Senate Debates on President's Policy and Canada Retaliation
Washington reports show Senators Morgan and Dolph clash over the President's retaliation plan against Canada. The chamber discussed executive session, the Mills bill substitute, and views on how tariffs and revenues should respond to Canadian trade. Private pension bills were then approved including Sheridan's widow’s pension, before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stewart
Edmunds
Senate
Sherman
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Morgan
Gloucester
Ohio
Congress
Mexico
Mr. Dolph
Alabama
Saks
Dolph
Committee On Foreign Relations
Philip H. Sheridan
Berry
House
John Newman
Warren County
Miss
Measures of Minor Importance Passed in House Ad Journed
The House adjourned at 1:30 pm after approving several minor measures. Items included a joint resolution inviting the German empire to join the International Geodetic Association, a resolution to form a commission to negotiate the Mexico border, a naval academy course regulation with cadet age provisions, and bills allowing seamen to deposit wages with paymasters, enabling disabled veterans to choose homes on receiving ships, and authorizing clothing outfits for naval apprentices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumeron
United States
International Geodetic Association
Mexico
Naval Academy
Army Orders Seave Depart Platte Mission Promotions and Transfers
Colonel Alfred L. Hough promoted from lieutenant colonel to colonel of the Sixteenth Infantry and ordered to join his regiment at Whipple barracks Arizona after leave. First Lieutenant H M Chittenden relieved from Platte headquarters and assigned to the Mississippi River commission. Second Lieutenant John T Haines transferred within Troop M. Assistant Surgeon Ezra Woodruff granted six months sick leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alfred L. Hough
Ninth Infantry
Sixteenth Infantry
Department of the Platte
Whipple Barracks
Arizona
H. M. Chittenden
Engineer Corps
Mississippi River Commission
John T. Haines
Fifth Cavalry
Ezra Woodruff
The Late Storms In Mexico Hit Telegraph Lines
The government telegraph system in Mexico City is badly damaged by recent storms and may require largely new lines. Rain yesterday raised nearby lakes, and many streets remain flooded. Typhus risk rises from stagnant water. Advices report heavy rains and floods in Guerrero causing destruction and abandonment of lowland areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
City OF
Unilpancingo
Gurrero
Revere House Appointments Ease Guest Comfort
The article notes that the renovations at the Revere House improve guest ease and comfort, detailing upgraded rooms and enhanced services for patrons and travelers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
Typhoid Fever At Lynn Epidemic Strikes Wyman Street
A typhoid fever epidemic is raging near Wyman street. William C. Tucker loses a son and three others are hospitalized. Tucker and a nurse at his home are also treated at the City Hospital. Mrs Buffum, widow of the late Hon. James N Buffum, injured in a carriage accident, rests at home. Michael Buckley, the coachman, is in the City Hospital and thought unlikely to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynx
Wyman Street
William C. Tucker
Tucker
Buffum
James N. Buffum
Michael Buckley
Bostons Overwhelmed as Sanders Hot for Phillies
In Philadelphia, Sanders pitched a steady game as the Phillies defeated Boston 10 to 0. Sommers debuted at catcher with solid defense and strong batting, while Fogarty and Nash highlighted defensive plays. Boston’s Brown and Quinn struggled at key moments as Philadelphia built offense from early runs and sustained pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Sanders
Philadelphia
Fogarty
Sommers
Boston
Brown
Nash
Ray
Quinn
Wood
Farrar
Andrews
Clements
Johnston
Bastian
Mulvey
Philadalpatas
A. Uhlpo
A. B
R. Bhlpo
Smiccccock
Oj Hornung
Morrill
O Irwin
Philadelphias
Basse
Tone Fogarty
Bas
Smith
Detroit
Reeve
Nicholson
Ganzo
Rowe
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Scoessonees
ChicaGo
Gumbert
Anson
Pfeffer
van Haltren
Schoeneck
Buckley
Denny
Indianapolis Wants Ward Name as Next Cubs Captain
Curiaco reports Glasscock says Indianapolis management is negotiating with Ward of the New Yorks to accept the team leadership and captaincy next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ward
Curiaco
Glasscock
New Yorks
Baseball at Brookline ends with Marions 6 Old Rovers 0
The Old Rovers of Brookline joined to play the Marions at the Cypress Street playground yesterday afternoon. A large audience witnessed a good game with the Marions winning 6 to 0 despite a spirited effort by Brookline’s Old Rovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Rovers
Marions
Cypress Street
Old Rovers
Florists Galvin Brothers Exhibit Century Plant at Hall
