Steamship arrivals and fisheries report from East Boston
The week may show fewer steamers due to shipment patterns as several liners including the Bohemian, Sylvania, Kansas, and Columbian prepare for Liverpool and London while the Devonian is awaited. A 275,000 pound fish market at T wharf highlighted by twenty six fishing vessels and 1100 mackerel, haddock, cod, hake, pollock sales followed. immigration and religious observances drew crowds at Goodnow’s wharf. Exports surpassed last year with 3,142,287 and imports 796,685, and the Alcina reached Nova Scotia after rough seas. Bark Holliswood arrived in San Francisco. Kansas reported severe weather on the voyage, with midship cattle fittings swept away. The Landman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowen
Lucy A. Davis
Astoun
Bohemian
Kansas
Liverpool
Columbian
London
Leyland
Goodnow
Charles River
North End
Alcina
Nova Scotia
Holliswood
Boston
San Francisco
Honolulu
New York
Charlestown
Tiverpool
Waters
Enthusiasts Auction First Seats at New Symphony Hall
Enthusiastic crowds gather at the new Symphony Hall in Huntington and Massachusetts avenues for the first auction sale of rehearsal seats. Auctioneer Jackson offers the initial seat, purchased by Mr. Herrick for 292 dollars with a premium of 280, while remaining prices range from 10 to 60 dollars as better seats sold higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Herrick
Symphony Hall
Huntington
Massachusetts
Jackson
Herrick
SB Park Square
Barthold Schlesinger
Warren St
Brookline
Cypress St
John B. Fitzpatrick
Court Street
Boston
Jamaica Plain
Elm Street
Thomas B. Noonan
Eliot High School
Wreck of Willie A. McKay Fish Schooner Off Vir gin Rocks
Twenty four crewmen and the captain of the Provincetown schooner Willie A. McKay survived a devastating gale that sank the ship near the Vir gin rocks after days at sea. They were rescued by the Talisman of Gloucester and brought home through a long land route. One crew member, George Naugler, is missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Willie A. McKay
Virgin Rocks
Gloucester
Bay of Bulls
St. John’s
Halifax
Boston
Charles Johnson
Dories
McKay
Wee
George Naugler
Somerville
Widened North Chelsea draw makes way for large steamers
The North Chelsea draw bridge has been widened from forty five to sixty feet to admit large steamers, with the bridge now in operation after 133 days. The project, aided by Henry M. Whitney and others, aims to serve Everett Coke Works and coal sheds while awaiting removal of the temporary structure. Shipowners like John 8 Emery & Co. shift toward schooners and four masted vessels, with new builds Calumet Geneva and another four master planned at Rockland for Captain Peter Crowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Chelsea
Michael Enright
Kearsarge
Mystic River
South Bay
Alfred Sorensen
Ellis
Lawlor
Boston
Henry M. Whitney
Boston & Maine Railroad
Everett
Cobb, Aldrich & Co
Rockland
Peter Crowell
Geneva
Shipping News Snapshot of Arrivals and Clearances
Maritime brief detailing arrivals and clearances on Sept 25, listing steamers and schooners with routes from Halifax to Charlottetown and Saint John to Rockport, with cargoes and passengers. Includes daylight times and a dense list of vessels, ports, and towing assignments across Atlantic ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Walters
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Halifax
Pye
Charlottetown
Port Hawkesbury
C. B
N. S
HB. I. Downing
Britannic
Nilsen
Louisburg
Howard
Nickerson
Baltimore
Norfolk
Ass Graham
Bay State
Dennison
Portland
Garfield White
Seely
Apple River
Oriole
Weddon
River Hebert
Lizzie Wharton
Thorne
Windsor
Independent
Case
Storm
Petrel
Patten
Eddyville
N. Y
Right Away
Smith Northport
Mary Lee Newton
Coleman
Red Beach
Josie
Pettigrew
Machias
Portland Packet
Gardner
Calais
Gypsum King
N. S&s
Calabria
J. B. King & Co
Jillsboro
Here
Buccaneer
Kelly
Philadelphia
Falcon
Robert I. Carter
N. P. Doane
Sears
Newport
R. IL
O. Co
Bayonne
N. J
English King
