Noted People Return Home From Europe Visit
Margaret Mather and husband arrived on the Umbria and will stay a week in New York before sailing to San Francisco to begin a tour under Gilmore and Tompkins. Mr and Mrs Henry George and Mrs Alexander Sullivan also arrived. Mrs Sullivan declined to be interviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mather
Henry George
Mrs. Alexander Sullivan
New York
Spercrau
Umbria
Europe
San Francisco
Gilmore and Tompkins
Alexander Sullivan
Berlin
Sullivan
Murdered Colonel Jones Found in Cincinnati Sewer Manhole
Colonel A E Jones of Cincinnati was found murdered and robbed in a sewer manhole near his home. The killer, Charles Bligh, a local coded hustler, confessed claiming self defense after an argument over garden weeds. Bligh dragged the body to a stable, hid it in a corn bin, then carried it to the manhole. Detective Wappenstein traced the blood trail to the scene. Dr A E Jones, 76, longtime public servant and National Guard surgeon general, was widely known in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
A. E. Jones
Charles Bligh
Colonel Jones
Bligh
Jones
Wappenstein
Colonel Ones
Ohio National Guard
Foraker
Edict Declares Cerneau Scottish Rite Clandestine
In Washington July 28 Harrison Dingman grand master of Masons in the District of Columbia issues an edict declaring the Cerneau Scottish rite clandestine. It warns members to withdraw or face discipline and forbids Cerneau visitors from lodges. The action follows ties between Cerneau and the Grand Orient of France, deemed irregular by English speaking Grand Lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washainctton
Cerneau
Harrison Dingman
District of Columbia
Grand Lodge
Negro Grand Lodge
United States
Dingman
Cerneau Organization
Richmond Barkeeper Slays Wife Then Kills Himself
In Richmond on July 28 James Conaty, a bartender who had separated from his wife, lured her on a walk, cut her throat with a razor, and wounded his mother-in-law. He then killed himself, dying minutes later. the former wife survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
James Conaty
Conaty
Sullivan and Kilrain Still Unsafe
Baltimore July 28 Detective Norris after meeting Governor Jackson in Salisbury again appeared in Baltimore. No arrest warrant for Kilrain exists and he may return to Mississippi as Marion county grand jury has not indicted the pugilist. Kilrain likely near Baltimore with Norris stating delays aim to arrest Sullivan after his Massachusetts arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Kilrain
Balttrmore
Jackson
Salisbury
Norris
Baltimore
Mississippi
Marion County
Jake
Genacs
Massachusetts
Second will upheld in Ingalls will case at Salem
Judge Harmon sustains the June 29 1885 will, naming the resident partner over the former wife’s son. City Board of Health backs status quo on governance, reporting no change to the existing system. Rumor of three Democratic removals at the custom house and imminent appointments of Captain John Pickering J B Osborn and Thomas Prime from August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Srpeca
Alanson Ingalls
Harmon
Board of Health
Raymond
Custom House
John Pickering
J. B. Osborn
Thomas Prime
Three wives seek missing purser Charles A. Lewis
Newank New Jersey July 28 Four women search for Charles A Lewis purser of the City of Albany steamer from Sea Beach Newark to Coney Island He fled a week ago with 600 in boat receipts None of the crew know his whereabouts Lewis is twenty four years old The women hail from Coneyland New Brunswick Washington and ath Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newank
N. J
Charles A. Lewis
City of Albany
Sea Beach
Newark
Coney Island
Ath Beach
Coneyland
New Brunswick
N.J
Washington, D. C
Lewis
Fire damages YMCA building in New York area
The YMCA building at Fourth Avenue and Twenty Third Street was damaged by fire tonight, with losses estimated at 50 000 dollars and fully insured. In Lancaster Pennsylvania fire gutted the Queen Street building owned by A O Keprt and occupied by Reilly Bros Raub hardware merchants, causing about 40 000 dollars in damage and seriously injuring David Beard, a fireman, who fell from a ladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-Third Street
Lancaster
Penn
Queen Street
A. O. Keprt
Reilly Bros. & Raubardware Merchants
David Beard
Fatal Engine Explosion Near Wabash Ind Reported