The century plant, age over seventy years, bloomed at Horticultural Hall for florists Galvin Brothers and drew many admirers. A tall stem rises to the ceiling with brownish blossoms, while the hall features floral designs, an immor-telle horse, and aquatic plant displays. The exhibit runs daily 10 am to 10 pm for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvin Brothers
Horticultural Hall
Florista
Incoming Steamers for Boston and Other Destinations
List of incoming ships and routes with dates and agents including Bavarian from pirergoe London Marmion Jamaica Boston Fruit Co due Sept 27 Yarmouth Samaria Liverpool Savannah Gate City Savannah and Yarmouth services with dates Sept 20 to Sept 30 and agents J G Hall & Co Rich'n & Barn'd Nova Scotia listings
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Pirergoe
Thayer & Line
Savannah
Rich'n & Barn
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
Outgoing Steamers From Boston Schedule
Outgoing steamers from Boston listed for Sept 26 to Oct 3 with destinations including Glasgow Philadelphia Liverpool Yarmouth Halifax and Worcester. Sail dates show sailing times and agents such as Thayer and Lincoln E B Sampson J G Hall and Co Warren and Co Furness and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Liverpool
Michigan
Norseman
Roman
Palestine
Warren & CO
Postoffice Square
Britannic Liverpool Passengers and Schedules
The list shows multiple ship and schedule details with ports such as Liverpool Glasgow Antwerp and Bremen. Entries include names like J B Ismay England F W J Hurst Gallia VA Brown&Co Trave Oelrichs & Co Waesland and PWright & Sns with times around 9.00 AM to 3.00 AM on a Thursday September 27. Includes State of Nevada Glasgow and Hamburg Kundhardt&Co Mail steamers approximate.
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New York
Amater’am
Neh
Edge&Co
Bergenland
Antwerp
Wright & S
Rome
Liverpool
Henderson Bros
Celtic
Isma Lahn
Bremen
Oelrichs
Leerdam
Rotterdam
Nch
Edge& Co
J B Ismay
England
Hurst Gallia
VA Brown&Co
Trave
Oelrichs & Co
Waesland
Notice to Captains Observations for Sept 25 at U S Signal Station
Observations recorded at United States Signal Station Moston at 8 am corresponding to 1 pm Greenwich time. Wind velocity measured by barometer corrections advised for ships. Captains should add one hundredth inch per ten feet altitude above sea level. Almanac data included with tidal and lunar details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Moston
Port of Boston Ship News Sees Numerous Arrivals and Sailings
The Boston port report lists arrivals including Steamer Michigan from Liverpool with passengers and weather details, State of Maine from St John NB, Shawmut with a barge, Penobscot, Star of the East, Tremont, George A Chafee, Novelty fishing vessel, and multiple brigs and schooners. Cleared vessels include Yarmouth steamer, Lucy W Snow brig, Mozelle, Mary E McDougall, Annie Simpson, and others. Sailed items feature Yarmouth, Berkshire, Kansas, and Standard with tug operations amid wind light and seas, noting Highland Light and Hull conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Walters
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Lon
Veritas
Mcauley
Dublin
Miramich
Atlas
New York
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Star of the East
Collins
Bath
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
George A Chafee
Proctor
Soucestor
Novelty
Joyce
Crus
Morse
John Bunyan
Josephine
Investigator
Bisch Reporter
Wood
Moncton
Elizabeth
Roy
Margaretville
Dart
Spragg
St John
Ance
Fisher
Hoboken
Ellen M Baxter
Gray
Hyannis
French
Lambert
Hall
Philadelphia
Bed Herald
Heagan
Roundout
Maria Theresa
Kalloch
Rockland
Sarah P. Foss
Machias
Arrival
Stewart
Brooklin
Wiliam Butman
Closson
Hannah Grant
Strout
Portland Packet
Gardner
Calais
Frolic
Pinkham
Boothbay
Annie L Wilder
Thurston
Rockport
Eunice P Newcomb
Allen
Deer Isle
Electric Flash
Smith
North Haven
Yarmouth
Doane
JG Hall & Co
Lucy W Snow
Burgess
Cape Verd Islands
West Coast
Africa
F C Buttman
Des Aeey L Whiton
Rich
Windsor
Atwood & Ich
Schs
St Pierre
Mig
Delong & Seaman
Annie Simpson
McDonald
St Johns
Stratton
Little & Co
Coast Wise
Berkshire
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
George Fesmalley
Kath
C F Hyde
C F Williams
Lizzie Carr
Teel
Somes Sound
J H Consnt & Co
Seventy-Six
Rivers
Woodward Abrahams
Snow
Kennepec
Hattie Baker
Parker
Chester
Penn
Lovell & Son
Steaimer State of
Hull
J W Linnell
Confidence
Adelia Carleton
Navesink
Algo
Kansas
Standard
William H Clark
Sih John H Kranz
Highland Light
Steamer rates hold amid steady cargo activity across ports
New York and San Francisco dispatches show firm freight behavior with limited demand shifts. Grain and petroleum shipments edge higher while schooners and bulk carriers secure contracts, and Northern transatlantic routes maintain firm earnings. multiple vessels and barks list refined petroleum and cotton movements between New York, London, Antwerp, Hamburg, and other ports.
