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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1886

Page

4

Raid on Howard Street gambling den ends with arrests

Chief Inspector Hanscom led a successful raid on a Howard Street den where Frederick B. Anderson claimed $200 was lost. Officers found about $500 in gambling equipment and arrested John F. Lester, Thomas T. Trout, and William Mason. Anderson expected to testify as others await arraignment.

Hanscom Howard Street Frederick B. Anderson Columbus Avenue Billy Mack Anderson Inspector Watts John F. Lester Thomas T. Trout Herbert William Mason Polly Mason

Concords Summer School of Philosophy Opens With Dante Lectures

At Concord the eighth session of the Summer School of Philosophy opens in Hillside Chapel with lectures by Dr W T Harris on The Philosophic Structure of the Divine Comedy and by Mrs Edna Cheney on Dante and Michael Angelo. The program features a large audience from Concord and Boston, noting Dante as a supreme religious poet and comparing Dante and Michelangelo in life, mind, and art. The day closes with a second lecture and a public discussion.

Concorp Orchard House Orphie Alcott Concord Village Summer School of Philosophy Concord Old Town Hillside Chapel Elizabeth P. Peabody E. D. Cheney Boston Whiton-Stone Hoffman Philadelphia Ellsifer New York Fruchie St. Louis Kenyon Plainfield N. J Daly E. Wilcox Staten Island E. P. Channing Jamaica Plain E. Pp. Leonard Edwin D. Mead Anthony Blaisdell Grace Gilfillian KF. L. K. Laidlaw Calvin Keyser Frank B. Sanborn George Bartlett Harris Edna D. Cheney Dante Michael Angelo Italy Medici Florence Andy Condivi Beatrice Gemma Donati Xantippe San Grande Della Della Ravenna Guedo Novella Vettonia Colonna Angelo Brother Azsrias Rock Hill College Maryland W. T. Harris

Residents Complain of Mystic River Water Quality

Somerville and nearby cities report poor Mystic river water due to low levels in Richardson's Wedge and Horn ponds. Impurities rise as dry season lowers supply, prompting worries of repeated bad water from five to six years ago. Boston suggests Shawsheen river as alternative, but suburban towns resist. Whitney's pond draw off raised Mystic lake level to 5 feet. high water mark is 6.23, with no single impurity cause identified.

Somerville Mystic River Chelsea Charlestown Everett Richardson’s Wedge Horn Ponds Mystic Lake Boston Water Board Boston Mystic Water Board Whitney

Challenge Matches at Walnut Hill for Rifle Badges

Walnut Hill July 14 reports challenge matches for individual and team badges of the Massachusetts Rifle Association fourth district. W S Perry of Worcester won the individual badge and Brockton Gun Club won the team badge. Diamond match results list Wilbur Stanton Law Dickey Nichols among top finishers, with many detailed scores across clay pigeons and bats.

Walnut Hill Rw Veeres W.S. Perry Worcester Brockton Morse Tisdale Wilbur Dickey Hall Snow Eager Nichols Bartlett Aldoes Barker Law Swift Shumway Dean Gilman Artlett Stanton Iivson Hill Wilson Curtis Ames Henry Davis I Lawson Williams Baker Short Blackbirds Hager Perry Smith Cummings Esger Lawson Vickey Diamond White Sss APOC Iessiskee Ek Ak Partie Ckc Ee al Ed Bac Ec Sheatced Gee Pest Bok Ad SO TD I Rowell Ceee Eae Fees Knowles Mgouo Eaac O Skies Avis Cscsssc Wellington WISON MANN Towne Cciccustesek Ccstevess Boo Fit Perry W.S Pri Pete Shumway Cisecceerssk Cscieesk Oof IGOCR PARC Pas Marot DOAN Cp Caxess Bmgs Panis Coccsiaese Knowles Sas

Fragmented OCR Note Highlights Pigeon Shooting Meet

Fragmented text from a sports page lists individual badge matches and pigeon shooting events. Names such as Perry, Shumway, Dickey, Doan appear alongside dates and scores in a cluttered OCR excerpt. The record captures event entries and participant identifiers with limited coherent context.

Labor Troubles Grow Across Salem and Peabody Tanneries

A regional strike in Salem and Peabody tanneries and carrying shops worsened as more workers deserted benches. The Knights of Labor proposed settlement terms, but manufacturers deemed them too high. Outside help from other tanning towns begins to arrive as Robson’s absence leaves Sadler to run operations.

