Boston and Albany Rail Road timetable fragment
Sparser schedule data shows depots in Boston, Beach Street, and numerous routes to Albany Rochester Springfield, New York, Worcester, and many New England towns. Listings include daily and weekday departures, with express, sleeping car, and drawing room services, plus connections via Norwich and Portland lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Rochester
Boston
Maine
Eastern Depot
Mertie Street
Fayal
H. Turner
Puston and
Albany
Beach Street
Lincoln Streets
New York
Springfield
Washington Street
Chatham
Pittsfield
Chester
Palmer
Springfteld
Worcester
Vta
Norwich
Bwry
Westboro
Southwille
Ret
Cordae Wille
Ashland
South Framingham
REY
Milford
Saxomville
Wellesley
Grantville
Nevwton
Mower Falls
Auburndale
West Newton
Newtonwilie
LLIS
Newton
Brighton
Allston
Cottage Farm
Rep
Brookline
W. Divey
N. Y
Russell
Spring
D. A. Firth
Wiscasset
New Castle
Damariscotta
Waldoboro
Warren
Thomaston
Rockland
Boston and Maine
C. A. Coombs
Sept
Boston & Albany Railroad
James Mills
Pleasant Sail Route to Martha's Vineyard via New Bedford
Boston and Providence Railway trains run to New Bedford with steamers Martita's Vineyard and Monchaineet, offering a daily faster link to Martha's Vineyard. Round trips cost 3 dollars. schedules include Sunday departures and Monday returns. Also advertised are fast express trains from Boston to North Conway connecting with Crawford's services to the White Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Providence Railroad
Beane Boston
Shore Line
New York
Bae
Pawtucket
Returm
Avides
An Boeville
Hebron
Senate
ILIS
Hetarn
Mest Mansfield
West
Mansfield Fe
Bore
Hart Foxbor
Sharon
Canton
Readville
Met
Hippe
Jamasca
Roxbury
Ti Diby
Ethan
Ieturn
Wess
Highiana
Central Broslindale
Meturm
C. Bae
Bor
Yobs Pathton
Sry M
Bretwuarm
M. Stoughton
Grers
Boston
Taunton
New Bedford
OLD
Woods Hole
Martha's Vineyard
B.C. Cromwell
Monahansett
Chas.c. Smith
Island Howe
N. H. Manter
the Vineyard
Nantucket
Oak Bluffs
Wood's Hole
Vineyard
J. R. Kendrick
Washington
Pennsylvania R. R
United Railroads of New Jersey Division
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore RR
Baltimore and Ohio R. R
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington St
Old State House
H. F. Kenney
Sup't
Wilmington
Capl Cod Brallervoad
Lester
Old Colony and Newport Railway
Sandwich
Hyannis
Wellfleet
Middleboro
Monument
Wareham
West Wareham
Bridgewater
North Bridgewater
Marwich
Newport
Way
E. N. Winslow
Boston and Providence Railway
SRE
Martita’s Vineyard
Monchanseitt
Chas. C. Smith
North Conway
Lynn
Salem
Newburyport
North Hampton
Hampton
Portsmouth
Great Falls
Conway
Hate
Old Colony
Fairhaven
Pall River
N. Bist
Stoughton
Randolph
N. Easton
West Bridgewater
North Eringeates R
Plymouth
Sam
Get
East Bridgewater
South Abington
South Duxbury
Cohasset and Hingham
Cohasset
Hingham
East Weymouth
Weymouth
East Wymouth
South Braintree
Quincy
Harrison Re
REL
Mattapan
Rer
All River
Jes Tf
RK. Kendrick
Boston and Maine Railroad
Haymarket Square
Dover
Alton Bay
Mt. Washington
Wolfboro
Centre Harbor
Bay View House
Portland
Saco
Maine
Concord
Lowell
Lawrence
Crawford and Glen Hotels
White Mountains
Lake Winnipiscogee
Eaton
Boston Paper