Diverse 18th 19th Century Ships Sailings Across Ports
A condensed list of vessels from various ports with sail dates in late September. Entries include brig Alice Ada sailing Ayr notations from Belfast bark Lothair for America and Freya for America from Bergen. Other ships depart from Dublin Dover Glasgow London Liverpool Newcastle Rio Janeiro and more with crews and destinations such as New York Philadelphia and Amsterdam.
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Ayr
Alice Ada
Casey Whitehaven
Belfast
Lothair
Hawthorn
Chatham
Bergen
Freya
America
Cape Town
San Stefano
McLaren
Cardiff
Leonora
Tichiaz
Philadelphia
Dublin
Evelyn
Donovan Portland
Queenstown
Village Belle
McLau
Screamer
Berry
Isle OF Wight
A ' Annah Blanchard
Atkins
Amsterdam
New York
London
Hibernica
Turner
Gaspe
Liverpool
City of Cas
Carlisle
McKechnie
Portland
Newcastle
Nsw
Daniel Barnes
Stover
Honolulu
Loth
Dartford
Sampson
Valparaiso
Delphine Melanie
Grianger
Josefa
Brannings
San Francisco
Minnyhive
Webster
Pasarobang
Anna Aletd
Bleeker
Sandy Hook
Rio Janeiro
Shishire
Scott
Pensacola
Hogarth York
New
Sealed Ship Arrivals Tie Bremen and Philadelphia Trade
Seaborne notices report the ship Savannah from Bremen under captain Haake of Germany sailing to Philadelphia via Scilly Passage on September 21. Separately, the steamer Edward and Webster returned to Port Townsend on September 18 from the Behring Sea with 500 sealskins aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scilly
Savannah
Ger
Haake
Bremen
Philadelphia
Port Townsend
Edward & Webster
Behring Sea
Fishermen Report Vessel Sinking After Leaking On Sept 14
Boston dispatch recounts Captain Hanson of the Isaac Keen describing a leak on the morning of September 14 during moderate seas. Four hours of pumping failed as salt clogged pumps, leading to doom. The John A Matheson helped transfer 400 quintals. 200 quintals and the crew were lost, with 12 men rescued to St Johns and Halifax before reaching Boston. High winds and fishing reports follow from Provincetown and Grand Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hanson
Sch
Isaac Keen
John A Matheson
Provincetown
Matheson
St Johns
Halifax
United States
Bostow
Highland Light
Grand Banks
Starr King
Julia
Aliso
Theresa D Baker
Bucksport
Allie B Dicer
Quero
Portland
Ocean steamers and barks sighted near Atlantic lanes
A bundled report lists numerous vessels with routes and positions on Sept and Aug, including Steamer Annandale from Pascagoula to Greenock, Steamer Anchoria from New York to Glasgow, Steamer Columbia from New York to Liverpool, Endrich from Clonakilty, H M Wd bark likely Tetty from Fleetwood to Baie Verte, William F Babcock via Cardiff to San Francisco, Larnica from London to New York, Herbert C Hall from Boston to Buenos Aires, Marquis of Lone from Montreal to Buenos Aires, a large four masted ship Tasman ia from London to San Francisco, Pass of Lony from Liverpool to San Francisco, Brackley Castle from San Diego to Puget Sound, Gen Butler from San Francisco to Puget Sound, McDougall from Hamburg to New York, fodine from Iviguut to New York, and Silicon via Alvena at New York after routing from Huelva to Philadelphia.
