Proclamation Split Opinions Among Filipinos In Manila
Manila reports show a Spanish banker fearing the US colonial proclamation may not sway city clerks and domes tics who lack clear views, while Oceania and other observers call it a pivotal, politic document. An English merchant and a Scotch ship owner weigh in on sovereignty, rebellion, and eventual submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States
Oceania
Philippine Islands
Aguinaldo
Cuban Plantation Raids Reported Across Cuban Provinces
Reports from Havana detail raids by outlaws in Puerto Principe Santa Clara Matanzas and Pinar del Rio with cattle and horses stolen. Cuban troops pursue while US forces are not deployed. Also noted are troop movements evacuation plans and a Havana finances commission estimate of city income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Puerto Principe
Santa Clara
Matanzas
Pinar del Rio
United States
Iowa
Savannah
San Antonio
Pulaski
Kentucky
Kilpatrick
Flo
Cuba
Neral Brooke
Ernest Lee Conant
Special Commission
Adna R. Chaffee
New York
Orizaba
Humphrey
Samoan Situation Improves as Britain Might Accept Proposals
London April 5 The Berlin Times correspondent reports official circles see the Samoan situation as much improved. It is confidently expected that Great Britain will accept Germanys proposal on unanimity in the investigation commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
the Times
Great Britain
Germany
Clangy Dwyer Weds Dr William H Clancy in Somerville Church
Miss May Dwyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Timothy Dwyer of Somerville and Dr William H Clancy of East Cambridge were married yesterday afternoon at St Josephs Church Somerville by Rev Philip J Gormerly. Bridesmaid was Miss Kittie Dwyer and Dr Thomas H Leary served as best man. The couple left for a trip to the South and will reside on Otis Street East Cambridge upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Dwyer
Timothy Dwyer
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
William H. Clancy
Otis Street
East Cambridge
St. Joseph's Church
Philip J. Gormerly
Charlestown
Kittie Dwyer
Thomas H. Leary
Joseph H.o'neil
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
T. O'Callaghan
Elizabeth Culley
Alice Gulley
Dr. O'Reilley
Addie Niand
Louise McCarthy
Lilian Rosnosky
Brussels
Helen B. Burns
May Rouses
John Mahoney
Mary Mahoney
Mary C. O'Connell
Dorchester
Frances Niande
Alice Gaffney
Lizzie Gaffney
John B. Fitzpatrick
James O’connell
Minnie Gaffney
Eleanor M. O'Donnell
Margaret Hillgrave
Mabel Hughes
Annie Reynolds
Thomas Sproules
Mary Campbell
Louise Kelley
K. L. Shaughnessey
Miss Glasgow
Miss Foley
Miss MacClelan
Agnes Hearty
Teresa Murphy
Josephine Normile
Margaret Sullivan
Katherine Murphy
Minnie Rown
Ed H. Pinkham
R. Marte
Weigel
Bessie Maroney
Katherine Hayes
Kittie Buckley
Adelaide V. Ackland
Grace Chester
Cassie Campbell
Rose McMorrow
May G. Coveney
