Southern Division Station Schedules and Connections
Southern Division timetable lists stations from Causeway Street Foot of Porte land Street to Montreal via White River Junction and other branches. It includes times for Bristol, Claremont, Norwich and Hanover, Bradford and Newbury, Montpelier and Burlington, and connections to Quebec, Montreal, and Montreal Boston Air Line. Officials listed are J W Sanborn, W F Berry, Flanders, and B. W. Sanborn as general managers and agents.
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Philadelphia and
Washington Express
Boston
Southern Division
Causeway Street
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Poughkeepsie
Bethlehem
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelpia
Chicago Express
White River Junction
U&b
Quebec
Porteland Street
Manchester and Concord
N. N
Pranklin
Lebanon
Bristol Branch
Claremont
St. Brohnbury
Neswpoort
Sherbrooke
Norwich
Tanover
Thetford
Bradford
Newbury
Montpelier
Burlington
Montreal
Dies Ust
Through Car Service In Effect Nov 20 1892
Through car service begins on November 20 1892 extending to passengers on all lines. The change aims to improve convenience for riders with longer connections and smoother transfers across routes. Local officials urge adherence to schedule and note potential minor delays during rollout.
Civil and Supreme Judicial Court Dockets Mentioned in Nov 23
In the Civis Courts United States Circuit Court the cases include Putnam vs Mutual Fire Insurance and Putnam vs Fire Association, both on $30,000 policies for a Ness City Kansas sugar mill destroyed by fire in August 1890, with verdicts totaling $29,693.97 for plaintiffs. Also United States vs Asa P. Potter on demurrer to indictment counts. Averica, J. and others listed. unfinished case National Bank of Deposit vs Brown Paper Company. In Commonwealth Supreme Judicial Court Alfred Winsor et al. vs Arthur Mills, a Brookline real estate trust-ward arrangement deemed invalid and blocking perpetual restraints, with partial validity for a trust with equitable interests. Storey & Thorndike represented plaintiffs. Sioar for defendants.
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United States Circuit Court
Moulton, Loring & Loring
G. Morse
E.N. Hill
United States
Asa P. Potter
Comptroller of Treasury
G. D. Robinson
F. D. Allen
W. S. B. Hopkins
Averica
National Bank of Deposit
L. L. Brown Paper Company
Potter, Lovell & Co
G.& W. L. Putnam
W. B. French
Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
FitLo
C.J
Holmes, KnowlTon and Barker
Alfred Winsor
Arthur Mills
Brookline
E. 8. Philbrick
Ec Eans
Storey & Thorndike
Sioar
Suffolk court terms report includes several civil cases
In Suffolk_Is as of Nov 23, multiple sessions list actions in contract and tort. Carrie A Holmes sues H W Smith for 20000. M J Cahill sues G N Carr for assault and false imprisonment with verdict of 1. Joseph O Rourke seeks 38000 for injuries from a street incident. John Reed sues West End Railroad for 10000. other tort and equity actions, a divorce decree nisi granted with child custody pending, and trials scheduled after Monday.
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Superion Court
Suffolk
Bishop
Carrie A. Holmes
H. W. Smith
Assiss Fales
C. C. Mellen
H. Tyng
R. M. Morse
J. W. Rollins
T. J Gargan
P. M. Keating
I. F. Paul
Joseph O'Rourke
John Janse
Prentiss Street
P. J. Casey
J. A. Bennett
John Reed
West End Railroad Company
Main Street
Cambridge
L. M. Child
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
W. B. Garout
Dunsar
Vincenzio Santosuosso
Rufus H. Orne
North Square
Boston
Unfinished
C. F. Donnelly
W. H. Powers
N. Currier
Baioncett
J. H. Strudy
P. C. Hall
Evence
A. F. Means
Wiggin & Fernald
Equity
Alprica
Ananager
Howland & Elis
Wyman
A. E. Avery
T. J. Barry
J. M. Raymond
Thaddeus Hutchings
Libellan
Agnes Hutchings
Nisi
Essex Superior Court
Edward Hutchings
Cambridge News Notes Local Politics and Tramps
Cambridge reports on Lieutenant C H Lake's captaincy bid in Company B and Walter H Lombard's resignation amid criticism. Police station lodging concerns prompt talk of Hawkins Street lodge. A wandering man’s tale and a bed claim prompt questions. Obituaries note Jane Green and James M Shankland, both from Ward 8 and Canton born, with funeral plans. Thanksgiving exercises at Webster school and Morse pupils’ charity wagon of goods highlight community acts. Harvard Bruce.