Salem Peabody Leonard Harrington John O’shea William Kenney F. W. Tuttie Walden’s James Braden John W. Weston James Bailey Varney’s Knights of Labor Charles J. Sadler Matthew Robson Order Robson Europe Sadler Salem Leather Manufacturers Shoe and Leather Exchange Bedford Street

Keene Bros Resolve to Leave Labor Dispute to Knights of Labor

In Lynn on July 14 1886 the Keene brothers and local unions signed an agreement to refer the Skowhegan and Lynn labor difficulties to the Knights of Labor general executive board. The document names T V Powderly as chairman and lists signatories from Keene Bros and related protective unions.

Lynn Keene Bros Knights of Labor Skowhegan and Keenes General Executive Board United States Kniga's of Labor New England Lasters’ Protective Union Lasters’ Protective Union of T. V. Powderly D. A Richard Nagle O. ©. Phillips Lynn Lasters’ Protective Union C. H. Leach New England

John P. Squire's Case at East Cambridge Pork Works

The pork packing plant of John P. Squire in East Cambridge faced a temporary layoff as hog supply ran short, with seventy butchers suspended for the day. A new hog supply was expected today and workers would resume. District 30 Knight of Labor's McNeill said no further action would occur until after next Monday's assembly meeting.

John P. Squire East Cambridge Butchers’ Department McNeill Knights of Labor Witeh

Salem Carpenters Prepare For General Strike

A general strike among Salem carpenters is anticipated as E. S. McIntire employs workers ten hours daily versus the nine hour union contract. Frank Farren also puts men to ten hours at the Atlantic car works, with Hamilton & Balcomb likely to abandon the agreement.

Salem Carpenters E.S. McIntire Frank Farren Atlantic Car Works Hamilton & Balcomb

Executive Council meeting revises state judicial system

The special commission appointed by the Legislature held its first recess meeting at the State House room 8. Members include Senators Dunbar Lilley Forbes and Representatives Lord Doherty Lathrop Bartlett Fales Bottom. Chair Canbar and clerk Bartlett organized the committee and planned hearings. A fortnight from yesterday hearings will begin. adjournment to July 28. The Governor and council inspected Danvers Insane Asylum and nominated three civil officers. Lawton’s master of chancery resignation accepted. Next council meeting at Taunton? Tewksbury. State House painting contract awarded to J D Bragdon.

State House Dunbar Westfield Lilley Lowell Forbes Westpore Lord Plymouth Doherty Boston Lathrop Springfield Bartlett Fairhaven Fales Milford Bottom Northampton Senator Canbar Messrs. Lord Danvers Insane Asylum William E. Niles Charlemont Clayton D. Smith Chester Charles S. Bundy Washington, D Massachusetts George F. Lawton Tewksbury State House Commission J. D. Bragdon

Almanac note on tides and barometer readings

The fragment outlines how captains should adjust barometers by sea level height and adds one one hundredth of an inch per ten feet above sea level. It mentions a miniature almanac entry for Thursday July 15 with high water and moon times, plus a cryptic time 1115 rm and numbers like 421 and 8719.

Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances July 14

The Port of Boston reports arrivals of Norseman Glaucus Wilkesbarre Forest City John Brooks City of Gloucester and more from Liverpool New York and Portland. Numerous British and American brigs schooners and sloops listed with crews and destinations. Cleared vessels include steamer Merrimack Lorenzo D Baker and others bound for Halifax Charlottetown and Philadelphia. Winds variable to southeast with fog and rain, seas calm to rough, vessels reported with noise and light conditions.