Anna Coveney
John B. Walker
Jennie CG
Margaret C. Daly
Nonie Hart
Mabel EF. Cavanaugh
Clara McNamee
John F. Dever
M. M. Cunniff
F. Dever
J. P. Dore
T. F. Duffley
T. Fay
Henry F. Naphen
J. B. Fitzpatrick
Frank Hennigan
J. P. Leahey
John F. Fitzgerald
J. A. McDonald
John P. Santry
Joseph H. O'Neil
Thomas Watson
John St. Kelley
John F. Murphy
William McCarthy
John d. Douglass
J. J. Sullivan
Thomas M. Green
Mary M. Green
Margaret M. Green
Margaret O'Neil
Joseph A. Myers
Marion O'Neil
Leo T. O'Neil
Marga Meagher
Misa Annie Buckley
Mollie C. Clougher
P. J. Flatley
William A. Bunton
John A. O'Connell
Thomas M. McRarrop
Joseph F. O'Connell
Common Council
T. J. Connolly
Mary L. Connolly
May Murray
Mary McWeeney
Daniel T. Connolly
Helen
Alice
Adelaide McNamara
Roesland
P. J. Lynch
Estelle Grant
Mary A. Higgins
Vincent & McDonough
Ferdinand Stuart
Annie Cox
Charles H. Slattery
Charlee A. Belford
A. Parker Weeks
Garrett H. Keefe
Thomas FP. Busbee
T. J. Gorman
James McGinley
Charles R. Brown
Faward Kelly, Jr
Sadie Spence
Martin Dowling
J. C. O'Brien
Mary Bb. O'Brien
J. A Hartigan
David P. Powers
Burt Norton
John Flannigan
John JD. O'Connor
Harry W. Norton
Ise
Murphy
Henry M. Blackwell
Iss Ma Wallis
J. &. Mahoney
John Wallin
Charles T. Dolan
Hubert I. McLaughlin
John KR. McLaughlin
Michael McManus
James H. Devlin
James H Hevlin, Jr
M. J. Sughrue
Charles R. Barry
Pee H. Johnson
J. J. Calliher
Frank J. Gaffney
Jose A. Lynch
George M. Fitsgre
Joseph Novan
Ray Robert
Edward Burke
Rank Cuddahy
Josephine’ Miller
Matthew McBternk
Margaret Iain
Ham J. Nagle
Nk Driscoll
Hugh Brady
Nellie Duff
Julia A. Daly
Thomas A. Ryan
Margaret Ryan
Miss Butler
Edward Shannon
Lizzie Nolan
Mary Wless
Ward J. Gallagher
Eleanor O’donnell
Mise Mery Dhell
Louise Kelly
Dr. O'Reidly
Helen Burrs
John Maloney
Miss Maloney
Mi Glascom
Nellie Metlellans
Jesus
Miss Elizabeth Hamann Weds Adolph Wehner in Somerville
Miss Elizabeth A Hamann daughter of Mrs Elizabeth H Hamann married Adolph H Wehner of Newark New Jersey last evening at the bride’s mother 262 Summer Street Somerville The ceremony was performed by Rev Charles Twing of Cleveland assisted by Rev David Evans pastor of the North Avenue Congregational est The bridesmaid was Miss Cora Benson of Buffalo and the maids of honor were Miss May Hutchins Cambridge and Miss Irma Christopher of Somerville Robert Wehner of Newark brother of the groom was best man.
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Elizabeth A. Hamann
Elizabeth H. Hamann
Adolph H. Wehner
Newark
N. J
Summer Street
Somerville
Charles Twing
Cleveland
David Evans
North Avenue
Cora . Benson
Buffalo
N. Y
May Hutchins
Cambridge
Irma
Christopher
Robert Wehner
Secretary Porter Sidelined by Illness in Washington
Secretary to the President John A Porter is confined to his home with illness. His physicians ordered rest and he plans to take a week or two off as soon as possible to recover from overwork.
