Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Aug 2, 1886, p. 4

General Corse Returns Home From Southern Trip

General John M. Corse arrives back home after visiting battle sites from Chattanooga to Atlanta. He discusses plans to publish papers on the Atlanta campaign and to lecture in a John A. Andrew Post program. He notes warm Southern receptions and unclear national political chatter while rejecting interest in the Boston postmaster job.

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Winchester John M. Corse South Chattanooga Atlanta John A. Andrew Post Rat Allatoona Cleveland Tke Blaine Sherman Democratic Party Washington Boston Postoffice Fitzgerald Corse New York Boston Ames Lovering Congressman Lovering Lowyering Demcrats General Collings Collins State Committee Russells Mayor Russell Cambridge John E. Russell Leicester

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General Swift Speaks on Temperance at Crescent Beach

Sunday service at Crescent Beach featured General John L. Swift condemning the liquor traffic. He warned that drink destroys homes and cited stories of prominent figures ruined by alcohol, urging drinkers toward reform and praising Sam Small for prohibition advocacy.

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John L. Swift Crescent Beach Wendell Phillips United States Senate Chicago Sam Small Walden Lake

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Exhibition at Horticultural Hall awards midsummer prizes

Lush peaches and a display of ferns wild flowers headline a midsummer show at Horticultural Hall. Mrs. P. D. Richards wins first for natural ferns with numerous exhibitors earning prizes in flowers fruits and vegetables across stocks, cut flowers, berries, pears, and collections.

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Horticultural Hall P. D. Richards Edwin Sheppard E. M. Gill J. W. Manning Edwin George Severance L. W. Weston Benjamin G. Smith Warren Fenno Joseph W. Page Francis Smith Alexander Joseph C. Coolidge George W. Wilkenson Hittinger Bros Samuel Hartwell Sarah M. Vose Josiah Crosby Warren Heustis C. N. Brackett Acme Ol. W. Weston

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Fire Damages Sweep Codman Building No. 90 Sudbury

A morning blaze on the fourth floor of the Codman building caused a total loss to Koeller Bros. and flooded upper floors. George H. Jones & Co. and H. W. Dudley & Co. sustained heavy losses, with two ground-floor stores drenched and overall damage around the thousands.

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Codman Koeller Bros Cutlers George H. Jones& Co

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Squires Plant Idle Men Stand Firm Over Wages

East Cambridge packing house workers press their wage claim while John P. Squire demands reinstate with notice. Knights of Labor aid with funds and meals as meetings at Institute Hall plan to resume talks. Police report good order though some intimidation and obstruction incidents occur amid the labor dispute.

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John P. Squire Cambridge Squire Institute Hall Knights of Labor Thomas Conroy Conroy Vallally Gore Street Patrick Murray Joseph Harris Slaughter House Knights of Labor Assembly

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Not Essays on Good ness but Acts of Good ness Dr Hale Sermon

Dr Hale delivered a sermon in Channing Hall under the Suffolk Conference of Unitarian Churches. He argued that Christianity advances more through acts of goodness than sermons, citing saints, martyrs, and peacemakers as the true influencers of moral progress.

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Dr. Hale Channing Hall Beacon Street Suffolk Conference of Unitarian Churches Edward Everett Hale D.D Bernard of Clairaux Martin Luther John Wesley William Ellery Channing Paul All Saints All Souls God

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Home Nine Defeats St Louis in South End Thriller

The Boston nine crushed St Louis on the South End grounds. Boston tallied ten of eleven runs in the first inning while St Louis struggled with fielding errors. Key plays included Hornung’s two bases, Poorman’s home run, and Stemmyer’s pitching effort as Boston won 11 to 1 after a two hour game in front of 4 attendance.

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Bostons St. Louis South End Cahill Stemmyer St, Louis SjSeery Morrill O McGeachy Nash Oj Cahill Burdock iGraves Gunning Healey Totel Secvrerese OO McKinnon Seery Mc’ Ahill Graves Poorman Wise Dunlap Denny McGeachy Hornung Glasscock Sunning E. Egan

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Saturday Scores Across Cities Show Varied Victories

The listing reports multiple games with results from New York to Boston and Philadelphia to Louisville. Notable scores include Philadelphia-St Louis 13 to 4 and Manchester 8 to 7 over Salem, with several other city matchups showing wins for local teams.

