Rita Hone's Life: Third Husband in New York Scene
New York March 12. Rita Hone known as Margaret Hone Wilkes Jones has wed Herman Leroy Jones about age 20, following a string of marriages. Her father Philip Hone vanished in 1895 and body found in the North River. her social prominence and marriages linked to Mackay Wilkes and Archibald Kearney Mackay.
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New York
Herman Leroy Jones
Margaret Hone- Wilkes
Kingsland
West Nineteenth Street
Margaret Hong-Mackay-Wilkes- Jones
Philip Hone
Broadway
Forty-second Street
North River
Hone
Union Club
Sioux Falls
Mr. Mackay
Young Wilkes
William A. Wilkes
South Dakota
Wikes
George Shepperd
St. Paul
London
Wilkes
City Court
Brooklyn
Mackay
Virginia Paul
Academy of Music
Miss Brown
Standard Theatre
Boston
Miss Paul
Mr. Jones
Paul Tupper Wilkes
the Palisades
Warren Ratcliffe McVeigh
Northwest
Mizzoura
Archibald K. Mackay
Helen Edwards
Alfred L. Edwards
West Thirty-third Street
Widow Sloane forfeits $40,000 income to wed James Barclay
Mrs Thomas C Sloane widow of a New York carpet man and heir to $400,000 income has surrendered the annual $40,000 in order to marry James Lt Barclay. The will dated 1886 left funds to Yale University and others, with Sloane’s widow receiving life income or remarriage benefits. Barclay attends St Thomas Church while Sloane remains on Dr Hall's church roll.
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New York
Thomas Co. Sloane
James Lt. Barclay
Europe
Mr. Sloane
William D. Sloane
Andrew Wright
City of
Yale College
New Haven
Euphemia Coffin
Edmund Coffin
Elizabeth W. Barnes
Henry B. Barnes
Thomas Sloane
John Hall
Fifty-fifth Street
Fifth Avenue
West Fifty-first Street
West
Fiftyfourth Street
Bigelow Carpet Company
Sloane
William P. Dixon
Dr. Hall
Barclay
Steamer Rio de Janeiro Arrives Low on Coal Near Yokohama
Honolulu advices report the Rio de Janeiro reached San Francisco on March 3 after twenty six days from the port with sixteen days of head winds. The ship burned part of its deck house and mizzen topmast and had only twenty tons of coal left before setting course to Yokohama. Mails were sent forward on March 3 via City of Peking. The steamer sailed for Yokohama on March 5.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Rio de Janeiro
Yokohama
Peking
Booth Tucker Attention Divides Salvation Army Meeting
Commissioner Eva Booth announced at a Salvation Army auxiliary meeting in New York that a cable rig had been received and that Commander Booth Tucker and his wife would lead the forces in the United States. The crowd hissed and applauded as support for Ballington Booth and his wife wavered amid the change.
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New York
Eva Booth
Salvation Army Auxiliaries
Wery Weg Well Booth
Booth Tucker
United States
Ballington Booth
Old Fashioned Heresy Trial In Madison Church Opens
In Madison Connecticut a traditional heresy trial begins March 24 over alleged violations of Congregational orthodoxy by Rev. William T. Brown. A council of about a dozen neighboring churches, including orthodox leaders from New Haven, will hear charges citing vital doctrinal breaches. Brown, about 30, previously led a New Bedford church, and the Madison congregation traces to 1650 with a history of prominent pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Conn
Congregational Church
Congregational
William T. Brown
New England
Davidson wins 2½ mile skating race in Washington
At the Ice Palace Joseph F. Donoghue of Newburg N Y Harley Davidson of Toronto Ont and Howard P. Moshier of Storm King N Y competed. Davidson won in 7 minutes 61 3 4 seconds while John F Davidson of St Paul Minn skated 3 miles in 9 minutes 2 seconds, equal to Donoghue's record but did not break it.
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Washington, D. C
Ice Palace
Joseph F. Donoghue
Newburg
N. Y
Harley Davidson
Toronto
Ont
Howard P. Moshier
Storm King
Davidson
John F. Davidson
St. Paul
Minn
Donoghue
Dunraven Expulsion Debate at Yacht Racing Meeting
Lord Dunraven presided over a Yacht Racing Association gathering in London to firm the new rating system. The article notes he was formally notified of his expulsion from the New York Yacht Club and acknowledges receipt, while reiterating his views from a February 19 letter.