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Washington
John A Porter
Porter
Troops to Manila May Departure from San Francisco
It is expected that all troops under orders to go to Manila by way of San Francisco will leave by May 1. The Sixth Artillery Night Battery Twenty first and Thirteenth Infantry are included. Returning units from Manila Arizona and Scandi a are due almost immediately this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Manila
Arizona
Scandia
Cotter Found Guilty in Dover Bank Conspiracy Case
The jury in Federal Court found William E. Cotter of Philadelphia guilty of conspiring with former Teller William N. Boggs to misapply funds of the First National Bank of Dover. Cotter’s counsel moved for a new trial. argument set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Ilam EF. Cotter
Miladelphia
William N. Boggs
First National Bank of Dover
Cotter
Opera Singer Internalized into Asylum After Monday
The article notes an opera singer who was taken to an insane asylum on Monday and is described as fond of heart failure, reflecting a fragile health report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idea
Mrs Webber Bright in Testimony at East Cambridge Will Case
Testimony in the East Cambridge will contest reveals Mrs Webber’s anger over her sister Nellie Webber’s marriage to coachman MacDonald and a shared steamer trip with the couple. Witnesses describe Mrs Webber as bright while signing the will, with family tensions and estrangements detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Fox
Webber
East Cambridge
Bird
Would-Be Assessors Face Scramble for City Posts
The Boston board of assessors wrestles with a crowded field of applicants for first and second assistant posts. One seat likely goes to William A. Bunton, a Ward 13 real estate man backed by influential Democrats. Remaining two seats attract a heated contest among Edward H. Griggs Dorchester Republican, Charles A. Morse Ward 12, Edward Seaver Roxbury, A. Glendon Dyar Brighton, Edward McKee, Charles H. Brigham and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Assessors
John H. Donovan
George A. King
Robert Colbert
William A. Bunton
Ward 13
Edward H. Griggs
Dorchester
Folsom
Charles A. Morse
Ward
Edward Seaver
Roxbury
A. Glendon Dyar
Brighton
Edward McKee
Charles H. Brigham
Countess Drops Her Suit in Albany Case
Ensign Edward Cassidy of the U S Navy has settled a sum with his wife Countess de Casteau of Belgium, ending her separation and alimony proceedings. The countess, who will not remarry, plans charitable work and serves as matron at Albany Hospital for Incurables. She is the daughter of Count Domay de Castean of Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Edward Cassidy
United States Navy
Countess de Casteau
Belgium
Domay de Castean
No Glass Blowers Strike in South Jersey
Bridgeton April 6 A general strike of glass blowers in South Jersey seems unlikely. The workers committee reports bright prospects for unionizing nearly all factories without conflict, except Jefferson works at Fairton and Cumberland and Moro Jonas works in Bridgeton. Somers Smith of Bridgeton Glass denies any recognition agreement.
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Bridgeton
N. J
South Jersey
Workers’ Committee Today
Jefferson
Fairton
Cumberland
Moro Jonas
Somers Smith
Bridgeton Glass Company
Artilleryman Robbed as Inspector Gilmore Arrests Suspect
Charles F. Libby, a cabman of 30 Wyoming street, was arrested on a larceny charge for stealing 155 dollars from George C. Bishop on April 2. Bishop, a former member of the U S Artillery, was en route to Van Buren, Maine. Libby held on $500 bail for Superior Court.
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Inspector Gilmore
Charles F. Libby
George C. Bishop
Libby
Wyoming Street
Bishop
Flest United States Artillery
van Buren
Drummers Promote Cupid Marriage Bureau Buzz
A Berlin marriage bureau has dispatched drummers nationwide to boost business. Agents report favorable receptions across regions, and the novelty is yielding strong interest and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Health board session resumes over violations at Lynn dairy
The Lynn health board opened a brief meeting on April 5 and adjourned to Saturday at 2 PM. Evidence pointed to slaughtering in violation of the law and a milk inspector's report being inaccurate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Board of Health
Bicycle collision injures 8 year old girl
Mary Wi Stearns, eight, of 113 West Seventh street, was knocked down by a bicycle ridden by Henry Potter of 217 West Sixth street at West Seventh and D streets about 6 PM. Three teeth were knocked out and Dr. Redman attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wi. Stearns
West Seventh Street
Henry Potter
West Sixth Street
West Seventh
D Streets
Dr. Redman
International rifle match to be held near The Hague
The Netherlands legation informs Washington that the international rifle match for 1899 will take place at Loosduinen near The Hague from June 1 to June 26 under the National League of Netherlands Riflemen. Communications should be sent to Mr. Re Block, secretary, at No. a Weteringschans, Amsterdam.
