Old Colony Rail schedule notes Boston to New York and local stops
The timetable lists percent routes and times for Old Colony Railroad trains from Boston to New York and to nearby towns including New Bedford Taunton Fairhaven Bridgewater Brockton Plymouth Abington Duxbury and various branches. It names numerous departure times and concurrent daily patterns with Sundays and Thursdays noted. Superintendent J R Kendrick appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Boston
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Manchester
N. H
Upper
Fromoston
Maine
H. E. Chamberlin
Sept
Cbeshire Hrailboa
Fitchburg RE. R
Causeway Street
Winchendon
East Jafirey
Peterboro
Troy
Marlboro
Keene
Westmoreland
Walpole
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Burlington
Saratoga
St. Albans
St. Johns
Montreal
Ogdensburgh
White River
Washington Street
Keene, N. H
OLD Colony Railroad
Ocr
Ecess
New York
New Bedford
Saunton
Fairhaven
Widen
Newport
Fair Hivwer
Taunton
Bridgewater
Des
North Easton
Stoughton and
Randolph
Ra. EE
W. Bridgeneoeere
Brockton
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
South Puxbury
Hasset An
Hingham
Harrison
Cape Cod BR. K
Samir
Martha’ Yar
Nantucket
Milton Lower Mills
Neponset
Fall River
South Braintree
Milton
Mattapan
Shawmut
Ursaays
Kiwi FM
Washington
Baltimore and
Potomac R. R
Washington Branch
R. R
Philadelphia
Phila
West Phila
N. Y
Baltimore
Washington St
Bold State House
H. FP. Kenney
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Providence
Shore Line
Ste
Steanboat
Pawtucket
Deville
Hebronville
Umford
India Point
Attleboro
Worth Attleboro
West Mansfield
Mansfield
Foxboro
Sharon
Canton
Hreadville
Hope and Clarendon
Forest Hills
Lol
Ela
Jamaica Plain
Boylston Street
Ra.w
Roxbury
Hedham
Roxbury and Highlands
Cox Poslindale
Stoughton
Return
A. A. Polsom
Albany
Beach Street
Lincoln Streets
Pittefield
Chester
Lie
Adams
Springfield
Palmer
Worcester
Millbury
Grafton
Westboro
Cordaville
Ashland
South Framingham
Tae Ao Pa
Natick
Wellesley
Grantville
Falls
Pine Grove
Auburndale
West Nerwton
Newt
Faneuil
Brighton
Allston
Fo Farm
Brookline
W. Div
Eaves Beston
W. B. Barnes
Clinton
Fitch
Seburg
Framingham
Leominester
Fitchburg
Fayyvile
Northboro
Southhboro
Berlin
Pratt’s Junction
West Berlin
Cheshire
Central Vermont
Vermont and
Massachusetts
Oak Bluffs
Oak
Old Colony
S. A. Webber
Warren Ladd
Fi. Ryde
United States
Bangor
St. John
N. B
Skow- Riepess
Weeninn
North Conway
Gorham
N.H
Island Pond
Quebec
Portland
Augusta
Lewiston
Bath
Eastport
Calais
Halifax
N. S
International S. S. Co
Mon
Thurs
N.S
Intercolonial Railway
P. EK. Island
St. Job's
N. F
New Glasgow
Cape Breton
New England
Nova Scotia
S. S. Co
Castine
Sedgwick
Machias
Rockland Amden
Belfast
Searsport
Bucks
Mt. Desert
Rockland
Deer Isle
Lawrence
Old Orchard Beach
Saco
Biddeford
Kennebunk
Wells
Salmon Falls
Rochester
Alton Bay
Exeter
Dover
Great Falls
Svi
Haverhill
Merrimac
Lowell
Andover
Wakefield
Ware Eee
Lynnfield
Newburyport
Stoneham, Malden and
Melrose
Medford
Old Colony Depot
Corner South
Kneeland Streets
Old State House
J. R. Kendrick
L. H. Palmer
C. R. R.ial
Boston Wholesale Prices Current Week Ending Nov 22
The Boston wholesale price list for the week ending Wednesday November 22 provides market figures for several commodities. Prices reflect typical wholesale levels and notable shifts from prior periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
South Carolina Looks For Democratic Victory In Electors Count
November 23 1876 report notes W E Chandler and a Returning Board member placed bets on the presidential result but will lose. The Legislature is Democratic and a Supreme Court count is expected to be impartial. A Democratic win for electors seems likely, with the state saved from further corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Chandler
Returning Board
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Patterson
Regularities in electoral vote and Congress power