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London
Lord Dunraven
Yacht Racing Association
New York Yacht Club
Dunraven
Massachusetts Yacht Racing Association to Meet at Young's Hotel
The Massachusetts Yacht Racing Association holds its annual meeting at Young's Hotel on Thursday evening March 19 at 7 o clock. Delegates from Dorchester, Massachusetts, South Boston, Wellfleet, Old Colony, Winthrop, Savin Hill, Kingston yachting clubs are expected to attend. The gathering may see officer elections, reports, race date assignments, constitutional amendments, and potential Corinthian Yacht Club participation.
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Massachusetts Yacht Racing Association
Young’s Hotel
Bliss
Dorchester Yacht Club
Massachusetts Yacht Club
South Boston Yacht Club
Wellfeet Yacht Club
Old Colony Yacht Club
Winthrop Yacht Club
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Kingston Yacht Club
Corinthian Yacht Club
Fire damages home at 89 Winthrop Street
Medford on March 12 reports the fire department responding for the fourth time in a year to the dwelling of Mrs. Allie Wyman at 89 Winthrop Street. The blaze started behind a bureau in a chamber used by an elderly resident, nearly 80, with no lamp lit during the day, and the house ownership is listed as G. W. M. Hall.
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Medford
Winthrop Street
Allie Wyman
G. W. M. Hall
Funeral of Chief Justice Charles Doe Held Privately
The funeral for Chief Justice Charles Doe was held at his Salmon Falls home at 2 PM with only family present. Rev. James de Normandie of Roxbury Massachusetts led a brief prayer and scripture reading.
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Salmon Falls
N. H
Charles Doe
James de Normandie
Roxbury
Mass
Ex-Governor Campbell Rejects Presidency Bid Names Ticket
Campbell states he is not a Democratic presidential candidate. He suggests Whitney and Matthews as a possible winning ticket and believes the next President will be chosen by the House of Representatives.
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Cincinnati
Campbell
Whitney
Matthews
House of Representatives
Chess Championship Games Progress in Philadelphia
The seventh game of the championship match ended today in Philadelphia. Showalter leads 4 to 2 with one draw. Kemeny has won two games and one draw so far.
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Philadelphia
Showalter
Kemeny
Boxing bill at New Manhattan A C falls through on Gans Erne weight
In New York on March 12 a 128 pound bout between Joe Gans of Baltimore and Frank Erne of Buffalo was scrapped as Gans weighed three pounds over the limit. The program opened with Matt Matthews vs Billy Lee with Lee quitting in round four. Paddy Purtell defeated Nick Burley after a seesaw battle, and Jack Skelly beat Jack Downey in a six round catchweight bout amid crowd hiss.
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New York
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Frank Erne
Buffalo
Manhattan
A. C
Gans
Matt Matthews
Billy Lee
Lee
Paddy Purtell
Kansas City
Nick Burley
Boston
Purtell
Burley
Paddy
Jack Skelly
Jack Downey
Brooklyn
Skelly
Downey
Boxing Gossip Ahead of Dixon Marshall Title bout
Boxing gossip notes challenges to meet the Dixon Marshall winner next Tuesday at Music Hall. Sally Smith is favored to face the winner, with a New York backer ready for $5000. Marshall arrives Sunday with Peter Maher and trains at Revere Beach. Tickets sold fast. several hundred top seats gone.
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Sally Smith
Johnny van Heest
George Dixon
Jerry Marshall
Music Hall
Smith
Marshall
Dixon
Johnny Lavack
Sally
Jere Dunn
Boston
New York
Peter Maher
Revere Beach
Tom
D’arcy
Jack McDonough
McDonough
Joe Flaherty
Joe Mullins
Hartford
Fenton
Everhardt
Jimmy Handler
Philadelphia
Stanton Abbott
Eddie Connolly
Austin Gibbons
Gibbons
Connolly
Eddie
Mike Sears
Sammy Kelley
Shawmuts
William Keefe
Lawrence
Louis Sullivan
Kid Mulligan
Mike Callahan
Dick Bradley
Jerry Callihan
Fred McGarr
Jack McAuliffe
Jack
McAuliffe
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Maher
Bob
J. J. Leonard
Wilmot
Amesbury
Billy James
Jack Riley
Lynn
Willow Club
Sundown Bee
Dixon-Marshall
Police Gazette
A. C. M’kenzie
British Baseball Association Reelects Officers in London
The British Baseball Association re elected officers at a London meeting on March 12. The report notes a successful year and many new clubs forming for the coming season including sites at Crystal Palace and Wembley Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Baseball Association
Crystal Palace
Wembly Park
Banquet II Finishes Second in Gatwick Hurdle Race
London March 12 The International hurdle race for 200 sovereigns at Gatwick featured ten starters on the two and a quarter mile course. Banquet II, formerly owned by Michael F. Dwyer, finished second and Bevil won the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gatwick
Banquet NI
Michael F. Dwyer
Bevil
Malden tops McCarthy and Lennon on home lanes
Malden defeated McCarthy and Lennon 2144 to 2086 in an at home bowling match. The showdown highlighted strong team play from Malden while McCarthy and Lennon rallied but fell short.