Five men were killed and several injured when a traction engine exploded near Wabash Indiana yesterday. The incident was reported from Chicago dated July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wabash
Ind
Mob Quelled by Storm Tames Kangley Miners Riot
In Kangley near SIreator, a mob of 150 women and about 300 locals armed with muskets buckshot revolvers and clubs marched to the Star Coal Company shaft. Deputies failed to disperse the crowd before a thunderstorm broke, likely suppressing the violence for now but warnings of renewed threats loom. Sheriff Morrissey and Deputy Hugh Hall remain on guard as strikers vow to demand work stoppages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sireator
Kangley
No. 3
Star Coal Company
Hugh Hall
Morrissey
Ottawa
The Presidents Sunday at Oakland Church
President Harrison attends morning Presbyterian service in Deer Park with Miller and Davis. Crowded church hears sermon on Christ's transfiguration. Windom Halford attend hotel chapel. Morrison delivers sermon. Rest in afternoon then strolls with Mrs Harrison to the Davis villa and White House cottage visit. Dr Scott closes with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Harrison
Miller
Davis
Oakland
Presbyterian Church
John S. Foulk
Windom
Halford
Washington
Hotel Chapel
George Morrison
Baltimore
Scott
Kansas City Politician Cryster Accused of Missing Funds
In Kansas City Missouri a report claims Independence lawyer and politician Charles S Cryster is $30000 short in his accounts. S B Jewett of Montpelier Vermont filed an attachment suit for 15000 alleging defraudment. An inquiry into Crysters affairs shows misappropriations of entrusted funds. Cryster, guardian and executor, is in Washington DC and telegraphed his father to post a delivery bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charles S. Cryster
Independence
Cryster
S. B. Jewett
Montpelier
Newark Patent Leather Firms Sell to English Syndicates
Fourteen of Newark's twenty-two patent leather manufacturers have signed options to sell to English syndicates on cash terms, with a note allowing one-third stock as an alternative. No seller may reenter the business for five years, as the arrangement aims to stabilize prices in a market with slim margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.J
Lumber yard owner killed crossing tracks in storm
Ernst Bloter owner of a lumber yard at Sixty-sixth and Wallace streets was instantly killed when struck by an eastern Illinois engine while crossing tracks during last night's storm. Employee H. Dues was badly hurt as they waited for a freight to pass and were struck by an engine from the opposite direction amid rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Ernst Bloter
Sixty-sixth
Wallace Streets
H. Dues
Sixty-sixth Street
One Man and Two Officers Stabbed in Portland Me
Pietro Carelli, twenty two, was slashed in the back by Angelo Bressagliero, a nine inch cut. Police Officer Smith and a second man were badly cut while arresting Bressagliero. Carelli's wound is not fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Pietro Carelli
Angelo Bressagliero
Smith
Bressagliero
Carelli
Letter Carrier Cummins Discharged in Post Office Charge
Henry W. Cummins a New Haven letter carrier was discharged after a U S civil service case found the evidence too slight for conviction for collecting money from post office employers for political purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
New Haven
Conn
Henry W. Cummins
United States
Drowning Accidents Reported in Multiple Cities
A series of drowning incidents occurred July 28 in Salem New Haven Toronto and Baltimore with several boats overturned or struck by passing vessels. Francis Smith of Providence was drowned near Willows Pavilion after his boat capsized. William Haley of Derby drowned on the Housatonic River. Thomas World and daughter Lillie drowned in Toronto from a sea swell. three women and two men aboard a small sailboat near Baltimore were thrown overboard when the Tolchester struck them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Francis Smith
Willows
Smith
Providence
R. 1
New Haven
Conn
William Haley
Derby
Housatonic
Haley
Toronto
Ont
Thomas T. World
Lillie
Baltimore
Tolchester
John Bietz
Mary Wiener
Mary
Southern Pacific Fires 330 Workers In California