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New York New Yorks Chicagos Philadelphia Detroits Philadelphias Washington Kansas Citys Washingtons Lawrence Boston Blues Lawrences Haverhill Haverhills Portlands Newburyport Newburyports Brocktons Cochituate Beacons Cochituates Manchester Manchesters Salems Louisville Louisvilles Baltimores St. Louis Athletics Staten Island Metropolitans Pittsburgh Brooklyn Brooklyns Cincinnatis

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Erie express starts in city under New York & Boston Despatch

The Erie express begins operations in the city under the New York & Boston Despatch Express Company. It links major Western points to Boston via Fitchburg Hoosac Tunnel Western and Delaware and Hudson railroads, with New England merchants urged to use prompt low-rate service. Edward A. Taft heads New England division. Walton C. Taft is superintendent. Offices listed at Arch Street, Washington Street, freight depot at Beverly Street.

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Erie Express New York & Boston Despatch Express Company New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad Fitchburg, Hoosac Tunnel New England Edward A. Taft Walton C. Taft Arch Street Washington Street Beverly Street New York & Boston Express

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Hanlan Seeks Nantasket Practice and Rowing Bet

Hanlan is due at Nantasket today to begin practice for the race there and bets $1000 he can row three miles in 19 50 four seconds under the current record. Hosmer and Ten Eyck arrive during the week. The Longwoods beat the Thorntons of eos Island in cricket. A race between sloops Thetis and Stranger is under way with a likely invitation for Huron.

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Hanlan Nantasket Hosmer Ten Eyck Longwoods Thorntons Eos Island Thetis Stranger

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Worcester Congressman Rice Refutes Hildreth Conspiracy Claim

In Worcester, Congressman W. W. Rice disputes Samuel E. Hildreth's charge that Rice promised to withdraw to aid Bates. Rice provides a detailed retort, asserting no such promise or understanding existed and that Hildreth misrepresented their informal talk. The Spy editors note possible retirement hints but deem them irrelevant to Bates’s bid.

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W. W. Rice Worcester Samuel E. Hildreth Rice Hildreth Bates Bice Mr. Hildreth Mr. Bates Mr. Huldreth Worcester County Mass E. F. Strickland Congress T. C. Bates Mr. Rice

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Berkshire sentiment on Dawes shows local piecemeal support

A Berkshire correspondent argues that Dawes faces waning local backing as evidenced by Pittsfield snubs to his leadership, abstentions from Berkshire State committee members, and Western Massachusetts votes against him, while Lodge’s standing remains strained after past slights.

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DAWES Berkss Hire Berkshire Senator Dawes Lodge Felow Party Pittsfield Springfield State Committee Congressman Rockwell Massachusetts Berkshire County John A. Logan

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Lowell Senate Nomination Contest Shifts Amid Possible Runs

The Lowell Citizen reports a heated GOP scramble with ex-Speaker George A. Marden seeking the nomination to topple Senator Norris. S. W. Stevens and ex-Mayor Frederick T. Greenhalge also figure, while Democrats weigh Lilly Welch Hogan and Donovan for a Senate seat.

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Lowell George A. Marden Norris Senate S. W. Stevens Frederick T. Greenhalge Lilley John Welch John J. Hogan Donovan

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Prohibitory State Committee Meets and Lowell Politics

Political notes describe a Crescent Beach meeting of the Prohibitory State committee and outline Lowell political maneuverings over the Republican councillor nomination. The piece notes opposition to Francis Jewett, possible facing moves by oleomargarine interests against Congressman Allen, and a potential Lowell compromise while Democrats plan an August anti tobacco conference and state committee gathering. General Collins favors Worcester for the state convention and asserts no personal office ambition.

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Ames Lowell Congressman Alien Francis Jewett Jewett & Swift Corgressman Allen Greenhalge Mr. Jewett Colonel Allen Democratic Anti-Tobacco Conference Democratic State Committee Collins Worcester

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Crapp Seeks Governors Role Again Four Years On

Four years after his bid, William W Crapp remains a gubernatorial candidate in Clinton Times coverage. The article notes his continued pursuit of the office and frames his campaign as ongoing.

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Clinton Times William W. Crapp

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Political Allusions Cast Doubt on Ames For Governor

The Boston Journal notes Republicans with greater public service aptitude than Ames and cites broad grumbles that circumstances push Ames toward the Governor’s chair. Critics mention ex Senator Burden as a potential successor if Long moves to the Senate.

