Boston and Vicinity 1873 rail timetable fragment
Trains depart Boston after December 8 1873 for Northern New Hampshire Vermont Canada and Ogdensburg with stopovers including Nesbua Manchester Concord Acton Westford Littleton Graniteville and others. Daily schedules list numerous stops with varied AM PM times plus connections to Nashua Wilton Milford Amherst Lowell Woburn Winchester Medford Somerville Concord and Boston routes. Mansfield superintendent note, Boston to New York via Shore Line schedules and Western lines included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Burme
Albans
Mon
West
Boston Wrenee
Windsor
Rutland
Ogdensburg
Generve
Subhashua
Acton
Boston
Burlington
Boston Ze
Trem Railroad
New Hampshire
Vermont
Canada
Nesbua
Manchester
Concord
N.H
North
Westford
Littleton
Graniteville
Dupstabie
Waltham
Wetrtown
Duptable
Granitev Ze
North Acton
West Concord
Pawtucket
Providence
Taunton
New
Nashua
White Mountains
B.C
Bustur, Lowell
Socton
Uedensburg
Wilton
Milford
Amherst
Sam
Billerica
Wumington
Wovarn
Ester
West Medford
Vellece HM
Somerville Cen
Inter Hiri
Mass
Bedfore
Extneton
Aritecton
Therdars
Seston
Concert
Lowe
Winchester
Stoneham
Woburn
Medford
Lane
Milk Row
Coxincton
Abincton
Northern Depot
Thuredsys
Corcord
HARTFORD & ERIE _R. B
Summer Street
Fort York
Norwich Lire
New London
Norwich
Danielsonville
Puttnam
Norwich & Werssit
Hartford and Sianson
N.H.M
W.A. R
Willimantic
Ebster
Winslow
Warerood
Springvale
P.M. Ermewood
Wis A.M
P.M
Airdale
Beadville
Ryde Park
River Street
Mattapan
Harevard Street
Mt. Bowdoin
Meturn
Bird Street
Staten Street
Walpole
Norfolk
H. A. G. Pomeroy
Woonsucket Division
Boston & Albany Railroad
Pea Needham
Woonsocket
Mill River Junction
Wiebster
South Mass
Putnam
Coun
Sreaserneraend
H. Tucker
Portsn
New York
Shore Line
York
Dupreine
Stonington Line
Bdeville and
Hiebronville
Turm
Heturn
North Attleboro
Mansfield
Benin
Manmafield
East Foxe Be
Sharon
Mt. Rope
Clarendoch
Wah
Forest Hill
Arm
Jamaica
Lao
Boyiston
Oxburys
Fedehy
Dassen
White Mater
Montreal
NEW Sedford
Boston and Providence
New Bedford
Springfield
Albany
Lochester
Chicago
Blue
Milwaukee
James Mills
Oohnu
Setts
Troy
FIELD
R. B
Causeway St
Boosac Tunnel
Ll AM
Shelburne
Brattleboro
Atsol
Athol
Greenfield
Fitchburg
O. T. Ruggles
R. R. Lis
Accom
Cheshire Road
White River Junction
Washington Street
C. A. Pason
W. Clark
Cheshire RR
J Murray
C. Vt. RR
N. H. Stewar
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Yor
Philadelials
Giren
Philadelph
Old State House
HB. F. Kenney
Sup't
Wilmington
Bellows
Cheshire
Barrington
St. Albans
Montpelier
Monadnock Railroad
Peterboro
Jaffrey and Rindge
Saratoga
Roy
North Adams
Hoosac Mountain
Hoosac Tunnnel
Shelburne Palls
Bratueboro
Acton and Boston Railroad
Pitenburg
Hirevurn
Leominster and
Shirley
Leominster
Mason Vil and Townsend Centre
Mason Villace
Townsend Centre
Ayer Junction
Bet
GAS AM
Marlboro and Hudson
Bet.e Marlboro
Hudson
Altham
Waverley
Belmont
Watertown
Union Market
Mount Auburn
Fresh Pond
Cambridge
Mt. Auburn
Emistry
Get
FIOM
Union
Rid
Siat
ML Auburn
Pond
Fresh
Hllis
Ely
Lincoln
Waltham. Co
L. Hey Wood
Jobn Adams
Lincoln Streets
St ‘Ars
Rochester
Chatham
Pittsfield
Chester
Sieldard Palmer
Worcester
Wis Norwich
Orcester
Milbury
Grafton
Westboro
Southville
Corda
Ashland
South Framham
Saxonville
J. Natick
Wellesley
Grantville
N. OU. Falls
Auburndale
West Newton
Newtonville
LAGAM
Swton
Srichton
Allston
Railway Advertising Company opens rail station ads domain
The Railway Advertising Company organized under Connecticut law offers exclusive advertising rights in 5000 principal railway stations and ferry boats across the United States. Led by President W. Henry W. Poor, the firm promises the lowest rates and the greatest facilities to place a business before the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dividend notices and stockholder meetings across multiple rail and insurance firms
