Boston Lowell Nashua Train Schedule 1875
Trains leave Boston after July 12 1875 to routes including Upper Roads Concord Manchester Greenfield Lyndeboro Nashua Tyngsboro and more with morning noon and evening departures. Additional lines cover Greenfield Lynde pare Wilton Milford Amherst North Chelmsford Lowell Woburn Stoneham and other stations with varied daily and Saturday times.
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CORD
Boston
Noite
Lowell
Manchester
Concord
HH. B. Chamberlin
Albany
Ee Broad PE
Beach Street
Ehetween Vy
Lincoln Streets
Passereer
Ben Chatham
Pittsfield
Chester
Springfield
Palmer
Springfeld
Worcester
New York
Norwich
Orcester
Mlille
Grafton
Guestboro
BRT
Southville
Corda
Wille
BET
Ashland
BEI
South Framlingham
Milford
Saxone
Natick
ID Tao
Wellesley
Grantville
N. Lsa
Pine Grove
Foe
Auburndale
West Newton
Newtonville
Newton
Alliston
Cottage Farm
Buffalo
Chicago
Washington
Springfel
W. H. Barnes
Nashua
Upper Roads
Manneter
Greenfield
Lyndeboro
Wilton
Amherst
Merrimack
Wam
Billerica
Lawrence
Tewksbury Junction
S. and L
Wilmington
Storneham Branch
Cole Haan
Somerville Centre
Winter Hill
Milk Row
Lexington
Ariington & Way
Aaace
B. L
N. BR. R
Winchester
Lyndepare
Amherst Iris
Bell
Wo Iillerica
Tewksbury Frucom
Stoneham
Woburn Cprencti
Ied le
UU Ae LD
Collmaus
Por Laas Phille
Speed
Lext
Sumeten
Oma
T Northern Depot
Ace
LYS
A. M
M. Parker
Montreal
Montheal
Chamion
Uies
Quebec
al Ees
Canada
St.wrence
Ennay
Lake Memphremagog
Quebra
Toronto
Detroit
Chlcago
Pullman
Lake Winnepesauker
White Mountain Range
CON+ NEUTICUT
Passumpsic
CRYS+TAL LAKE
Lake Mephremagog
Green Mountains
Lake Massawippi
Plymouth
N. H
Newport
Lowell Derot
Sherbrooke
West
St. Lawrence
Saguenay River
Niagara Falls
Saratoga
Lake George
Lake Champlain
1000 Islands
White Mountains
Washington Street
Patlor
Ca. Tur
Geo. A. Merrill
N.P. Lovering
T. A
Lyndonvilie
Gustave Leve
Brattleboro
Lannabiet
Clinton, Sterling
Cancer
Lancaster
Ayer
Leominster
Shirley
Shittey
Mason Village
Townsend Centre
Ayer Junction
Pine
Jw and Hudson
Marlboro
Waverier
Belmont
Watertown
Mount Auburn
Fresh Ponda
Cambridge
Het
Diet
Union Market
Met
Freeh
Cron
Ideae
Concord Junction
South Acton
Pote
Ham
Ton
Jess
Waltham
Aan
Lincoln
Interme
White
Franconia Mountains
Maine
Fall River
Stovington
Providence
New London
Laconia
Weirs
Littleton
Bethlehem
Twin Mountain
Fabyan’s
Northumberland
St. Johnsbury
Centre Harbor
Wolfboro
North Conway
Profile House
Sinclair House
Maplewood House
Fabyan
Grand Trunk Railway
Soro
Pith
Twi Mountains
Stonington
Fair River
N. I
New Bedford
Steamboat Wharf
Buzzard’s Bay
Martha’s Vingyard
Monchansety
Revidence
Columbus Avenue
Wagner
Oak Bluffs
Vineyard Highlands
Falmouth Heights
Hartford
South Framingham
Fitchburg
Shore Line
Tomcat
America
Boston and Providence Railroad
Park Square
Ummbdus Avenue
New Bedford Railroad
United States
J. W. Richardson
Stonington Line
Wells
Ocean Bluff
Hennebunk
Old Orchard
Scarboro
Portland
Mt. Desert
Bangor
Machias
Calais
Eastport
St. John
N. B
Halifax
N.S
Grand Trunk
Maine Central R. R
Provinces
Knox & Lincoln R.R
T.re R Ygis
White Star Line
New Yrk
Liverpoo
Bates
J. W.lawrence & CO
Entr
Broad Street
France
General Transatlantic Company
Havre
North River
Anz
Trudelie
GMO
MacKenzie
Broadway
N. Y
Edward G. Tileston & Clo
N. BR
Pemberton Square
Port Hawkesbury
Pictou
Charlottetown
P. EL
