Morning and Evening Boston Rail Schedules 1873
On and after December 8 1873 trains depart Boston for Nashua Manchester Concord and Western points at 7 30 AM and 5 30 PM with connections at Nashua to New Bedford and White Mountains routes. Boston to Greenfield Lyndeboro and Concord masses lists a dense set of departures and through connections with Fitchburg and Lowell & WASHU railways. Sleeping and drawing room cars operate nightly to Bangor and New York with weekly through fares and parcels via the Eastern and Maine Central lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Brailroad
Boston
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Manchester
Concord
N. H
Corton and Maine
Chamberlin
NEW Bedford Railroad
Boston and Providence
New Bedford
Taunton
Edgar
Vineyard Hall
Wood's Hole
Old Colony
Warren Ladd
Uebec
Montreat
Weils River
Littleton
Lancaster
N. B
St. Johnsbury
Hardwick
Newport
Sherbrooke
P. Q
St. Myacinthe
Arthabaskire
Drucet's
General Agency
Old State Ees Boston
W. M. Clark
Agen
Cra Shinee
Vermont Central Rall
HOAD
Lowell
Burlagzton
St. Albans
Oudensburg
Montreal
West
Malltrain
Lawrence
Fitchburg
Windsor
Rutland
Surlington
Saratoga
Hoston
Burlington
Ogdensburg
Saratoge
Awpress
Trans
Washington St. Jan
J. W. Hobart
Rashua
Acton
Aisrom
Causeway Street
New Hampshire
Vermont
Canada
Nashua
Concerd
Oxdensburg
North Acton
Westford
Graniteville
Dunstable
Waltham and Watertown
Graiteville
West Concord
Pawtucket
Providence
Thal
Busty, Lowell & Washua
Railrway
Greenfield
Lyndeboro
Wilton
Milford
Amherst
Billerica
Wilmington
Woburn Ven
Stoneham
West Medford
College Hill
Somerville Centre
Milk Row
Concord Mass
Bedtorengton
Arlington and
War Stations
Gancord
Isoston
Lowellshua
Way
Winchester
Wed
Witon
Nashus
Woburn Centre
Somerville
Mik Row
Lal
Mass
Arlington
Northern Pepot
John B. Winslow
Fitchburg Railrhoad
Bellows Jenth
Cheshire Railroad
Rutlland
Montpelier
Pointy
Rutlands
White River
P. Monadnock
Peterboro
Jaitrey and Rindge
Troy
N.Y
North Adams
Hoosac Mountain
Hoosec Teel
Shelburne Falls
Clinton Sterling and
Oakdate
Waltham
Nashua, Acton and Boston Railroad
Upper Roads
Pitchburg
Leominster and
Shirley
Het
Ierainaser
Sone
Marlboro and Hudson
Marlboro
Hodson
Waverley and
Belmont
Waverley
Watertown
Union Market
Mount Avourn
Fresh Pond
Cambridge
Mt. Auburn
Ruee - KR Union Market
Rei
Auburn
Poon
Main Road
Heywood
John Adams
Eastern
Maine Central R. R
Causeway
Friend Street
Bangor
Washington St
Buston
East St
St.John
Portland
Monetreal
Quebec
St. John
Pullman
Maine Central
Knox & Lincoln K.K
Anens
Fboro
Union Village
Power
Great F . M
Portsmouth
North Dam i
Bamnon
Amesbury ii
Newbury Oes
Marblehead
Swampscott Branch
Swampscott
Lynn
Zito
Chelsea
Branch
R’ Sauvus
FUR
Rochester
Great Falls
Dover
North Hampton
Hampton
Mesbury
Newe Mary Port
Essex
Rock
Bevers
Danvers
Salem
Imam
Saugus Branch
T He Master Sans” Mgcorr
Field
Yen Passagi
Halle
Pion
New York
Twim
Awtucket
Dodgeville
Ebrville
Rumford
India Point
Attlee Coro
Ion Paren
Attleboro
Sharon
Heeturn
DE Iene Canton
Treadville
Mt. Hope
Clarendon
Orent Hill
Beetwaran
Jamaica Plain
Boyiston Street
T.ai
Dedham
Canon
I Highiana
Central
Roslin- Gales
Wiehtom
Haell
Ray
Bedford
Tg SP
Jae Folsom
Middleboro’ & Taunton Railroad
Middleboro
A. B. Swasey
Erie Railway
New England
Washington Street
John S. Dunlap
Northern
Ovo
Claremont
Landsay AM
White Hiver Junction
St. Johnaoury
N.H
Bristol
Hillsboro
Bradford
Gko
B. Todd
Sapt
Portland & Rochester R. Ri
Bospee & Maine
Ene Ous
WM. H. Turner
Conn
Pass Rivers
R. R Lnes
