British Troops Resting After Pretoria Occupation
London dispatches describe Lord Roberts’ forces resting at Pretoria after the capture of the city. Boers under Botha retreat toward Lydenburg as trains and rail stock are moved east. Reports note martial law extended and the railway as the likely Boer escape route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Botha
Lord Roberts
Kruger
Lorenzo Marqués
The
Times
Lorenzo Marques
Laing
Nek
Rundle
Brabant
Baden-Powell
Marico
North Lichtenberg
Mafeking
Lafely
Hunter
Malmani
Daily Telegraph
Newcastle
Lydenburg
War Office
Grenadier Guards
Ottawa MPs Clash Over South Africa Army Food Quality
In the House of Commons F D Munk accuses a Montreal contractor of supplying inferior emergency rations to Canadian soldiers in South Africa. Dr. Borden reveals the food was bought from Dr Devlin of Montreal and tested at Kingston as first class, while the Opposition alleges a spurious substitute. The Premier says a false charge could send the contractor to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ottawa
Ontario
House of Commons
South Africa
F. D. Munk
Jacques Cartier
Montreal
Borden
Militia
Devlin
Ca Ee
Kingston
Monk
Armistice Reached as Buller Meets Botha at Laings Nek
Dispatch from Lorenzo Marques reports General Buller and Christian Botha meeting at Laing's Nek at Buller's request. A three days armistice is agreed. British forces have evacuated Utrecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ays
Buller
Christian Botha
Laing
Nek
Utrecht
Boer Prisoners Taken After Last Engagement
A Brabant's Horse trooper reports fifty four British prisoners were taken by the Boers in the latest clash. An officer among them was released conditionally. The officer estimates Boer strength between Ficksburg and Bethlehem at about two thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maseru
Basutoland
Brabant
Ficksburg
Bethlehem
Im perial Yeomanry Battalion Captured Near Lindley
The Thirteenth Imperial Yeomanry Battalion, seized by Boers Friday near Lindley in the Orange River Colony, includes two Irish units and two companies of the Duke of Cambridge’s Own. Officers captured include the Earls of Leitrim Longford and Ennismore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Imperial Yeomanry
Lindley
Orange River Colony
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Donoughmore
Earl of
British plan for crown rule in South Africa proposed
London dispatch reports Newcastle noting the British Government urged Natal to renounce local self rule temporarily to establish crown government across South Africa. The Times editorial backs a staged sequence from military rule to crown colony administration then self government with universal white male rights. It names Lord Roberts and Sir Alfred Milner as leaders for stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Newcastle
Natal
South Africa
the Times
Lord Roberts
Culer
Alfred Milmer
Commercial Cable notice from Cape Town address
The Commercial Cable Company issues a notice stating Cas ualty, Cape Town as the department address for wounded information and that the Eastern Telegraph Company accepts messages to this address at a special rate beyond London of two still-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Cable Company
Cape Town
Eastern Telegraph Company
London
Boer Envoys Visit Chicago Amid Pretoria News
Chicago June 6 The Boer envoys’ Chicago visit is marked by coincidences as news of Pretoria’s fall reaches the city just as their train stops. A letter dated April 27 from Bloemfontein, written by a Canadian officer’s wife, reaches Abraham Fischer the commission chair after his home was used by the officer’s regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Pretoria
Bloemfontein
Abraham Fischer
Fischer
South Africa
William Prentiss
Prentiss
Mr. Fischer
British Warships in Delagoa Bay Signal Possible Atlantic Aid
London dispatch says Lorenzo Marques correspondents note a notable count of British warships in Delagoa Bay. They suggest vessels may be present to aid Portugal if disturbances arise on the Transvaal border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lorenzo Marques
Delagoa Bay
Transvaal
Governor Roosevelt Praises Former Rough Rider in Dutch Action
