Boston and Maine Rail Road Summer Arrangement 1872
Outward trains from Haymarket square to Portland Augusta and other towns with varied daily times. Inward trains from Manchester Great Falls Center Harbor Watertown and others with multiple daily departures. Widespread connections via steamer routes and branches, Thursday restrictions noted. William Merritt Supt. Fitchburg Railroad also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Maine Railroad
Haymarket Square
Portland
One
Augusta
Saco
Biddeford, &C
Eastport
Calais
St. John
Centre Harbor
Westboro
Rochester
Alton Bay
Exeter
Dover
Great Falls
Haverhill
Salmon Falls
South Berwick Junction
Manchester, Concord and
Upper
Ballardvale
Andover
Wam
Reading
Wakefield
Upper Depot
Danvers
Newburyport
Salem and Peabody
Stoneham
Malden and
Melrose
Medford
East Somerville
Bangor
Mnnchester
Watboro
Altenney
Lawrence
Reating
North Danvers
Salem
Stokeham
Malden
Easterville
BAS
William Merritt
Fitchburg Kallroad
St Boston
Rutland
Burlington
St. Albans
Montreal
Montpelier
Saratoga
Bellows Falls
Cheshire R.R
Retisnd
White River Junction
Monadnock KH. BR
Peterbor
Rindge
Sarate
Tray
N.Y
North Adams
Hosac Mountain
Hoosac
Falls
Boro” Funnel
Mill's Crossing
Waltham
Returm
Leominester and
Shirley
Greenfield
Brattifacem
Clinton
Ing
Sconabuster
Townsend
Mason Village
Bet
Townsend Centre
Bills Crossing
Hill's Crossing
Marlboro
Hudson
Concord
Woose
Waverly
Belmont
Waverley
Wis
Wastertowm
Union Market
Mount Auburn
Presh Pond
Mt. Auburn
Watertown
Press Pond
Atertown
Co. L. Heywood
Boost ) & Fitch Usburg Raad
Boston & Albany
Bach Street
Boston
Fitchburg
Framingham
Fayville
Southboro
Northboro
Berlin
West Berlin
Bolton
Pratt's Junction
Leominster
LDS
S14
So. Farmingham
Vt.& Mass
Pitchburg
Cheshire Railroad
Potland and Burmeton
Vt. Central Railroad
H. A. Blood
Fastern Railhoad
Biddeford
North Conway
West Ossipee
Union Village
Portsmouth
North Hampton
Hampton
Amesbury
Ipswich
Essex
Rockport
Gloucester
Beverly
Peabody
Danversport
Marblehead
Swaimpscott
Lyn
Chelsea
Saugus
Prom St. John
Luexn
Lynn
J. Prescott
Concord Brailroad
Boston and
Causeway St
Brattleboro
Hoosac Tunnel
Troy
N. Y
Shelburne Falls
Worcester
Providence
Taunton
Newport
T. Ruggles
New Bedford and Taunton
Albany
Niagara Falls
Niagara Fall
New York
Washington Street
Vicinity
Haywarket Square
Mt. Washington
Wolfboro
Conway
Plymouth
Bay View House
Maine
Lowell
Crawford and Glen
White Mountains
Lake Winnipiscogee
Eaton
Mount Washington
A. W
Meredith Village
Woltrop
Woltboro
Ton and Providence
Pleasant
A. E. Swasey
Erie Railway
New England
OLD Colony Railroad
New
Martha’s Vine Yard
Oak Bluffs
Seagreve Hightends
Antucket
Falmouth Heights
Woods Hole
Corner South
Kneeland Streets
Martha's Vineyard, &c
Nantucket
Vineyard
J. R. Kendrick
Calais Steamship CO
St. Stephens
N.B
Norwich
E. A. ~ Brooks
Houston
Woodstock
C. H. Myrick
T Wharf
Bath
Richmo Gardiner
Hallowells and
AUCTA
Star OF the East
Jasen
N. B
Halifax
N.S
Eastern
Ton & Maine
St. Andrews
Digby
Annapolis
Windsor
N. S
Charlottetown
W. H. Kilby
Sanford
Cambridge
J. P
Rockland
Camden
Belfast
Sears
Bucksport
Winterport
W. B. Hazeltine
Foster's Wharf
Meret
P. and
Ogdensburg
Sebago Lake
Little Falls
Iere
Gage
B.S. Packet Co
India
Boston and Northern Rail Lines Open to White Mountains
The Boston Concord and Montreal and White Mountains railroads announce summer arrangements expanding service to Bethlehem and Northumberland. The route now reaches the nearest White Mountains points with 11 miles staging between Littleton and Profile House and 13 miles between Bethlehem and Crawford House, detailing improved access for visitors to Franconia and surrounding peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norther
Concord
Saas
Laremont
Boston
Lowell
White River Junction
Montpelier
Buriington
Montreal
Ogdensburg
St. Johnsbury
Newport
Littleton
N.H
Bristol
Hillstoro
