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 MSteamshipShipowner or operatorDeparture/port ArrivalRemarks
 S/S FurnessiaAnchor LineGlasgow 1887-04-07 New York 1887-04-17  
 S/S Hekla (2)Thingvalla LineChristiania 1887-03-31 New York 1887-04-17 Capt. Thomsen, some 250 emigrants left from Christiania from Christiansand another 163. Loaded 360.000-kilo wood pulp in Christiania. 
 S/S ServiaCunard LineLiverpool 1887-04-09 New York 1887-04-17  
 S/S City of MontrealInman LineLiverpool  New York 1887-04-18 Queenstown 1887-04-10, 1300 passengers arrived New York at 02:00 morning.
Also reported arrive 1887-04-19 
 S/S SarniaDominion LineLiverpool  Portland 1887-04-18 Also reported to arrive port of Halifax 1887-04-17 
S/S City of RomeAnchor LineLiverpool 1887-04-13 New York 1887-04-19  
 S/S DonauNorddeutscher LloydBremen  Baltimore 1887-04-19  
 S/S Lord CliveAmerican LineLiverpool  Philadelphia 1887-04-19  
 S/S ElbeNorddeutscher LloydBremen  New York 1887-04-20  
 S/S State of NevadaState LineGlasgow  New York 1887-04-20  
S/S Bothnia (1)Cunard LineLiverpool 1887-04-12 Boston 1887-04-22 Arrived on Friday after crossing the Ocean in 8 days and 9 hours 
S/S Celtic (1)White Star LineLiverpool  New York 1887-04-23 Arrived in the morning having 980 passengers 
 S/S City of BerlinInman LineLiverpool  New York 1887-04-23 Also reported arrive 1887-04-25
1150 passengers arrived at 02:00 morning 
 S/S Neckar (1)Norddeutscher Lloyd   1887-04-23 Arrived in Australia 
 S/S CondorNorddeutscher Lloyd   1887-04-24 Arrived in Brazil 
S/S EtruriaCunard LineLiverpool 1887-04-16 New York 1887-04-24 Arrived Sunday morning at 05:00 after crossing the Ocean in 6 days and 11 hours 
 S/S Nova ScotianAllan LineLiverpool 1887-04-12 Halifax 1887-04-24 Queenstown - St. Johns - Baltimore. Also reported to arrive Halifax 1887-04-26 
 S/S SardinianAllan LineLiverpool 1887-04-14 Halifax 1887-04-24 Londonderry - Portland 
 S/S ZaandamHolland America LineRotterdam  New York 1887-04-24  
 S/S British PrinceAmerican LineLiverpool  Philadelphia 1887-04-25 Arrived in the morning 
 S/S OderNorddeutscher Lloyd   1887-04-25 Arrived in East Asia 
 S/S W. A. ScholtenHolland America LineRotterdam  New York 1887-04-27  
 S/S City of ChesterInman LineLiverpool  New York 1887-04-28  
 S/S State of AlabamaState LineGlasgow 1887-04-15 New York 1887-04-28  
 S/S AllerNorddeutscher LloydBremen  New York 1887-04-29  
 S/S CephaloniaCunard LineLiverpool 1887-04-19 Boston 1887-04-29  
 S/S GermanicWhite Star LineLiverpool  New York 1887-04-29 1010 passengers
Also reported arrive 1887-04-25 
 S/S GeiserThingvalla LineChristiania 1887-04-14 New York 1887-04-30 Capt. Møller from Christiania with passengers and general goods; wood and chemical pulp, herring, brown whey cheese and 250-litre Aquavit 
 S/S Republic (1)White Star LineLiverpool  New York 1887-04-30 Arrived at night having 980 passengers 
 S/S British PrincessAmerican LineLiverpool  Philadelphia 1887-05-01  
 S/S OregonDominion LineLiverpool 1887-04-20 Quebec 1887-05-01 Londonderry 1887-04-21 - Montreal 
 S/S Aurania (1)Cunard LineLiverpool 1887-04-23 New York 1887-05-02  
 S/S Norwegian (2)Allan LineLiverpool  Quebec 1887-05-02  
 S/S PolynesianAllan LineLiverpool 1887-04-22 Quebec 1887-05-02 Londonderry 1887-04-23 
 S/S ScotlandTemperley LineLondon 1887-04-14 Quebec 1887-05-03 Montreal 
 S/S AmericaNorddeutscher LloydBremen  Baltimore 1887-05-04  
 S/S HermannNorddeutscher LloydBremen  Baltimore 1887-05-04  
 S/S City of RichmondInman LineLiverpool  New York 1887-05-05 Also reported arrive 1887-05-04 
 S/S EthiopiaAnchor LineGlasgow 1887-04-21 New York 1887-05-05  
 S/S Norwegian (2)Allan LineGlasgow 1887-04-21 Quebec 1887-05-05 Liverpool - Montreal 
 S/S TexasDominion LineBristol (Avonmouth) 1887-04-21 Quebec 1887-05-05  
M followed with an arrow () = Confirmed connects
Passenger list is usually dated 1 - 2 days after arrival
This register is built from telegrams sent from the arrival ports to the local newspapers in Norway. The purpose of these telegrams were to tell the folks back home that the journey had been safe, and that all was well with the emigrants on board.

Reference to newspapers used: Morgenbladet, Christiania Intelegenssedler, Dagbladet, Verdens Gang, Trondhjems Adresseavis, Bergens Tidende and other newspapers.

Blue Riband of the North Atlantic in 1887: Steamship Umbria record crossing Queenstown - New York in 6 days, 4 hours and 34 min. ( 2.800 nm )
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