Norseman Maddox Liverpool Warren & Co Glaucus Berry New York John Brooks Snowman Portland City of Gloucester Young Gloacester Tughoat Cates Hyannis Richard Robinson Ticheat Trapani Palermo Matden City Humphrey Gloucester Mass Rapboni Bangor Craig Hoboken Brech J W Kinney McKinnon Tusket Brech Weaver St George Irsch Stsr Blake Parsboro Schs Pierre Ames Acacia Grady St John Brechs Ethel Peck Ariel Dickson Brsch Thrasher Haley Mundy Annapolis Gale Bessie Carson Baker Margaretville Bay State Elizabethport Colins Stratton Rondcut Henry Woda Albus Lowel W Rattt Coleman Eliot Hary Messer Sears Norfolk Charles F Tuttle Ives Baltimore Allen Greene Nickerson Joseph Oakes Gray Philadelphia James Rothwell Lombard Phebe J Woodruff Kendrick Mac Python Cheny Woodbridge Creek Manavtico Emmons Millville Emma Gregory Keating J M Kennedy Whittaker Rondout Hunter Whitten Robert Dorrity Low Helen J Holway Small Samuel Hart Clark Fanny Flint Warrer Read Phinney James Holmes Ryan Belfast Alabama Warr Calais Waterloo Cranmer Ida Hudson Collins Lake Johnson Rockland Jennie Preston Lewis Rockport Forreign Bothnia Dutto Cunard Merrimack Crowell Balifax Charlottetown Nickerson & Crosby Hound Neville Cayette Fabveds Canning Packet Delong & Seaman Eben Fisher Reynolds Perry & Co Berg de Ruyter Brazens Antwerp Gill & Lootz Lorenzo D Baker Wiley Port Antonio Jam Boston Fruit Co Flora B. Bentley Dorchester Harrie Mussells Clementsport Hatheway & Co Brecis Ceppia Jiffin Lockport Anthony Delorg & Seaman Decature Geo E Swalley Koman EB Sampson H F Dimock Hallett H M Whitney Charles F Williams Bark Hattie G McFarland Dodge Kennebec River J H Griffing Belle Wallay Nickerson Boothbay John Stroup Sturgis New Bedford J W Linnell & Co Wina Ese Light Roman Steaners Rattlsnate Anderson Reading Smith D H Milter K Dimock

Maritime movings from Boothbay and Vineyard Haven

From our correspondents Boothbay reports July 15 sailing of Adelita bound Boston to Bar Harbor and vessels Mabel Addie Pierce for Portland plus Juno for Bath. Vineyard Haven notes July 13 arrivals of Nellie Starr and Sadie Corey sailing for Philadelphia and Petersburg with Tookonta heading to Chatham before a leak fix.

Boothbay Adelita Brown Boston Bar Harbor Mabel Hawes Do Aristh Addie Bowman New York Addie Pierce Portland Odell, Wade Belfast Juno Hampton Bath Is Ander Augusta Somerset Rowe Vineyard Haven Nellie Starr Soule St John Philadephia Sadie Corey Lowe Bangor Petersburg S Kncciton Dennysville Chatham Marine Railway Planet Maria S Newport Bramhall Sarah H Reed Alice Boardmha Emma Francis C Garnall Scott Ruth T Carlisle Metride Philadelphia Bos- Pa

Whaling Report Notes Cries and Vessels Off New Brunswick Coast

Penamwa and Sea Fox in Panama Bay and Jamaica region cargoes noted with bbl counts. Gifford and Sir Mary E Simmers from New Brunswick cruise with oil tonnage. Provincetown July 14 reports HKloomer Rose Agate Day Rising Sun Taylor not reported. Era sails from New London July 14 for Greenland.

Penamwa Gay Head Jenkins New Brunswick Panama Bay Sea Fox Gifford Novil Sir Mary E Simmers Manley Provincetown Charleston Hkloomer Rose Agate Day Rising Sun Taylor New London Greenland

Merchant ships report with positions and routes

A list of vessels with voyage routes and positions including Steamer City of Chicago Watkins bound for Liverpool from New York, Steamer Lufre Emmerson Baltimore to Lynn Docks, Bark Vikingen Gegstadt Metis to London, Bark Lennatia Beiglof Bastican to London, Bark Jenny Grote Bremen to Philadelphia, Bark Neptun Baltimore to Baltimore, Brig Mary Fink Philadelphia to Sagua off Cape Hatteras, Bark St Patrick Newell Almeria to New York with coordinates and dates in mid July.

City Chicago Watkins New York Liverpool Sandy Hook Stesmer Lufre Emmerson Baltimore Lynn Docks Vikingen Gegstadt Metis London Bremen Philadelphia Lon Bark Neptun Brig Mary Fink Sagua Currituck St Patrick Newell Almeria

Wrecks and sailings report from New York and coastal ports

A July 6 wreck of schooner Ida Francis near Valdovero blocks navigation. Wey bassett, damaged off Caps Henry, ashore at Sewell’s Point, sails for Boston in tow. Chifax arrives disabled towed from James River. Albano salvage news from Barbados. Jennie G Pillsbury sails from Newport to Rockland after being raised at New London. Ships Cumbrland Amoy bound for Cork or UK. Sperm oil reports from Charleston gounds. Agate Day Provincetown report. Rising Sun and Agate vessels near Charleston grounds with 55 barrels sperm oil.