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Malden
Bowler
Powers Re
Paynesseee Eesee
Willard Co
Hutchinson Weeseee
Barnes Dhonemee
M’carthy
Barry Ee Ay Tee
Meyers's Team Edges Prospect In Postponed Match
The postponed match between Meyers's squad and Prospect rolled last night on Prospect alleys. The home team won by 108 pins with a final score reflecting steady bowling and decisive pins.
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Carruth’s Alleys
Meyers
Polo and bowling scores across Massachusetts cities
Woburn polo beat Clint on 9 to 2 while Salem polo topped 10 to 4 over Pawtucket. New Bedford polo won 7 to 1 against Fall River. Bowling totals list Lowell 2479, Haverhill 2347, Beverly Montressa 2418, Harrisons 2219, and Waltham Watch Factory League Adjusters 2240 with Scape Department 2150.
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Woburn
Mass
Clinton
Salem
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Fall River
Lowell, Miuss
Commonwealth Yacht Club Annual Dinner Recap and Guests
Last evening the Commonwealth Yacht Club hosted about 150 members and friends for its annual dinner. Commodore Hiram Patterson gave a brief club review while Charles Ellis spoke on cruising in 1895. entertainment featured O Connor, Keane, Satchal, and others, with pipes and beverages served during the show.
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Commonwealth Yacht Club
C. E. Moran
Hiram Patterson
Charles Ellis
Fred O'Connor
F. F. Keane
Ed. Hudson
Boston Banjo
J. Tabeling
L. T. Lunt
J. Cunniff
Ed. Martin
Edwin R. Ellis
J. McLoughlin
J. Cotter
W. Finn
W. Flemming
E. Cotter
Y. C. Gethree
Joe Gallagher
M. A. Christie
James Leveredge
D. McCarthy
Harry Lunt
John Nolan
John Johnson
James Fleming
Charles L. Ellis
Rough New Bedford Polo Match Delights Home Crowd
In New Bedford on March 12 a large audience watched Fall River and New Bedford play a rough, crowd-pleasing polo contest. Early excitement saw two goals for each side, with Fall River fouling and one point deducted. Roberts and Dunning drove the attack as Curley struggled to halt the drives.
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New Bedford
Fall River
Mike Everett
Dunning
Cotter
Conway
Roberts
Curley
Waltham Club Sweeps Chelsea Pool and Whist Events
In a Chelsea pool and whist tournament last evening the Waltham club won both events over Winnisimmet. In Chelsea, Company H of the First Regiment defeated Company FE of Beverly in a basketball game.
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Chelsea
Waltham
Winnisimmet
Company FE
Eighth Regiment
Beverly
Company H
First Regiment
Bobby Lowe Signs to Join Team for Southern Trip
President A. H. Soden received Bob Lowe's signed contract as he wintered in Newcastle Pennsylvania. Lowe is fully recovered from last season injury and will report in time for the Southern trip. Bannon Mains Nichols and Harrington have not yet signed with the Boston team.
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A. H. Soden
Bobby Lowe
Newcastle
Penn
Lowe
Bannon
Mains
Nichols
Harrington
Boston
Ingraham Wins Pool Match at Murray and Irwin’s
Ingraham defeated Wilson by a score of 1 to 0 in a pool contest at Murray and Irwin’s. Wise and Yatter play tonight in the same venue as the billiard events continue.
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Murray & Irwin’s
Ingraham
Wilson
To & Wise
Yatter
Charlestown Man Claims Cure From X Zalia Eczema
Ira A Collier reports chronic eczema on his head face and neck improved after using X Zalia. He states complete cure and offers to share treatment details. Available in 50c and 1.00 bottles at all druggists.
