspe
Antwerp
Dakin
St John
Tralee
Parthia
Carruthers
London
Portland
Arabia
Robinson
Moilo
Boston
Stormy seas wreck multiple ships and salvage actions reported
Across ports from Buenos Ayres to Provincetown to New York the bulletin details several shipwrecks and losses. Bark Isaac Hall suffers mast and gear losses after a hurricane near Boston. Sch Commerce breaks gear docking at Rockland. Meyer & Muller sold after tow to Philadelphia. Ellen W Sawyer and Eliza A Thomas wrecked on Malpeque bar with limited cargo saved. Clan Mackenzie reports gale damage. Victoria Cross wrecked at Galway and tobacco damage to a lighter. Alpha total loss on Grand Bank. Henry Friend reaches Halifax in distress. Nesletia wrecked at Malpeque with crew saved. Barnegat light sighted after vessels sail from Hampton Roads. Vicksburg towed for repairs. CY Gregory reports collision near Libby Island. Edward Norton and Willie A Jewell damage in Provincetown harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Isaac Hall
Stone
Boston
Sch
Nash
Perry’s Wharf
Rockland
Meyer & Muller
Belfast
Philadelphia
New York
Jordan
Newburyport
Gregory
Summerside
Pei
Ellen W Sawyer
Poruland
Malpeque Bar
Eliza A Thomas
Portland
San Francisco
Cardiff
Victoria Cross
Galway
Rocky Bay
Niagara
Steenken
Bremen
New Orleans
St Johns
Alpha
London
Quebec
Grand Bank Cape
Halifax
Henry Friend
Banks
Beaver Harbor
Deer Island
Nesletia
Malpeque
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Coronilla
Newcastle
Eny
Barnegit
John Rose
New London
Vicksburg
Bangor
Providence
CY Gregory
Libby Island
Machias Bay
Fannie B .Tueker
Machias
Eastport
Knight of the Thistle
Cork
United Kingdom
Havre
Antwerp
Moskwa
Maritime arrivals and sailings from multiple ports
A ledger of ships sailing and in port, listing vessels such as steamer Texas, Eduard, Miramada, Altna Craig, Port Jackson, City of Peking, and City of Peking along with destinations including Montreal New York Philadelphia Baltimore and San Francisco. Several vessels are noted as in port or passed with dates in September and August, with captains and owners named where provided.
Amid Oceanic Traffic Aboard Numerous Vessels Sets Sail
Maritime notices list ships and crews from New York Philadelphia Boston and Providence departing in clear weather. Multiple steamers and schooners cleared for ports including Lisbon London and Havana with captains Newman Keyes Gordon Hoyt and Campion among others.
Port Madison and Port Blakely sailings in late 1800s commerce
Shipping notices record numerous vessels sailing from Portland Maine to Philadelphia and New York along with dockside movements at Providence, Newport News and Wilmington. Entries name bark Tetuan, Northwest, Gallego, Lorin, and ships like Mary Corson, Advancing cargoes, with routings to Leith Shanghai Antwerp Genoa and Dunkirk. Mixed freight lists include bunkers, passengers, and general merchandise.
Passage Arrivals by Cunard Steamship Pavonia and Cinbria at Boston
Long shipboard list of passengers arriving in Boston from Liverpool and New York aboard Cunard steamers Pavonia and Cinbria. Names include Dr E P Abbe, Miss Abbe, Mr Bailey, Mr Ballard, Mr Barnes, Mrs Barnes, Rev C Follen Lee, Hon Russell Lowell, Rev John Ruthven, Miss Paine, Miss Edith Prescott, Rev WH Hare, DD, Mrs Hartley and child, and many others.
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Pavonia
Boston
Liverein
E P Abbe
Abbe
Ausin
LC Bailey
Mas Bailey
CG Ballard
Ballard
Chas B Barnes
Barnes
Chas Barnes
Clara ¢ Barnes
Mary P Barnes
Edith P Barnes
G M Benson
A A Rontell
Aird
P. Bradford
Briddon
V Briddon
Emily Briddon
Jamieson
Edith Prescott
WG Russell
Marion Russell
John Ruthven
John B Schroeder
Isaac. M Seckel
J H Hartley and Child
M Hebblethwaite
Ida M Hebblethwaite
PD S Herrick
Herrick
A S Hill
James Hilly
Holick
Hope
W Jamieson
John ‘Trowbridge
Trowbridge
Eo Bie Warne
Wright
E A
Waobber
SV West
West
RJ Weson
Emily White
SL C Willians
D Williams
J Winch
Winch and Child
BR Woods
Miss Woods
Mr Byrne
Miss Craig
Vir Parker
di Clancy
Wallner
Farnworth
King
E D Easttford
Cinbria
New York
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Percy Algar
Wilson Reed
Tucker
WW Tucker
A Ashburner
Ocean Freight Lines and Passenger Arrivals Note
Fragmentary report lists sailing routes to Australia Fiji New Zealand Samoa and Sandwich Islands from San Francisco aboard Alameda Gaelic and Zealandia with dates in September October. Mentions crews and ships including Trovie Bird and East India passage details for Society Islands China Japan and related destinations.
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Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Sandwich Islands
Alameda
Oo San Francisco
Society Islands
China
Japan
East India
British
San Francisco
Zealandia
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