Mount Washington
A. Wiggin
Meredith Village
Woltboro
Eastern Railroads Timetable Details and Through Cars
A dense timetable lists through Pullman sleeping and parlor cars to Bangor and Boston with daily through service from Causeway to various New England towns. It includes station stops, departure times, connections, and notes on Pullman Palace cars, with partial details for Wednesdays and Saturdays and exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Railbors
Causeway
Friend Street
Pullman Sileep
Bangor
Washington Street
Traiis
Boston
ST. Joan
Portland
St. John
Pullman Palace
San
Biddeford
North Conway
West Ossipee
Nion Village
Rochester
Great Falls
Portsmouth
North Hampton
Hampton
Amesbury
Newbury
Port
Ipswich
Essex
Rockport
Gloucester
Beverly
Rapa
Abody
Danversport
Danvers
Pedeances
Marblehead
Salem
Ban
Swampscott
Iam
Kon
Saugus
East Boston
Lynn
Augusta
Union Village
Newburyport
Peswicher
Everei
Dangers
Iuymm
Chelsea
Rail lines open to White Mountains reach Bethlem and Northumberland
The Montreal and Vermont Boston Concord Montreal White Mountains Line now open to Bethlem and Northumberland. It runs up the Merrimack and Connecticut valleys along Lake Winnipesaukee, offering the shortest quickest route from Boston Salem Fall River Providence Newport New London Worcester to the White Mountains. Express trains run through without changing cars. Summer arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Conway
White Mountains
Merrimack
Connecticut
Sax
Lake Winnipesaukee
Boston
Salem
Fall River
Provience
Newport
New London
Worcester
Lake Winni- Rasen
Franconia
Montreal
Mebec
Boston and Lowell
Boston and Maine
Providence
Pall River
New York
Weirs
Profile House
Plymouth
Littleton
Twin Mountain House
Bethlehem
White Mountain House
Crawford House
Summer House
Dalton
Waumbek House
Jefferson
Lancaster
Northumberland
Grand Trunk Railway
Quebec
Centre Harbor
Wolfborough
Lawrence
Lowell
Taunton
Nashua
Concord
Whitefield
Litleton
Pemigewasset House
Franconia Mountains
Twin Mountain
Crawford H White Mountains
Mountains
Crawford
Mountain Houses
Retires Ticket
Fallver
New Bedford
Mansfield
Southham
W. Berg
Gene State
Boston Wholesale Prices Weekly End Aug 11
Boston report lists current wholesale prices across markets for the week ending Wednesday August 11. Key commodities and market terms are provided for buyers and sellers tracking price movements and supply conditions.
Review of Boston Market for Week Ending August 14
Ashes and pearls sell in small lots at low prices while candles and waxes show varied demand. Coal, coffee, copper, cotton, and other staples move at steady to firm prices with notable activity in English cannel coal and Nova Scotia shipments. textile goods and dyes show quiet markets but expectations of price rises persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
Middiepo
Boston
Emlock
Damantine
Pictou
Cadia
Cumberland
B. St. Domingo
Cape
Rio
SF .Spruce— c Cordage
Russia
Manila
Cotion
Southern Pine Uplands
Gull
Sap
Cuba
Vienfuegos
Laines
New Orleans
Porto Rico
B. Naval
Par
Wilmington
North Co
Peru
OAKUM
Brimstone
Olive
Sicily
Palm
Straits
Pgai
Senegal
Whiting
Pont
Ipecac
Ilia
Magnesia
N.Y
Onio
Fair
York and
Otto Rose
Jackson
Senna