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Annandale
Pascagoula
Greenock
Anchoria
New York
Glasgow
Sandy Hook
Columbia
Liverpool
Srig Endrich
Clonakilty
Fleetwood
Baie Verte
Crawford
Bangor
Hartlepool
William F Babcock
Marey Hull
Cardiff
San Francisco
Larnica
Boyd
London
Portland
Falmouth
Herbert C Hall
Perry
Boston
Buenos Ayres
Lark Marquis of Lone
Vickery
Montreal
Tasmania
Pass of Lony
Jenkins
Jon
Brackley Castle
San Diego
Puget Sound
Gen Butler
Ship McDougall
Davis
Hamburg
Fodine
Smith
Iviguut
Silicon
Bartlett
Huelva
Philadelphia
Alvena
Astoria
Lancaster Castle
Thorpe
San Pedro
Wm H Starbuck
Reed
Queenstown
North Bend
Wallace
Baltimore
Lizzie A Partrick
Meyers
James H Hoyt
Dissolway
Timothy Field
Stratton
Nellie A Drury
Wilson
Helen G Moseley
Holt
Howard H Hanscom
Holmes
Gracie Dle Chambers
Chambers
Varuna
Birdsall
Morris W Child
Torrey
Sarah D J Rawson
French
Henry Withington
Crowell
Bath
Suez
Corkery
Laurestina
Batty
Lebast
Alleghany
Walker
Chase Mayer
Hand
Doschs Celina
Murray
Enos B Phillips
Baker
America
Bremen
Roxburgh Castle
Porman
D H Miller
Frostburg
Chatham
Standard
Reading
Lancaster
Pellock Riv
Alais
Sciss
Boardman
Tinker
New Haven
Addie Sawyer
Cook
A Peters
Britt
Stonington
Dolphin
Kelley
Charleson
Starlight
Hindle
Digby
Challenge
Norwood
Hannah F Carleton
Bryant
David Faust
Alley
Rondout
Lester A Lewis
Pendleton
Cathie C Berry
Foster
Roboken
Phineas H Gay
Dover
Henry B Metcalf
George A Lawry
Dobbin
Vinalhaven
BC Bee Ey
Elizabethport
Southweat Harbor
Wm Wutchins
Mahoney
Lubec
Douglas Haynes
Greenldaf
Harleatown
Diadem
Seavey
Thomaston
Maggie Mulvey
Randall
Port Johnson
Portsmouth
Mindora
Billings
Dangersport
J Gilmore
Senegpor
Hattie Godfrey
Strout
Hingham
John Mouleton
Cole
Frank Carvill
Chapman
Grimsby
Martha Seement
Townsend
Tom Williams
Mills
Florence Leland
Thomson
Eureka
Monitor
Fall River
Schs
Gray’s Harbor
Catherine Sudden
Rand
Galvaston
Prince
Giorgetown
Sechs
Hattie Turner
Windsor
Laura E Messer
Gregory
Hyannis
Sachs Grace Webster
Jewett
Warren
Crocker
Amboy
F Nickerson
J 8
Arc
Hercules
New Orleans
Pratt
Horton
Tralee
Prince Henry
Vaughan
Rio Janeiro
Alexandre Bosch
Arquilaguet
Kavanna
Norfolk
Lydia K Roper
John P Kelsey
Tharo
Salled
Swhs
Fannie Whitmore
Alfred Brabrook
Bertha Warner
Oranje Nassau
Surinam
Wisconsin
Maranhense
Para
Camerata
Porto Rico
J B Newcomb
Rutherford
Plymouth
Eng
Simith
Tingley
Antwerp
City of Columbia
Havana
Baltimore City
St Jago
Excelsior
Orinoco
Port Apain
Rima Donna
Priacon
Bollarsen
Copenhagen
Colorado
Aspinwall
Teniers
State of
England
Heeley
Waesland
Kuschmann
Trave
Willegerod
Gallia
Murphy
Britannic
Parsele
Herman Winter
Hallett
Miranda
Leseman
Halifax
Barks Joson
Jacobsen
Exmouth
Herbert Block
Hoyt
Brisbane
Walter Holly
Holder
Oriole
Secord
Phenix
Milton
N&8
Rhaetia
Arizona
Andes
Carthagena
Hell Ga
Wm Marshall
Melvin
Sadie Corey
Lowe
Salem
Emma Luther
Taunton
N Hi Skinner
Nickerson
Hoboken
Herbert E. Fisher
Newport News
City of Lincoln
Frye
Sue Williams
Pearce
Thorne
H B Ogden
Harringon
Ogden
Tole
Lokout
Crane
L G Rabel
Walker Armington
Drinkwater
Providence
F Randall
New London
Conn
Benjamin Courtney
Wyman
Mary A Judd
McGee
Newport
James M Bayles
Raynor
Swis Wilne
Brightman
Sanford
Tiverton
New Bedford
Alice M Ridgeway
Snow
Ben Hur
Lewis
Maryj Hubbard
Hubbard
Joe
William Lewis
Manter
Arctic Cenl
Amos Falkenburg
Green
Messenger
van Dyke
Oliver Chace
Barker
Icha Cordova
Simpson
Deer Isle
Sch
Maggie Andrews
Columbus
Scis Alfaretta Sqnare
Mary
Stephen G Hart
Carrie A Lane
Lucy A Davis
Ore
T F Oakes