December 17 1873 notices include dividend declarations by Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Company and American Button Hole Overseaming and Sewing Machine Company. Also public dividend payments from National Insurance Company and related transfers. Meetings at Causeway Street Boston and officer offices in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
South Fourth Street
Philadelphia
Bradford
Yaaa and
Massachusetts Railroad Company
Vermont and Massachusettsee Company
Pite Railroad Company
Causeway Street
Boston
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
B. D. Locke
Vermont
Mass
R. R . Boston
The
Itchburg Railroad
Pitenburg Railroad Company
Thal Thomas
Falls and
Sioux City Railroad CO
State Street
John M. Glidden
Treas
Jani
Olumgian National
Riverside steamboat line serves Penobscot River trade
The Kotx master steamer operates Bangor and intermediate Penobscot River landings every Friday evening at 6 o'clock weather permitting. Freight received daily until 5 o'clock. Agents listed in Savannah and Beaton public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Savannah
Charleston
Mylé Ranfords Independent Line
Kotx
Bangor
Penobscot
W.b. Basaltine
Foster's weet _Beaton
Regular Packets to Melbourne and Dunedin
A busy shipping notice lists the clipper bark FRANCES under Loring, forwarding units to Melbourne and Dunedin with consignees Newell & Co and Bates, Sise & Co. It also advertises cargo space on vessels to Cape Town, Algoa Bay, East London, London, and Liverpool, with agents in Boston and Dunedin. The notices include several lines and ship names, freight terms, and port calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Messrs
Bates, Sise& CO
Cape Town
Algoa Bay
London
Geo
T. Kemp
Isaac Taylor
Kilby Stree Street
SEARS
State Street
Proposals for abutments and piers of New Haven East Haven Bridge
Notices invite sealed proposals by February 24 1874 to furnish materials and build abutments and piers for the bridge between New Haven and East Haven. Plans available at city offices and Civil Engineer Clemens Herschel. bids read publicly. Right to reject any or all bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Morris
New Haven
Jac Bridge
Clemens Herschel
State Street
Edwin Miaan
Cheek
New Haven, Conn
Review of Boston Market For Week Ending Dec 24
Market survey shows mixed food and commodities activity with firmer tones in cotton goods and Wool, strong shellac and Indigo demand, and steady to higher prices in coffee, sugar, and flour. Notable price levels touch No. 3 codfish, Porto Rico sugar terms, and European cargo rates. overall tone cautious with approaching year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Leer Paest
Domingo
Cape
Rio
Oan
BS Do. Muscovado
Cienfuegos
Mons de Lannes
New Orleans
Poet Foua
Cassimeres Bel Naila
B. Nay
Wilmington
Tee North Co
Do Parcs
Brimstone
Ali
Sicily
Senegal
Vermilion
Agnesia
Aorance
N.Y
Hilo
Fair
Ian
Choice Dairy
York
Otto Rose
Liverpool
Indigo
Calcutta
Inferior
Guatemala
Canary
Manila
Meron
Beigo Cs Geers
Logwood
St. Domingo
Jon Clover
Fustic
Cuba
PG Evens
SUGAR
Ab. Do
Lima
Havana
Portland
Soi Hake
Do. i. Shore
Martell
Hennessey F
St. Louis
sMarett & Bo
Do. Choice Merald
St. Croix
Tllinois
India
Southern
Choice
Eclipse
Malaga
Sarees
London
Prerts
Tyson
Mon Bowder
Young Hyson
Hyson
Earder Co. Ningyong
Twankay
Congou
Banca
Cod
Poe
Obacco
BIOBF
Florio
Buenos Ayres
RioGrande
ASHEA
AIRAA
Dee B
Adoe
Cannes
Smallote Anwanted
Scotem
Ameroricannell Selie
Acadia Coal
Porto Rico