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Ira A. Collier
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Mass
Holy Cross Yale race and relay win thrill packed meet
Holy Cross defeated Yale in a team race and captured the night’s relay as Conneff of Holy Cross edged Kilpatrick. Dick Grant led Harvard in a four-lap mile, with Sockalexis and Fox keying Holy Cross performances.
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Holy Cross
YALE
Johnson
Fox
Callahan
Garvin
Louis Sockalexis
Holy
Conneff
Kilpatrick
Dick Grant
Harvard
Boston
Grant
Jimmy McLaughlin
P.pe
Harry Adams
Ed Donovan
Worcester
John F. Moakley
John H. Hickey
John Graham
P. H. Hurley
J. G. Lathrop
Eugene Buckley
J. W. Erskine
H. Coc
CO. Burton
C. P. Rice
W. McKenna
F. Sockalexis
W. H. Fox
W. E. Carey
D. F. O’brien
W. J. Denholm
M. F. McGuire
J. F. Callanan
Robert Lohnes
W. J. Holland
Lohnes
F. P. Garvin
A. G. Mason
D F. O’brien
St. Paul
St. Anne
G. S. Pope
E. P. Rice
J. F. Sheehan
D. F. Brown
H. S. Cadman
S. Macomber
Brown University
Sporting Tips and Local Sports News Roundup
Valentine G Hall dominates racquets with easy wins over E La Montage Jr and W B Dinsmore. Shamrock defeats Montreal for hockey championship at New York rink. Roger Connor captions St Louis offer for Waterbury police patrol, possibly leaving baseball. Gravesend and Sheepshead Bay race tracks under construction as Father Bill Daly’s horses show fast work. Billiard ace Frank Ives to tour Europe with Garnier for three U S matches in Boston New York and Chicago. Lange of Chicago injures ankle umpiring at Stanford, sidelines him for a month. Commonwealth Yacht Club hosts seventh annual banquet in South Boston with Commodore James Fleming presiding.
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Shamrock
Montreal
New York
Roger Connor
St. Louis
Waterbury
Connor
Gravesend
Sheepshead Bay
Bill” Daly
Frank Ives
Berlin
London
Garnier
Ives
Boston
Chicago
Stanford University
Lange
Galveston
Stanford
Commonwealth Yacht Club
South Boston
James Fieming
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Claim Prompts Reader Caution
OCR text repeats a claim that Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup will cure every case of man or child. The fragment lacks verifiable details, dates, or sources to confirm effectiveness or licensing. The tone suggests a historical advertisement style with dubious medical assertions.
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Dr. Bull
Club notes and racing updates from 1890s Boston scene
The report lists members Polley and Parke in name only from Mattapan Road Club, and records Maverick Wheel Club officers led by President Harry Cole. It notes a devastating Pope Manufacturing fire during buying season, Pope away in Hartford, Day on the Pacific coast, and previews Sunday bicycle pages with rider photos and Eck’s age passport details. It also covers J E Edwards’s indoor mile attempt in San Francisco with record gains, and results from half mile, one mile, and ten mile races. Pope Manufacturing confirms continued business at 200 Boylston Street.
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Mattapan Road Club
George C. Polley
Percy Parke
Maverick Wheel Club
Harry M. Cole
William Smith
George Alberts
D. W. Simpson
F. C. Pennington
George Woolley
George H. Day
Pacific Coast
the Post
T. W. Eck
John §. Johnson
J. E. Edwards
Olympic Club
San Francisco
C. D. Gooch
T. Delmas
J. Williamson
H. W. Squires
William Yeoman
Pope Manufacturing Company
Boylston Street
Press Cycling Club Annual Dinner Highlights
The Press Cycling Club held its yearly dinner at the United States Hotel after a reception from 7 to 8. President Fourdrinier led the event with toastmaster duties while W. E. Traiser E. J. Norris and W. O. Bullard organized the committee. Notable attendees included Lon Peck W. E. Miles A. K. Peck G. L. Sullivan J. C. Kerrison and others.