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company discharged 330 employees in Sacramento including 160 machinists to cut costs. Officials cited expense reductions as the motive for the layoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Sacramento
Cal
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Employers Liability Assurance Corporation payroll capital note
Employers insured in the Employers Liability Assurance Corporation represent seventy minutes of payroll capital. The corporation issues policies indemnifying employers for accidents to employees and defends at its own cost any suit against the insured. Endicott and Macomber at 71 Kilby Street act as Boston agents for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Employers’ Liability Assurance Corporation
Endicott & Macomber
Kilby Street
Boston
Bishop McQuaid Returns to Rochester After Europe
The Rt. Rev. Bernard J. McQuaid, Roman Catholic bishop of Rochester, arrived home after months abroad. A 100-member committee of clergy and laypeople met a special Erie train at Avon and escorted him to the city. Archbishop Williams of Boston joined the party, and a crowd welcomed the bishop as he led services at the cathedral after a procession of 2000 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Bernard J. McQuaid
Rome
Europe
Hemlock Lake
Erie Road
Avon
Archbishop Williams
Boston
Father Rossi
Brighton
Mass
Father Gray
Salem
Greenbackers Chart Policy for Cincinnati Convention
Washington, July 28. Chairman George O. Jones announces a circular outlining Greenback aims for the Cincinnati convention on September 12. The message confines declarations to restored fraternity, national unity, debt terms, money control, trusts, prices for farm goods, and the material welfare under free government, with hope Greenback principles will revive business and benefits for workers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George O. Jones
National Greenback Committee
Cincinnati
North
South
Board of Trade
Speculation on Mme Restell Alive in Paris Report
New York dispatch claims Mme Restell did not kill herself in 1878 and is alive in Paris. The Journal asserts the Paris residence hides the real corpse found with a cut throat in a bath tub, saying it belonged to a patient who died at the madame’s house and was later mutilated after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal
Mme. Restell
Fifth Avenue
Paris
Mysterious Pools of Blood In Pleasant Valley Woods
Excitement in Lawrence centers on mysterious blood pools found Friday in Pleasant Valley woods. Large crowds visited the site as theories spread, with the prevalent view that a murder or brutal assault occurred. Wheel tracks of matching width traced to the river bank, and a dress button was recovered near a blood pool. Methuen officers and an AP representative conducted a thorough search but found only the wheel tracks. The case remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Pleasant Valley Woods
Methuen
Associated Press
Electric road trials at Lowell end with near-miss incident
Three trial trips on the new Lowell and Dracut electric line to Willowdale drew thousands to Bridge Street. A buggy horse bolted in front of the car near Parker's mill, throwing Mr. W. E. F. McKissock and another man. the horse escaped unharmed and the men suffered only minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
City
Willowdale
Flying Yankee Train Cuts Maine Travel Time
The returning Flying Yankee from Boston to Maine speeds travelers to Portland Waterville Bar Harbor Kineo St John St Andrews and Houston, shortening a Maine trip by half a day. With 167 through passengers last week plus strong local patronage, the service promises to become a permanent Boston line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Portland
Waterville
Bangor
Bar Harbor
Greenville
Kinco
St. Andrews
St. John
Houston
Maine
Kineo
Eye to Business Fight Ends With Robbery Claim
John Williams alias English Jack of South Boston fought Vincent B. Nelson of East Boston at 17 Rochester Street. Williams lost the fight but Nelson’s watch vanished. Nelson had Williams arrested. It is alleged Williams enacts staged fights to rob opponents by rifling their pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
English Jack
South Boston
Vincent B. Nelson
East Boston
Rochester Street
Williams
Nelson
Boston & Maine Plans New Freight House in Lowell