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C. H. Lake
First Regiment
Walter H. Lombard
Lombard
Messrs. Lake
Cambridge
Hawkins Street
Trimps
Woburn
Alexander
Jack Mason
Bert
Jane Green
Second Street
James M. Shankland
Shankland
North Avenue
Canton
Mass
Ross & Son
Webster School
John D. Bilings
Morse School
The
Flower Mission
Harvard Bruce
Will Smash the Trusts interview in Inter Ocean
In a Chicago Inter Ocean interview the speaker argues the Sherman act is constitutional and enforceable to dissolve monopolies like the sugar and oil trusts. He contends trusts destroy public welfare, favoring cooperative labor over capital, and urges breaking up monopolies to prevent tyranny. The article notes a New York hearing date as the Reading coal case goes before the interstate commerce subcommittee with subpoenas planned for Reading president McLeod.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
Philadelphia & Reading Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia & Reading
House
Senate
Congress
Lam
Sugar Trust
Oil Trust
Oil
United States
Europe
New York
Congressional
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Reading Coal Combine
Federal
Messrs
McLeod
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Maxwell
Jersey Central
Sloan
Holden
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Reading Company
About You And Your Friends East Boston Rowing Ball
The Columbian Rowing Association held a successful ball at Lyceum Hall. Members are social athletes who enjoy rowing and gathering friends. They host winter parties and summer socials at Jeffries Point. Campaign candidate M. J. Leary is praised for his strong showing in the recent Democratic caucus. William A. Trevor and Agnes G. McKenney wed last night with a reception at 169 Bennington Street. Best man John T. Peterson and bridesmaid Emma L. McKenney attended. guests from New York joined. Mrs. Daniel Sullivan visits Miss Grady before returning to St Stephen. Delsarte Lyceum Company plans an art recital at the Unitarian Church tonight.
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Columbian Rowing Association
Lyceum Hall
Jeffries’ Point
M. J. Leary
Flynn
Leary
Arthur
William A. Trevor
Agnes G. McKenney
Father McKone
Daniel McKenney
Bennington Street
John T. Peterson
Emma L. McKenney
New York
Daniel Sullivan
Sullivan
St. Stephen
N. B
John Grady
Marion Street
Delsarte Lyceum Company
Rachel May Clark
Florence Louise Baker
Grace D. Smith
Marian May O'Doherty
Unitarian
Ferryman
Chelsea Candidate Thomas Martin Poised For Mayor Victory
Mr Thomas Martin the citizens choice for Minor is well known in Chelsea. The Democrats back him and many Republicans expect his defeat of Mayor Converse. He previously served in the Common Council in 1879 and as Alderman in 1881 82 and as Representative to the General Court in 1883. An abolition of murder charges looms after a case at Abram Brown’s apothecary. Chelsea Board of Aldermen approves Boston Maine Railroad tracks across Chelsea Bridge Avenue with a plan for a overhead bridge and a $1.5 million local improvement. An extraordinary bazaar for St Luke’s Church will be held December 6 7 and 8 at Pythian Rink.
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Thomas Martin
Chelsea
Martin
Converse
Common Council
Aldernan
General Court
Partington
Pythian Rink
St. Luke’s
Somerville Heat Complaint Aboard Lowell System Trains
Somerville riders protest insufficient heat on Boston and Maine trains with warm cars for some boarding points and cool or standing space for others. A Union Thanksgiving service schedule for Winter Hill and Broadway churches is announced, with programs and speakers listed.
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Lowell
Boston
West Somerville
Winter Hill
C. L. Noyes
Misses Picott
W. C. Bailey
W. J. Day
J. B. Rand
Perkins Street Baptist Church
A. R. Moore
Boston Seeks Faster Steamers To Connect City With Outlying Areas
From Newport News, Boston announces ambition to secure fast steamers. The Board of Aldermen calls for Umbria and Etruria class ships or better, to be placed on the line soon. Commercial groups urged to join in backing improved service, leveraging Boston as a leading business center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Boston
Cunard Company
New England
Board of Aldermen
Phillips Brooks's Successor
As the successor of Bishop Brooks, Dr. Donald will occupy the most prominent Episcopal pulpit in America. He brings intellectual equipment and spiritual depth that explain the parish's choice and give assurance he will meet the high expectations of the Puritan capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Sun
Brooks
Donald
America
Cabinet guessing shows Democratic party strength
The iolyoke Democrat notes that cabinet guessing is not idle work, proving the Democratic party is rich in brainy trustworthy men.