The Daily Advertiser argues that irregularities in the electoral vote cannot be cured by Congress while the body is now Democratic. It notes Congress acted under what it calls usurped authority for twelve years and questions the Twenty second Joint Rule’s relevance and constitutional power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Advertiser
Congress
Advertiser
Republican Congress
Sumner of Yale Reports Louisiana After New Orleans Visit
Prof Sumner declares certified parish returns show a 7000 lead for Tilden and that violence was minimal with only a single case of lynching unrelated to politics. He blames a usurping government aided from Washington for Louisiana’s mournful society and business, contrasting it with past Republican condemnations by Wheeler Hoar and Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia
Cumberland
Java
Rio
Maracaibo
St. Doneee
Uplands
Gulf
SuiSoda
Lilye
Hake
Labrador
Malaga
Turkey
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
St. Louis
Suwakiee Bush
Calcutta
Manila
Buenos Ayres
Entre Rios
Concordia
Montevideo
New York
East India
Bengal
Guatemala
Eglenton
Caltness
Sar Lon
Russia
Tédoc
Co Th. Lfeather
Rockland
Barbadoes
Port Spain
Cuba
Surinam
Naval
Wilmington
Rosin
Pitch
Western
Boston
Lord Oflno
No. 1
Gwe
Elaine
Shore
Bank and Labrador
Cone New York
Vermont Dairies
Iim
Carolina
Louisiana
New England
Mats Iloilo
Matanzas
Portland
Sumac
Sicily
Aires
Pennsylvania
California
Delaina
Australia
Cape
Adelaide
Canada
Melbourne
Sydney
Liverpool
London
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Alexandria
Georgetown
Cork
British Channel
Norfolk
Havre
New Orleans
Baltic
Bremen
Genoa
Galveston
St John
Maine
Asch
Pemaquid
Sierrane
Pensacola
Arcel
Demerara
Hayti
Turk’s Island
Weymouth
Savannah
St. John
N. B
Richmond
New Haven
Kennebec
Gardiner
Kennemo Bec
Sumner
Yale College
Tilden
Returning Board
Washington
Wheeler
Hoar
Foster
Rise and fall of majorities in electors and Tilden's win
The piece critiques Republican praise of Electoral College rules, arguing that historically a popular majority accompanies a majority Electoral College win. It notes Tilden’s 1876 style context, cites declines in Northern Republican majorities totaling 509,161, and asserts that a true majority in popular votes aligned with electoral victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
Polk
Taylor
Buchanan
Lincoln
North
New England
Middle States
Western States
Republican managers push false pretexts to overturn Tilden win
The piece accuses Republican leaders of fabricating grounds to deny the popular verdict after the election. It cites claims that Negro votes favored Hayes, recounts alleged intimidation and fraud, and argues municipal control by Republicans enabled manipulation in South Carolina, Louisiana, and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
Chandler
Republican Party
Judge Matthews
South Carolina
Louisiana
Florida
Hayes
Democrats
Conservya
Union denounces false claims of a Tilden revolution
A proclamation denounces rumors of Gov. Tilden planning a forced national surrender, asserting that voters in disputed states rejected intimidation and fraud. It blames partisan pressures, asserts Republicans wield control over precincts, and argues peaceful ballot action safeguarded rights and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
Louisiana
Senate
Gov. Tilden
Capitol
Cremation Debate Sparks Theosophical Spectacle in 19th Century
A controversial article argues cremation is scientifically superior to burial. It describes Baron Von Palm’s planned cremation in Washington PA on December 11 and satirically critiques Theosophical rites led by Col Olcott. The piece weighs burial versus cremation amid moral and religious sentiment, urging respect for the dead and noting Earth's primacy in absorbing remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr le Moyne
Washington
Pennsylvania
Baron von Palm
New York
Theosophical Society
von Palm
le Moyne
Rameses II
Nile
Ganges
Old
Thebes
Col
Olcott
Col. Olcott
Panjandrum
Cheops
Signor Blitz
Fakir
Ava
Atlantic
Pacific
Breach of Promise Cases Reported Amid Canvassing Delays
Breach of promise cases are noted with abundance, arriving at a time to relieve the monotony of slow and indecisive returns from the canvassing boards.