Report says the Boston and Maine Railroad contemplates buying land on Dutton Street Lowell from Cole and Nichols and others to erect a new freight house. The project aims to remove travel obstructions caused by freight blockades on Thorndike and Middlesex streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Cole & Nichols
Dutton Street
Thorndike
Middlesex Streets
Local Labor Meetings Ere Picnic Plans Dominant
District 30 Knights of Labor held a Dexter Hall gathering to arrange their upcoming picnic. Central Labor Union met at Templar Hall with delegations from several labor groups and discussed the Faneuil Hall event and Labor Day plans. The paving department picnic committee met at Memorial Hall and finalized their picnic details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 30
Knights of Labor
Dexter Hall
Central Labor Union
Templar Hall
Hay
Faneuil Hall
Paving Department
Ells Memorial Hall
Fatal fall claims ten year old Everett Hayes
Everett Hayes aged ten living at 1601 Tremont Street fell twenty five feet from a ledge above Roxbury crossing fracturing his skull. He was taken to City Hospital where he died at 6 50 PM yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Hayes
Tremont Street
Roxbury Crossing
Woburn Chief Arrests Man for Bank Fraud
Chief McIntosh of Woburn arrested Charles E. Root at the request of Inspectors Glidden and McCausland for obtaining 35 dollars by false pretences from the Workingmen's Bank in the Wells Memorial Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
Woburn
Charles E. Root
Glidden and
McCausland
Workingmen’s Bank
Wells Memorial Building
Sunday Saloon Riots Shake Cincinnati Police Action
A Cincinnati Sunday event report details clashes between police and saloon crowds from Turner Hall to Over the Rhine. About 1500 rioters attacked officers at Fifteenth and five streets, one cop wounded, and roughly 150 arrests citywide. Anarchist rendezvous at Warflinger's saloon noted. reporters chased by mobs. Despite unrest, police worked to maintain order. more saloons closed than on any prior enforcement Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Turner Hall
Rhine
Walnut
Twelfth Streets
Warflinger
Vine Street
Kissecl’s
CUSTOM HOUSE CHANGES AT NEW YORK CUT WORKFORCE
The Treasury Secretary ordered 348 workers at the New York Custom House displaced or downgraded. Weighers and gaugers lose positions or face reduced pay, with temporary assistants also eliminated. The Aug 1 effective date follows prior expectations in the surveyor’s office and reverses Beattie’s organizational gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Custom House
Erhardt
Secretary of the Treasury
Beattie
New Books in Paper Covers Review
A long review of recent paper cover releases including Birch Dene by William Westall and several Sunshine Series titles. The piece critiques the novels’ qualities from dull to engaging, praises Arius the Libyan and Maximina translations, mentions Beulah’s Zarailla, and notes the Scottish travelogue sections featuring the Pennell narrative with weather misadventures and clan anecdotes about General Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Dene
William Westall
Weevil
Guppy
Marie Walsh
Hazel Kirke
Beulah
Arius
Deborah
London
Cardosa
Frances
Aiiason
Moxie Sarto
Boston
New York
Maximina
Maria Y Maria
Don Armando Valdés
Nathan Haskell Cole
Van
Edward 8
van Zile
Cassell & Co
Voisin
Charles Hannan
Harper & Bros
Annie Eliot
Jane Valentine
G. W. Dillingham
DeWolfe, Fiske & Co
Zarailla
Marquis of Penalta
Don Armando Palacio Valdés
Nathan Haskell Dole
T. Y. Crowell & Co
Price
Marimina
Spiritualists At Camp Open Sixteenth Session
The New England Spiritualists Camp Meeting Association opened at Lake Pleasant with a large attendance. Dr. Joseph Beals gave the welcome, J. J. Morse of England spoke on The Wend of the Times, Mrs. N. J. Willis of Cambridge delivered the afternoon address, and Mrs. A. L. Pennell of Boston led platform discussions. The Worcester Cadet Band performs thrice daily under FE. D. Ingraham, and Dr. Henry Slade, the slate-writing medium, is present as the session runs five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Pleasant
New England Spiritualists’ Camp Meeting Association
Joseph Beals
J. J. Morse
England
the Times
N. J. Willis
Cambridge
A. L. Pennell
Boston
Worcester
FE. D. Ingraham
Henry Slade
Obituary: Captain Albert F Church of New Bedford dies