Antwerp
Aslam
Avonmouth
Eng
Thistle
St. John
N. B
Roger Drury
Hillsboro
Alice Maud
Sackville
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Michael McDonald
Bunker Hill Ave
West Quincy
Mass
Shipping News
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Croix
Cumberland
Fastport
Yarmouth
N. C
Prince Arthur
Kirshaw
Old Dominion
Herman Winter
Aragon
News
Georgia
Eva
Lizzie
M. G. McLaughlin
Broadway
New York City
Deity Aksent
George A. Comins
Medical
Wen
Hallock Medical Institute
Court St
Boston, Mass
Hargrove
Washington St
Howard ST
Dor. Tolman
E. M. Tolman
Gordon
Tremaont St
E.W. Cahan
M. D
Tremont Street
Adams
Columbus Avenue
J. E. Frothingham
Allston St
Corner Bulfinch
Mary Bell
Warren Ave
Columbus Ave
J. F. Bishop
Tremont St
Boylston
Pelham
N. M. Hatch
Idergsaine Guaranty
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Middlesex
Cambridge
Gaskill
Mary C. Carroll
Pro Ams
Newton and Boston Street Railway Company
J. H. Vahey
D. J. Gallagher
W. I. Badger
Jean Mills
Eben N. Burnham
L. K. Morse
J. B. Moran
Fudaw
Reed
NY & NH
Coveney
Boland
Douglass
Savage
Morris
Davis
Robertson
Varney
Baldwin
Keefe
Appr
Ete
Tobey
Woburn
Norcross Velty of
Superior Court
Lowell—Maynard
Isabelle Keyes
D. W. Horne
P. J. Sondheim
W. B. Sprout
G F
G. R. Richardson
Danforth
Dan— Forth
Melendy
Admx
Chapin
Marr
Jordan
Riley
Bronski
Yuszkowski
Bhipding
Sunard Line
Queenstown
Saxonia
New
Ivernia
Ultonia
Sylvania
Apply Company
State Street
Alexander Martin
Dowinion
New England
Wead
Commonwealth
Mew
State St. Richards, Mills & CO
Warren Line
Opt
Nichigan
Sachem
Sagamore
Fitchburg
Charlestown, Warren & CO
Milk Street
Savannah Line
Central of Georgia Railhoray Company
Ocean Steamship Co
North Side
Lewis
City of
Summer Street
HW. Downing
Atlantic Ave
Sound Line
Metropolitan S. S. Co
Ocean Steamship Company
New Pier
North River
A. Dew. Sampson
Jominson Atlantic Ry
Prince George
Tong Wharf
Long Wharf
Foot State St
J. F. Masters
Southern Pac Fig Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Texas
Arizona
Colorado
California
K. E. Currier
N. Kk
Edwin Hawley
Ass’t Gen
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Co, Steamship Lines
Newport News
Providence
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Washington Street
W. P. Coria
R. I
Boston and
Phladelphia
Lewis Wharf
South Shore
State St
H. B. Hammond
Gov. Dingley
India Wharf
Chas. R. Lewis
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
William
Boston Post
John W. M Km
Esquire
Elijah George
Charles H. Kelley
Walter H. Kelley
Alice M Kelley
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Ashmont
F. J. Stark
Devonshire
Mass. Ave
E. R. DIX
Locke St
No. Cambridge
Nice Street
Bunker Hill
Dorchester
George Lorman
Springfield St
Warrenton _ st
Fens
Huntington Ave
White
Hemenway St
West Newton
the Post
William E. Fay
Mutual Loan CO
Water St
Tolman
Shorey
Cobb, Aldrich
H&dts
Es Ee
BASS
Dublin
Cobb
Aldrich
N. FE
Washington and
Kneeland Sts
Sara
Dudley St
Clift St
Jay St
Cambridgeport
Standard Sewing Machine CO
Fryf & CO
Roxbury
Boston Painting CO
RUBIN
Leverett St
Joseph Seevack & CO
Cross St
Cross St. Sherman
S. Cooper
Wall St
Stamford St
Albee’s
Blackstone St
Blake's
Subury St
Monarch
Union
Crawford
Hartford
Morgan & Wright
Chase
B. P. Blake CO
Sudbury St
Union Station
Forest Hills
Rostindale- Walpole
John Hancock Building
Lady’s New
Columbia
Essex St
Nellie M. Haney
Columbia St
Capitalista
F. K. Daggett
Beacon St
Tel
Haymarket
Tremont
Halitl’'S Barber School
Washington
Monahan
Hamlet St
Stone Masons of Union No. 9
H. Cain
Newbury St
John H. Milk
Devonshire St
J. S. Bell Confectioniry CO
Main St
Douglas
Tremont Row
Litchfield
MME. Litchfield’s
H. Crinhe
Walnut Ave
Fourth St
Chelsea
Rio
Chickering
Hallet & Davis
Emerson
McPhail
Steinway
Wm. Bourne
Shawmut Ave
Berry
Rox
Astrology
M. Frances
Rutland Square
City
Carlenf
J. F. Johnson
Hanover St
Kerene’s Watch Store
Fulton St
John A. Cargile
Alabama
Warren St. Advent Christian Church
Shreque's
SAFES
E. P. Blake Co
W. Berman & CO
Hzott
Bissonette
Lancing
Slye
Waltz