Albany reports Governor Roosevelt is elated that among the Americans entering Johannesburg ahead of British forces one is Guy Scully a Harvard graduate and former Corporal of the Rough Riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Guv. Roosevelt
Johannesburg
Rough Riders
Guy Scully
Harvard
Pretoria Messages Accepted At Sender's Risk
The Commercial Cable Company issues a notice that messages for Pretoria written in plain language may be accepted at the sender's risk to go by the best means at normal rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
United States Consul Hollis Sets Out for Transvaal
London dispatch from The Times reports United States Consul Hollis began travel to the Transvaal today and notes the mission’s purpose remains undisclosed publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lorenzo Marques
The
Times
United States
Hollis
Transvaal
Salisbury Congratulates Roberts on Brilliant Strategy
Lord Salisbury cabled to Lord Roberts praising his crowning result of brilliant strategy and the devotion of his gallant soldiers in London on June 6. The message marks formal congratulations from the British premier to the field commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Salisbury
Lord Roberts
Fire at Five Story Flat Sparks Panic and Loss
A morning blaze on the second floor at 73 East One Hundred and Fifth Street caused $600 damage. A baby nearly fell from a window while a wake with a corpse drew a crowd as neighbors fled in night clothes. Miss Josie Heffernan mourned a $150 engagement ring lost in the parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East One Hundred and Fifth Street
William Heffernan
Mary Slater
J. Brosnan
Johanna Morris
Josie Heffernan
Fire destroys hotel and outbuildings in College Point Queens
Charles Bunge’s hotel on Seventh Avenue and Tenth Street College Point Queens Borough was totalled by a morning blaze. Two horses one cow and about fifty fowls perished. The occupants escaped with no injuries but lost clothing and belongings. Barrels of whisky exploded in the cellar aiding the fire. Loss estimated at $10 000 with full insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bunge
Seventh Avenue
Tenth Street
College Point
Queens Borough
Bunge
Notable Guests Listed At Hotels In New York City
A roster of prominent visitors is recorded staying at major hotels including Waldorf Astoria Fifth Avenue and Buckingham. Names span politicians, educators, business leaders, and former officials from cities such as Philadelphia Rochester Memphis and Boston with ties to state and national roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
Samuel Disston
Philadelphia
H. L. Brewster
Rochester
Frank Anderson
Memphis
T. M. Weld
Boston
Anton Russy
George W. Neville
Houston
Texas
George Percival
Montreal
William W. Crocker
San Francisco
R. Brent Keyser
Baltimore
Count Tarnowski
Washington
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
J. Sterling
Morton
Nebraska
Interior
David R. Francis
Missouri
Holland
W. C. Proctor
Cincinnati
J. H. Moore
Chicago
H. P. Darlington
Russell A. Alger, Jr
Detroit
Cameron Currie
Charles T. Henshall
Silver City
N. M. Imperial
M. F. Hammond
Albany
Sidney Winter
Montgomery
Ala
Fifth Avenue
N. W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
J. (. Smock
Trenton
R. D. Salisbury
Hoffman-F. B. Merrill
Mobile
John A. Stephens
T. M. Quigley
Paducah
Local forecast and weather watch across regions
Thunderstorms along the East Gulf Coast Ohio and Mississippi Valleys and central western lakes. South to southeast winds with high barometer in the North Pacific. Expect showers today into the Atlantic Coast States, clearing and cooler tomorrow. Dangerous thunder squalls possible on the lower lakes. Temperatures rose to 90s across Texas to Southern Minnesota and South Dakota. Temperature record pending from New York Times and Weather Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Gulf Coast
Ohio
Mississsippi
Lake
Texas
Minnesota
South Dakota
British Northwest Territory
Lake Superior
North
Pacific
Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
New England
Lakes
NEW York Times
Weather Bureau
Indiana Democrats Name State Ticket At Convention