Pere Bark County of
Forfar
McAlpin
Port Townsend
Prussia
Reynolds
Harvester
Schneider
Albania
Brownell
John Wester
Johnson
Antoinette
Burne
Paladelphia
Centipede
Hansen
Lynn
Platina
Lawrence
Chas Dennis
Haskell
Gow Hall
Cain
Kennebes
Hattie L. Sheets
Dale
Franklin
Mary B. Morse
Ida H Mathis
Sloane
Newburyport
Frank Nealty
Oliver
Lanesville
Anna Il Mulford
Wilton
Allyn’s Point
Emmad Meyer
Magee
John A Buckerman
Gammons
Wim F Green
Crockett
Carver's Harbor
Luther T Garretson
Grawford
John Shay
Tilton
E M Read
Rankin
Narragansett
Corson
Frankfort
Emma C Cotton
Ayres
Warren B Potter
Potter
Ayannis
Annie E. Stevens
Tice
David Clarkson
Ireland
Boothbay
Robinson
Barks San Luigi
Trapani
Messina
George Davis
Faulkner
Brunswick
Idis City
Jacksonville
Stillwell
Galveston
David Liner
Guthrie
Benj B Church
Kelly
Somerset
Loring
Ballard
Kearse
Win Isler
Iattie
Texas
South Amboy
Balled
Caroline
Ricketson
Mast Greenwich
Dexter Clark
Theall
St John
Robert Myhan
Doane
Glad Tidings
Donnel
Moneton
Karslie
Satelite
Perth Amuoy
Mary Sanford
Brown
Cornelia Soule
Colusa
Backus
Bristol Bay
WS Bowne
Blnhm
Honolulu
Southern Chief
Ross
Port
Jnsecovery
Monttor
Iversen
Humbold
Uativia
Wotton
Hong Kong
Mariposa
Hayward
Sydney
James Nesmith
Jackson
Occidental
Galeta
Albuerado
Queen's Island
Havre
Catalina
Melbourne
Mary Winkleman
Semiramis
Arrebarg
Andresen
Newcastle
ASW
Clan McKenzie
Naked
Merccur
Ribold
Baker’s Island
Savannah
Monkseaton
Beazley
Chattahoochee
F'Ybee
Toss-shire
Hewitt
Swansea
F Edwards
H Watford
Carson
Pawtucket
Julian Berkele
Groveland
Gillmore
Phillips
Tacoma
Canada
Warner
Multiple Maritime Incidents Reported Around the World
A sea of brief notices details ship groundings and sinkings: Ethel Harrison dies at sea aboard the Michigan near Abtrarpoeo from tonsillitis. several vessels including Fortuna, Mary, Grace and Grecian report distress, grounding, or cargo loss along routes from Newport News to Boston, Chesapeake Bay to Rio Janeiro, and off the coasts of Ireland and England. The Diamond wreck near Malden Islands prompts a fresh report, while crews recover barges near Barnegat and Edgartown notes outline salvage efforts and launches at Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ethel Harrison
Michigan
Abtrarpoeo
Twilight
McKenzie
Halifax
Governor’s Island Flats
Thomaston
John K Souther
Thompson
Kennebec River
Baltimore
Fortuna
Newport News
Chesapeake Bay
Lewes
Del
Gay
Thomas
Rio Janeiro
Grace
Williams
New York
San Francisco
London
le Galais
Montreal
Glasgow
Aryshire
Viequez
George K Hateh
Hardenbrook
Porto Ferro
George K Hatch
Consignee
Bermuda
Nellie M Slade
Melbourne
Ashdell
Barrow
Philadelphia
William B. Hopkins
Gloucester
Shinnecock Light
Cape Henlopen
Louisiana
New Orleans
Gulf of Florida
Pensacola
Jane Law
Stevenson
Montevide
Vineyard Haven
Edgartown
Bath
H F Morse
Morse Transportation Company
Blair
B Morse
Caswell
Kelley & Spear
Grassendale
Sydney
Diamond
Malden Islands
Barrow Shipbuilding Company
Harrow
England
Sailed and sailing arrivals list across global ports
A dense OCR list records ships, captains, ports, and sailing dates from multiple ports including BUENOS AYRES ARACOA CAR DIE BAY, HONG KONG, HAVANA, LIVERPOOL, MAURITIUS, MALAGA, MONTREAL, NICOLASPORI, NORTH SYDNEY, QUEBEC, PHOENIX CAYS, POUNCE PR, and ST THOMAS. Entries note bark, steamer, brig, and schooner movements with destinations such as New York, Philadelphia, Bristol, Greenock, and Port-au-Prince, along with ship names like Mars, Valencia, Rhine, and Walter S Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Ian Carsley Calais
