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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1873

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Boston and Maine Fall Train Schedule Fragment

A dense, weathered OCR of a Boston and Maine rail timetable lists outward trains to Bangor Portland Island Pond Halifax and connections, with many stations in Maine New Brunswick and Quebec. It shows daily and specific weekday patterns, interline steamship links from Portland, and numerous stop points including Concord Manchester North Conway Wolfboro and Boston area depots.

Boston and Maine Railroad Bangor Farmington St. John N. B Gorham N. H Island Pond Montreal Portland Augusta Bath I Lewiston Eastport Calaix St. Joan N. G Halifax International S. S. Co Hockland Belfast Bangoranachias S P. EK New Egland Nova Scotia S. Co Quebec Rs Lawrence Old Orchard Beach Saco Tiddefore Kennebunk and Wells Haverhill Manchester Lawrence Bastehrn Maine Central Ff. R Causeway Friend Street Pullman Ashington St Boston St. Jopho Best Portard Road Trunk Railway Gr Mgor Mor Nts Maine Central Knox & Lincoln R.R Pullman Palace Lewiston Mockland Biddefora North Conway West Ossipee Wolfboro Union Vill Rochester Treat Falls Portsmouth North Hampton M. Hampton Amesba Salisbury Newbury Ipswich Essex Sport Gloucester Beveris Peay_ Danversport Ae Sam Marblehead Swampscott Salem ILIS BAU King Chelsea Saugus Branch East Boston Lynn New To Esangor Union Vis Great Falls Aye Son Amesbury ANA de Photare Sa Fitchburg Kaishnoad Bellows Falls Cheshire Rutland Bar’ Meen St. Albans Montpelier Aaorn White River Junction Monadnock Peterboro Jaffrey and Rindge Saratoga Iray N.Y North Adams Goosac Mountain Hoosac Tunnel Shelburne Falls Greenfield Brattleboro Ana Way Waltham Orcester Nashua Lancaster Clinton Oakdale New York, Worcester and Way Cena Ayer Juneton Worcester Nashua Acton Boston Railroad Pervais Fite Neture Lincoln Leominster and Shirley Leominster Het Shirey Mason Village Townsend 'S Townsend Centre Ayer Junction Hopping Wtham Ipm Marlboro’ and Hudson Hudson Comcord Bet Saa Wavertes Belmont Waverley Watertown Union Market Mounnourn fFresn Mt. Auburn Pride Ursdays Main Road Willef Ae C. L. Hey Wood

Railway Advertising Company Directors Named for U S Stations

The company holds exclusive advertising rights in major railway stations and offers at the lowest rates extensive facilities to place business before the public, led by President and a board including Duncan Poor Burnett Lans ing Nichols Abrams and others.

United States

Shipping notices and packet line ads from Boston harbor

A collage of shipping notices announces regular packet Reynolds service and Azorean mail packets to Falmouth and St Michaels. Advertisements list agents Henry W. Peabody Co Newell & Co Melbourne, Olive and Kate Williams sailing prospects, Olive Bay via Algoa Bay direct line, and Great Southern Line schedules to Savannah and Charleston with freight and passenger services.

B. Reynolds Eeeneeeses Cumin Andor Topsater Boston Lloyds Favemsean Henry W. Peabody & CO Inara Newell & CO Commission Melbourne Olive Isaac Taylor Kilby Street Savannah Central Railroad Penkantic Gulf and Savannah Florida Seminole Worckster Tony Seth Ana Piertas Alabama Asbesia Charleston Reet Sichardeee & Barnard Great Southern Freight Line Savannah and Central Railway of Georgia Fall River New York Murray, Ferris & Co Lee and Vireo Bastiver South Street Garrison San Salvador San Jacinto North River Bowling Green R. Lowden Huntsville Montgomery Aeek Bi Omnes Ward H. Adams Washington Street Philadelphia Clyde’s Iron Line Providence Richmond Meme Aleston State Room Clyde New Egland Waldo A. Pearce Devonshire Street Metropolitan Steamship Company Central Wharf New YS State Great Southern Cuarceston M. Whitney Central West St

Boston Wholesale Prices Current for Week Ending Nov 5

Boston wholesale price list for the week ending Wednesday November 5 is presented, with corrections expressly for this paper. The report catalogs current pricing across commodities as gathered for local merchants and readers of the publication.

Boston

Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending Nov 5

Market round up shows Ashes stable with Pearls and Pots in demand, Coal scarce with English Channel coal at 2.28 and Nova Scotia stock limited. Coffee markets volatile as Java and Mocha prices rise on tight supply. Cotton dull with weak demand. various commodities including Furs, Drugs, Dyes, Salmon, Molasses, and Flour show mixed activity amid ongoing money pressures and unsettled pricing across grains, produce, and naval stores.