The Democratic State Convention in Indianapolis nominated John W. Kern for governor with Burke and Bozarth as runners up on the ballot. Other tickets include John C. Lawler, Adam Neimberger, John W. Minor, Jerome Herff, C. P. Drummond, Henry C. Yargin, Charles A. Greathouse, Edward Noruff, and state judges George L. Reinhart and J. M. Adair. Delegates at large to the Republican National Convention were named. The platform condemns Republican policy, endorses Bryan, and calls for direct election of U S Senators and the Monroe Doctrine. A tribute to former Governor Claude Matthews was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Overnor
John W. Kern
John C. Lawber
Alem
Adam Neimberger
New Albany
John W. Minor
Jerome Herff
Peru
Storery
C. P. Drummond
Plymouth
Supreme Court
Henry C. Yargin
New Castle
Charles A. Greathouse
Mount Vernon
Edward Noruff
Madison
George L. Reinhart
Bloomington
J. M. Adair
Columbia City
Allen Zollars
Fort Wayne
Nicholas Cornett
Versailles
Samuel Morse
Hugh Dougherty
Bluffton
James Murdock
Lafayette
George B. Menzies
B. F. Shively
Frank W. Burke
Nelson J. Bozarth
Kern
Burke
Bozarth
Shively
John Worth Kern
Alto
Howard County
University of Michigan
Kokomo
State Senate
Indiana
Jefferson
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Republican Party
Sulu
Hawaii
Cuba
Transvaal
Orange Free State
England
Claude Matthews
Missouri Democrats nominate ticket for governor and state offices
The Democratic State Convention in Kansas City, Missouri, on June 6 nominated Alexander M. Dockery for Governor, John A. Lee for Lieutenant Governor, Samuel B. Cook Secretary of State, Albert O. Allen Auditor, E. C. Crow Attorney General, R. P. Williams Treasurer, Joseph Pierrington Railway and Warehouse Commissioner, James A. Reed and William A. Rothwell Presidential Electors at Large. The platform backs free coinage of silver, criticizes the gold standard, supports Cuba’s restoration to Cubans, favors the Nicaragua Canal, merchant marine growth, Boer relief, and urges Missouri delegates to back William J. Bryan for President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
City
Alexander M. Dockery
John A. Lee
Samuel B. Cook
Albert O. Allen
E. C. Crow
R. P. Williams
Joseph Pierrington
James A. Reed
William A. Rothwell
Chicago
Congress
Cuba
Nicaragua
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Missouri
United States
North Dakota Democratic Convention Names Delegates at Large
The State Democratic Convention elected at large delegates Thomas Regan T W Conyers M A Hildreth G W Ferris D McDonald and H D Allert for the National Convention. Resolutions reaffirm the 1896 platform urge election of US Senators by popular vote denounce imperialism and instruct delegates to vote as a unit for W J Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
Thomas Regan
T. W. Conyers
M. A. Hildreth
G. W. Ferris
D. McDonald
H. D. Allert
United States
W. J. Bryan
Reverend Edgar M. Levy Named Republican Convention Chaplain
Philadelphia on June 6 reports that Rev. Dr. Edgar M. Levy of the city has been officially chosen as Chaplain to the National Republican Convention. Levy, an eighty year old Baptist, previously served as Chaplain at the 1856 Fremont Convention held in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Edgar M. Levy
Levy
Hell
Musical Fund Hall
Fight for Goddard sparks showdown on Philadelphia roll
The Republican National Committee plans a Philadelphia meeting next week over the Hess Goddard contest in the Twelfth District. Frederick S. Gibbs says no official notice of Capt. F Norton Goddard as delegate has arrived while friends insist Goddard be seated as a full delegate, rejecting any half vote compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
Philadelphia
Frederick S. Gibbs
Hess-Goddard
Twelfth
Congress
Mr. Gibbs
Capt
F. Norton Goddard
Cornelius N. Bliss
Charles A. Hess
Capt. Goddard
Republican County Committee Set For Special Session
The Republican County Committee meets in special session at the Murray Hill Lyceum tonight to consider changing rules including creation of a seven member campaign committee to handle the bulk of election work in the coming campaign. The gentlemen who will comprise the committee are expected to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Murray Hill Lyceum
Campaign Committee Named From Roster Of Officials