Captain Albert F Church, longtime Atlantic coast compass adjuster and former master of tug Charlie now mail boat to Cuttybunk, died Saturday night of consumption after a long illness. He was son of Captain Benjamin B Church, noted Vineyard Sound pilot. Lucius Smith of Malden died suddenly of heart disease on a train Saturday morning while starting a vacation to the White Mountains. He lived at No 4 Preston street Malden and ran a commission business at No 16 Blackstone street Boston. A Golden Cross commandery member, he belonged to several other organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Church
New Bedford
Atlantic
Captain Church
Benjamin B. Church
Vineyard Sound
Charlie
Cuttybunk
Lucius Smith
Malden
White Mountains
Preston Street
Smith
Blackstone Street
Boston
Golden Cross Commandery
Ocean steamers arrivals and sailings list
Boston publication lists steamers arriving and sailing dates with routes and agents. Gate City Savannah July 25 London Furness July 30 Virginian Liverpool July 20 Thayer Linn Michigan Liverpool July 20 Marmion Jamaica July 24 Boston Fruit Co Yarmouth July 27 Yarmouth G Hall Co Sunday Aug 4 Durham City London July 23 C Furness Pavonia Liverpool July 25 Yarmouth Aug 2 J G Hall Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City
Savannah
Rich
Stockholm
London
Furness
Virginian
Liverpool
Thayer &Lin
Michigan
Warren & Co
Marmion
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Co
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co
Durham City
C Furness Pavonia
Alex Martin Yarmouth
J G Hallw Co
Maritime Shipping Notices Globetrot Entries and Dates
A compact list of shipping notices and sailings across ports including Hamburg Glasgow Antwerp and Liverpool. It lists firms such as Hendersn Bros Wright Sons Oelrichs Co and Baldwins Co with dates in July and August, mentioning vessels like Britannic Noordland and State of Nevada and destinations including Havana Saratoga and Queenstown. The fragmentary OCR reads like a schedule of sailings with port names and shipper names scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amal
Hamburg
Fdve &Co
Atizona
Queensto
Amun‘hilla
Cu Slavonia
Stettin
RJ Curtis
Anchoria
Glasgow
Henders'n Bros
City of Paris
Ueensto
Wright& Sons
Saratoga
Havana
dJuly
Ny&cuba Mail
England
Liverpool
National Line
Newport
Aspinwall
Acutic Mail Noordland
Antwerp
Aller
Scampton
Oelrichs & Co Britannic
Queens’on
Isiay State of Nevada
Larne
Abaldwingco State of Alabama
Abaldwineco
Unclear maritime listing with ports and sailings
Fragmentary OCR records multiple sailings and agent names including Liverpool Savannah Yarmouth Stockholm and dates July 31 August 2 and August 4. Mentions Warren & Co Thayer & Lino Gate City Furness J G Hall & Co and prices like 3.00 and 10.00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
M' Warren & Co 'Bee
Venetian
Thayer&Lino
Gate City
Savannah
Pat ‘Rich'n & Bar
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co M
Stockholm
Aoa
C Furness
Maritime Vessels and Schedules From Liverpool to Hamburg
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures with multiple lines mentioning vessels such as Adriatic J B Ismay Co and Pacific Mail ships. Timings include 7.30 AM and 3.00 PM with ports Liverpool Antwerp Rotterdam Para and Hamburg. The fragment cites various shipping lines and approximate schedules for July 31 and August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguan
Femeene
Williams & Co Wy Yoming
Liverpool
G.ooam
Amun’rhilléco
Adriatic
J B Ismay
Kermuda
Aeo't
B' ‘Se &Co
Rotterdam
Rotterd’m
F’ch
E & Co
Pictures of Scottish Life and Mrs Pennell Critics
The Pennells in their new book critique Howells and others views of Scotland. They describe Kilcreennan village scenes with an old man on a bench signifying poverty amid beauty. They contrast Highland poverty with romantic views of Scott and Landseer, urging readers to confront harsh realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennells
Howells
Wizard of the North
Kilchrennan
Highlands
Scott
Landseer
Virginia creeper overrun house as worms threaten vine
A correspondent reports a Virginia creeper covering most house windows especially a bath room window. From June to July he removed daily six to eight cankerworms, tallying at least 3805 worms from a four square foot section. Despite pest damage the vine remains an embowering screen amidst desiccated leaves. Sparrows nest in the same plant.