Centennial News and Gossip from 19th Century Papers
A collage of dated notes and anecdotes from various papers, mentioning the Japanese minister, Mme Essipoff, Kellogg and Returning Board, and political jests. Includes references to Disraeli, Tilden, and Hunter’s crowd, with social scenes in Washington and New York, plus a London corresp on Mr Sampson’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Hampton
Mme. Essipoff
Chopin
Washington
Paris
Kellogg’s
Ebony
J. C. Ayer
Arkansas Hot Springs
Brown-Sequard
London
Morgan
New York
Boston
Graphic
Disraeli
Chambery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Post
Post Publishing Company Publishers
Boston Press and Post
Boston Statesman & Weekly Post
Daily Post
Bae
Grxexat
Mann
Railroads
Stonington
Corner State Street
J. W. Richardson
A. A. Folsom
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Potomac
Wwe EE
Baltimore and Potomac R. R
Washampton Branch
Nashta
Greenfield
Lyndeboro
Wilton
Milford
Amherst
Washua
Tysboro
Cosford
Billeric
Billerica
Wan
Tewksbury
Stoneham
Winchester
Pw. W. Medford
College Hill
Somerville
Winter Hill
Milk Row
Lexington
Arsimpton & Way
P. S- Amherst
Ashua
Gungesboro
Chelmsford
Bileerica
Pu. Lawrence
Woburn
Peru
Tink? Ca
Comco
Eetington
Or and Arlington
Nashua
Northern Depot
Unday
Geepel
Northern & Concord
Claremont R. B
White River Junction
Ontpelier
Rouse’s Point
Ogdensburg
St Johnsbury
Littleton
Bristol
Hillsboro
Vermont
Mona
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
Pullman
Miller
Westinghouse
General Agency
Central Vermont Road
Cor. Milk
L. Millis
J. W. Hobart
Fitchburg Railroad
Schenectady
West
Hoosac Tunnel
Gardner
Baldwinville
Athol
Miller’s Falls
Shelburne Falls
No. Adams
Mass
Greenfield R. R
Brattleboro
Framingham & Lowell Railroad
Fitchburg and
Ayer
Leominster and
Shirley
Greenville and Townsend Centre
Marlboro and Hudson
Waltham
Belmont and Waverley
Waverley
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Pet
Cambridge
Main Road
Co. L. Heywood
Ape
Sohn Adams
Boston,& Maine Railroad
Hantern & Maine Central
St. John and the Provinces
Halifax, &c
Waterville
Skowhegan
Farmington, &c
Brunswick, &c
Montreal and Grand Trunk Railway
Leweiston
Conway, &c
Wolfboro
Seo
Portsmouth
Hampton
R. Amesbury
Newebury Port
A.m
Ipswich
Wenham
Beverly
Rockport
Gloucester
Beverly Farms
Danvers
Danversport
Peabody
Swampscott
Marblehead
Chelsea
Lewistom
North Hampton
New
Buryport
A. M
Rm. Salem
Rm. Swampscott
M. Lynn
Revere
Revere Beach
West Lynn
Market Street
Lynn
Chatham Street
cVia Saugus
Workingmen
Geo. Bachelder
Cass
J. P. Proven
Fitler
Ivor
Phils
T. 8S. Robertson
Scottish American Cancer and Lung Institute
Tremont Street
Scotland
Braman, Shaw & 60
Sudbury
City OF
Eastern Avenue
Charles River Bridge
City Hall
Board of Street Commissioners
Newton Talbot
British & North American
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
Ueenstown
Queenstown
Cork Harbor
Siberia
Atlas
Marathon
Cunard
Great Britain and Ireland
State Street
James Alexander
Jet
Glasgow
Co. L. Bartlett & CO
Broad Street
White Star Line
Leyland’s
Istrian
Illyria
Anyester
Mediterranean
ER & Lincoln
T Liverpool
Minn
Palestine
Warren & CO
France
General Transatlantic Company
G. B
North River
Amerique
Ponzolz
Trudelle
Sanglier
Louis DE Berbian
Broadway
C. E. Fuller & Co
Perry
Exston
J. W. Lawrence & CO
Road St
Allan Line
J. L. Farmer
WM. B. Clark
Bermuda
P. M
Interco
SSS Railway
Lindsey
Twhart
Truro
Windsor
Kentville
We Honey
Pers
W. H. Ring
T Wharf
O.G. Pearson
F. Nickerson & CO
Consignees’ Notices