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Iolyoke Democrat
Democratic Party
Woods Are Full of 'Em from Lynn Press
The Lynn Press notes the Democratic party faces a shortage of suitable candidates for any office as the political scene shifts and voters seek new options.
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Lynn Press
Democratic Party
Billy Woods breaks from ward party to seek council seat
In South Boston Billy Woods abandons his party group in Ward 13 to pursue a Common Council nomination via papers. Lizzie Collins of Third Street hosts guests this evening. A movement aims to rename the Washington Village Improvement Association to the Andrew Square Association, with Woods urging retention of the old name. Comments arise on the West End Railroad service and talks of joint efforts by two improvement groups. Robert Emmett buys cigars for friends and Professor Turner plans a illustrated Passion Play lecture at St Matthew’s Church vestry Monday. City Point.
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Billy” Woods
Lizzie Collins
Third Street
Washington Village Improvement Association
Andrew Square Association
Haynes Stable Tour Highlights Fine Trotters and Filly
Mr Frank Haynes invited visitors to his Rockland street stable in Brighthon to view his trotters and noted horses including a splitwood filly two years old and a Nellie Bly mare. Driftwood and other fine stock were mentioned as well as Haynes past Beacon Park location. Brighton baseball club hosted its second annual ball in Warren Hall with festive costumes. A Nov 28 Walkley lecture and a Dec 8 Francis Washburn Relief Corp ball for Mrs Palmer were announced under G A B Post 92. BEACON Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Haynes
Splitwood
Wedgewood
Fearnaught
Josie Howe
Confidence
Phil Sheridan
George H. Lee
Alderman Lee
Nellie Bly
Dutchman
Driftwood
Nutwood
Haynes
Beacon Park
Rockland Street
Brighton
Warren Hall
Albert Walkley
Francis Washburn Relief Corps
Palmer
G. A. R. Lall
Thanksgiving services and events at Charle stown navy yard
Charle stown reports at the navy yard the Wabash will hold Thanksgiving services with a noon turkey dinner. St Francis de Sales Church will host a requiem high mass for Colonel Strachan with Father Lee delivering a eulogy. Also notes marriage, politics, and local society news from the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Navy Yard
St. Francis de Sales Church
Colonel Strachan
Father Lee
Ninth Regiment
James H. Devereaux
Common Council
William J. Marnell
St. Francis de Sales Y ¥.M.uc.t. & A. Society
Jenney
Tur Iorket
John P Ikeed
Mary Whellan
Russell
Thomas Joyce
Hotel Harvard
Harvard Street
Joyce
Ideward Atheneum
Bunker Liv
Winter Tours to California by Pennsylvania Railroad
A series of personally conducted tours to the Golden Gate is prepared by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Diversified routes in both directions and extensive California stay programmes are offered. Boston departures start February 7 March 1 and March 28. Inquiries and itineraries available from Tourist Agent at 205 Washington Street Boston Mass.
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Golden Gate
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
California
Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington Street
Mass
Tobacco Epistle Debate Sparks Letter to the Editor
A reader letters the Post arguing against Dr Landis and defending tobacco. He criticizes Dr Safford and cites cancer, noting many die from cancer without smoking while defending the anti tobacco stance. He mentions General Grant, Senator Carpenter, and the Emperor of Germany in relation to cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Lanidis
W.P. Saltford
Landis
Safford
General Grant
Carpenter
Germany
Bush
P. Rocers
M.D
Boston presses Cunard to relocate Aurania for faster transatlantic service
The Norfolk or Recorder notes Boston demand for improved eastbound transatlantic travel urging Cunard to move the Aurania to Boston. With the Campania possibly returning soon in five days, the piece argues the Aurania can be spared and reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cunard Company
Atrrania
Campania
Aurania
Sulphur Bitters Presidential Competition Results
Announcement states results will be based on official figures not available for about two months or eight weeks. The note emphasizes reliance on official data and cautions that preliminary estimates are not final.