Carroll
Picton
Sydney
O. B
St. Joins
N. F
HH. Adams
F. Nickerson & CO
St. Johns
C. B
Bras D'or Lake
Boston and Maine
WM. Weeks
Foot of
Indiawharf
Casals
St. Andrews
St. Stephens
Digby
Annapois
Kentville
Windsor
Truro
New Glasgow
N.B
Summerside
Hawkesbury
Preight
Ravana
U.S
City OF New York
Nassau
City OF
Merida
F.exandre & Sons
Asters
New England
Eoptt L. Bartlett & CO
Broad St
New Orleans
Vera Cruz
Boston Wholesale Prices Current Correction for Paper
A compact listing of wholesale price quotes across commodities. Includes hides, jute, hay, wine, Madeira and port prices, along with various regional references such as Russia Sicily Rio Grand California and Calcutta. The fragmentary text catalogs multiple goods and price ranges without coherent article context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Malaga
Sicily
Ingham
L P . Bosres
Ars
Florio
California
Madeira
Western
Onerry Rmarte
B. Ayres
Sierra Leone
Calcutta
Buffalo
Orleans Do
Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending July 21
The weekly market review notes steady demand in ashes and coal with modest pots sales, steady copper and prompt ship rates for English and Cumberland coal. Cotton prices ease while dry goods show better sentiment. flour and grain rise on favorable exports. Fish, fruits, and produce move with varied activity. domestic leather, lumber, and naval stores hold steady as sugar and molasses markets remain active with strong refining demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orinoco
Istqual
Ee Buttao
Boston
Emlock
Carmel
Cargo
Sumac Do
Cumberland
St. Domingo
Cape
Rio
Bres
Jopper Bolts
Pruce— Neo
Uplands
Gulf
S. Box
Gallon
Prin
Do. Muscovade
Cienfuegos
Barbadoes
New Orleans
Porto Rico
S. Man
Boravet Stores
Annatto
Tar
Wilmington
Suclac
Orange Ermilion
Paris
Mout
Crear
Bergamot
M.Y
Ohio
Fair
York and Vt
Optum
Otto Rose
India
Cadiz
Trapani
Liverpool
Bengal St
Usher
Aeneas
Calcutta
Gota
Guatemala
Manila
Caen
Cuba
Castile
Sugar
BB. Do
Lima
Havana
Sapan Wood
Gi Coast
Haddock
Portland
Hake
Satent
Nova Scotia
Philadelphia
Java
Aracaibo
Isxaisee
Léa
Handock
Malaga
Turkey
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Michigan
St. Louis
New York
Buenos Ayres
Sierra Leone
Bengal
Anua
Aname
Ldge
Surinam
Extra Western
Elaine
Shore
Bank and Labrador
City
Western
Vermont
Carolina
Rangoon
Turks Island
Matanzas
Cardenas
Sagua
St. Doningo
Kouga
California
Montevideo
Australia
New Zealand
Melbourne
Sydney
Zid
Fai
London
St. John
British Channel
Miramwricht
Calais
St. Andrews
Bangor
Cork
Wiscasset
Bristol
England
Liver
Savannah
Cambridge
Bath
Nerassa
Pensacola
Kennebec
Richmond
New Haven
Hayiland
Baltimore
Lingan
Georgetown
New Bedford
Portsmouth
Pictou
Restlessness in Massachusetts Republicans foreshadows autumn battle
A Boston Post analysis notes midsummer unease within Massachusetts Republicans as factions jockey ahead of campaigns. Democrats, calm and confident, anticipate autumn work and argue for patience. Gov. Gaston earns broad approval amid limited Democratic cooperation, while parties prepare for a lively, protracted contest without public alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Massachusetts
Gaston
Commonwealth
Indian Investigation stirs calls for blunt truth on frauds