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Washington
Department of State
Netherlands
Lyons
Turin
Looseininen
Hague
National League of Netherlands Riflemen
Re Block
Weteringschans
Amsterdam
Wrestlers John J. Little and Mark Schack Set Match in Brockton
In Brockton on April 24 two famed wrestlers John J. Little and Mark Schack will wrestle at catch weights for 16 dollars per side and a 100 dollar purse. The bout bans nelson and strangle holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
John J. Little
Mark Schack
New England
Fire damages Holborn Street house in clothing stove blaze
A stove overheated in the kitchen of William Marshall on the second floor at 428 Holborn Street ignited clothing and caused about 1000 dollars in damage. The building is owned by Isaac Atch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marshall
Holborn Street
Isaacatch
Receiver appointed for Tacoma railway company
Tacoma Washington April 6 Stuart Rice has been appointed receiver for the Tacoma and Columbia River Railway Company on petition of the Continental Trust Company bondholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma Railway
Tacoma, Wash
Stuart
Rice
Tacoma & Columbia River Railway Company
Continental Trust Companys
Festive Ballroom Decor Frames Naval Post Event
PhS organized a ball room event in festival attire with red white and blue decor. Admiral and officer portraits line the roof while banners welcome guests. A concert opened the evening followed by a grand march led by J. D. Holland and visitors including Congressman Fitzgerald and local officials.
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Admiral Dewey
General Miles
Admiral Schley
Admiral Sampson
First Artillery Regiment
Association
Boston
Frank L. Collins
J. D. Holland
Henry A. Thomas
Charles H. Norton
J. F. Fitzgerald
Robbins
Wolcott
Boston Nine Defeats Trinity in Exhibition at Durham
Boston pitchers Willis Klobedanz and Hickman shut down Trinity early as the Beaneaters toyed with the collegians. McAfee pitched well for Trinity in the first six innings, while Hickman’s hard driving hits and the new balk rules troubled the locals. Trinity’s lone score came on a wild pitch and balk, as Boston prepared for Norfolk with strong fielding and speed from Duffy and others. The Bostons left Durham in high form after the practice and a gala crowd watching Kirby and Hickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
Boston Baseball Nine
Trinity College
Collegians
Boston
Trinity
Beaneaters
McAfee
McPherson
Willis
Klobedanz
Hickman
Kirby
Bostonians
Selee
Duffy
Lowe
Tenney
Collins
Stahl
Kulms
Bostons
White
Princeton Eagles Defeat Virginia Cavaliers In Scrimmage
Princeton defeated the University of Virginia 49 to 18 in a varsity basketball game at Charlottesville. Meir and Kafer led Princeton with solid guard play while Pinkerton Carter and Nalle contributed on both ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Princeton
University of Virginia
Virginia
Meir
Kafer
Pinkerton
Carter
Nalle
Cornell Beats Olympics In Baseball Bing
Cornell defeats the Olympics in a baseball game by 11 to 2 at home field. Standouts include Young Smith McGill Gould and Reahner contributing to the scoring and defensive effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Cornell
Senme
Young
Smith
McGill
Gould
Reahner
Columbia Defeats NYU in Narrow Baseball Victory
Columbia University beat New York University 9 to 8 in a tense college baseball game. Pitchers Brickem Balcher and Marcus Stadie worked through the late innings as Columbia rallied from a shaky start to secure the win in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia University
New York University
Columbia
Brickem
Balcher
Marcus and Stadie
Baseball Season Nears With Rallying Call
The Colorado Springs Gazette declares the baseball season is near and urges fans to prepare. It calls for enthusiasm, team colors, and a eager restart as opening games approach, celebrating the upcoming games and college play in the Windy City and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs Gazette
Dinner To Daniel Shea At Hotel Savoy
A complimentary dinner honored Daniel Shea recently returned from the Bermudas at the Hotel Savoy with forty covers. Hon. John B. Martin presided and Senator John Kelcher was toastmaster, joined by guests Colonel H. W. Huguely Denis J. Hern Senator P. J. Kennedy Dr A. D. Mowry Captain Martin L. Wright F & Stranahan Colonel A. Gross John Drohan and H. A. Pervear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Shea
Bermudas
Hotel Savoy
John B. Martin
John Kelcher
H. W. Huguely
Denis J. Hern
P. J. Kennedy
A. D. Mowry
Martin L. Wright
F. &. Stranahan
A. Gross
John Drohan
H. A. Pervear
Trotting Stallions Oakland Baron and Huntton Draw Terre Haute Race
Oakland Baron and Tommy Huntton, two famed trotting stallions, have been matched to race at Terre Haute in September for a $10,000 stake in a major national event.
