Trains Depart From Union Station Boston and Nearby Areas
Train schedules list departures from Union Station Boston and connections for Portland Augusta Bangor Bar Harbor Concord Lewiston Manchester St John St Stephen St Andrews and other points on Maine Central Grand Trunk and related routes. Times vary by weekday Sunday and special holiday patterns with connections to steamer service at Rockland and Portland.
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Boston
Portland
Augusta
Aim
Bangor
Bar Harbor
Concord
N. M
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Manchester
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Halifax
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Machiasport
Frank Jones
New York
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Hartford
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Stonington
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Tranefer
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Provincetown
Chatham
Lyannis
Woods Hall
Boston & Albany
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Fitchburg
Leominster
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Old State House
Park Square Station
Kneelant Street
L. H. Palmer
Geo
L. Connor
E.G. Allen
A. C. Kendall
Pass
Women's Bicycle Costume Contest Seeks Design and Sketch
The Post invites entrants to submit a fully described woman’s bicycle costume with sketch or photo, offering a cash prize or sewing by a top Boston tailor. Readers discuss the divided skirt concept with illustrations and gaiters, praising practicality and femininity for riding.
Excavation Notes at Boylston Street Subway Site
The tomb opposite 116 Boylston Street in the Walker block is described with a single notable find a coin from 1829. Work rushes on the Public Garden and Common subway despite heat with workers moving slowly. Part of the Garden trench reaches twenty five feet, braces and piles settle the ground like a pincushion. Spectator crowds thinning as Boylston Street section closes off the area.
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Boylston Street
Walker Block
Davis Case Settled In Unusual Alienation Suit
Harriet F. Davis sued Samuel and Helen Davis for 20000 dollars claiming alienation of affection of her husband S Austin Davis. The trial in the Second Session of the Superior Court before Judge Blodgett ended yesterday morning with a private settlement. The defendants are prominent local residents. The exact settled amount was not disclosed as counsel chose not to reveal figures beyond noting it was less than 20000.
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Harriet F. Davis
Inlaw
Samuel Davis
Helen F. Davis
S. Austin Davis
Superior Court
Blodgett
Be Es
Davis
Blackstone Street
Swampscott
Strickland Sentenced for Fraud in Real Estate Case
Charles 8. Strickland was sentenced in the Superior Criminal Court by Judge Fessenden to the House of Corrections for ten months. He defrauded Howard C. Hutchins of $200 on May 22, 1894, by false pretences related to a half interest in a real estate business at 1199 Washington Street.
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Charles 8. Strickland
Superior Criminal Court
Fessenden
House of Correction
Howard C. Hutchins
Hutchins
Washington Street
Strickland
Fits
Bridgeport Family in Distress as Father Missing
Thomas Hichey of the East End disappeared after saying he would seek work. His wife is dying of consumption and five young children, including three month old twins, face starvation. Superintendent Bunnell found the family in dire condition this morning.
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Bridgeport
Conn
ThomasHichey
East End
Bunnell
Al Ochs to resign as Press Cycling Club secretary
The Press Cycling Club announces the resignation of Al Ochs after many years as secretary and officer since 1890. He plans to leave to pursue new business interests and may join the governing board.
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al Ochs
Bostonian Cycle Club
Association Hall
Sterling Elliott
Abbott Bassett
Miss Bassett
Trilby
Dr. Collins
George Cutter
Linscott
Rowan and McConnell
Hartnett
Eddie Martin
Mrs. Collins
Fred O’connor
H. Edwards
F. H. Smith
D. Connolly
Charles McConnell
Fred Rowan
E. Walsh
George Dennis
H. O'Hare
Theo Parker
John Hartnett
T. J. Dorgan
Dr. Loveland
J. J. Fitzgerald
Alfred Medina
Ed Martin
D. J. Dwyer
Bostonian
Berle
Waltham
Webster’s
Pequot Cycle Club
Dedham
Newtons
Sir
Pearl] Street
George Sullivan
Waltham Track
The
Post
Office Mail
Place Aux Dames
Press Club
C. H. Finley
Anderson
Eastern Avenue
Lynn
Andy
Finley
Charlie
TrILBY Costume Discussion and Details in May Boston
The article weighs options for a comfortable practical costume with divided skirts and front breadth. It notes fabric choices linen duck cheviot mohair brill antine and describes a lace trimmed laundered shirt waist belt buckle necktie straw hat Alpine shape with ribbon and feather. Boston May 6 TRILBY.
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Boston
Trilby
Italian Cyclists Flee as Troop Retreat Scene Unfolds
Italian riders glare at retreating cyclists who flee in silent horror. Lieutenants praise their narrow escape from being knifed on a Ferris tandem machine, while a favorite ballad is recalled as “As the Fleeting Days Go By.”
Boston Post Bicycle Trip Description Contest
Prizes of 25 15 and 10 dollars will be awarded for the three best bicycle trip descriptions within 100 miles of Boston. Submissions should include clearly written routes suitable for daily rides, tracings or maps may be sent, and Kodac views encouraged. Limit 1000 words. Send with name and address to Bicycle Trips, Bicycle Department, Boston Post.
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The
Post
Boston
Massachusetts
Bicycle Department
the Post
Josie B Pacer Sold to Duryea for Grand Circuit Campaign
The five year old pacer Josie B by Chatterbox out of Clark Chief Jr sold by E Wilson Georgetown Ky to Peter Duryea New York and sent to George Starr Terre Haute to race this season. Other notes cover Directly and Carbonate champions, trainer John Kelly, and entries for Riverside Park Fall River meets with stakes and nominees expanding for the spring circuit.