UPTON
Uplands
Gulf
Sapan
Yelwand
Ted
Honduras
Hake
Haddock
Chicago
Albany R. K
Smyrns
Citron
Waede
Slencia
Predonia
Adh Ellanston
Valencia
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Southern Fiomr
Siars
Upder & Bush
SP Bush
Limmage
Borneo
New York
Montevideo
Buenos Aires
Sierra Leone
Africa
Texas
Galveston
Cawnpore Madras
East India
Bengal
Russia
Rockland
Sugar Ho
Meen Gas
Extra Weston
Nos
Shore
Bank and Labrador
City
Western
I Western
Vermont
Ivalieth
Jackson
Carolina
Rangoon
Turks Island
New England
Java
Ciensegos
Singapore
Ae Aaa
Sausei
Pennsylvania
Sconsin
Saig
California
Serna
New Zealand
Port Philip
Melbourne
Palladelica
Baltimore
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
N.C
Cadiz
Inagua
Jacksonville
Berbice
Norfolk
Barbadoes
North Side
Shooks
Fernandini
Georgia
Bath
Savanetas Philadelphia
Haytt
Hayti
Philadelphia
A Merry Christmas Opens the New Year Spirit
Boston Post reflects warm holiday mood on December 5 1873 urging readers to exchange gifts greet friends and embrace youth. The piece celebrates Christmas compassion and universal goodwill through children and St Nicholas themes urging smiles from every window and a spirit of charity for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
Prohibitory Law Jeopardized by Commissioner Griffin Resignation
Editorial argues that Griffin's resignation exposes the Prohibitory Law as corrupt and inefficient. It condemns partisan enforcement, calls for universal, impartial enforcement, and demands abrogation of the statute in favor of a fair temperance framework. It urges the next Legislature to adopt a trustworthy license law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Police Commission
Griffin
Board of Commissioners
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Fall of a Congressman and the Tweed Trial
A columnist compares the British Parliament to the U S House of Representatives, recounting Mr Tremain’s fall over the Bankrupt bill and his courtroom style. It notes his Tweed trial ties, the Stokes case victory, and his clash with Congress aided by Gen Butler. The piece criticizes executive backing and calls Tremain’s tactic a strategic misstep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
England
Commons
House of Representatives
Remain
Congress
Stokes
Davis
House
Gen. Butler
Tremain
Treasury
Grant
New York
White House
Recklessness in Room for Bankrupt Law Amendments
The author criticizes a plan aligning with Grant and Butler, warns against exploiting debtors to aid favored houses, and argues for improved but not abrogated Bankrupt law. Acknowledges the need for amendments to align with federal restraints and avoid chaotic state laws. The piece cites a political divide and urges prudent, uniform reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Tremain
Washington's Landaulets and the Republican Court
A satirical critique of Washington pomp and privilege under the Republican Court. It rails at Cabinet officers and high civil servants using public funds for luxury carriages, footmen, and grand stables, arguing a growing class divide and inflated expenditures in the nation’s capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Washington
Royal Road
Williams
Republican Court
Treasury
Pepa of Justice
Executive Department
Controversy Over Women Seats In School Committee
The Post misreported the City Solicitor's opinion on admitting women to School Committee seats. The follow up report clarifies the case, notes potential legal obstacles, and questions the authority to refuse seats despite unanimous ward votes. Marshal Bazaine and Sainte Marguerite references frame editorial contrasts with a note on the New Orleans Picayune changing ownership.