A three member commission is now examining alleged frauds at the Red Cloud Agency amid clashes with Prof. Marsh. Critics urge direct executive action and fear whitewashing, warning that public confidence hinges on fearless inquiry and full disclosure from Washington. The matter may prompt a Democratic House inquiry into Indian affairs as citizens demand thorough, unambiguous findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Marsh
Red Cloud Agency
Delano More
New York
Grant
Washington
Commissioner Smith
House of Representatives
Foreign fish transfer signals new era for U S pisciculture
The article chronicles the spread of fish culture in the United States through government efforts and expert guidance like Seth Green. It highlights stocking streams with salmon and trout, increasing shad, and exchanging fish with Europe, noting successful egg shipments and cross Atlantic propagation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fish Commissioner
Seth Green
California
Atlantic
Pacific
America
Hungary
Bavaria
Connecticut
Germany
Europe
Baird
Thames Angling Preservation Society of
London
License law spurs beer trade and temperance shift across towns
The License law reduces bar secrecy and boosts malt liquors especially lager beer, lowering whiskey demand. Springfield reports beer popularity rising while stronger drinks decline, with broader calls that beer substitutes may curb excess and support temperance. The piece argues reform benefits morality and public health by favoring milder drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambrinus
Springfield
Republican
Germany
California
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania Committee Finds Irregularities in State Treasury
The committee appointed by the Pennsylvania House reports irregularities in the Treasury. It notes wrongful conversion of the sinking fund and illegal use of state funds for private profit. Over twelve years the average monthly balance was 2.1 million dollars with no interest paid to the treasury despite large bank deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
Chirac
Duke of Orlean
Lucy Hooper
Paris
Barye
Carpeaux
Demarquay
Black
Blackmore
Alice Lorraine
Frank Norton
Interior Department
Mr Norton
Brooklyn
Erie
Port Jervis
Buffalo
New York Tribune
Rouvier
Mlle
Naomi
Constant
Roman Catholic Apostolic Church
Mapa
Mater
Pater
Map
Divine Mapa
Claude Vignon
Vast array of late 19th century notes across continents
A miscellany of brief items includes estimates of peach harvest figures, rail and theater bids, and curious anecdotes. It notes Hayden prices, public figures, lighthouse tales, literary gossip, and a long Paris letter about artists and a dramatic marriage tale.
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White River Junction
Montpelier
Burie Rouse's Point
Erratadensburg
Weat
Neittleton
Claremont
Portland & Rochester
R. BR
Eastern
Boston & Maine
Boston & Lowell
Hochester
P.& BR
Wm, H. Torn
Montreal Air Line
BAL Vermont Raisenoad
Suttingreen
St. Albans
Ogdensbug
Rutland
Arlington
Bucakers
Burlington
St.Albans
Densburg
Baratoga
General Agency
Hobart
R. R
Batmore BR
Joe Branch
R. B
Baltimore and Potomac
West Phila
West Phils
Baltimore and Potomac RR
Washington Branch RR
Wash On Branch RR
Arive Philadelphia
Phila
Limited Express
Southwest
Washington St
Old State House
F. Kenney
Sup't
Philadelph Railroad
Nia
Northern Depot
Pne
Old Colony
Bedord
Taunton
Fairhaven
Ava
Bridgewater