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The Boston Journal Republican Party Ames F. L. Burden Congressman Long Senate Dr. Burden

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Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station

Observations recorded August 1 at 7 AM Greenwich Time at the United States Signal Station Boston note wind force 29.9 NW 13, weather fresh and cloudy, barometer corrections for sea level. Captains may adjust ship barometers by 0.01 inch per 10 feet altitude. miniature almanac lists August 2 high tides and day length.

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United States Boston

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Port of Boston Ship Arrivals and Departures Report

A July 31 port list shows arrivals including Cumberland Thompson St John NB and Charles F Meyer Baltimore, with numerous schooners and steamers to Portland Philadelphia and New York. Cleared vessels include Norah and Orion barkentines plus multiple steamers and tugs. August 1 reports add Catalonia, New Brunswick, Dominion and more amid fog and fresh winds.

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Maritime Movement Almanac Near Atlantic Ports

A dense list of schooners, steamers, barges, and ships seen sailing or in port from East Machias to Boston and New York with crews and routes. Vessels include Ice King, Nellie Huntley, Myrtle, Adeline West, and many others, trading from Philadelphia, Newport News, Hoboken, and St John NB to East Coast ports. Fishing catches totalling 2000 barrels of mackerel, 175000 pounds cod, and 50000 pounds halibut.

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Weehawken Lizzie Male Coulting Lanesville Philadelphia Schs Stephen Morgan Mehaffy Elizabethport Boston Edward J Morrison Standish Norfolk Roy, Lister Providence St John CB Eaton Sinclair Bridgeport Collins Higgins Portland C B Wood Stanley Perth Amboy Lizzie Moses Jak Gloucester D Strong Gatherer Sarah E Lee Brunhilda Gladstone Ocean King Eveleth Grand Banks Fannie Belle Ossipee Alice C Jordan A H Harding Col French North Bay Notice Carrier Cove Midnight Ralph E Eaton Monmouth George’s Almira Grand Manon Flora Rogers Bangor Baltimore Scotia Willey Astoria North Beni Wallace San Peure Dinapore Livingstone Albany Clearea Beenoh Moriss Dublin Cape Hancock Vallejo Harding Nith Adair Liverpool Og Onsale Ackerly St Aons Bay Wick Bay Warden Federico Garteizdo Martha Stevens Chance New York Alleghany Taylor Maria Pierson Bunnell Somerset James Longstreet Hattie M Bain McDonald Port Spain Washington, DC Vindelana Harrison London Harisey Marquest Rich Bayliss Wood Coombs Cox & Green Thompson Martin L Smith Lynn James D Dowell Sharp Hoboken George L Drake Wiley Portiana Emily F Northam Stetson Newburyport Lucy Jones Duncan Dover Griffin Stocking Back Rock Vonn Jonathan Bourn Wm Mason Brunswick Joseph Wilde Bellamty Cuba Montgomery Wilmington Del Nellie S Pickering McKean St Simons Island Bermuda Broomwall Gundy Richmond Hy Finch Hickman Charleston Delaware Winnett John O Smith Staten Island City of Atlanta Tillid Liverpool Fram Satilla Darien Addie Bacon Cape Henry Weser Bremen Fyvor Matthews Pence Harriet C Kerlin Pavilion Norwood Mottaved Minnehaha Tryon Dutch Island Harbor Percy Colwell Eastport Snow Eurotas Barlow Witch Hazel Armola H L Curtis Hutchings Freddie Eaton Ashley Pawtucket Calais George P Trigg Hilyard Fort George Fla Brooxie Robertson Palatka Fall River RS Dean Coleman New Taunton Carson Catharine Swis Mand Sherwood Keiley M & S Chase Bisant Block Island Wm H Lewis Hammond Chatham Lavinia Warren York Montauk Golden Horn Shannon Bombay East End Ishers Island 39Th Petit Codiac Cork Barks Ocean Pearl Hardy Charles F Sampson Boton John B Carrington Harry Messer Lulu M Quthiun Lehman Blendo Sallied List Eliza McManemy Dodge Trapani Kaimar Bate Richard Vaux New Haven Viola Portsmouth Gertrude L .Trundy Timothyieid Neewport News Neca Walker West Point James Ford Garfield J Payne Traver Sullivan John Williams Pearce Craighill Bennett Colon Kanawha Greenwood Yale Simpson Gibson Bonker Ann Elizabeth Bedford Mary B Smith Stafford Howland Indian Ocean Frolic Joy Chilmark Oolympia Donovan Rondout Watson Edwin H Webster Voal King New Orleans Morgan City Augusta Attanasco Trieste Newport Angler Gibbs Woods Hall Maria Fieming Mullin Maria L Davis Chase Dennis James M Bailes

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Sailed and listed ships from various ports in late July

The list records ships sailing or passed by dates in July including Antwerp Rhynland Amsterdam Schiedam New York Beachy Head Suffolk Baltimore Bristol Zingara Chatham Island Barrow Ashburne Three Rivers Preston Baltimore Barcelona Umberto Primo Charleston Cardiff David Brown Centaur Olga Cork Stralsund Sydney CB with captains names and destinations.