Alex
East India
Turks Island
Cadiz
Trapani
Liverpool
Indigo
Bengal
Calcutta
Guatemala
RedTop
St. A
B. Fustic
Castile
St. Domingo
Lima
Havana
Sapan Wood
Portland
Gia
Assia
Shore
St. Louis
U. E
Auras Herring Co
Meditum
St. Cruix
Ind’a
Jamaica
Michigan
Ohio
New England
Canada
Bay
Malaga
Bond
John Gibson
London
Smyrna
Sireel
Pub. Co
Graln
Tallow
Young Hyson
Japan
American Powder Co
Twankay
Congou
Laflin & Rand
Oriental Powder Mills
Oak Hill
Sana
Ingham
L. P
Buenos Ayres
Florio
Rio Grande
California
Madeira
Snerry Yriarte
BR. Ayres
Dutt Gordon& Co
C. G. Hope
Cawnpore
Mich
Vermont
Patna
Madras
India
Ry Puenos Ayres
Cape Good Hope
Donskoi
Rockland
Ik Missisquoi
Cannes
Nova Scotia
Penn and Westmoreland Gas
Philadelphia
South Amboy
Java
Copton
Uplands
Gulf
Gambier
Roy Brimstone
Flor
Hake
Haddock
Fru-T
Muscatel
Fics
Turkey
Daniel Webser
Indiana
Shorts
Man
Vic Doles
Ikalije P
Gola
Montevideo
Trinidad
St Jago
Cienfuegos
Barbadoes
Surinam
Naval Storkes
Wes_een
Boston Extra
Bank and Labrador
Western
Lara
City and Western
God and Choice
New York
Patra
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Oregon
Georgia
Australia
New Zealand
Port Philip
Sandwich Islands
Melbourne
Sydney
Mobile
Tifasc
Savannah
Charleston
Galveston
N. Y
Machias
Mansanillo
Canaries
Pittston
Bridgeport
Pigeon Cove
Kennebec River
Kennebec
Washington
Cow Bay
Lingan
Portsmouth
Providence
Boson
Alexandria
O Coston
Grant administration warned as perilous political force
Boston Herald reports Mr Hoar’s Worcester speech attacking Grant and his supporters. The piece argues the administration uses power to control votes and punish dissent, condemns civil liberties violations, and urges national reconciliation to save the Union amid looming November politics. The author criticizes pardons, enforcement acts, and party power plays against Republicans and Southern interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoar
Grant
Worcester
Horate Greeley
Gratz Brown
Sumner
Cincinnati
Gen. Grant
Congress
North
South
Gen. Butler
United
Loyalty and Reform Debates and Women Doctors Rise
A lengthy critique of Grant era funds for campaign work via civil service rules, exposing loopholes used by officials to solicit political contributions. The piece condemns presidential power and praises Miss Jex Blake for winning admission of women to medical study, forecasting broader revolutions in UK universities and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George William Curtis
White House
Civil Service
Harlan
Republican Congressional Committee
Boutwell
Delano
Grant
North Carolina
Washington
Butler
Custom House
Jex Blake
Joan of Arc
Edinburgh University
Court of Sessions
M. D
Albion
Cambridge
Crinoline
Trinity
Pembroke
Oxford
Isis
House of Commons
Millicent Fawcett
Lydia Becker
Manchester
London
John Mullens
Newman’s Ridge
Tenn
Beecher
Bismark
Louisiana
England
M. Thiers
Birmingham and Midland Hospital
John W. Crawford
New Hampshire
Greeley
Je Davis
Olympic Theatre
New York
Neill
Dublin
Liberty
Rio Janeiro
Merrick
Five Creeks
Kan
Yorkshire
Metropolitan Railway
Barnet
Political outrage over Ku Klux prison arrests and pardons
