Change of Time for Nashua Acton Boston R R 1873
Schedule notices detail new departure times from Boston and Nashua with connections to the White Mountains and multiple Northern routes. It lists trains to Nashua Manchester Concord Acton Westford and Littleton, plus arrivals to Boston and other points, and includes additional winter and freight service details and station stops. The notice cites Mansfield and Abrams as officials.
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Littleton
Graniteville
Dunstable
Boston
Waltham and Watertown
West Concord
Pawtucket
Providence
Taunton
New Bedford
White Mountains
Northern
Concorda
R. S. Mansfield
Buston, Lowell & Nwashuay Railroad
Yoston
Oeeeeere
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Greenfield
Lyndeboro
Wilton
Milford
Amherst
Lowell
Billerica
Wilmington
Woburn Cen
Stoneham, & AM
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College Hill
Somerville Centre
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Milk Row
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Arlington
Northern Depot
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John B. Winslow
Atcr Burg
Monadnock Haiload
Peterboro
Jeffrey and Rindge
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Hoosac Mountain
Hlooeac
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Brattleboro
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Athod and Way
Worester
Lancast Hinton Sterling
Oakdate
Boston Faiirs
Hippleboro’ & Taunton Braileroad
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Middleboro
A. E. Swasey
Erie Railway
New England
Washington Street
John
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Agama
Murthern
Newport
Bristol
Hillsboro
Bradford
Geo. E. Todd
Boston Wholesale Prices Current Week Ending March 11
Boston wholesale prices for the week ending Wednesday March 11 are presented in corrected form for this issue. Prices cover various commodities and reflect market conditions as reported by local dealers.
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Boston
Boston Market Review Week Ended March 11 Reported
Market notes show ashes stable with steady demand for coal and candles. Prices cited across commodities include coal at 5 8s per ton FOB Baltimore and various cargo sales, with coffee, molasses, oils, and wool markets described as soft or steady, and broadly little movement in dry goods and flour.
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Sumner remembered as a central figure in public life
The Boston Post memorializes Charles Sumner, noting his long national presence, his honest reputation despite criticism, and the impact of his death on public sentiment. It reflects on his career, his teaching, and the evolving view of his legacy, while commenting on currency policy and Congress' role in trade.
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Congress
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Horace Greeley
Thurlow Weed
Washington
Cobb
Horticultural &c William Dougue Florist Florals
Horticultural and floral business notice for William Dougue proprietor at Floral Place Greenhouses 679 Washington Street. Advertises rosebuds lily of the valley hyacinths tuberose bulbs tropical plants for weddings and parties. Wholesale and retail with prompt orders by express or telegraph and public hours from 6 AM to 10 PM.
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West
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Belmont
Mount
Pealy
Cambridge
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Union Market
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Main Road
Lincoln
Waltham
L. Heywood
John Adams
United States
Floral Place
Washington Street
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Dougue
New York Merchants Demand Safe Currency Policy
New York merchants rally over Congress delays threatening spring trade. They warn uncertainty in currency policy cripples business confidence and profits, urging decisive elastic currency measures. Importers, jobbers, and manufacturers press Congress to remove uncertainty and restore stable market conditions.
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Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
House
Treasury
Merchants’ Meeting
New York
Butlerism in the Grant Administration Exposed
A sharp critique portrays Butler as weak and self serving. It accuses him of defending extortion schemes, provoking party backlash, and failing to resist corrupt systems. The piece questions Republican unity and labels Butler and the President as compromised by the Sanborn and related scandals.
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Mr Beck
Mr Foster
Congress
Worcester
Jayne
All sorts on the second page and London notes
A long column of miscellany from the era covers despatches by telegraph and domestic tidbits. It references Massachusetts politics, real estate, finance, and naval records, with jokes about Mr Quilp and Mme Camilla, notes on public saloons in Worcester, and curiosities from Washington and New York. It mentions the Saxe Holme epidemic in London, discussions on edibility of big cats, and various political scuffles, including references to Sumner, Banks, Disraeli, and the Windsor reception.
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New York Senator Proposes Reform on Hell Gate Pilotage
Senator Coe of Brooklyn introduces a bill to amend Hell Gate pilotage law. It would relieve U S coasting vessels and passenger steamers from pilotage dues now charged. The piece argues for swift action to resolve inter state commerce tensions and end a controversial, indefensible practice.
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Coe
Brooklyn
Commonwealth
Hell Gate
United States
Massachusetts
Empire State
Treasury Should Halt Sanborn Contracts Now
The Treasury Secretary is urged to suspend the Sanborn contracts as Congress debates the system. Critics say informers’ powers were misused, with the law needing reversal to grant footing, and Sanborn operatives aiding the Secretary rather than revenue collectors.
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