Sam
Bradford
N. H
Geo. E. Todd
New York
Washington
Camden
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington Street
Old State House
H. F. Kenney
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
General Agency
Washington St
W. M. Clark
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Wells River
Profile House
Bethlehem
Twin Mt. House
White Mt. House
Low Crawford
Lake Memphremagog
Pore
Quebec
Pullman Palace
Sherbrooke
P.O
White Mountains
U L. W. Palmer
New Hampshire
Profile House Franconia Mountains
Bethelem
Crawford House
Connecticut
Lake Winnipesaukee
Salem
Fall River
Providence
New London
Worcester
Lake Winniae
Franconia
Aebec
Boston and
Oweene
Boston and Maine
Pall River
Weirs
Iese
Plymoutt
Twin Mountain House
White Mountain House
Sumner House
Dalton
Waumbek House
Jeferson
Lancaster
Nalieay
Akroegtrain
Fot Wret
Plymouth
Centre Harbor
Wolfborough
Lawrence
Taunton
Nashua
Northumberland
Monitreal
Crawford
Twin Mountain
Wea
Y . Tuckets
New Bedford
Mansfield
South Framingham
W. W. Berg
Gentral Ofice
State Street
J. A. Dodge
Adirondack
Saratoga
Lake George
Niagara Falls
Citairs
Boston Wholesale Prices Current Week Ending July 17
Prices for Boston wholesale goods compiled for the week ending Wednesday July 17. The list highlights prevailing market rates across categories, noting changes from prior readings and identifying key commodities in supply and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending July 17
Market summary across commodities notes ashes candles and waxes steady to fair, cements demand for coal from English Canal and Nova Scotian sources, with July deliveries and August options. Cotton, coffee, metals, dyes, and fish trades show varied activity, with prices and stock levels sketched for flour, grain, fruit, and provisions, all indicating a generally firm retail and cargo market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istqual
Somber
Ion Tech
St. Domingo
Clear Pine
Joruage
Sharonn
Hemlock
Manila
W.L. Stuits
Sap
Cuba
Mons de Laines
New Orleans
Porto
North Co
Peru
Olror
Straits
Gai
Senegal
Vermilion
N.Y
Ohio
Choice Dairy
York
Sal Annnoniac
Canada
Senmi
Alex
East India
Wits
Cadiz
Liverpool
Indigo
Bengal
Lee Sed
Calcutta
Guatemala
Logwood
Fustic
Castile —W
Camwood
Gold
SUGAR
Haddock
Portland
Bay
Cassia
Choice
H. Pellevoisin
St. Croix
Ind
Jamaica
Michigan
New England
Southern
Malaga
Bond
Sicily
John Gibson
London
Engien
Rye
Shorts
Young Hyson
du Pont Powder Hyson
Sporting É
Hazard’s Sport
American Powder Co
Twankay -R
Sporting
Onue
Aoe
Rand
Tin
Mt Eastern
Russia
Buenos Ayres
Rio Grande
California
Ingham
le P
B. Ayres
Florio
Rio Hache
Sierra Leone
Buffalo
Dot Gordon
West India
N. Orleans
Ennsylvania
Vermon
Madras
Calornia
Faris
Nova Scotian
Cape Breton
Penn and Westmorelana
Philadelphia
South Amboy
Cumberland
Java
Rio
Singapore
Maracaibo
Uplands
Gulf
Gambier
Prussia
Common
Labrador
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Indiana
St. Louis
Oregon
Smyrna
Freyich
Boston
New York
Cape de Verde
St. Nicholas
Ee Ee
Rockland
Trinidad
Barbadoes
Elaine
Shore
Bank and Labrador
Western
Ware
City
Vermont
Rangoon
Patna
Carolina
Turks Island
Banca
Portene
New Zealand
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Australia
Melbourne
Sydney
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Galveston
Wilmington
Surinam
Bangor
Great Pascal
Hayti
Jordan River
Kennebec
Fall River
Richmond
Baltimore
St. George
Washington, D. C
Jce
N.C
Bath
Portsmouth
Cambridge Gas Works
Philadephia
Alexandria
Trustees Rule Sunday Library Move Is Council Decision
The Boston Public Library Sunday opening dispute moves to the City Council after Trustees decline to initiate action. They say final decision rests with the Council and veto issues should be resolved by immediate council action. The public awaits decisive action and broader support for the ordinance.