Jennings
Glasgow
Atlanta
Antle
Arbor Grace
Phooro Cays
Mary
Ames
Crocker
Savannah
Pounce
George W Clyde
New York
Dominican
Quebec
Eriminta
Johnston
Greenock
Freidrich der Grosse
Behrendt
Leithardinian
Riteche
Liverpool
Maritime Ship Movements From Canadian and British Ports
Shipping notices list steamer movements from St Jago Cuba to Philadelphia and Kingston Ontario to St John New Brunswick, with vessels including Barnmoor Gray Sydney Lottie Stewart Kinney and more, cleared routes to Liverpool and New York. Southampton reports Werra sailing to New York, Victoria records Costa Rica and William fH Maco bound to San Francisco and Melbourne. Ellingson notes Anto nio sailing to San Francisco with passage past Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Jago
Cuba
Barnmoor
Gray
Philadelphia
Chancellor
Kingston
ST John
Gibson
Kiva Maud
Keast
New York
Clytie
Laughton
Washington
Southampton
Werra
Bremen
Victoria
Costa Rica
Salmond
Nanalino
San Francisco
William Fh Maco
Amestury
Melbourne
Ellingson
Antonio
Wallace
Port arrivals and clearances list from numerous ports
A long report details ships and barks entering and clearing at Astoria Baltimore Chatham Darien Eureka and many other ports. It lists arrivals from San Pedro Boston New York and Bangor with ship names captains and destinations, plus vessels cleared for Glasgow Boston Portland and more. Storm warnings and winds affect schooners near Chatham as easterlies persist.
Maritime Shipping Snags Reported Across Ports
Movement notes show vessels cleared or bound from multiple United States harbors including San Francisco Wilmington Wareham and Warren with ships such as Carn Brea Lady Antrim JA Parsons and others listed with masters and ports of call like Bermuda Norfolk Port Johnson and West Point Virginia. The fragmentary item references steamer schedules and port movements in a condensed maritime ledger style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barks Memmnon
Fischer
San Francisco
Quickstep
Jacobsen
Uark
Estella
Avery
Wilmington
R S Graham
Avis
Philadelphia
West Point
Carn Brea
Jenkins
Bermuda
Norfolk
Wareham
Lady Antrim
Parker
New York
Warren
JA Parsons
Plummer
Port Johnson
MAILS CLOSE AT BOSTON FOR PARASITES OF ROUTES
Shipping notices list mail cutoffs from New York Boston and Newark for Europe the Caribbean and Central America. Dates September 25 26 27 28 30 notes late closings for steamships Pavonia Orleans Nassau Wieland Athos and others with destinations including Germany Jamaica Bermuda Cuba and Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progreso
Mexico
Crown Prince
New York
St Pierre and Miquelon
Halifax
Scotland
Devonia
Seneeseery
Eees
France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
la Champagne
Great Britain
Ireland
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
Austria
Southampton
Breen
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Zaandam
Windward Islands
Bermuda
Oas
Boston
Pavonia
Worcester
Hayti
Curacoa
Venezuela
Trinidad
British
Dutch Guiana
Oranje Nassau
Newark
Sapadige
Guatemala
City of Para
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Jamaica
Graytown
Belize
Hamburg
Spe
South Pacific
Central America
Stea
Key West, Fla
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Mr. Morgan
Mr. Delph
ARMY
Destinat
Sail
Waldensian
Allan Parthian
Philad
Sampson Spurgerian
Thayer &Linc
Macan
Avaanah
Rich’n& Barn
Stockh
City
Furness
J G Hail & Co
Iverpool
Alex Martin
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