Sailor Falls From Rigging Fracturing Thigh at Downer’s Landing
John McKinnon of 86 M street South Boston, sailing master of the yacht Cinderella, yesterday fell from the rigging off Downer’s Landing and fractured his thigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McKinnon
M Street
South
Boston
Cinderella
Downer
Fitchburg Railroad Timetable Arrivals and Westbound Trains
Boston to Troy Albany and Chicago routes listed with multiple daily departures including express and sleeping car services. Schedules cover numerous towns, via Niagara Falls, Erie, Grand Trunk, and Wabash routes. Details include daily and Sunday services with extended stops and note on Miller's Falls. John Adams, Genl. Supt. directs ticket offices for through West tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Albany
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Erie & Moston
St. Louis
Michigan Central
Wabash Railways
Chiago
Grand Trunk Railway
Koy
Marlboro
Khudson
Maynard
Nashua
XN. H
Ayer Junction
Nori Adamsa
Williamstown
North Leominster
Saratoga
Shelburne Fallls
Union Square
Somerville
Wvaltham
Wintertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Worcester
Miller’s Falls
Hoosac Tunnel
Washington Street
Boston
John Adams
Fitchburg Depot
Causeway Street
S1. Albans
Winchendon
Jaffrey
Peterboro
Fitzwilliam
Keene
Westmoreland
Walpole
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Burlington
St. Albans
St. Johns
Montreal
Ogdensburg
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Cheshire
Connecticut River
Vermont
White River Junction
M. Kire
Monadnock
West
Syracuse
Ohester
Detroit
Roa
Cleveland
Poredo
New Haven and Hartford Boston and New York Trains Schedule
The notice lists train departures to New York and Boston from New Haven via routes including New London Providence Springfield Worcester and Willimantic. It shows multiple departure times throughout the day with through services and daily runs including Sundays, signed by the General Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W York
NEW Haven & Hart
Ordre Boston
New York
New Haven
Waw Oe
Springfield
Worcester
New London
Providence
Hartford
S. Y
N. EE
Willimantic
N. Y
New Lon On
Springfeld
Time Table in effect July first eighteen eighty nine
The Boston and Lowell Railroad announces a new timetable effective July 1 1889. Trains depart Boston Causeway Street station and run to various destinations with adjusted schedules. Details specify departures for morning and afternoon runs from Boston and intermediate stops along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston & Lowell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Cronin
Barkeeper
Short
Missouri
Greenbackers
NEW Books
Messina
Miss Eliot
Comediettas
Scribner’s Magazine
Time
Pennell
St. Jolumpha
Ilona
Iona
Hebrides
Boswell
Mediterranean
Berg
Skye
Quiraing
Eugénie
Postence
General Grant
McDonnell
Grant
Macdonnells
Ocean Steamers
Pell
Railroads
Fitchburg Railroad
de Albany
Leeds
Binghamton
Dain
Welmone and
Waversley
Slaim
Brattle Bore
Cambrindge
Bunday
Cheshire BR
Corcorda
Fitehbars
Qgardner
Greenfield
Hoosick Falls
Johnsonville
Incein
J. Whitmore
J.R. Watson
Concord Railroad
Merrimac Valley Line
The
White and Franconia Mountains
Lake Winnipesaukee
Northern
New England
Manchester and Concord
M. Gulges Land7
P.m
Mo. Weare
Manchester & No.ss R
Concord & Portsmouth
BR. R
Hooksett
Suncook
Pittufield
Suncook Valley
Concord
White Mountain Division
Plymouth
Bilan
Lake Vilage
Meredith
Ashlana
Ie Laconia
Warren
Maversit
Suanday
Camauten Village
Edateck
Fiume Elouse
lPemlewagset Valley
Lisbon
Gittleon
Whitefield
Jefferson
Hetichem
Apler Sod
Bfrofile Flouse
Tiwin
Wells River
Da.m
Sonitay
Sbury & Lake Cham
Plain
St Johnsbury
Quebec
Ulsmouth
Sherebrooke
Hoston Passener Agency
Cornee State
Chamberlin
Sup't
F. Kk. Brown
G. P. A. Gev
W. Storer
N. E. PA
Fitchburg
Central Vermont Railroads
Boston & Albany
R. R
Kneeland Street
A. & Hanson, Gen
Pass
Agt
Sanervice
River Line
Puritan
Pilgrim
Old Colony
Fall River
Bay River
Brooklyn
No. Old State House
Washington and
State Streets
J. R. Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Providence Line
Park Square
Connecticut
Reeves
J. W. Richardson
J. W. Miller
O. H. Briggs
Stonington Line
Park Square Station
Stonington
Washington, Cor
State Street
Ari Park Square
C. H. Briggs
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