Ex senator Fred S. Gibbs and collectors, postmasters, and civic leaders are listed as members of the Campaign Committee. George R. Bidwell Cornelius Van Cott L. E. Quigg General Francis Vinton Greene Aqueduct Commissioner William H. Ten Eyck and Alexander T. Mason of the Municipal Civil Service Commission are named. Ten Eyck is generally regarded as Spain head of the Campaign Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Gibbs
Customs
George R. Bidwell
Cornelius van Cott
L. E. Quigg
Francis Vinton Greene
Aqueduct
William H. Ten Eyck
Alexander T. Mason
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Mr. Ten Eyck
Spain
NYU Grants Seventieth Commencement Recital at Library
The sixty eighth commencement of NYU's University College and School of Applied Science took place in the Library Building auditorium on University Heights. Chancellor MacCracken led the procession as Rev Dr Aikman opened with prayer and several professors and graduates delivered addresses. Prizes awarded included Latin, German, Hebrew, and various fellowships, with honors to Theodore L Shear, Nathan Wolf, Joseph Altman, and others. The downtown schools will hold exercises tonight at the Metropolitan Opera House where honorary degrees will be conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University College and
School of Applied Science
New York University
University Heights
MacCracken
the University
William Aikman
Atlantic City
Wright
Theodore L. Shear
Nathan Wolf
Joseph Altman
Henry Noble MacCracken
Butler Euclidean
William J. Wallin
George McCracken
Aaron Eiseman
Samuel B. Duryea
W. Boyd
E. T. Grant Lennard
Law
Medicine
Metropolitan Opera House
College
School For Applied Science
Cornell University Medical College Commencement at Carnegie Hall
The annual graduation ceremony at Cornell University Medical College in Carnegie Hall conferred diplomas on fifty three graduates. President Schurman noted thirty four have secured hospital appointments locally and nearby, with twenty one women among with the roll of honor listing Frank Clark Yeomans, Gertrude Ward, and others. Prizes of 150 and 50 were awarded for general proficiency to Yeomans and Ward, donated by Mrs. Charles B. Alexander. A flag presentation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University Medical College
Carnegie Hall
Schurman
Cornell University
Prof
Frank Clark Yeomans
Gertrude Ward
Edward Hand
Shirley N.C. Hicks
Jacob Gutman
Coryell Clark
David Gingold
Aaron Joshua Rosenberg
Joseph Elias Weinberg
Joseph Storer Wheelwright
Vandewater
Charles B. Alexander
Ithaca
Teachers College to unveil new dormitory during commencement
Announcement to be made at the Teachers College graduation today about a planned dormitory for students. Details were not confirmed yesterday. An alumnae meeting at Morningside Heights elected officers including President Miss Stevens and Secretary Miss Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
Morningside Heights
Miss Stevens
Miss Daniels
Miss Butler
Miss van Arsdale
Miss Ch.®dor
Miss Hayes
Schussler
Miss McRae
Miss Yon
Promoter L J Velasquez Beard Plans 1000 Mile Mexican Railroad
Mme L J Velasquez Beard arrives in Phoenix to promote a railroad from Benderez Bay on the Mexican Pacific to Phoenix as the terminal point, a line about 1000 miles long. She shows a concession from Mexico promising $10000 per mile and notes seventeen years of effort assisted by the Mexican Consul General at San Francisco. The projected route traverses mineral and agricultural rich lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Mme. L. J. Velasquez Beard
Benderez Bay
Pacific
Mexico
San Francisco
Arrival of Buyers Listed City Wholesalers and Stores
A catalog of buyers and firms across multiple cities including Forbes Wallace Springfield J Hunter Baltimore Loewenthal Philadelphia Hutzler Hoffman House Dey Brothers New Haven and St Louis among others. The list includes merchants of woolens laces silks dress goods hosiery linens and dry goods with associated agents and hotel addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes & Wallace
Springfield
Mass
G. M. Hunter
Walker Street
Denheim & McKay Co
Worcester
A. E. Bell
Loewenthal
J., & Sons
Baltimore
J. Loewenthal
Albert Hutzler Brothers
G. A. Hutzler
C. G. Hutzler
Hoffman House
Rothschild, Levi, Company
Rochester
N. Y
Rothschild
Woolens
Kirschbaum
Philadelphia
Penn
M. May
Myers
John G
Albany N. Y
R. M. Chalmers
Broadway
Herald Square
Dey Brothers & Co
Syracuse
C.H. Post
J. W. Garling