Grand Junction
Post Office Square
San Francisco
Lewis Wharf
Portland Lloyds
Chase
C. L. Taylor Ac
Melbourn
Saratf
Atkins
Formosa
Henry W. Peabody & CO
Miuk St
Newell & Co
Light Exchange
Great Southern Line
Charleston
Commercial
Sehr
J. P. Wyman
Urann
A. Dew. Sampson
Ifnis Merchants
Bark Scotland
J. Henry Aj
Panama Transit ND
Pacific Mail Steamship Lines
Central America
South America
China
Japan
Acapulco
Isthmus
Panama
D. D.C
Pacific Mail Steamship CO
Sandwich Islands
New Zealand
Jastf
Woodhouse & Co
D. H. Tully & CO
Central Wharf
Took, Gove & General
Yuengling & Co
Manhattan Brewery
Toledo
Co. Vossler
Hawley St
Berton Brewing
Attey & NichoLs
The
Col. Heath and
Parker Streets
Boston Highlands
A. Hubbard
J. B. Huckins
Central Street Wharf and Dock
Border Street
East
G. Pearson
Richardson & Anard
O. G. Pearson
Great Southern Freight and Passenger Line
S. C
Houte
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Neptune
Metropolitan Steamship Co
S.C
Norfolk, Baltimore and Washington Steamship Line
Johns Hopkins
WM. Crane
WM. Lawrence
George Appold
WM. Kennedy
McClellan
Norfolk City
Providence Bregas
E. A. Rockwell
GEO. Appold
Petersburg
Tenn
M. W. Davison
E. Sampson
Blackstone
Steamship Line
Roman
Long Wharf
Norman
KE. B. Sampson
Cleeut
Cromwell Line
Knickerbocker
Kemble
Mobile
Mississippi River
Clark & Shaman
West. Street
H. Adams
Texas Line
Key West
U.S. Mail
City OF Houston
Deering
East River
Houston
Texas Central
Mendelson
Harrisburg
San Antonio
C. H. Mallory & CO
Maiden Lane
C. C. Gregg
Glyde’s
Boston and Covidence
D. D. C. Minh
General Eastern
Metropolitan
New May York
Isee
H. M. Whitney
Park Oceanare
Columbus Avenue
Ays
Sune
Stoningto
Rhode Island
Wash
Fred. P. Barnes
Halif
Eereenaes
Foot of India Wharf
Grand Trunk
Maine Central
Wactiane
Weeks
Foot India Wharf
Camden
Bucksport
Winterport
Hampden
Bagor
Stear
J. P. Johnson Cay
Foster's Wharf
Haspstine
Star OF the East
Jason Collins
Union Wharf
Winthrop
Farmington
Hallowell
West Waterville
Liberty
Knox and Lincoln
H. H. Hyde
Gardiner Hallowel
Bax
Ellsworth
Deer Island
Winter Harbor
City OF Richmond
Cen
Chas
Houghton
North Haven
Bar Harbor
Machinaort
Eastern
Boston and Maine
Sanford
St. Andrews
Shediac
Newcastle
Bathurst
Digby
Annapolis
Pictou
Summerside
Charlottetown
P. E.I
W. H. Kilby
School Street
J.C. Davis & CO
England
Pub
Ould
Leerat
Brie Jamel
an _ Am Cannel
Lumeber
St Domingo
Baie
Pemlock
Mcotton
Southern Pine
Uplende
Resawea
Rando
Porto Rico
Annato
Straits
Ipecac
N.Y
Choice Dairy
York and
Rick
Senna
Alex
Rangoon
Turks Island
Capiz
St. Oehs
Fustic
Castile
St. Domingo
B. Do
Lima
Havana
Sapan
Ind’n Coast
HS Perth
Isa
Haddock
Otard. Dupuy
Martell
St. Grate
India
Jamaica
Bay
Bond
John Gibson
Smyrna
Weigut
du Pont
Souchong
American Powder Co
Oriental Powder Mills
Colon
Sporting
Mickie A
Borneo
Bond— Hay
Ingham
I . Eos
Buenos Aerenary
Do. Florio
Rio Grande
Ularet
Bease
Madeira
Jr. Ayres
Duff,Gordon
P.case
Chang 'E
N. Orleans
C. G. Hope
Patna
Madras
Samuel Weller
Bob Sawyer
Daniel Green
Suffolk County
Almshouse
Daniel
Ole Bull
Longfellow
Redpath
Midhat Pasha
Abdul Aziz
Telegraph
New England News
Court Street
Kellogg, Chamberlain
Stearna
Happy
Rochester Dem
Miss Dickinson
Leverett Saltonstall
Tallahassee
Fla
North Carolina
Vance
Morrissey
Black Hills
Peter Cooper
Robeson
Navy
Caleb Cushing
Cameron
Patti
Nancy
Rheims
Bordeaux
Jay Cooke
Lake Erie
Grant
New York Times
Buffalo
Susan B. Anthony
Worcester Press
New York Evening Post
Pope
Boss Shepherd
Aulick
Shepherd
Rotand
Sampson
London Times
Corres