BR A. ME
Cheshire Road
White River Junction
C. A. Faxon
H. W. Clark
Cheshire KR
J. Murray
C. Vt
KR. Line
Keene, N
R. Stewart
Washington
Pennsylvania R. R
United Railroads of New Jersey Division
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore RR
Ashington
Baltimore and Ohio R. B
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wishington
Old State House
H. F. Kenney
OLD Colony Railroad
Fairhaven
All River
Bridgewater
N. Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
M. North Bridgewater
Plymont ET
East
South Abington
Louis Duxbury
Cohasset
Hingham
Ret
East Weymouth
Weymouth
South Braintree
Quincy
Nepouset
Harrison Sanare
Cape Cod K.R
Provincetown
Hyannis
Sandwich
West Quincy
Milton Lower Mills
Neponset
Nejuset
Field's Corner
Fail
J. RB. Kendrick
Beach Street
Albany
Lincoln Streets
Cer
Chatham
Pittsfield
Chester
Springfield
Palmer
Springtieia
Worcester
Norwich
Milbury
Grafton
Westboro
Southville
Corda
Ville
Ashland
South Fram
Er Amblie
Pyers
Ou Pi
Ou Pi 13, “Ay 3Pm. “Wallek
BET
M.esley
RAS
Gra
Ge Falls
Auburndale
Yas Bet
West Newton
Newtonville
Newton
Skuhtom
Allston
Cottage Farm
Chicago
Pacific Mail Steamship Collin
California
Japan
China
Kingston
Jamaica
New_York
Acapulco
New
Pasengers
Henry Chauncey
Colon
Asp'nwall
Panama
San Ersusieny
Central American
South Pacific
San Francisco
New England, Co. L. Bartlett & CO
Broadst
Rufus Hatch
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
E. Kemble
State Street
A. Sampson
Charleston
James Adger & Co
Fall River Line
Metropolitan Steamship Co
Central Wharf
W. R
Foster's Wharf
Penobscot
W. B. Haseltine
Roy Eno
Geo. Shattuck
G. B. Smith
Truro
South Truro
Dally Line
Foot of India
Grand Trunk
Halifax
William Weeks
Mississipp
North River
K. Atkinson
Doane Street
Frederic Baker
Great Southern Freight Line
Savannoeh
Edward H. Adams
Acent
Bostc
Norfolk
Washington, I. CO
Steamship Line
Petersburg
Richmond
Seaboard
North Carolina
Atlantic Coast Line
VA. & Tenn.er. BR
Virginia
Pioneer Line
Newbern
N.c
Baltimore & Ohio
Piaces
VA. & Tenn. R.R
Balt
Ohbto
Clyde's
Iron Line
Philadellphia
Gland States
Lion Line
B. 4&P.K
Waldo A. Pearce
Devonshire Street
Savannah
Murray, Ferris & CO
L. Bartlett & CO
City Point
Hichimond
OLD Dominion Steam- Rr
N.R
Metropolitan Steamship Company
New York State
WREST
Great Southern
Kates
M. Whitney
Stonington
Cal
Pleasant Street
Rhode Island
Wm. M. Jones
Narragansett
R. Allen Ickets
Aface
Boston & Providence
J.W. Richardson
Fall River
South
Baggave
Sexe
Kneeland Streets
Wassen and
State Streets
Electra
Galatea
Thetis
Doris
Ospray
OMCE
de Washington Street
Geo. U. M
Seoul
Hamburg . American Packet Co. Ce
Ham
Cherbourg
Plymouth
London
Hamburg
Ee Richards & Boas
Agts
Barclay Street
N. Y
Gill & Lootz
Central Whar
Eastport
N. S
New Brunswick
Long
Ines
Calais
St. Andrews
Shediac
N.B
New Glasgow
Pictou
Digby
Annapolis
Kentville
N.S
Eastern Railroad
W. H. Kilby
Steamboats and Lumber Supply Advert in 1st
HARD AND WHITE PINE TIMBER QAK TIMBER AND PLANK QUALITABLE for Vessels Wharves Bridges and Car-Building On hand and furnished to order Hard Pine Plank and Boards Deck Plank Knees and Treewails for ease by P. S. J. B. Huckins 44 Central street 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pine Lumber
TRE Cargo
Lewis & Ball
Daniel Lewis
Fe No
Merchants
J. B. Huckins
Central Street
Glendon Company
Central Wharf
Eagle Street
Boston
Om Eiana
A. T. Sekarns & Sons
Neponset
Albany St
Congress Square
Southtr Mot Lumber
D. Peters & Coo
Western
Southern
Bagdad Mills
Pensacola
Fla
D. A. Ross & Co