South Carolina Bankruptcy Highlighted by State Officials
The piece laments South Carolina's despoiled condition amid abundance, citing Gov. Moses on bonded debt at 15,851,627 and possible frauds swelling liability above 20 million. The treasurer notes 545,328 needed to cover last year’s deficiencies as tax values fell and rates rose, signaling entrenched fiscal distress with no clear relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Gov
Moses
Panic era musings and royal wedding at Kimbolton
A verbose column of era gossip and dispatches covers political intrigue in Hartford Philadelphia and Congress. It notes Panic era chatter, New York tragedies, fashionable carriages, and a wedding at Kimbolton Castle for the Duke of Hamilton and Lady Mary Montague with elaborate royal attendance and bridal ceremony details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genet
Forney
North Adams
Philadelphia
New York Times
Hartford
Williams
Oregon
Ethields
St. Albans
Congress
Lincoln
Washington
N. Y. Com
Cincinnati
New York
Broome Street
Kimbolton
Duke of Hamilton
Mary Montague
Duchess of Manchestee
Duchess of Hamilton
Monaco
Countess of Sandwich
Baron de Tayll
Louisa Montague
Bieache Somerset
Florence
Alice Montague
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Railroads
Boston Providence
Pleasant Street
Asily
Boron
Tere Saara Eee
A. B. Swasry
Portland & Rochester R. B
Eastern
Bosion & Maine
K. BR
Dezgnge
Connecticut
Ease Rivers
B. BR
Quebec
Wells River
N. H
Lancas Ee
Newport
Wee
Joen B. Winslow
Maine
Grand Trunk Railway
Mockland
Saco and Deford
Way
Portland Division
North Conway
West Ossipee
Wolfboro
Mochester
Falls
Portemouth
North Hampton
Hampton
Amesbury
Newburyport
Ipswich
Essex
Rockport
Gloncester
Beverly
Lis
Peabody
Danversport
Danvers
Sevday
Salem
Morblehead Ampecott Branch
Swampscott
Saugus
East Stestom
Lynn
Anc
Uzusta
A. M
Ford
Aaer
Conway
West Oissi
Union Village
Rochry
Great Falls
Portsmouth
North Ham Me
Esbury
Newyport
Ease
M. Rockport
Neester
Manter
Npscott
BSA
I Fanaa Ag Ecent Merry
Ian Sangus
Lynn Rston
Prescott
E.R.R
Pass
Folom
Cottage Farm
Sunday Express
Sunday Mail For
A. O. Russell
W.H. Barnes
OLD Colony Railroad
Fairhaven
Pall River
u=s
Bridgewater
Wy. Easton
Middleboro
Agarate Ete Tc
Plymouth
East Bridgewater
South AM
Ury
Cohasset
Hingham
Hinzham
Oon
el Lf
Aly Anems
Neponset
Harrison Square
Provincetown
Sandwich
Quincy
Milton Lower Mills
Set
Ne- Ad
Morher
South Braintree
J. BR
Ken Drice
William Butler
H. L. Lansing
William 8. Nichols
Davis Johnson
George W. Dillawayf
Henry W. Poor
Gen. H. L. Burnett
Birney Fellows
Julian M. Abrams
Ansley 5. Davis
Studio
Tremont Street
R. Austin
Orrice
Carsryut Street
Puttapetrmia
Samuel Wilcox
T.ational Ins
National Ins.c
Devonshire Street
Hamilton National Bank
J. G. Abbott
C. J. Morrill
B. Whitney
Feitchburg Railroad Company
Mason D. Benson
Tees
Yocheco Manufacturing Company L
Boston Post
Daniel
Cy Fare Rational Bank
People's National Bank
People's National Bank of Buty
Guildrow
Dudley Street
George C. Leach
Tals Ao
National Bank OF North America
Tals MO. K. Hall
Ieer National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank of
Tremont National Bank of Boston
A. T. Frothingham
Eliot National Bank
Devonshire and
Muir Streets