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Amsterdam Schiedam Bakker New York Beachy Head Suffolk Williams Baltimore London Bristol Zingara Lebrocq Gaspe Belfast Carl Friedrice Ballou Chatham Bark Island Gjertsen Sydney Barrow Ashburne Three Rivers Preston Barcelona

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Vessel Lord of the Isles and other ships reported losses

London reports the British bark Lord of the Isles from Newport to Rockingham Australia lost boats and first officer drowned after reaching Mauritius. Sir Uncle Joe from Portland to New York suffers a heavy squall and leaks. crew camp ashore. Gloucester describes ec Joe Hooker flooded and wrecked. Storm King ashore near Queens County with circus aboard. crew and cargo details uncertain. Other vessels report damage at Rockaway, Hedge Fence Shoals, and York City with extensive structural harm. A seaman Phillip McGovern from Carrie O Woodbury is lost overboard near Providence.

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London Lord of the Isles Mauritius Gawne Newport Rockingham Australia China Japan New York Uncle Joe Sutherland Portland Sands Point Gloucester N A McKenney Isaacs Harbor Ec Joe Hooker Halifax Rockaway Newcastle Del Amanda C Parker Philadelphia Boston Vineyard Haven Freddie L Porter Newport News Sen Levin S Melson Emma J Meyer Kennebec Annie T Bailey Bailey Norfolk York City New Orleans Bryant Carrie Woodbury Providence Phillip McGovern

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Cape May Channel Buoy Changes Dot Delaware Bay Survey

The U S Coast and Geodetic Survey reports shoal and channel changes near Cape May. New cap May channel buoy positions and markings update the navigational aids from Cape May to Brandywine Shoal and Crow Shoal. Low water depth through Cape May channel now fifteen feet, up from four fathoms per charts.

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Delaware Bay United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Cape May Cape May Channel Cape May Spit Cape Henlopen Cape May Spit Shoal May Brandywine Shoal North Shoal E.H Mummy Shoal Deaware

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Maritime Shifts Logged With Sailed Vessels and Routes

A muddled OCR list records several ships and crews. Saral Meyer sails from Bremen to New York on a 34 ship Oneota dated July. Bryan departs Rotterdam June 25 bound for New York with unspecified date. Bark Adelaide Marty from Astoria to Liverpool on June 22 at latitude 31 south. Bark Avoca from Antwerp to New York July 11 at latitude 47 longitude minus 16. Kate E Morse from Apalachicola to Boston on July 28 at 33 45 and 74 50.

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Ae Saral Meyer Bremen New York Oneota Bryan Rotterdam Adelaide Marty Roberts Astoria Liverpool Bark Avoca Mitchener Antwerp Jon Sch Kate E Morse Hutchins Apalachicola Boston Von

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Longhurst Honolulu Fortean Voyages and Port Calls

Shipping notices list vessels sailing and in port through July 31, detailing Longhurst from New Org, Honolulu from San Francisco, Kleyn for New York, Porfirio Diaz from Miranda, Venezuelan to Liverpool, Paul Revere from New York, Jessomene chartered at 450 per ton, Teoclo to New Orleans, Fritz to New York, Jeranos to Baltimore, Corean from Glasgow, Oregon to Montreal, Peruvian from Liverpool, and other cargoes with various destinations including Philadelphia and Baltimore.

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Longhurst New Org Honolulu San Francisco Kleyn New York Altata Porfirio Diaz Miranda Barbados Gilles Liverpool Hombay Paul Revere Mullen Calcutta M Port Esther Roy Roy el Capitan Sewall Charger Connolly Unc Jessomene Buenos Ayres Teoclo New Oreans Moremen Fritz Gerhard Philadelphia Bona Jeranos Baltimore Gibraltar Cienfuegos Chattanooga J W Dresser Mimatitian Newark Glasgow Charlotte North Erin Poorman Cranbrook Philadelpha Wetherby Norseman Maddox Oston Devitay Page Spinney Orton Konigsberg Victoria Las Palmas Hector Coral Leondon Boston City Boston Lisbon Sena Shoenshaik Oporto Metz Palermo Sidonian Plymouth Eny George & Manson Wieland Mark George Grant Moodyville China

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Historic Atlantic Seaboard Shipping List Turbulence

A sprawling OCR of ships and steamers names, routes, ports, and cargos. It lists vessels from New York Boston and Providence and mentions African routes and global ports such as Rio Janeiro, Hamburg, Havre, and Sydney. The fragmentary text records sailings and clearances, with many vessel names and home ports scattered.