Ida Francis Valdovero Amy New York Rio Janeiro Norfolk Weybassett Sewell’s Point Boston George W Pride Chifax James River Baker Salvage Company Barbados Albano Couch Newport Jennie G Pillsbury Rockland Cornfield Point New London San Francisco Cumbrland Cork United Kingdom Havre Antwerp Amoy Hyderabad Provincetown Taylor Rising Sun Charleston Agate Day

Spars sighted off Barnegat in dangerous position near 34 miles

Capt Lanfare of bark Atlantic reports July 11 off Barbadoes to New York. A spar standing on end was seen near Absecom light twelve miles out in 15 fathoms. Barnegat light 24 miles distant, another spar in standing position. Spindle placed on Man o' War Rock Mast River 35 feet high surmounted by a circular black cage by Lighthouse Board.

Lanfare Bark Atlantic Barbadoes New York Absecom Barnegat Light Wig W Man O’ War Mast River Lighthouse Board

Equity suit over Lamson Cash Railway patents

The Lamson Cash Railway Company sues Osgood Cash Car Company and Edwin P. Osgood in equity alleging patent infringement. The bill cites three United States letters patents issued to Warren Hill on March 18, 1884 No. 295,172 and to Harris H Hayden on May 3, 1881 No. 241,008 and August 14, 1883 No. 288,104 as the contested inventions.

Lamson Cash Railway Company Osgood Cash Car Company Edwin P. Osgood United States Warren 3. Hill Harris H. Hayden Munson Munson & Phillip E. C. Gilman J. L. S. Roberts Rodney Land

Jacob Alexander in Trouble for Counterfeit Notes

Jacob Alexander a broker at No. 12 State street was arraigned before Commissioner Hallett on a charge of passing counterfeit $10 notes of the Consolidated Bank of Canada. He pleaded not guilty and is held in $500 for examination. A bank note forgery scheme is alleged with stolen authentic notes lacking cashier signatures. Alexander is said to have twenty notes and sold them at 75 percent discount. Frederick Gundrum was also arraigned for passing a raised $10 note at H Brann clothing store No. 339 Hanover street. He pleaded not guilty and is held in $1000. He is 37 and a beaker and refused to explain how he obtained the note.

Jacob Alexander No. 12 State Street Hallett Consolidated Bank of Canada Alexander Frederick Gundrum H. Brann Hanover Street

Measures inquest continued at Wakefield crossing night

Inquest into the Measures case continued yesterday morning at Wakefield. Gates were not closed and the crossing lacked lighting. John Measures rode his horse to clear the tracks. Testimony was given by Conductor Edwin Weymouth James Carnes and Dennis Driscoll. About a dozen more witnesses will be examined.

Measures Wakefield John Measures Edwin Weymouth James Carnes Dennis Driscoll

Salem carpenters seek return to ten hour day

On the old basis the carpenters of Salem and vicinity who recently won 91{?} hours per day for workers except Saturday when nine hours was standard are agitating to revert to ten hours. Some bosses have informed workers that starting yesterday ten hours will be the daily standard.

Bos Salem Vicinity

Distilled Liquors Purified by Cushing Process Gain Favor

The Cushing Process Company at 214 High Street reports rapid advances in medical use as physicians praise the absolute purity of their purified distilled liquors and send testimonials from family doctors near and far.

Cushing Cushing Process Company High Street

Various ships sailing and ports listed in global maritime records

In July and June a wide array of ships arrive, sail, clear, and in port across multiple ports including New York, Liverpool, Amster dam, and Le Havre. Vessels such as steamer City of Fara, Acapulco, Fred E Scammail, Annandale, Aniello Galatola, Gaspee, Tewkesbury L Seat, and many others are noted with destinations to Philadelphia, New Orleans, Buenos Ayres, Singapore, and beyond. The list documents departures from Calcutta, Bombay, Barbados, Cienfuegos, Corunna, and many more with dates, cargoes, and routes reflecting extensive transoceanic activity.