The Whitely report on eighteen Albany Penitentiary Ku Klux prisoners is condemned as political punishment. The piece blasts Grant’s pardon as high handed and warns that arbitrary enforcement and a roving investigative commission undermine republican liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitely
Albany
Grant
South Carolina
France
Gen. Butler
Morton Praises Current Administration During Rushville Speech
Senator Morton publically defends the current administration at Rushville Indiana, asserting it is the best yet while critics urge Republicans to abandon the party. He cites Horace Greeley and argues the war is over with slavery dead, urging reconciliation and federative fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Rushville
Ind
Horace Greeley
Tribune
Indiana
Ship of State
Richmond
Grant
Vineland
N. J
Barns
United States
Prophets of the Lord
Demosthenes
Political Plot Deepens as Radicals and Bourbons Align
The letter by Postmaster Edmunds exposes a scheme linking Blanton Duncan and Bourbons with Radical elements to promote the Louisville Convention. The effort seeks to rally non-Greeley Democrats and Radical office-holders to back Grant’s re election and extend the era of bad feeling through a grand political alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmunds
Blanton Duncan
Louisville
Duncan
Republican Party
Grant
Greeley
Mosby
Noth
Wide World Bits and Bits of News From Abroad
A jumble of brief items on figures like Porter, Eugenie, and Bowery topics. Notes on Commodore Bennett at Newport, Edwin Booth buying a Greenwich villa, and Emperor William at Ems. Snags of scandal, science, and society linger with crises, market notes, and oddities across the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Porter
Lady Bute
Eugenie
Commodore Bennett
Newport
Broadway
Saratoga
Tom Scott
Florida
Mejor McCraith
Tom Taylor
Balzac
Baudmann
London
Edwin Booth
Greenwich
Conn
William
Ems
Canon Glynne
Gladstone
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Boston Post
Boston Press and Post
Boston Statesman & Weekly
Beals, Greene & CQ
Devonshire
Water St
DER
Railroads
Northern
Bradford
N. H
EB. Todd
Brailroad Linn
Burlington
St. Albans
Ogdensburg
Fitchburg
Windsor
Rutland
Montrealy AM
Qedensburg
Arpress
General Agency
G. Merrill
Lowell & Naseur
New Hamshire
Wilton
Ambherst
Billerica
Woburn
Stondram
Winchester
West Medford
College Hil
Somerville Entre
Winter Hill
Silk Row
Lexington and Arlington
Thur Boston
Gostom Jveave Wilton
Stoneham
Woburn Centre
Cukece Bul
Somerville
Eee Cet Muk Row
Northern Depot
Lexington
John B. Winslow
Bie
Boston and
Exeter
Haverhill
Salmon Falls
South Berwick Junction
Concord and
Upper
Ballardvale
Andover
Reading
Wakefield
Upper Depot
Salem and Peabody
Malden and
Melrose
Medford
Grear Parts
Haverfall
Wakefield Cuppe
Fron North Danvers
Maiden
East Somerville
Prom Medford
Thriday
Meon
Aoniy
William Merrity
Fox St
al- Montpelier
Beace
Sarntage
Yelburne
Geeendeld
Brattis ‘Boro
iBiatia
Nastua
Linton
Sterling
Oakdale
Walta
Nashua Caves
Tony
Wacominester and Shirkey
Hill
Crossfur
Waltham
Leominster
Shirley
Kiet
Marlboro
Hudon
Hill’s Crossing
Bet
Lindson
Concora
Huts C Tome
Lises
PAL
Waverly An Belmont
Wii
Waverile
Bok
Belmont
Wraekertown
Upe Market
Mount Auburn
Fresh Pond
Mt Auburn
Mt. Auburn
C. L. Heywood