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Passengers aboard Catalonia from Liverpool listed

Cunard steamship Catalonia's passenger manifest shows Rev Broote Herford Rev W Baird and many others among 21 cabin 54 intermediate and 332 steerage travelers, totaling 407 aboard.

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Ship Letters At Boston Post Office List

A compact record of letters remaining at the Boston Post Office as of Saturday July 31 compiled by Alonzo F Johnson. The notice notes weekly publication and retention rules for addressed mail and directs readers to consult prior lists. Also lists destinations for outgoing mail via ships to Windward Islands Venezuela Curacao Europe and other destinations with closing times and routing details.

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Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya Tonic Promotion

For dyspepsia indigestion low spirits and debility and as fever preventive the Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya by Caswell Hazard Co New York is recommended as the best tonic and is sold by all druggists.

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Calisaya Caswell, Hazard & Co New York All Oe

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Weekend Boston to New York Trains via Fall River Line

Schedule lists departures after June 28 1886 for weekly and Sunday trains from Boston to New York via Fall River Line with multiple local stops including Ashmont Barnstable Hyannis and Nantucket and return times. Notes indicate limited runs on certain weekdays and Sundays with special conditions for specific towns and connections.

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Fitchbore Railroad Schedules for Hoosac Tunnel Route

Trains on the Fitchbore line through the Hoosac Tunnel begin July 6 1886. Boston westbound departures include morning and evening runs with drawing room cars to Syracuse Mechanicville and Albany and through cars to Chicago St Louis and New York Central services. multiple midday and night services extend to Troy Saratoga Greenfield North Adams Gardner Orange and more with numerous sleeping and drawing room cars.

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Train Schedule for June 14 1886 City of Boston and New York Lines

Public notice outlines daily train departures and returns from Boston to New York Providence Pawtucket and surrounding towns. Timetable lists numerous stations including Dedham Hyde Park Readville Roxbury Stoughton Canton Mansfield and West Roxbury with varied morning afternoon and evening slots and notes delays and adjustments after arrivals from New York. Authority A A Folsom Supte.

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General Corse Returns Home From Southern Trip

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General Swift Speaks on Temperance at Crescent Beach

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Exhibition at Horticultural Hall awards midsummer prizes

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Fire Damages Sweep Codman Building No. 90 Sudbury

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Squires Plant Idle Men Stand Firm Over Wages

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Not Essays on Good ness but Acts of Good ness Dr Hale Sermon

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Home Nine Defeats St Louis in South End Thriller

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Saturday Scores Across Cities Show Varied Victories

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Erie express starts in city under New York & Boston Despatch

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Hanlan Seeks Nantasket Practice and Rowing Bet

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Worcester Congressman Rice Refutes Hildreth Conspiracy Claim

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Berkshire sentiment on Dawes shows local piecemeal support

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Lowell Senate Nomination Contest Shifts Amid Possible Runs

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Prohibitory State Committee Meets and Lowell Politics

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Crapp Seeks Governors Role Again Four Years On

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Political Allusions Cast Doubt on Ames For Governor

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Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station

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Port of Boston Ship Arrivals and Departures Report

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Maritime Movement Almanac Near Atlantic Ports

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Sailed and listed ships from various ports in late July

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Vessel Lord of the Isles and other ships reported losses

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Cape May Channel Buoy Changes Dot Delaware Bay Survey

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Maritime Shifts Logged With Sailed Vessels and Routes

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Longhurst Honolulu Fortean Voyages and Port Calls

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Historic Atlantic Seaboard Shipping List Turbulence

Passengers aboard Catalonia from Liverpool listed

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Ship Letters At Boston Post Office List

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Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya Tonic Promotion

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Weekend Boston to New York Trains via Fall River Line

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Fitchbore Railroad Schedules for Hoosac Tunnel Route

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Train Schedule for June 14 1886 City of Boston and New York Lines

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