Train Schedules from Union Station Boston Area
Train times list departures from Union Station Boston to multiple points including Portland Augusta Bangor East Harboge Concord Lewiston Manchester St John Halifax Proce and other Grand Trunk Maine Central routes with varied weekday weekend and Sunday slots and additional rail and steamer connections to Castine Deer Isle Sedgwick Bar Harbor Jonesport Machiasport Eastport Calais St Andrews and St John New Brunswick.
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Union Station
Boston
Portland
Augusta
Bangor
East Harbog
Concord
N. H
Lewiston
Manchester
ST. John
Halifax
the Proces
ST. Stephen
N. B
ST. Andrews
Es Conway
Intervale
Glen
Crawfords
Fabyans
Twin Mountain
Whitefield
Jefferson
Lancaster
Grand Trunk R. R
Maine Central
Omaston
Rockland
Quebec
North Conway
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Southwest
Bar Harbors
Millbridge
Jonesport
Machiasport
Eastport
Calais
ST Andrews
T. John
Cuban Forces Prepare Key Battle Around Havana
The Havana report predicts the war’s biggest clash within days as Weyler defends against Maceo in Pinar del Rio and Gomez with Calixto Garcia’s 40,000 troops moves to invade Havana province. A decisive Cuban victory could end the conflict.
The Patriots' Side on Cuban War Fronts in May
Grover Flint reports from Yaguaranas, Cuba, detailing Maceo’s 10,000-strong force in Pinar del Rio, Gomez’s maneuvers through Santa Clara, and the fortified trocha dividing Havana province. He argues belligerency recognition could end the war in two months and urges small expeditions as decisive, noting Spanish patrols and patrol patterns.
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New York
Journal Today
Grover Flint
Yaguaranas
Santa Clara
Cuba
Maceo
Quentin Bandera
Pinar del Rio
Maximo Gomez
Guarnajay
San Cristobal
Trocha
Havana
Guanabacoa
Banos
Marianao
Rincon
Bejucal
San Felipe
Arola
Ruiz
Barnal
Troch
Mine Camp Prank Shows Gold Fever On Local Street
A staged prospecting scene unfolds with passersby carting home rock, children filling music boxes, two Winchester women visiting the mine, and a makeshift inn near the site. A lone young man tests a coffee mill ore crusher, failing to process ore, as crowds cheer the spoof mining thirst and Townsend plans deeper exploration next week.
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Gold Camp
the Law
Winchester
Angie
Cripple Creek, Jr., Mining Company (Limited
Willow Avenue
Mr. Townsend
Weyler Staff Evacuated After Ensenada Stranding
A Havana despatch reports the cruiser Ensenada, carrying Captain-General Weyler and staff, ran aground at Cabanas near Havana while en route for a brief coastal inspection. The crew assisted, Weyler and aides moved to another ship. Damage deemed not serious. Canovas says the United States has not protested Spain's tobacco export decree and will respect existing contracts.
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Madrid
Imparcial
Havana
Ensenada
Weyler
Cabanas
United States
General Weyler
Cuba
Spain
Domestic Laurels Record Comment in Chicago Record
A playful exchange notes a wife beating a record this week with a pedometer worn during cleaning. The remark questions proof, joking about timing devices and measuring distance. The line reflects light chatter in the Chicago Record.
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Chicago
Moore Oppenheim Bride Wed Benjamin Moore at Auburn Street
Miss Annie Oppenheim daughter of Mr and Mrs H Oppenheim united in marriage to Mr Benjamin M Moore at the bride’s parents residence 24 Auburn street. Rabbi H S Sholer officiated with maid of honor Miss Annie Robinson and best man J P Oppenheim Jr. A wedding banquet followed and guests included Mr and Mrs David Silbert and families Mrs B King and daughters and others. The couple plan a South tour and will reside at 14 Ashland street.