J. B. Murphy
Grand Street
Lippincott, Johnson & Co
A. F. Lippincott
Grand Hotel
Woodward & Lothrop
Washington, D. C
A. Metz
M. O'Leary
J. C. Nourse
Holland House
Sutton, R. M., & Co
W._P. Whitmore
Nations
Imperial
Kinnane Brothers Company
Ohio
E. Kinnane
Park Avenue
Stearns, R. H., & Co
Boston
A. Clark
Rossmore
Gamble-Desmond Company
New Haven
White Street
Pittsburg Dry Goods Company
Pittsburg
H. W. Neely
Leonard Street
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart
Reading
J. G. Carmany
White, R. H., & Co
A. Dow
Broome Street
Hartford
Hargadine-McKittrick Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
T. Ruenzi
Worth Street
White, R. H., Company
C. F. Bacon
Hochschild, Kohn & Co
M. Hochschild
Lancaster
W. H. Hager
P. Dougherty
Hotel Imperial
Donnelly
Miss K
Troy
Hotel
Manhattan
Hickey
Miss M
Titzgerald
Miss L
Flynn
Miss A
Meyer, J., & Sons
Richmond
J. Parker
Lispenard Street
New Amsterdam
Campbell, William
Westminster Hotel
Dolan
N.Y
R. Dey
Murray Hill
Wanamaker
John
J. T Collinshouse
Tanth Street
St. Denis
Innes & Ross
Wichita
Kan
W. P. Innes
Gutman, Joel & Co
State Commerce Convention Debates Canal Improvements
The second annual State Commerce Convention in Syracuse gathered about 200 delegates led by John D. Kernan. Speakers including George Clinton and Gustav H. Schwab urged canal expansion to boost New York’s foreign and internal commerce and compete with railroads. Abel E. Blackmar and Franklin Edson addressed railroad discrimination and canal policy. The convention endorsed expanding and modernizing canals to safeguard statewide prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
John D. Kernan
Utica
Commonwealth
Kernan
James K. McGuire
George Clinton
Buffalo
New York
Gustav H. Schwab
Schwab
Committee On
Canada
Dominion
Europe
Committee On Canals
France
Germany
Belgium
Abel E. Blackmar
Franklin Edson
Fire damage toll in yesterday’s record across city streets
From 12 o'clock Tuesday night to 12 o'clock Wednesday night the fire tally lists addresses such as 16 Suffolk Street Susan Leide with $100 damage, 1,040 Mott Avenue John Cantrell $25, 75 East One Hundred Fifth Street William Hefferman $200, and others including 102 Allen Street Michael Yarman $50, 95 Ridge Street Raphael Leibner $2, 101 Fast Eighth Street Dr Parke $25, 181 Norfolk Street Harris oes $100, 222 East Twenty third Street Mary Ostendorfer $5, noting minor and slight damages at several sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Street
Susan Leide
Mott Avenue
John Cantrell
East One Hundred and Fifth Street
William Hefferman
Allen Street
Michael Yarman
North Moore Street
Mrs. Deverux
Ridge Street
Raphael Leibner
Norfolk Street
Harris Oes
Lewis Street
Morris Glick
Aamage
East Twenty-third Street
Mary Ostendorfer
Shipping and Mails Aboard June 7 and 9 Schedules
Mails close and vessels sail listed for today Thursday June 7 with several ships like Yucatan and Kaiser Friedrich scheduled for departure. Supplementary mails open on ship piers and multiple routes to China Japan Hawaii Australia Europe and the Caribbean outlined with closing times and dispatch details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucatan
Havana
Rio Grande
Brunswick
Barbarossa
Bremen
Caracas
Porto Rico
el Mar
New Orleans
Sveseses
Kaiser Friedrich
Hamburg
la’ Bretagne
Havre
Niagara
Nassau
Cuba
Pretoria
Bermuda
Themis
Inagua
Altai
Fortune Island
Algonquin
Charleston
Selena
Astoria
Glasgow
Per- Mambuco
Catania
Brazil
Concho
Galveston
Leeedcas
Corean
Newfoundland
Etruria
Liverpool
Hermann
Aint Ks's
Ee Hilarius
la Plata
Island
Christiania
Mesaba
London
Ohio
Hull
Proteus
Steen Dy Keer
Otecerae Statendam
Rotterdam
St. Cuthbert
Antwerp
Seeee Eevee Unser
Demerara
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
Tacoma
Society Islands
San Francisco
Australia
West Australia
New Zealand
Hawaii
Fiji
Samoan Islands
Campania
New York
Vancouver
Seattle
Europe
Fiji Islands
Warrimoo
Bargain Lot of Men and Women Underwear and Vests
This sale offers Men's Balbriggan shirts and matching drawers with suspender tapes and gussets from 29c to 49c. White lisle shirts with matching drawers 39c to 65c value, plus wool drawers at 49c. Women’s ribbed vests from 10c, shaped vests with drawers 24c, silk trimmed Richelieu vests 39c, silk Swiss ribbed vests 98c. Children’s gauze vests in all sizes, 1c.