Randolph
Ron
A Drew
Owage
Stoughton
East Weymouth
Weymouth
South Braintree
Quincy
Pees
Harrison
A Hee
Goa R
Wicn
Hyannis
Provincetown
Woods Hole
Marsha’s Vineyard
Nantucket
West Quincy
Milton Lower Mill
Neponset
Field’s Corner
Hingham
Cohasset
Duxbarr
Way
I. Kendrick
Jon
R . Mall
Rovidence
le and Hebronville
Attleboro
Leboro
Mansfield
Sharon
Canton
Aerts
Boyiston Street
Rheatn
Roxbury
San
Spring Street
Highton
Dev Sue
Breturn
Truesday
A. A. Folsom
New Bedford Brailroad
Boston and Providence
Martha’s Vineyard
Old Colony B.A
Warren Ladd
Cottage City
Old Colony R
Hough
Old Colony Depot
Kneeland
South Streets
Ees
Vineyard
Oak Kiutis
Oak Bind
Oak Bluff
Mantucket
Fall River Line
Oldcoy
J. Bendrick
Papenty
YORK & NEW_ ENGLAND RAILROAD
Eastecan Division
Summer St
Widdletown
Danielsonville
Putnam
Willimantic
Patenam
Southbridge
Webster
Blackstone
Brankoft
Amr Pele
Norwood
Central
Springvale
Headwile
Hyde Park
Mattapan Orchester
Mt. Bowdoin
Bird Street
Dudley Street
Dedham
Everett’s
Meadville
H. A. G. Pomeroy
Igs
Woonsocket Division
Boston and Albany Railroad
Newton Centre
Needham
Woonsocket
Mill River Junction
Mass
Middletown
Conn
E. H. Tucker
Sup't, My
C. L. Heywood
John Adams
Lake Winnipesauker
White and
White Mountain
R. A
Evien
Lake
Mountain
State Street
J. A. Dodge
Nin
Railroads
Cheshiix Ilroad
Fitchburgh
Cau
Winchendon
East Jairey
Peterboro
Troy
Keene
Westmoreland
Walpole
Bellows Falls
St. Alb
Oudensburgh
Conn. & Pass
Cheshire Road
H. B. Stewart
Iyo
H. A. Blood
N. Bedford R. R. A. G
Boston & Maine Railroad
and the
Mt. Washington
Winnipesaukee
Wolfborough
Alton Bay
Wolf Boro
SAFES
Sudbury Street
Salem Lead Company
Sean
Milly Brandls Brown
Cunard Line
Queenstown
Royal Mail Steam Packet CO
Own
Cork Harbor
Bost
Batavia
Marathon
Algeria
China
Bothnia
Cane
Ion Kates
Great Britain
Ireland
James Alexander
Inman Steamship Company
Berlin
Brussels
Bos
Scotland
M.S. Creagh
C&—Wiill
S.S
Hamburg
Cheruut
Cherbourg
C. B. Richards & Boas
Gill & Scotz
Central Whan
National Line
Erin
Glasgow
Derry
Belfast
Cabinlans
H. F. Magee
Utopia
Victoria
Ethiopia
Bartlett & CO
Lawrence & CO
Broads
L. Bartlett & CO
Pacific Mail Steamship CO
Japan
le Bartlett & CO
Nahant
Maolis Garden
Eliza Hancox
Pak Orly
Psundays
C. Macks Garden
Barnard
Sackington Street
Hartford & Erie
Maw York
Summer Street
Pier 40
Statbu
Nantasket Beach
Hingham Hall
Melville Gardens
Downer Landing
Gov. Andre John Romer
Hosesta
Rowe
Eaere Hingham
Gee Hall
Pve
Hull
Pbs
MY. Dyig
Cassia
Gold
Pimento - Ick
Atard. Dupuy
Martell
Hennessey
Marett & Co
A.ette
H. Pellevoisin
U. Proprietors
St. Croix
Jamaica
Bay
Shaie
Om Ox Southern
Apple
Palmtree
Eclipse
In Bond
Park
Bae Eo Gibson
UCORN
Shorts
Young Hyson
du Pont Powder Co
Hyson
Imperial
American Powaar Co
Ninzyong
Buenos A
Cawnpore
Mich
Verm
Estiza
Rockland
Bradbury’s
Winter
An, Florist
J.P. Newoco
Boston Post
the Indian Investigation
Lord Dufferin
Canada Club
Telegraph
Turgn
Forrrs
Alabama
Brother Orville
Nast
South Carolina
Col. Bodine
Hudson River Rifle Association
Datzell
Haytiens
Uncle Sam
Brooklyn Theatre
Bristow
Deer Park
Col. Forney
Ocean
Key West Billy
Florida
Frisco
North Carolina
Fisher
Jersey City
Bennington
Green Bay
Wis
Lord Elgin
Figero
Ferdinand
Jay Cooke
Gibraltar
Cold Spring Vigilance Committee
Philadelphia Press
Jane Franklin
Jane
Lady Franklin
McVoy
Church Herald of England
Archbishop of
Canterbury