Alice Archer Fletch Fenssla Carrie § Bailey Blair City of Fara Henderson New York Acapulco Cove Amsterdam Fred E Scammail Shaw Archangel Annandale Leisk Poston Batavia Aniello Galatola Albano Sourabaya Bombay Carvill McFee Liverpool Buenos Ayres Gaspee Pinkey Portland Reynard McGough Barbados Tewkesbury L Seat Gooding Turks Island Philadelphia Bella Rosa Bowden Perpambeou Bernard Hall Alexander Sailea Fyimid d Olustee Nickerson Algoa Bay Boston Reindeer Strandt Chandier Trinidad Belair Dunlop Demerara John R Stanhope de Winter Port Stain Cora Green Philbook Porto Rico Fororth Hatteras du Maud Purdy Parks Lyra Jones Wilmington Caroline Fitzwalter Dominica Norwester McWhinnie Carthagena Suez Baltimore Cape Verde John Morrison James New Ooleans Corunna Tin Port Salmon P Chace Shepherd Azores Calcutta Argemene McAusland Esther Roy Roy Alpheus Marshall McFaden Salem Kryolith Rotterdam Ivigtut Gibraltar Kate Fawcett Yoong Nice Wick Bay Porman Prydain Carthageia Hughenoen Ossian Guildford Bona Triano Galle Eva Lynch Corning Madras United Kingdom Crodno New Ote Hamburg Krig Kestrel Taylor St Johns Taormina Wravana Manhattan Mexico Barkie Belmont Perkins Delaware Louise Adelaide Orr Hong Kong Annie H Smith Brown Lord Gough City of Chester Condron Lake Nepig‘n Cranmer Montreal London Havre Parklands Smith Newark Limerick Corona Wittenberg Leghorn Tyrian Matanzas Norona Chase North Sydney Benbrack Berecke Ealing Thompston New Orleans Fern Holme Ritchie Hottensia Simonsen West Bay Ottersen Quebec Naples Ponca Nassau Swis Cardon G Thompson David W Hunt Hall Sagua Robert M Casey Philadalpua St Thomas Sev Bird Kabadan Cayemne Maracaibo Crested Wave Lepaze Mary E Amsden Clark Calais George Walker Wright A J Pettengill Perry New Yor Fajardo James Slater Tooker Panama San Juan Pitts San Francisco Granda Seabury Francisco Pernambuco Alter, Crockett Grand Cayman Ta Port Park Ralph B Peake

Sailed and cleared ships, barks, and steamers across Atlantic ports

A long list of vessels including bark Jane Porter, steamers Berkshire and Delaware, brigs Helen M Rowley and Themis, and numerous schooners sail or clear from Astoria Providence Philadelphia and other ports. The record notes sailings on July 12 13 and 14 with arrivals at Queenstown Rio Janeiro Philadelphia and New York and cargoes or destinations for each craft.