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Chicago
Oakland Baron
Tommy Huntton
Terre Haute
Mare Miss Duke Sold To Boston Buyer for About $2000
Lexington Kentucky April 6 3 L Larston sold the four year old mare Miss Duke 2 241 2 trial 2 141 2 by Simmons dam Zeta by Red Wilkes to George W Levitt of Boston. Price about $2000.
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Lexington
L. Larston
George W. Levitt
Boston
Miss Duke
Simmons
Zeta
Red Wilkes
Old Dorchester Beats Arlington in Boston Amateurs Match
Old Dorchester tops Arlington two games to one at the B A A neutral alleys in Boston. Gray led Old Dorchester with 623 total pins in three games while Arlington notched a 220 by Ruge. Richardson tallied 19 strikes and Rankin 18 spares in a high skill display.
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Old Dorchester
Arlington
Boston
Gray
Ruge
Richardson
Rankin
Everett
Centrals
Somerville
Glendon
Grays
Bailey
Central
Bovwler
T't
Littlefield
Glendon Wier
Ebeeee Weeee
Renee Eeeereee
Gill Oe Ween
Phillip
Seeeeeerenes
Vingstone Seeeeteeeeer
Boston College Ball Parade of Notables and Gowns
A Boston College social event featured notable gowns and guest lists. Patronesses included Mrs. M. M. Cunniff and Mrs. J. Mitchel Galvin, with many attendees described in vivid detail.
Highbinders at Work Note Linked to Slain Man
The mutilated body of Joe Cheung found under an oil tank on Gratiot street. A note in Chinese and an empty opium pot near the body are said to establish involvement by highbinders. A cousin of the deceased identifies him as a Monolian victim pursued from New Orleans to San Francisco before arriving in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Joe Cheung
Chinaman
Gratiot Street
Highbinders
Monolian
New Orleans & I
Sanrancisco
Louis
Letter Carriers' Reunion Draws 10000 in Boston Hall
The annual reunion of the Boston Letter Carriers Mutual Benefit Society was held in Mechanics' building last evening and proved a magnificent success. Galleries and stage were crowded and standing room along the hall sides was filled. An estimated crowd of 10,000 attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Letter Carriers’ Mutual Benefit Society
Mechanics’ Building
Winners Crowned at Local Dog Show Across Multiple Breeds
M. C. Byers's Red Bud Finglas led Irish setters with three wins in limit open and winner classes. Lady Gordon takes Gordon setter open, Heather Bruce wins open and winner classes. Micky O Camp wins Irish water spaniel open and club silver. Summers Girl tops black cocker spaniel categories. Foxhounds see Strive and Carmen prevail in specials. Numerous other breed classes and trophies awarded, including Best Brace, blue ribbon collars, and notable reversals in St. Bernards and pointers.