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Annie Oppenheim
David Silbert
B. King
Frieda
Rosa
Edward Claff
R. Cohen
Gertrude Leventhal
Louis Golinsky
Simpson
Shuman
Harry Silert
Small Sunday Fires Across Multiple Buildings
Fires reported yesterday morning on four floors in a four story brick building at 10 Wiggin street damaged by a kerosene lamp explosion. A first floor fire on 169 Harrison avenue caused by an upset oil lamp damaged $20. A wooden building at 47 Rutherford avenue owned by A H Allen and used by Bunker Hill Carriage Co. had a chicken incubator fire causing $40 damage. An ash barrel fire behind 88 Marginal street East Boston caused no damage.
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Wiggin Street
Jacob Harris
Julia Rutenburg
Harrison Avenue
Henry Mowry
Rutherford Avenue
A. H. Allen
Bunker Hill Carriage Company
Marginal Street
Boston
Opposes Liquor in Parks by Hibernian Group
The Hibernian Total Abstinence Association met at Naomi Hall in Boston area to protest liquor sales near public parks. Vice-President Maurice Dinneen chaired as resolutions urged the Boston Police Board to enforce the ban, with the group planning to send copies of the resolutions to authorities. The association, representing Greater Boston, will mark its first anniversary on August 18.
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Hibernian Total Abstinence Association
Naomi Hall
Washington Street
Maurice Dinneen
Malden
Order of Hibernians
Greater
Boston
Boston Police Board
Watertown Child Run Over by Waltham Driver
Maggie Flynn daughter of John Flynn of Waterstreet Watertown was run over yesterday afternoon by J H Bowker of Waltham. Bowker was driving through the town when the accident occurred. The child suffered a severe cut on the forehead.
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Maggie Flynn
John Flynn
Waterstreet
Watertown
J. H. Bowker
Waltham
Bowker
Victoria's Birthday Celebrated by Loyal Subjects in Boston
Queen Victoria, aged 77, celebrated in Boston and across the United States with sermons, processions, and public rejoicings. The piece notes her reign, marriage to Albert, and long affection for family, while recounting charitable efforts, colonial loyalty, and child centered festivities in Canada and New England.
British Charity Society Dinner at Copley Square Hotel
Acting Governor attends as guests Jolcott Port Collector Winslow and others at the British Charitable Society annual dinner at the Copley Square Hotel this evening. A crowd of Americans of British descent plan a banquet at the United States Hotel under St Matthew's parish auspices in South Boston. The Harvard Canadian Society marked the Queen's natal day with a Saturday evening event at the United States Hotel.
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England
America
British Charitable Society
Copley Square
Jolcott
Winslow Warren
United States
St. Matthew’s Parish
South Boston
Harvard Canadian Society
Model Queen Victoria Celebrated As England's Longreigning Monarch
The article recalls Queen Victoria’s nearly sixty year reign and her standing as a respected monarch during strained US UK relations. It details her early life, upbringing by the Duchess of Kent, premature ascent to the throne in 1837 at age eighteen, and a portrait by Washington Irving. It notes her marriage to Prince Albert, their nine children, and Albert’s death in 1861 marking a major sorrow in her life.
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Prince Albert
Saxe-Coburg
England
Victoria
Albert
Queen Victoria
Chapel Royal
St. James’s Palace
United States
Vic
Canterbury
Privy Council
Kensington
Duchess of Kent
Edward
Duke of Kent and Strathearn
George III
Washington Irving
Paris
Old-Time Record Chronicle of British Charitable Society
An 1819 report from the British Charitable Society, printed in Boston, lists founders and subscribers, noting aid to English and Scottish families in Massachusetts. The society, celebrating its 80th anniversary with a Copley Square Hotel dinner, shows early funds of $604.58 spent that year and $1200 in the bank, with many names linked to old Boston.