A. A. Folsom
Boston and Albany
Hartford and
Eble
Summer Street
South Boston
Dorchester
Norwood
Walpole
Blackstone
Webster
Southbridge
Putnam
Norwich & Worcester
Danielsonville
Woonsocket Division
Boston & Albany
Eedham
WM. M. Parker
Boston, Clinton & Fitchburg Railroad
Bach Street
Soarham
Framingham
Fayville
Southboro
Northboro
Berlin
West Berlin
Bolton
Clinton
Pratt’s Junction
Pratt's Junction
Fraam
So. Farmingham
Farmingham
Vt. & Mass
Cheshire Railroad
Central Railroad
Payville
H. A. Blood
Massachusetts
Troy
Greenfield
Ees
Causeway St
Brattleboro
Hoosac Tunnel
Shelburne Falls
C. T. Ruggles
North Adams
Niagara Falls
Niagara Fall
N. Y. Central Express
Buffalo
Fitchburg R. R
O. T. Ruggles
Mass
Maine Central
R.R
Halifax
Mt. Kinco
Moosehead Lake
Erg
R. R
Bath
Lewiston
Auburn
Danville
Wiscassett
Foxcroft
Mt. Kineo
Kineo
Lunt
Middleboro’ & Taunton Railroad
Boston and Providence
Pleastees
Tf A. E. Swasey
LS70
Pleasant Street
A.E . Swasity
Knox & Lincoln Railroad
Erie Railway
B. W. Blanchard
John N. Abbott
John S. Dunlap
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Old Colony R. BR
Florence
Martha’s Vineyard
America
Boston and Albany Railroad
Boston, Clinton and Fitchburg
Framingham and
B.C
F. RK. R
TuTh
Yarmouth
Cape Coch
Old Colony Railroad
T. Taylor
Hanover Street
Cape Cod , Cod
Vineyard Highlands
Buzzara’s Bay
Warren Ladd
N. B
T.R
Aud
Eastern Railroad
Portsmouth, Great Falls and Conway
Glen
N. Conway
Gien
Crawford's. Gen
Pullman
Bewren
Aqquire
General’ Office
Geo. F. Field
Gen. Pass. Agt
J. Prescott
Jell-Tites
E.R.R
Passumplec Rivers
Lake Memphremagog
W.m.clark
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
White River Junction
Wells Tives
Tattieton
Pyotile House
Twin Mt. House
White Mt. House
Newwood Lake Memphremagog
Sherbreau
Montrea
Sherbrooke, P.O
P.M
L. W. Palmer
White and Franconia Mountains
VIA
Profile House Franconia Mountains
Fitchburg and Cheshire Rrs
Adirondack
Lake George
A. Faxon
Gen
A. Wigsin
Bay View
C. C. Coffin
Paxyilion
E. A. Hardy
Senter House
J. L. Huntress
Moulton House
F. Emery
New Hampshire House
A. Rowe
Kimball House
C. E. Smith
American House
D.C
Concord, N. H
Manchester, N. H., Nashua, N. H
Fitchburg, Mass
Laconia, N. H
Centre Harbor, N. H
Plymouth, N. H
Lake Winnepesaukee
AED
R.I
Lancaster, N. H
White Mountain
KR. K
Nashua & Lowell
Framingham & Lowell R. R
Taunton Branch
R. H
Boston, Clinton & Fitchburg
Narragansett Steamboat CO
Bristol and
Lowell & Fall River Line
H. E. Chamberlin
A. E. Swasey
Norwich Lliine
Point Judith
Points
Baltimore, Washington
The
New York City
North River
Desbrosses Street
Julius Webb
P. St. M. Andrews
Nor
Wor. R. R. Co
B. H
Turner
Wor
J. A. Dodge
B. C
Malta
Homer & Sprague
Review OF the
P. O
Fartner
Saleswen
L. B. Lawce
Pearl Street
State
Boylston Sts
State Price
Maryland
Virginia
Care
Messrs Griffin & Hoffman
Gtauld Y Tate
Paber's and
Eagle Pencils
Anata A Ward & CO
Stars Sr
Wasuineron St
Mr Hoar
Bleeding the Faithful
Telegraph
Tarro
Chicago Times
Panorama
Detroit
Waco
Tex
Dollinger
Brooklyn
Long Branch
Colorado
Goodman
West Point
Jersey City Heights
John Allen
John
Banks
Kilpatrick
Farnsworth
Det. Free Press
John Smith
Pacific Coast
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