Bangor Flag Raising Signals National Liberal Surge
Echoes of Cincinnati and Baltimore reach Maine Missouri and New Hampshire unite radicals and liberals in a sweeping campaign rally in Bangor as Democrats and Republicans alike endorse the party of peace. Diverse leaders including Chandler Hamlin Emery McCrillis Boynton Patten and Grand Army figures join in a united front. The mobilization extends from New England to the West and South with a concerted push for Cincinnati and Baltimore nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Maine
Missouri
Greeley
Brown
Bangor
Chandler and Hamlin
Party of Peace and Good Government
West
Marcellus Emery
Congress
Col
Godfrey
Grand Army of the Republic
McCrillis
Boynton
Silas Patten
New Hampshire
New England
South
Papacy in peril as Italy seizes Rome andPrussia eyes Rome throne
The occupation of Rome by Italy threatens the Papacy with absorption and a Protestant candidate on St. Peter's chair. Prince Napoleon urges Pius IX to strike a deal with Victor Emmanuel, warning delays may cost the Vatican its refuge and power while Bismarck seeks a non political pope agreeable to Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm I
Bismark
Pius IX
Italy
Rome
Papal
Vatican
St. Peter
Kingdom of
Napoleon
Victor Emanuel
Napoleon III
House of Savoy
College
Grant Era Bribery Allegations Highlighted in North Carolina Visit
The piece accuses Treasury Secretary Boutwell and other cabinet members of electioneering for Grant in North Carolina, blasting their departure from duties to boost a political fund. It argues the administration leverages black voters, coerces whites, and uses public money toback the Grant dynasty, urging accountability before a verdict is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
North Carolina
Boutwell
Treasury
Delano
Robeson
Grant Administration
Baltimore
Beck
Grant Party
Ways and Means
Congress
Marshal Carrow
Grant avoids politics during vacation at White House
Cabinet officers and politicians flocked to the White House seeking audience but were sent away as President Grant remains away from public business. He paused in Philadelphia to discuss prospects with Col. Forney, who predicts defeat in Pennsylvania and notes a split with the Cameron faction. Grant telegraphed he would not visit Washington for a week, a prudent stance amid political dissipation and disappointing calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Gen. Dent
Grant
Philadelphia
Col
Forney
Pennsylvania
Cameron
Washington
Thiers Weighs Commutation Amid Communist Protests
The report credits Victor Hugo with securing a commutation for Henri Rochefort, seen as evidence of improved cabinet sentiment under M Thiers. The government’s recent leniency toward Communists contrasts with ongoing executions at Satory, provoking questions about policy consistency and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hugo
Henri Rochefort
M. Thiers
Thiers
Satory
Radicals, Trades, and Travel Stir Late 19th Century News
A rapid fire column surveys diverse items from around the world and U.S. towns. Highlights include political quips on Thiers and Sumner, a New York opera fight on stage, bets by Detroit teamsters, and a carpentry of eclectic notes from Newport to Long Branch. Names like Campanini, Gambetta, and Rothschilds appear with local anecdotes, including a curious tale of a dumb boy reciting prayers and a Harpers-like jab at figures near power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ohio
Canada
Campanini
New York
Gambetta
Thiers
District of Columbia
King Amadeus
Chatterton
Carthage
Barry
Boston
Illinois
Bombay
Detroit
England
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Pennsylvania
Grand Opera House
Kansas
Greeley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Railroads
Boston & Albany Railroad
Springfield
James Mills
Boston, Lowell & Nashua Ea Railroad
Tagdensburg
Wilton
Milford
Amherst
Billerica
Woburn Cen
sSomervile Centre
Winter Hil
Lexington and Arlington
Web
Thur Boston
Gil
West Medford
College Hil
Somerville
MLA
Winter Hill
Northern Depot
Lexington
John B. Winslow
Buston and
Beach Street
Albay
Lincoln Streets
Ringfield
Chat
Pittsfield