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Sewell Phelps
Court Street
Boston
British Charitable Society
Queen Victoria
British Society
Copley Square Hotel
America
John Houston
W. Wells
Thomas Dixon
John Lee
Henry Wainwright
William Rowson
William Wells
William Clouston
Obadiah Alwyn
John Bacon
John
London
John Wilson
Abraham Bazin
Robert Waterston
John Jones
John Galbraith
Commonwealth
Kirk Boott
Bootts
Lowell
Bowdoin Square
George&. White
George K. Jackson
Middlecot Street
Samuel Jackson
Papanti
Congress Street
John London
Leverett Place
William Gardner
Orange Street
Standfast Smith
Gustavus Tuckerman
Peter Banner
Brattle Square
William Snaith
State Street
Samuel Mare
Fish Street
W. M. S. Doyle
Museum
Thomas Ford
Fore Street
Daniel Darby
Spring Lane
George Jeffry
Millpond Street
Alexander Small
Flagalley
Temple Bowdoin
Boston 4
William Wilberforce
Copley Square
James Wemmyss
Loyalty in Canada Outshines Mother Country On Queen’s Birthday
Canadians display stronger loyalty to the Queen as her birthday becomes a public holiday with widespread celebration while in England the observance is perfunctory. The report notes the conspicuous enthusiasm of Canadian colonial subjects during the occasion.
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Yorkshire
England
Philadelphia
Tenton
Maine
John Richards
W. S. Skinner
John Grew
John Bacon
Canada
Honor Queen at Moscow
In Moscow on May 24 services marked Queen Victoria’s 77th birth anniversary at the English church. The Duke and Duchess of Connaught attended with their suites. The Bishop of Peterborough preached and a prayer asked for the Russian imperial family. A herald recited his Majesty’s coronation titles.
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Moscow
Victoria
Outdoor preaching on the Common opens Benevolent Fraternity exercises
On the Common yesterday a long line of listeners gathered for the opening Sunday of the Benevolent Fraternity of Churches. Women and men preached, gospel singing filled the air, with Rev. Charles F. Dole and Rev. Mary T. Whitney addressing crowds southwest of the band stand. Policemen managed crowds as a seeded, rolled section of the Common delayed trading progress. Farther up, speakers debated politics, including women voices, one woman attracting a large crowd around her.
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Charles Street
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Charles F. Dole
Jamaica Plain
Mary
Syre
Haverhill Italians Fight Over Rent Dispute
In Haverhill on a Saturday night Joseph Trent attacked Louis Ronzsio with a knife after a rent dispute at a fruit store on Mlover Street. Ronzsio fired twice, hitting Trent in the nose as officer Bolen intervened. Trent hospitalized. Ronzsio arrested. wounds not considered dangerous.
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Haverhill
Joseph Trent
Louis Ronzsio
Mlover Street
Ronzsio
Trent
Bolen
Schooners Collision Reports Loss and Sinking Suspect
The Thomaston Mary Sprague with Captain Frank Poland from Brunswick to Boston was towed by Kate Jones after a fog collision in South Channel. Bow, headgear, and bowsprit were lost, bow stove, vessel leaking badly. an unknown schooner may be sunk with ten aboard including a woman, aiding later identification via a ship broker.
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Thomaston
Mary Sprague
Frank Poland
Brunswick
Kate Jones
Evans
Poland
South Channel
Boston
Colonel Thomas Missing From Tremont Theatre Benefit
Colonel Henry A. Thomas was listed for an address at the grand sacred concert for the Royal Arcanum Hospital Association in Tremont Theatre last evening but did not appear. The performance week at Tremont Theatre concluded with the closing concert.
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Henry A. Thomas
Royal Arcanum Hospital Association
Tremont Theatre
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Railroads
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City Ticket Office
Western & Eastern
Havana Province
Patriot
Gomez
Garcia
Bahia Honda
Calixto Garcia
Patriots
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Victoria’s
Dee Ee
British Empire
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St. Matthew's Epscopal Church
Albert BE. George
Vancouver
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Henry Chamberlaine
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
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Conn
Greg Oe Remedy CO
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Oston
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Utica
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Hanover
Bradford
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Erbrooke
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Simltgay An Sst
G. T. Ry
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Vis
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Hoosac Tunnel
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