Western Lumber Manufacturers
Detroit
Michigan
Slwett & Pitcher Office
Crarratweary
Maas
Jewett Brothers
Surr Street
St. Joan
N. B
Glendon Wharf
Boston Wholesale Prices Current Week Ending Apr 13
Prices for lemons oranges Russia Manila jute and various textiles, lumber, metals, coffees, sugars, molasses, oils, dyes, and provisions listed with numerous units and freight terms. The sheet records broad commodity ranges across lumber, copper, cotton, paints, groceries, Naval stores, oils, fruits, wines, and hardware for the Boston market.
Review of the Boston Market for the week ending Feb 18
A dense recap of Boston market prices across commodities. It covers candles, coal, copper, cotton, dry goods, dyes, drugs, fish, fruits, flour, grain, rice, salt, spirits, sugar, tea, tin, wool, and ships freight. Notable items include English cannel coal at 25 26 per ton, anthracite at 550 90, No. 1 Buy Cotfish at 14 50, and flour quotes from Western superfine 5 25 to 6 75 per bbl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mout
Boston
Hem
Pictou
Acadia
Sumac
Cumberland
St. Sone
Cape
Rio
Cordige
Russia
Manila
Cotton
Southern Pine
Uplands
Cea
Suirting Sa
Cee Pine
Sapelear
Cuba
Poe
Do. Muscovade
Clenfuegoss
Barbancee
Mons de
Annatto
Wilmington
North Go
Bright
Peru
Ricard Roda
Twinter
Castor Oil
Straits, R Gal
Bank
America
Senegal
Orange
Vermilion
Paris
Vertroleum
Roy Istons
Cassia
Eastern
N.Y
Ohio
Cloice Dairy
New Oli Grange
York
Optum
Canada
Wenslozen
Carolina
Pavia
Sumer
Parks Island
Cadiz
Liverpool
Bengal
Calcutta
Guatemala
Canary Am
Tas
Manuva
Pneras
St. Domingo
B. Fustic
Castile
St.Domingo
Aren
SUGAR
P Bb. Co. Linn
Havana
Spa
iNos
New Orleans
Hamdock
Portland
Lake
Martell
Hennessey
St. Louis
Maret & Co
Do. Choice
Pellevoisin
St. Croix
Illnels
Iide
Jamaica
Michigan
New England
Bay
Southern
Bond
Sicily
Malaga
John Gibson
London
Yuna
Hyson
Young Hyson
Sporting
Hazard
Sporting Oriental Poy W.sportig
Casa
Bunca
Couleutta
Borneo
Hay
Stern
Ingham
L. P
Pennsylvania
N. Orleans
C. G. Hope
Cawnpore
Mich
Cand Vermont
Patna
Madras
India
Californie
Imo
Aiack Canada
Smyrna
Pune
Douskoi
Ib. A
New York
Ince Hall
Baltimore
Hake
Nova Scotia
Labrador
Ruit
Albert
Chicago
Valencia
Almeria
Kate Williams
Fayal
Messina
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Illinois
Cates Eta
iWaldse
Rio Grande
Cawnpore Madras
Cienfuegos Muscovado
Rosina
Extra Western
Europe
Shore
Bank and Labrador
Vermont
Rangoon
St. Martins
Ae BP
Maine
Western
California
Oregon
Montevideo
Philadelphia
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Galveston Sc
N. C
Barbadoes
Beson
Weymouth
Matanzas
Hayti
Hatteras
Parker’s Head
Bath
Galveston
Kennebec
Thurman speech clears atmosphere on currency debate
The Senate hears a brisk critique of piecemeal finance talk led by Senator Thurman who urges a practical, committee drafted measure. He faults free banking schemes and demands a coherent plan from the Finance Committee to reflect public needs and restore business confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Thurman
Daniel Webster
Foote
Ohio
Finance Committee
Committee On Finance
Schurz
Morton
Boutwell
Sherman
Logan
Flanagan
Seburz
Cameroon
Secret agents and moiety profits loom in Treasury tale
Sanborn and Jayne are described as wealthy informers, amassing fortunes from merchants’ letters and safe‑cracking schemes. Congress debates vast corruption tied to private fortunes under legal seizure, while the New York Chamber of Commerce releases a detailed pamphlet by S B Eaton urging deeper probe into contracts and moiety abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Jayne
