Ocean Travel in 1886 Explains Steamers and Tramps
A special correspondence from aboard City of Richmond describes life 375 miles from Queenstown in September, detailing cabin luxury, steerage, and the contrast between high speed iron steamers and cheaper sea tramps. It explains coal use, freight rates, emigration business, and British railways as they affect American travelers and the dollar penny dynamic.
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J Inman
City OF Richmond
Atlantic Ocean
Queenstown
Belfast
Produce Exchange of
New York
Supreme Court
Connnecticut
Liverpool
Liverpootl
Stear
Atlantic
Savannah
Etruria
Shangleur
Georgia
England
Congo Valley
Cunard
Inman
White Star
Europe
America
Lloyd
Bremen
Red Star
North German Lloyd
Alexander Farlinger
Thomas Stevens
Canada Pacific Railroad
Farlinger
Stevens
Vanderbilt
Canadas
Alaska
Castle Garden
Arizona
Oregon
Umbria
Servia
City
Rome
Aurania
Slo
Britain
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Norway
Sweden
Italy
Spain
Holland
Russia
John Bull
Uncle Sam
Washington
Lincoln
Garfield
London
George Washington
Great Roads
Baltimore and Ohio
Rand & McNally’s
Harpers’ Magazine
United State
Midland Railway of England
Dublin
Jobn Bull
Jonathan
Frank GranGe Carpenter
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Rheumatism Relief
An ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a proven rheumatism remedy by correcting blood acidity and purifying the body. It quotes W F Woop of Bloomington Illinois reporting recovery after four bottles and urges others to try the tonic as a trusted blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
W. F. Woop
Bloomington
Ill
H.T. Balcom
Shirley
Mass
J. V. A. Proupfoo
Chicago
Til
All
C. I. Hood & CO
Lowell
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Canada
New “York
T. Nefil
Brewn New Exchange
Scott
Grewhorn
J. AL Sehofield
Notary
Brown & Stone
Kucond Street
First National Sk
LEOWN
Bali .& Thompson
Beadty Block
A.A. Davis & Co
Basaloc
Thompsin
Insmeer 4 Cable
Scollvid Block
Over Haunter & Son
Trunkie
W. E. Rice
Beatty Luck
A. A. Davis & Co
Geo. & Cornelius
Justice of the Peace
Feof Clowk
Front Street
Lehnar
Verduck
Warren Savings ‘Bank
Yates
Warren
J. M. Davies
Liberty Street
Baptist Church
W. Merek
Ph. G
Second
Hickory Streets
Carver Howse
Lewin
Providence
Frank
Martin
McAlpine
Olive
Merck
Culver House
J. Danforth
W. Corndér
Liberty Streets
Exchange Hotel
Lenhart
Travey
Carver House
Proprietress
States
Revere House
Metagan
Ludlow House
I. C. Dackeon
Caruur Market
Severd Street
Lew Meyer
Philadelphia Ledger
Gus
Palace
Nick Mot
Hotman
Liberty and
Secmid Streets
Eben N. Ford
Wm. Messner
H W. A. Greaves
Episcopal Church
C. Smith
First National Bank
Second Street
Golten
Nname
Ava
Ole Renance
Sens
West
Adam
Porpauge’s
Warren, Penn’a
Paplrs
Blondin
Oly Morse
Kowid
Toma
Adam Forepaugh
Ross
University of Wonderflomb
Adamt Forepaugh
Earth
Lourgest
The
Nile
Gauthiererd
Batulitus
Shetlands
Jed
O.H. Hunter & Son’s