Bargain Hosiery Sale Excerpts in Various Styles
A catalog of children's to men's hose with various fabrics and features listed for low prices. Fast black cotton, ribbed lisle, and silk options are offered with double knees heels and toes, split soles, fancy tops, and multiple color choices, all at reduced rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richelieu
Rembrandt
Passenger Steamship Destinations Listed
The list names ships with their ports of call including SS Michigan to Newport News SS Mannheim to Flushing SS St Paul to Southampton SS Patria to Naples SS Noordland to Antwerp SS MaJestic to Liverpool SS Delaware to Plymouth SS Manila to Genoa and others including Princess Anne to Norfolk and Newport News Katahdin to Newport News Boston City to Bristol and La Grande Duchesse to Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahn
Themis
Anderson
Manzanilla
Casilda
Cienfuegos
Belize
Livingston
Montego Bay
Rio Buena
Port Morant
Kingston
Inagua
Asti
Lafrenss
Santos
Rio Janeiro
Bahia
Barbados
St. Lucia
Ndses
Finch
Edge & Co
The
Bar
Werneth Hall
Swanson
Swansea
Fire Island
City of
Michigan
Newport News
Mannheim
Flushing
St. Paul
Southampton
Naples
Noordland
Antwerp
MaJestic
Liverpool
Delaware
Plymouth
Manila
Ital
Genda, &c
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roberts
EARLS
Portugal
Consul Hollis
Salisbury
Wake
Woman
Baby
Weather Bureau Times
Ys Printing House
Sghofos Ae Sian
Wes
Democrats
J. W. Kern
Kansas City
North Dakota
Goddard
Republican County Organization
Liebig
State Commerce Convention
Shipping and Foreign Mails
Transpacific
Post Office
van Cott
Melbourne
Auckland
Honolulu
Sydney
Hongkong
Shanghai
Yokohama
Jacksonville
Aceros
Gibraltar
Caribbee
St. Thomas
City of Birmingham
Savanah
Flaxman
Gardenia
Handel
Palatia
Pocasset
San Juan
Vimeira
Bedouin
Columbia
Cherbourg
Newton
Tallahassee
Savannah
Alemania
Cyprian Prince
el Dorado
Llandaff City
San Marcos
Cevic
Gran Antilla
la Gascogne
Panama
Bordeaux
Robina
Clematis
Algiers
Comus
Georgia
Manitou
Sieg
Jen
Sterco
el Averre
H. B. Kirk & CO
Castner, Curran & Bullitt
A. H. Bull & Co
Sandy Hook
N. J
Cable
B. T. Robinson
Brown
Dunnet Head
Amsterdam
Roggeveen
Davies
Deutschland
Schirrhorst
Hurst Castle
Frieda
Barclay
St. Vincent
C. V
Mozart
Ellis
Santos, &c
Siid
Pernambuco
Lady Armstrong
Abbott
Copenhagen
Chateau Yquem
Cost2
Marseilles
Phoenicia
Froelich
Gladiolus
Wallace
Lisbon
St. Michael's
Germanic
Headdeck
Queasustown
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