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Josie B
Chatterbox
Clark Chief, Jr
E. Wilson
Georgetown
Peter Duryea
New York
George Starr
Terre Haute
Lansing
Joe
Lexington
Denver
Overland Park Club
Direct
Carbonate
Superior
Fresno
Cal
B. H. du Bois
Fleetwood
John Kelly
Salisbury
W. J. Andrews
Harvard Crews Stricken by Illness Amidst Setback
Harvard varsity crews face a glooming outlook as many rowers fall ill with scarlet fever and tonsillitis. The varsity boathouse is empty the crew disbands until Friday with four men ill and stroke Pierce out sick. Junior and freshman crews suffer illness and disruption as training resumes cautiously.
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Harvard
Varsity
Pierce
Fellows Davis
Stone Waraaneas
Harvard Falls to Brown in Erratic Field Battle at Holmes Field
Harvard and Brown produced a poorly played baseball game as Brown outbatted and outfielded Harvard. Bustard cleared the bases with a three bagger in the seventh, while Rand and Burgess made notable catches. Harvard's errors, subs, and weak fielding doomed them despite solid batting.
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Brown
Holmes Field
Bustard
Yale
Paine
Highlands
White
Summersgill
Rand
Lowney
Burgess
Dean
Morton
Winslow
Wrenn
Hayes
Donovan
Robinson
Lauder
Cook
Fultz
Lang
Seereens
O White
Oaer Summersgill
Seeeesers
A. E. Dean
Whittemoi Hayes
Scannell
C Wrenn
O Burgess
C.f Stevenson
Eresernes
Whittemore
Rand Lowney
Buckman
Stevenson
Jenn
Donovan Lauder
Mullen
Europs
Yale Beats Lafayette in Easy Win at New Haven
Yale defeated Lafayette 2 to 1 as Trudeau scattered hits and Yale’s defense limited visitors to a single run in the sixth inning. Clarke endured heavy contact while Yale’s fielders misfielded twice. Score shows Yale 2 Lafayette 1 with 10 Yale hits and 6 Lafayette hits.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Lafayette
Trudeau
Clarke
Greenway and Wilcox
Barclay
Holy Cross beats Colgate in Worcester game
Holy Cross defeated Colgate University 4 to 2 in Worcester on May 7. Holy Cross pitcher Pappalau struggled while Sockalexis hit two homers over netting in right field. Batteries were Powers and F Munro for Holy Cross and Hudson, and P Munro for Colgate.
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Worcester
Colgate University
Holy Cross
Pappalau
Colgate
Sockalexis
Powers
Hudson
F. Munro
P. Munro
Bow Doings Dartmouth Ball Games Cancelled
Hanover May 7 Bowdoin Dartmouth ball games scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday at Hanover are cancelled due to the condition of the Maine nine. Bates College or the Manchester Gymnasium team will play here Thursday.
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Hanover
N. H
Maine
Bates College
Manchester Gymnasium
Lodger accused of assault on lodging house landlady in West End
Miss Emma Moon 42 runs a lodging house at 98 Brighton Street West End. Lodger John Kain 53 refused to leave after an eviction notice and allegedly struck her on the sidewalk, knocking her down. The incident occurred Monday night as she sought police help.
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Emma Moon
Brighton Street
West End
John Kain
Miss Moon
Kain
Faculty Hedges Over Harvard Football Controversy
Harvard faculty meeting ends the two month dispute on football as a motion to bar students from intercollegiate contests fails. The athletic committee will implement reforms and oversee future play with Cambridge games likely under cautious management.
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Harvard
Eliot
Egypt
Cambridge
Tri-College Athletics Discuss New League Plans
Seventeen delegates from Williams Dartmouth and Amherst met to discuss forming a new athletic league and revising constitutions of baseball and football associations. E K Hall of Dartmouth chaired. a committee including J H Irish Williams E K Hall Dartmouth and F M Belden Amherst was chosen to draft a new constitution. Each college will draft its own by laws with a report due tomorrow morning.
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Amherst
Williams
Dartmouth
E. K. Hall
J. H. Irish
F. M. Belden
Yale coach Bob Cook expected for spring regatta
Captain Armstrong of Yale telegraphed for Bob Cook who has just returned to Philadelphia from Europe. Cook's partner said the veteran coach would arrive in New Haven soon after adjusting his business and is expected for the annual spring regatta tomorrow.
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New Haven
Conn
Armstrong
Yale
Bob Cook
Philadelphia
Europe
Harvard Adds Five to Track Team From Saturday Trials
Harvard Mott Haven track squad expands with five new members chosen for strong showing in Saturday games. J da Little Jr and W R Mansfield both class of 1897 join quarter mile. A M Eaton 1897 joins sprints while D G Clarke 1897 competes in broad jump. F C Hinckley 1897 to run mile and K K Kubli L B to the shot put.
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Harvard Mott-Haven
J. da Little, Jr
W. R. Mansfield
A. M. Eaton
D. G. Clarke
F. C. Hinckley
K. K. Kubli
Bribery Sentencing Slated for Haverhill Alder Men Case
Newburyport May 7 The bribery cases involving the Haverhill boodle aldermen and Smith of Boston and Kimball of Haverhill will be called for sentence Monday morning.
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Newburyport
Haverhill
Boodle
Messrs. Smith
Boston
Kimball
Beecham's Pills For Constipation Promoted In Ad
An advertisement promotes Beecham's Pills for constipation with prices of 10 cents and 25 cents and urges readers to buy the book at their druggist.
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Beecham’s
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