Penne Pearl Buffalo Acadia Sumac Do Cumberland T. Daningg Cape Corren Manila Bidaing Tras Callon Barbadoes Mons de Laines New Orleans Porto Rico Ava Annatto Argoll Wilmington Do. North Co Bright Peru Mac Nell Hon Strass Dex Guim Alves Capea Damarra Senegal Vermilion Helen N.Y Ohio Choice Dairy York and Optum Prussiate Senna Alex East India Turks S Island Cadiz Trapani Sloe Bengal Calcutta Guatemala Logwood St. Domingo Ton Fustic Cuba Castile — Ra Camwood SUGAR Lima Havana Ind’n Coast Iva Ska Moetrista Cuba Eesteads Stady Haddock Portland Bay St. Croix Ilinois Ind’a Canada Bond Malaga John Gibson London Stallow Llow B. Eton Ioews B. Wee Won Boe Roeme Hywn du Pont Powder Co Shipping Myson Souchong Golona Oriental Powder Mills Borneo Russia Sicily Ingham Ayres Ary California Madeira Gordon & On Cos C. G. Hope Cawnpore Patna Madras Nova Scotia Pend Westmoreland Java Rio Maracaibo New York Europe Uplands Gulf St Domingo Lina Sheilee D. C Gambier Smyrna Wisconsin Minnesota Indiana Michigan Illinois St Louis Savannah Indigo Bar [Ron Boston Extra Elaine Shore Bank and Labrador Spermana City and Western City and Vermont Carolina Rangoon New England Cuban Surinam Pennsylvania Montevideo Melbourne Pb Ipnia Baltimore Mobile Charleston Turan Beington N.C Sydney Liverpool St John Pascagoula Boston Fernandina Darien Kennebec Aiheny Prince Edward Island Jaltinore Hayti Weymouth Ee N.C Philadelphia

Boston Reform Ticket Aims to Elevate City Governance

The Boston Post urges a reform slate for mayor and aldermen to end ring politics and partisan control. It champions independent, intelligent candidates, a broad vision for a larger city, and officials who prioritize public welfare over personal gain. The piece links governance quality to urban growth, architecture, and the city’s future as a trade hub and center of philanthropy and learning.

City Hall Boston

Election verdict signals Liberal shift in New England

Our State Election shows light Republican support amid broad Democratic and Independent rally behind William Gaston. Boston and other cities back liberal reforms, promising a State House shift next winter. Call for Democrat Liberal unity on local issues to curb Prohibition and advance individual liberty and economy.

William Gaston Commonwealth Boston Lowell Lawrence Charlestown Worcester Springfield State House Congress Gaston Guiney New York Ohio Iowa Wisconsin

Renovated Boston Triumph After Burnt District Redevelopment

Boston marks a year since the great fire with a renewed, expanded cityscape. Officials and citizens prepare to tour the rebuilt Burnt District, observing widened streets, durable blocks, and a revived commercial vigor that reflects prudence, generosity, and civic pride.

Boston

Nation's upheaval signals rebuke to Administration party

The twelve independent States that elected local Governments on Tuesday have shown stronger reform will than mere warnings. New York and Ohio lead a continental shout against corruption, while Wisconsin Virginia Illinois and Kansas declare anti monopoly sentiment. Tamany rises anew as Democrats mobilize against centralization fraud and Credit Mobilier with reformist zeal. The era of frauds is ending and a higher political tone is demanded in Washington.

New York Ohio Iowa Wisconsin Virginia Louisiana South Carolina Illinois Kansas Kasson Washington Northwest Democratic Party West Sumner Trumbull Schurz Morton Cameron Pomeroy Tammany Rises Union Great Northwest Empire State

Cabinet Candidates and the Election Rebound

The November results toppled Administration majorities in New York Wisconsin and Virginia and buried party influence in Maryland. Cabinet figures Creswell Boutwell Delano Williams faced defeats as voters rejected federal meddling in state races confirming rising disaffection with Administration candidates. The President kept aloof from election nights, hinting federal patronage alone cannot secure wins.

New York Wisconsin Virginia Maryland Creswell Boutwell Senate Delano Ohio Morton Grant Williams Oregon

Massachusetts Election Promises Reform in Legislature

The Massachusetts election results promise a legislature with more opposition influence and less partisan prejudice. Notable arrivals include Reuben Noble of Westfield and John Quincy Adams as a capable associate, while N. P. Banks moves to the Senate, signaling stronger, sensible debate and governance ahead.

Massachusetts Commonwealth Reuben Noble Weatfield Senate Tarbox Lawrence Smith Springfield Gen. Whitney Brookline John Juincy Adam N. P. Banks

Worcester Leads Reform With Gaston and Verry Victory

Worcester emerges as the reform banner city with a 1618 margin for Gaston and elects ex Mayor Verry to the Senate. The result challenges prior Republican dominance and signals a vigorous Democratic presence, while Worcester’s political revival is noted by observers including Hoar.

Worcester Commonwealth Reform Gaston Verry Republican Senate Wachs Hoar

All Sorts and News from Across the World

A sprawling, humorous column of stray items quotes from many places. Mentions include Twain, Buddington, Maine liquor agents, Philadelphia hospital talk, St Louis railways, and Europe’s potato blight. It weaves politics, culture, and oddities with brief anecdotes and crowd mentions.

Buddington Belknap Connecticut Europe Murphy Maine Philadelphia St. Louis Northern Pacific

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