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The
Press Cycling Club
United States Hotel
Fourdiinier
W. E. Traiser
E. J .Norris
W. O. Bullard
Fourdrinier
Lon” Peck
W. E. Miles
A. K. Peck
G. L. Sullivan
J. C. Kerrison
E. J. Norris
A. W. Pease
J. E. Towne
Warner Demond
E. H. Snow
C. F. Williams
E. A. Reynolds
H. J .Alther
F. A. Very
Andrew O. McGarrett
Abbott Bassett
Proposals for 300000 granite paving blocks Boston
Sealed proposals for furnishing 300 000 large granite paving blocks to the City of Boston Street Department will be opened March 28 1896 at noon. Proposals require a 1000 dollar certified check and performance bond. Forms available at Room 47 City Hall. Superintendent of Streets Benjamin W Wells reserves right to reject all proposals. Boston March 11 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
State of Maine
City Hall
Mass
Benj. W. Wells
Proposals for Cast Iron Water Pipe in Boston
Sealed bids to supply cast iron water pipes for two contracts in Boston are due March 24, 1896. Bids require a $1000 certified check, with delivery by May 1 to Oct 1, 1896. Plans and specs available at City Engineer's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Water Works
City Hall
John R. Murphy
Office of the Water Commissioner
Proposals for steam fire engine at Watervliet Arsenal
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received here until 12 o clock noon March 16 1896 for a steam fire engine. Government reserves right to reject all or any proposal. Information from Major Isaac Arnold Jr Ord Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet Arsenal
West Troy
N. Y
Isaac Arnold, JR
Ord. Dept
Through Car Service to Chicago and New York by Boston and Albany
Local and through schedules show Boston and Albany service with several named trains. No. 7 departs 8 30 am for Boston Albany. No. 15 at 10 30 am daily to Chicago. No. 19 at 2 pm to Chicago. No. 23 at 3 pm to Chicago. No. 37 at 7 15 pm to Chicago. No. 63 at 11 pm to Albany. No. 58 38 departs 9 am to New York. No. 49 11 am to New York. No. 43 12 noon to New York. No. 75 New York Limited 4 pm. No. 68 Night Express 11 pm to New York. Dining and buffet cars noted on multiple trains. tickets at Boston and Albany offices.
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Boston
Albany
Wagner
Chicago
L. S
M.S. KR. R
Utica
Michigan Central R. R
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Springfield
NEW York Limited
Kneeland St
Hanson
Gen’l
Maritime Schedule Fragments for Maine Ports and St John
Castine Deer Isle Sedgwick Southwest and Bar Harbors Millbridge Jonesport Macitasport 830 and 900 am Thursday. Beat leaves Rockland 600 am next day Eastport Calais St Andrews St John NB steamer from Portland Monday and Thursday 1230 and 100 pm.
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Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Southwest
Bar Harbors
Millbridge
Jonesport
Macitasport
Rockland
Eastport
Calais
ST. Andrews
ST. John
N. B
Portland
Southern Division Rail Timetable Oddities and Stops
A dense roster lists northern New England routes with erratic times for Manchester Concord New Boston Tilton Laconia and more. It includes numerous station calls on the North Weare branch the Sunn– days schedules and notes for Montreal Quebec and Boston lines, signed by J. Landers Genl Pas s’r Agent.
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Concord
New Boston
North Wearer
Henniker
North Weare
Hooksett
Suncook
Pittsfield
Suncook Valley
Nashua
Haverhil
Campton
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Tions
Wasset Valley
Lisbon
Linton
Lancaster
Fabyans
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Bristol
Claremont
Norwich
Hanover
Bradford
ST. Johnsbury
Sewport
Sherbrooke
Quebec
ST. J
Plymouth
Montpelier
Burlington
White River
Montreal
Vine
Montresh
Boston Air Line
TBS
West
P. Mo
Devinian
Boston and connections train schedule from Park Square
New York New Haven Shore Line routes via Park Square and Kneeland Street stations list daily weekday services to New York New Haven New London Fall River Newport and other points. Includes times for Philadelphia Baltimore Washington transfers and Providence Gate routes with notes on through tickets and parlor car availability.
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Boston
Park Square
New York
New Haven
New London
Shore Line
Air Line
Middletown
Fall River
Stonington
Norwich
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Providence
Newport
New Bedford
Cottage City
Kneeland Street
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Ajfall River
Provincetown
Chatham
Hyannis
Wood's Hall
Nantucket
Boston & Albany
Marlboro
Fitchburg
Leominster
Clinton
Sune
Old State House
Park Square Station
L. H. Palmer
Geo L. Connor
E. G. Allen
A.C. Kendall
Boston to Montreal Train Schedule and Fares Notice
Train timetable snippet lists morning departures 6.45 9.00 11.30 A M from Boston to Montreal with through cars. Mentions 8.00 A M express, 11.00 A M Montreal to Boston, fare details and parlor car availability. Advises visiting station or company office for maps schedules and fares for Boston Fitchburg and intermediate stops.
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Montreal
Baftet
Boston
Fitchburg
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