Rialto Building
B. Conant
Ns Wae
Bank OF Commerce
National Bank of Commerce
H. Warner
Australs
Tisk
Ae Pase Wational Bank
Tational Webster Bank
National Webster Bank
Edward R. Hall
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Shoe and Eather National Bank
Kilby Street
Samuel Carr
Atlas National Bank OF Boston
Chas. L. Lane
Tralsais Tackhstone National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
Union and
Hanover Streets
D. Loring
Trazinges
Hartford K. BR. Co
John T. Shelton
Hicago
Iowa
Nebraska
E. RB
Joy's
David P. Kimball
Marcees Wational Bank
Sam’s Philips, Jr
Moston
Lowell Bralisbroad Corporation
C. E. A. Bartlett
Tjal
John M. Washburn
Tal
Boston Dry Dock CO
Posae Street
Wilmington and Bettimore Railroad
Peabody & CO
Ee Dewexas Axe Manufacturing Co
D. D. Dana
Red Bank
Acadia
L. G. Burnham & CO
Charles Street
Earer Geo
Shattuck
Smith
Gent Pbosian
Truro
South Truro
Permer
Grand Trunk Coatland
Powerse
Halifax
M. William
N. Z
Frances
Pan
Lundgrin
Warren & CO
Iyarentene Bark
REN & Ie Sp
Edgar
Brown
Por Freight
A. C. Lombard’s Sons
Lewis Wharf
Merchants
Commercial Wharf
Schr. H. L. Whiton
Schr
C. E. Morrison
Sch
Geo. E. Thatcher
Sehr
Fannie KH
Shaw
Jennie P. Gilkey
J. Henry Shars & CO
State
Mayo’s Regulas Line
Prom Lodia Waart
Fennieht Es
Kh. F
Odlorne
Crowell
H. May
Seuth
India Wharf
St. John
N. B
Quick Gespatch Civen
W. BH
Kilby
Wing
Cunard Line
Queenstown
Royal Mail Steam Packet CO
Ftwnard Line
Cork Harbor
ATLAS
Olympus
Parthia
Marathon
Samaria
Parthila
Hecla
Cunard
New Yorkk
Algeria
Calabria
Bristol
Glasgow
Great Britain
Ireland
Com
James Alexander
National Steamship Co
Guacaslont
Glasse Derry
Paris
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Wesdana
White Star Line
U. Ss
J.W. Lawrence & CO
Mts
Broad Street
Ethiopia
Italia
Caledonia
Derry
Belfast
Pasa
C. T. Bartle & CO
Ton
J. We Law Hence & CO
Broad St
Allan Lin
OCEAN
J. L. Farmer
Old ‘State House
Rance
General Transatlantic Company
Havre
Brest
Pier E No
North River
Lacheney
Eriere
Dauve
Europe
Lemaine
Edward G. Tileston & CO
Tuthis N. E
Hamburg American Packet CO
Hameg
U.S
C. B. Richards & Boas
Broadway
N. Y
Gill & Lootz
Central Wharf
St. Andrews
Shediac
New Glasgow
Pictou
Digby
Annapolis
Kentville
N.S
Eastport
Calais
H. Kilby
Agen
Falifax
E. Island
Capf Breton
Steamship Chase
P. E. Island
Lindsey
Cape Breton
WM. Weeks
Alhambra
WM. H. Ring
Dil F. Nilkerson & CO
ASSAY
Progreso
Vera Cruz
York & Mexican Malt Wepaeotre Line
Eagine
Merida
Have
Ata Yore
Erat
Alexandre & Sons
Atlas Mail
N. Assau
Awavara
PIM
Forwood & Bo Ge
eoRspAy
Bowling Green
Havens Os
Tamiy
T. L. Wakefield
State House
Rialto
Court House
A. T. Stewart's
MS & Chute
Oliver Street
the Republican Court
Marshal Bazaine
Sainte Marguerite
Mediterranean
Donjon
Ste
Marguerite
Iron Mask
Saint Marc
Louis the Great
Bazaine
Provence
New Orleans Picayune
Kendall and Lumaden
Crescent City
Herald Newspaper Company
Fied
Herald
Pictryune
South
Telegraph
Gstas Tarren Psc
Ox Rae Fourra
London Financial, Commercial, Naval and Marine Records
Post Office
Legislature
Quilp
Samana Bay Company
Barnum
Bunker Hill
Missouri
Etibu
Washington and
School Streets
Marshal MacMahon
French Republic
Windsor Castle
Fon
Samuel N. Bell
Charles H. Bell
Miss Grundy
Vermount
Poland