Boston and Worcester Route Train Schedule Update March 30
The Boston and Albany Railroad announces new passenger train times starting March 30. Routes include New Work via Norwich Line and Woon-socket Division with departures from Boston Summer Street Depot and various intermediate stops including Putnam Hartford New Haven Willimantic and Norwood. Eve and early morning returns listed with multiple ex and RET services.
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Somerville Centre
Winter Hill
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J. W. Richardson
Boston Wholesale Prices Current Corrected for Paper
A corrected list of wholesale prices for Boston items is published for this paper. The updates reflect changes in supply costs and market readings, aiding readers with current price expectations.
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Boston
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Market report shows mixed coal and commodity prices across regions
Coal prices hold firm with English Cannel and gas coals in demand, while Nova Scotia coal moves little. Coffee weak with Java and Rio quotes, copper and iron steady, cotton markets firm on export demand. Foodstuffs and dry goods show activity in flour, raisins, and oils, with sugar, molasses, and naval stores trading at varied levels.
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President Vetoes Inflation Bill and Fights Treasury Misuse
The Boston Post reports the Senate Finance bill was returned unsigned, with the President vetoing over inflation fears and urging a move back to specie payments. It argues the veto protects currency value, Treasury reserves, and public prosperity, criticizing departmental overreach and urging countermeasures.
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Arkansas and federal control in elections sparks bloodshed debate
A critical opinion argues the federal administration’s ballot based system fuels violence in Arkansas and other states. It condemns federal troop deployments as centralizing power, cites Baxter and Brooks disputes, and warns of ongoing turmoil and risk to republican rights. It references Louisiana and Texas precedents and forecasts future unrest if federal intervention continues.
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Supreme Court of Texas
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Gen
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Cornell University
Cornell
Women of Ohio temperance crusade gains moral weight
The Ohio women revitalized the temperance movement with sincere effort and moral stance, avoiding coercion and law-backed methods. While the effort earned respect and strong results, the expected expansion into organized temperance societies in towns and cities did not fully materialize.
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