Prawle Point Nestoria Montreal Bamburg Amalfi New York Swiremunde Island Queenstown Clan Monreal Antwerp Mercia Philadelphia Palama Liverrool Caribbean New Orleans Newcastle Castle Hul Glasgow Corean Prussian Boston Hull Jane Kelsall Port Royal Galicia New Yor Astoria Jane Porter de Grach Nelenslea Reid Limerick Alexandria Wva Charlie Buck Patterron Peas Oiver Barretc Roberts Georgis Berry Ginn New Sanford Brown JS Jamprey Harding Fred Cnase Nasca Fall River J & Lobryan Bissiey Kearebec H J Cottrell Haskell Fernandina Hattie S Willame Brey Somerset Helen Bacbruck Spra Ue New Haven B U Burt Johnson Providence Nelson Newbury King Ano T Ebener Springer Charleston A H_Saerman Biggins Salem Buen Tobin Hawkins Lulu Ammerman Predmore Mary l Williams Bullard Eleuthera Nathan Lawrence Copnor Raymond T Maul Smith S. H Davidson Cvrson Alice Montgomey Lavender Bangor Luther A Roby Potter John J Hanson Stephens A P Cranmer James B Pace Thrasher Joe Read Alien Sir Matthw Atwood Pirate Port Antonio Jam Berkshire March Fiestbutt Mills Hoboken Helen M Rowley Rowley Good Will Helena Benedict Manson Maud Sherwood Kelly Lavinia Campbell Van Mary S Morse Crocker Bath Harriet Thomas Edgell van Name Gullis New Brdford Elisha Gibbs Rogers Gard Augusta Meaty Philadephia Chares E Balch W Morse Reed Lena Uotton Philadelphis Nettie Champion Champion Maggie G Hart Cumming H Skinner Nickerson Phiadelphia Etna Yors J D Paige Gifford A Plummer Howes Wishart Baltimore Reuben Eastman Eastmen City of Columbia Woouhull Equator Nielson Chared William H van Brunt Hoogwout Jacksonville Albany Sailee Delaware Wionett Calais Schs & M Abvne Weld Feareby Paine Hilyard Hillsboro William Mason Chase Georgetown Florida White Rockiana Ligzie J Clark Robbiss Hockland Galveston James B Jordan Martin Amo Jennie Lochwood Poland Pensacola Moses B Bramhall Woochut Edis Anta J Pardes Crosby Kennebec Grace Davis Dyer James L Maroy Daisty Swhs Cellina Adams Hattie Oo Crowell Fall Hiver John A Curtis Richmond A. Hiyannis Dick Willams Dover Charles H Trickey Kelley Lanesville Ira Lafrinier M H Reed Joseph Eaton, Jr Plymouth Rock Bred Tiler Chatham South Channel William L Roberts C B Church N J Dmsmore H A Hunt C B Wood Havana Louisiana Gager Eureka Quick Stag Annie Norfolk Rebecca Shepherd Albert W Smith Falmouth Portsmouth Jozeph Rudd Warren Flying Scud Genovar Veazie Banzer Ec Weybossett Tracy RG Whilden Emiy E Barton St Michael’s Rebecca Charley Woolsey Lizzie Young Dore Newport News Boaz West Point Scis Riza Potter Hannah John D Wiliams Pearce Dalbeattie Liniblad Coton John Bunsan Ancestor Caaiz Wisconsin Livepool Portia St Johns Hip Autontte Iloilo Olive Thurlow Iquique Costa Lebo Victoria Lezna Weiklust Rio Grande Hanish Carleton Nuevitas Georgietta Lawrence Jos Farwell Marakaibo Iberia Frankera Helen Thompson Thomaston Brave Sullivan North Carolina Taunton HW Daily Oliver Scocfield J Oakeley George FE Young Stephen J Watts River Herbert Modoc Lucy D Waill Frankfort Jennie M Carter Allen’s Pot Louise Dennis Josie Werterly Rogier Wood Ho!l Northport Glendowe Liverpool Planet Eastport Lillian London Schs Samue L Crocker Nesbit Windsor Ida A Thurlow Gand Menan Suse St Joan Henry Parbora Sarah A Reed Lewis Clark Mabel Rose Bramhall Portland Simmons Beira Ebasco Steame Chalmette Eleanora Bragg Lewis City of Atlanta Lockwood Harrison Lisbon State of Indiana Ritchie Glasgow Neptune Chrystal Progresso Marengo Abbott Ailsa Lacson Port Au Prince Longhirst Co‘on Moray Duncan Serra Luzanaga Rugia Albert Hamtug Barks Coryonene Gina Singapore Rhea Busing Stettin Latoona Wasson Hordeaux Mary G Keed Rio Janero Naviva Towill Port of Spain Ada Gray Coggins Padosa Vecerine US Packard van Selow Sagua le Grand Sachs Susanoff Kennedy Farrison Chelsea Mass Mary Cuimer Wark Nassau Loining Mikkelsen Hercules Ritson Newburysot Wyoming O'Neill Jan Melchers Hemmes Rotterdam Charles C Lister Jr Palmer R A Collins Betts Albert Hi Cross Henderson George H Mills Tillotson Julian Nelson New Bedford Alvert T Stearns George W Fennimore Megee Mary Weaver Babcock Babee Simple H. Allen Suzie Joc Cottingham Bishop Ida & Latham Allyn Oakwoods Carr Narragansett George A Hawes South Creek Katie G@ Robinson Lake Lynn Sarah Wood Hickmah Atlantic City David G@ Freya Blake Newport Mary F Godfrey Godfrey Charles Lawrence Taylor L S Levering Carson John S Wood Fisher R W Huddell Frank Naly John R Sailiday J Howel Leeds Cranmer Theresa Wolf Robinson Rebecca M South Grace R S Mulford Hand W S Jordan Crowell Boothbay Hattie Baker Parker Mary G Collins Somers Cherubim Washington Lamagtine Gordon Petersburg Sallie & Ellen Phillips Leachville Harriet Wheatley Jones Newburne British Prince Nowell James Draka Buhock Gulf Stream Kimbie Hkichmond Panther Qdiene Newburyport Berks Norman Gardner George E Presett Trueworthy Vinalhaven Nastaganty Iso Hartburn Barrow Coranula Johan Friedrich Hamburg Strathoff Ports Rico Michele Picasso Cagliarish Coronilla Oram Philadethia Big Themis Vidette Joel Cook Cumberland St Jubr Fastport Schs Silver Spray Lindsay Machias Kate L Pray Pray Bar Harbor Daisy Hogder West Harbor Jutta Ann Deer Isle Eee French Lucinda G Potter Saran & Ell Silver Spray Perth Amboy Joseph W Fish Hart Mary Lerissa Colfer George Nevinger Mermil A J York Wal‘ace Lucy Jones Cerro Gordo Cheppell Rachael Jane Kida E Flower Mack Provideme Bessie Brown Veranda Kelsey Stetson Prorae Nowell Danversport Linbeg CB Woo Stanley Oyton Alentown Swasey Philadelpha Mentor Oliver South Newmarket Louie Perkins Cape Neddick Foot Clara E Simpson Hanover G Peate Albie Natuna Grabp Saiee Frederick Billings Sherman Havre Large Savannah Nachoochee Kempton Georgia