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M. C. Byers
Red Bud Finglas
John Graham
Gordon
Gordon Setters
J. B. Blossom
Heather Bruce
W. J. Balay
Micky O'Camp
W. T. Seagraves
Ladies’ Kennel Association
W. A. Bragdon
Strive
Brunswick Fur Club
Norvin T. Harris
Carmen
Dwight Baldwin
Boston Terriers
J. H. Lee
Peter
J. T. Gilligan
Roxie
Halwell
G. A. Raweon
F. C. Davis
R. C. Dean
Gretchén
Aladdin
Monte
Sunflower Kennels
Halliwell
Chauncey
Joseph’ Cogan
Go-Bang
Mit
American Fox Terrier Club
Meyersbrook Bristles
Radcliffe Billy
St. Bernards
New York
le Prince, Jr
Rodney King
W. G. Brokaw
Fairview Lad
Fairview Ruth
Sir Walter
Prince's Boy
Shotaway
New England Kennel Club
Prince’s
Fairview
Kennedy appeals from Sing Sing murder sentence
Dr Samuel J Kennedy currently confined at Sing Sing Prison won’t face execution in the week starting May 22 as his murder conviction of Dolly Reynolds is under appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel J. Kennedy
Sing Sing
Dolly” Reynolds
Missing man found dead in New Britain duck run
Frenk Tree was found dead this evening near M Cline tock street in New Britain after being missing since February 26. Examiner Lyons ruled death due to natural causes. Troeger, 42, a carpenter, leaves a widow and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Conn
Lyons
Girl Dies After Brush Fire Near Stony Hill Farm
In Danbury Connecticut a four year old daughter of John fall a farmer living at Stony Hill was fatally burned this afternoon after getting too close to a brush fire on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Conn
Arlo
John Fall
Stony Hill
Notable Parade Participants Compose Pet Procession Line
The article notes a parade segment involving Mrs. Fitz gerald Mrs. Holland Mrs. Norton and Miss Quinn at the head of a pet procession, with a total count reaching 500 including their wives and sweethearts. The focus highlights the crowd and attire rather than broader event context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Holland
Norton
Miss Quinn
Bartholomew Lucy Dies of Heart Failure
Bartholomew Lucy aged 30 a lodger at the Conley House 16 Cross street employed by Coffey and Ahern 144 Leverett street was found unconscious on the sidewalk in front of 14 Cross street at 12 25 this morning He was taken to Station 1 and Dr Dunn attended but died shortly after the physician attributed death to heart failure
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Bartholomew Lucy
Conley House
Cross Street
Coffey & Ahern
Leverett Street
Station 1
Dunn
Lucy
Rail schedule notices for New Hampshire and Vermont routes
Dated timetable details list passenger routes and daily times across Manchester Concord Nashua Laconia Plymouth Whitefield St Johnsbury Montpelier Burlington Montreal Newport and Quebec. Notes indicate branches to New Boston Weare Ossipee Littleton Bethlehem and Fabyan House with seasonal Sundays services and special stops. D J Flanders signs as general passenger agent.
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Manchester
Concord
Boston
Weare
Tiennte
Bighdays
Naan
Betwen Nashua
Ongord
Sara P. m. Belmont
oPs
Tilton
Lakeport
Meredith Ann Asti Land
Ilaconia
Weirs
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Petwery
PLY Mouth
Warren
Haverhill
Campton
Nort Woodstock
Pemigewasset Valley
Lisbon
Littleton
Whitefield
Lancaster
Bethlehem Junction
Twin Mountain
Fabyan House
White MouNtain
Franklin
Lebanon
Whith Rives Junction
M. Bristol
Claremont
Norwich
Hanover
ST. Johnsbury
Lyndonville
ST. J
Montpexier
Burlington
White Rtver Junction
Montreal
White River Junction
Newport
Quebec
Boston Air Line
Quebes
Chicago and
The
West
G. T. Fy
C. E Ry
Rail Timetable Excerpt for 1899 New York New Haven Hartford Route
Schedule of weekday passenger departures from Boston termini to New York Boston to Haven Middletown Willimantic Hartford and other stops via Shore Line and connecting routes with times ranging from early morning to evening Sundays and holidays noted. Includes Providence Newport Chatham Hyannis Nantucket and other regional stops.
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Park Square
New York
Haven
New London
Sb Haven
Middletown
Willimantic
Hartford
Stonington
Norwich
Plymouth
Whitman
Nin
Vohasset
D. m. Chatham
Hyannis
A. de Hatt
Sigs
M. Feters
Nantucket
Milbord
Woonsocket Bottom
Webster and Southbridge
Go. M.s
Nonchert 'and
Putnam
A. m
Iman Ito TA
Tisheila Landing
Boston & Albany
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Hamann
Jas. A. Fox
Countess
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Peel
John H. Donehey
Letter Carriers’ Ball
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Willis, “‘Kirby
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S. S
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Georys Berger Denver
St. John’s Cathedral
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Assembly
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