Dorchester Temple Baptist Dedication Weeks
Dorchester temple services run every evening through the week with a special Thanksgiving service this morning led by Rev. W. H. Bolster. Builder J. F. Haddock drafts plans for a Washington and Norfolk block with four stores and eight apartments. Mitch Galvin, Mattapan booster, displays flowers from Galvin Bros. Riverside Assembly No. 91 met at the American Legion hall in Mattapan. Mattapan Independent Social Club to hold a fair Tuesday at Oakland Hall with a strong program and sales. Grove Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Temple Baptist Church
W. H. Bolster
J. F. Haddock
Washington and
Norfolk Streets
New Central Athletic Club
J. Mitchel Galvin
Galvin Bros
Mitch
Dorchester
Riverside Assembly
Royal Society of Good Fellows
American Legion of Honor
Mattapan
Mattapan Independent Social Club
Oakland Hall
Grove Hall
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Railroads
Boston & Maine Railroad
Canada
Provinces
City Ticket Office
Washington St
Corner State St
Portland
Haymarket Sq
Land
Causeway
Augusta
Causeway St
Wansor
Daly Bar Harbor
Haymarket Gy
Concord
N. Uf
Upper Roads
Lewiston
Inchester
N. HE
John
St. Andrews
Halifax
North Conway
Lutervale
Glen
Crawfords
Fabyans
Twin Mountain
Whitefield
Jefferson
Lancaster
St. Johnsbury
State
Maine Central
Grand Trunk Rrs
Haymarket St
Wiscasset
Thomaston
Rockland
Harmarket St
Eastport
Calais
St. John
N. BG
Slaymarket Sq
Castine
Decisie
Sedgewick
Southweat Harbor
Bar Uarrhbor
Millbridge
Hitachiasport
R. H
W Sanborn
FP Berry
Trafic
T Flanders
W. Sanborn
Pas
Boston & Albany Railroad
Wagner
Albany
Syreuse
Chicago
Wver
Utica
Toledo
Niagara Falls
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Wagnier
Hartford
New Haven
Springfield
Suneday
York
New York Limited
Washingee St
Kneeland St
S. Hanson
Fall River Line
Pilgrim
Plymouth
Park Square Station
Fall River
Old State House
Cor. Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony Railroad
Jd. R. Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
L. H. Palmer
Ulu Stee House
Stonington Line
Maine
New Hampshire
Park Square
Chas. F. Conn
Jd. W. Miller
H. Briggs
Duffy
Tate
Duffy Malt Wiiskey CO
Rochester, N
von Mohl CO
Clmeinmail
Ohio
Massachusetts
Charles Brigham
Mt. Vernon St
Mas
U.is
Massachusetts State House
John D. Long
Benj. D. Whitcomb
WM. Endicott, Jr
State House Construction Commissioners
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Catherine Callahan
Callaghan
Sai County
Sach
Hugh Keenan
Oston
Boston Post
Jonny W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah Giorge
Register
Hannah Mahoney
Deeiss
John J. Mahoney
Norfolk
Middlesex
David Allman
Sail
Sarah Allman Oloston
Cambridge, In Saich
George M. Brooks
S. H. Folsom
Elizabeth W. Hayden
Bistol
Josiah W. Haylen
Admr
Councy
Daniel McQuarrie
Court Square
Joan Bb. Fitzpatrick
Massachus Y Setis
George H. Watis
Surfolk
Court Room
Thomas Fee
House OF Representatives
People's Elevated Railroad Company
L. O. Myers
Boston Journal
Boston I’est
WALM
OLLN
Will
Sen
Edmunds
Somerville
Phillips Brooks
South Boston
Brichton
Charlestown
Etruria
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Setore
Madrid Chemical CO
U. 8
Dearborn Street
Weeks & Potter
George C. Goodwin
Hanover Stree
Peabody Medical Institute LP
Wea
Tremont Row
S. R. Knights & CO
Boxton
Main St
Cambridgeport
Chelsea Street
Scott’s
Scott’s Court
Robert Leonard & CO
Essax Street
Harris C. Minestone
Mary A. Kelley
Crescent Place
Siid
Stid Crescent Place
P. Fuller
Harrie C. Finestone
Royal Blue Line
VIA
Naient
Ralk Road
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