Dr Pierce’s Treatise on Female Health Offered in Ad

An end-of-19th-century ad promotes Dr. Pierce’s treatise for women’s ailments. It claims relief from functional derangements and painful disorders, with woodcut illustrations and 160 pages. Sent for 10 cents in stamps to the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York.

I. B. Siegert & Bons Pierce World’s Dispensary Medics Association Buffalo, N. Y

Trains Schedules From Boston and Across Nearby Towns

A dense list of weekday and Sunday train and boat connections from Boston to Newport Fall River Taunton New Bedford Taunton Scituate Cohasset Hingham and many coastal towns. The timetable covers departures and returns with multiple time options across days, indicating special runs via Brockton Taunton Woods Hall Nantucket and Cape Cod divisions.

Boston RSG Wfkeekday River Fall River Newport Taunton Brockton Beturn New Bedford Central Station Dean Street North Easton Stoughton Randolph Ieros Middleboro Bridgewater Plymouth Abington Duxbury East Bridgewater Whitman South Weymouth South Duxbury Marshfield Sea View Return Scituate North Scituate Skca Sk Oo Cohasset and Hingham Cohasset Hingham East Weymouth Weymouth Nantasket Beach Braintree Quincy Wollaston Heights Harrison Square East Milton West Quincy Mattapan Milton Sete Neponset Ashmont Cottage City Woods Hall Woods Holl Nantucket Cape Cod Provincetown Wellfleet Barnstable Hyannis Yarmouth Sandwich Buzzard’s Bay Onset Bay Wareham Mattapoisett Metuen New York Salt River South Braintree Way Weymouths Seituate Braishfield Falmouth Monument Beach Warmouth Eturn Tilton Laconia Lake Village Weirs Meredith Ashland Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Montpelier Essex Junction Burlington St. A Bange Montreal Land Warren Haverhill Woodsville St. Johnsbury Sherbrooke Quebec Bristol Claremont White Mountains Division Northern Division Puilmana Central Vermont R.R Passumpsie B.R Fabian Bethlehem Jefferson White Mountain Parior

Time tables and train listings from Bedford and Arlington areas

Railway timetable fragment shows numerous arrival and departure times for stations including Bedford Het Lexington Arlington Met and others with stamps such as SUN and AM PM. Ends with signatures Mell en Lucius Tutt le general superintendent and general passenger agent.

He . Gest Medford SUN College Hill Winter Hill Ueba Het Toncord Billerica Hept Hedford Lexington Met Arlington Bedford Nashua Junction Mellen Lucius Tuttle Pass G’r Boston Jefferson and Way Stations Seffercoam Oakdale W. Boyletom Boylston Bet Clinton Berlin Hudson Express Sudbury Wayland Weaton Belmont Waverly Waltham Htet Het. Wavertis Waitham Lucius Jutile

Train Schedule from Boston to New York and suburbs

Train arrangement effective Monday June 14 1986 lists departures from Boston to New Work and numerous return times to Boston including stops at Providence Pawtucket Mansfield East Foxboro Sharon Dedham and Jamaica Plain with Shore Line Fast Express and Steamboat line connections. A. A. Folsom Supt.

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