Sanborn
Richardson
Congress
New York Chamber of Commerce
Act of Congress
B. Eaton
New York Bar
End of Gladstone Era as Disraeli Takes Power
As Parliament completes elections, Gladstone and colleagues resign to Queen Victoria and Disraeli is summoned to form a government. Early results show Conservatives gaining a decisive majority, near fifty seats ahead of Liberal factions, with Home Rule advocates among Liberals signaling Ireland Parliaments debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Mr Disraeli
House of Commons
Ireland
Negro Rule and South Carolina’s Plunder Under Reconstruction
A Maine author’s exposé on South Carolina’s wartime postwar rule details vast tax shifts from white to black voters, with Charleston taxes flooding landlords and real estate offerings plummeting. It cites New York Times criticism of Republican leadership, contrasts Georgia’s conservatives, and labels Reconstruction as systemic brigandage and economic ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Radical Party
Pike
Maine
Charleston
Republican Party
New York Times
Georgia
Louisiana
World Gossip and Society Notes From New York to St Louis
A wide array of clipped items from New York and national pages cover politics culture and society. Talks of rail and theater ventures mingle with remarks on temperance activity and fashion trends. Reports mention London fashion bonnets Brooklyn Grange plans and a proposed monument to Washington’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
London
Cacia
Derry
Belfast
Glasgow
Bristol
Boston
New England
Jad Hi
Magee
State St
St. Louis
National Capital
Congress
Washington
Sardou
Paris
New Jersey
Jack
New York
Mississippi
Cincinnati
Dio Lewis
Verance Bureau
Dio
Kaiser
H E
Tom
Brooklyn Argus
Daly
Ring Wins Philadelphia Mayor Race Amid Corruption Accusations
The election result favors Cameron and the Federal Administration, signaling a victory for the ring linked to the Republican party. Washington influence and Navy Yard votes, plus an influx of New York roughs, appear to have secured the win, despite reform efforts led by Col. McClure and Col. Forney. The ring leverages city machinery, police, and election officers to maintain power, while fraud checks prove insufficient against its entrenched control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cameron
Washington Authority
Navy Yard
New York
Friends of Reform
McClure
Col. Forney
Republican Party
Death of King Lunalilo Shakes Sandwich Islands Realm
The long anticipated death of King Lunalilo of the Sandwich Islands leaves his late subjects in a state of uncertainty about succession and future governance as the islands enter a period of transition and potential political realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Europe
Lunalilo
Sandwich Islands
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W. H. Barnes
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Davis
Ti. V. Poor
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Studio
Tremont Street
R. Austin
Itsford Marble Quarry CO
Pemberton Square
Chas. H. Tyler
Ousatonic Railroad Company
Bridgeport
Charles K. Averill
C. L. Bartlett & CO
Broad Street
Great Southern Freight and Passenger Line
Mercedita
Boston and
Central Railroad of Georgia
Atlantic and Gulf and Sabe 8
Seminole
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W. B. Ring
F. Nickerson & CO
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