Extra ship for "State of Pennsylvania" -
Also reported arrival 1881-04-28
1881
Glasgow
May 21
New York
June 03
1882
Glasgow
Dec. 18
New York
Jan. 03
1883
Glasgow
Feb. 20
New York
Mar. 02
1884
Glasgow
July 09
New York
July 17
1884
Glasgow
Aug. 16
New York
Aug. 29
1884
Glasgow
Sept. 28
New York
Oct. 11
1884
Glasgow
Nov. 22
New York
Dec. 04
1885
Glasgow
June 27
New York
July 06
Arrived at 03:00 morning
1885
Glasgow
New York
Oct. 24
Belfast 1885-10-15, 587 passengers arrived in New York at 02:00 morning after crossing the Ocean in 8 days and 6 hour
1886
Glasgow
Apr. 14
New York
Apr. 23
1886
Glasgow
New York
Aug. 06
1886
Glasgow
Sept. 09
New York
Sept. 16
1886
Glasgow
Nov. 17
New York
Nov. 25
1887
Glasgow
Apr. 15
New York
Apr. 28
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