Chester
Palmer
Springtierd
Vinwich
Mali
Southwille
Cordwille
Ashland
South Framham
Saxonville
Natick
Wellesley
Grantville
Newton Lower Falls
Auburndale
West Newton
Bet Bet
Newtonville
Rey
Newton
Arg
AMS
Lal
P. Allston
Cotta Farm
Brookline
Ptus
W. Div
Sey Sunday Mail
Russell
D. A. Firth
Providence 3
Shore Line
New York Line
Sunias
Steamboat
Hebronville
Humfo
India Point
Attle
Rhianne Aarte Aten
Weet Mansfeld
Pete
O'S
Sharon
Cantona
Sis
Yell
Mt. Hope
Clarendon Hills
Forest
HAL
USC
Boylston
Pat Roxbury
Eas
Dig
CSS
LASS
Spring Street
West Ho. Highland
CIN
Central and
Boslindale
Pal
Atetrm
Stoughto
SKS
Street
SPM
Vor
Sud
le Damepe Ce
A. A. Folsom
Boston and Albany
Tatt
Cesenvius
Est
Expres
Feo Merrill
TFORD
Summer Street
Readville
Excel
Dorchester
Norwood
Walpole
Blackstone
Webster
Southbridge
Putnam
Norwich & Worcester
Danielsonville
Woonsocket Division
Needham
Woonsocket
Werdtnesdars
WM. M. Parker
Passumpsic Rivers
R. R
Lony and
Newport Railway
Fairhaven
Bridgewater
N. Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
Rel
NX. Easton
Ret
Middleboro
East
West Bridgewater
North Bridgewater
Plsmouth
East Bridgewater
South Abington
REI
South Oxbury
Cohasset and Hingham
Cohasset
Hingham
East Weymouth
Weymouth
Lis
South Braintree
Quincy
Harrison Square
Mattapan
Way
Jeff J. R. Kendrick
Las, J
White and Franconia Mountains
Lake Winnipesaukec
Vineyard Highlands
Boston & Providence Eeee
Old Colony & Newport
B.ap.r.r
O.C
N.R
TNE
Warren Ladd
N.Y. Central Express
Fitchburg R. R
HA. M
O. T. Ruggles
Mass
Maine Central
R.R
Mt. Kineo
Moosehead Lake
Lewiston
Auburn
Danville
Wiscassett
Damariscotta
Waldoboro
Krockland
Foxcroft
Dexter
Fure
J. M. Lunt
Fitchburg and
Chesire R.rs
A. Wigsin
Bay View
O. C. Coffin
Pavilion
E. A. Hardy
Senter House
J. L. Huntress
Moulton House
F. Emery
New Hampshire House
A. H. Rowe
Kimball House
C. E. Smith
American House
D.C
WM. Merritt
Sup't
Concord, N. H
Manchester, N. H
Nashua, N. H
Lowell, Lawrence
Fitchburg, Mass
Laconia, N. H
Centre Harbor, N. H
Plymouth, N. H
Lake Winnepesaukee
R. I
Lancaster, N. H
Via
Boston, Concord & Montreal and
White Mountain RR
Concord, R. B
Nashua & Lowell
Framingham & Lowell R. R
Mansfield & Framingham
Taunton Branch
Old Colony
Clinton & Fitchburg
Narragansett Steamboat CO
Bristol and
Lowell & Fall River Line
H. E. Chamberlin
Joen B. Winslow
Nashua & Kowell
A. BE. Swasey
A. Dodge
Mt. R. R
Middleboro’ & Taunton Railroad
Boston and Providence
Pleasant Street
Cape Cop Ballbroad
Old Colony and New Railway
Sandwich
Hyannis
Weilfleet
Wellfleet
Monument
Falmouth
Harwich
E.N. Winslow
Supt. Ip
Tetrast
Eastern Railroad
Portsmouth, Great Falls and Conway
North Conway and
Allincipal
Crawford’s
Glen
N. Conway
LPM
North Conway, Crawford’s
Ates
General Office
GEO
FIELD
Gen. Pass. Agt
E.R.R
Nantasket Beach
Rose Standish
Kas. E. Good
Rowe's
Rowe's Wharf
Rose Staydish
Starkes Whiton
Jes
Pearl Street
Downeh Landing
Hull
JOHN_ROMER
Wesley Collins
Downer Landing
Starkes Wilton
Nahant
Maolis Gardens
Meta
A. L. Rouell
Carrie
W. Etter
India Wharf
Lamper
Doane
Devonshire
Fearing & Renfrew
Maolis Garden
Ulysses
A. W. Calder
Sys
Long Island
Quincy Point
North Weymouth
Lovell’s Grove
Massasoit
Stamford
E. W. Davidson
J.T. French
Lewis Wharf
Semaitic Avenue
Senate
Lovell's Grove
T. J. Dunbar
Geo. Shattuck
Provincetown
Truro
South Truro
Aes Jugat
Ogdensburg R. R
Jets
Asxemipemnemr
Toot of India
Gusaersee
Grand Trunk and Land
Ogdensbur
William Weeks
Prentice’s Wharf
Broad Street
Geo. W. Prentice
WM. H. Prentice & Son
C. W. Hartshorne
John H. Swasey
Adm
W. H. Prentice
Coal Notice
Prentice
H. Prentice
Moule
Watts
Circular To Earth Closet CO
Deane Street
Myt
Boston Post
the Public Library
Rochefort
Hugo
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Massachusetts
Telegraph
Dr. Thompson
Sumner
Financial
Commercial
Naval
Casey
Chappaqua
CS. Y. Sun
Jacksonville
Ill
Lake City
Frankfort
Judge McCann
Ireland
Rubinstein
New Mexico
Florida
Kentucky
Berea College
Gen
Geneva
America
Judy
San Francisco
Marlborough
Arizona
Christian
Georgia
Jonah
George McGee
Wheeling
W. Va
George Hayes
New York Journal
Saratoga Springs
Bethesda
Cleveland
Sal
Biffles
Doe
Newark
President Grant
China
Chekeang