Why you will see the name of the Rosario in all of the references:
The voyage is written in a logbook commencing with the Schooner Rosario's voyage. You will see that description on the National Archive image webpage: "Rosario (Schooner), of San Francisco, Calif., mastered by Edwin Coffin, kept by Benjamin F. Sparks on voyage from 24 Mar. 1891-6 Nov 1891"
My sincere thanks to April (arboggs) for using her wonderful Librarian skills to locate the Stamboul's journey.
Joan (AvastMH)
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| Journey section / Users | Date from | Date to | General Position | Comments |
| A Captain: arboggs First mate: Shiplover Boatsteerer: Stream C: | 18920315 | 18920516 | From Honolulu to Kodiak Island | Whaling for Right Whales |
| B Captain: arboggs First mate: Shiplover Boatsteerer: Stream C: | 18920517 | 18920713 | To Dutch Harbor, then whaling in Bristol Bay and around St George's/St Paul's | |
| C Captain: arboggs First mate: Shiplover Boatsteerer: Stream C: | 18920714 | 18920906 | The lower Bering Sea | |
| D Captain: arboggs First mate: Shiplover Boatsteerer: Stream C: | 18920907 | 18921023 | The lower Bering Sea | Back through 72 Pass on the 1st October 1892 |
Note
The ship appears to be using Civil time:
July 31st 1892 Comes in [...] at daylight; in the afternoon [...]
August 13th 1892 Comes in [...] the afternoon [...] latter part [...]
Thank you for your help
