When was it published?

January 1, 1896 in The Daily Morning Journal And Courier

Domestic News January 1, 1896

The Daily Morning Journal And Courier

Q: What keywords are associated?

Railroad Travel, Heavy Traffic, Hartford, New England Road, New Timetable

New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut

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What is this article about?

Heavy railroad traffic in Hartford on Dec. 31 matches holiday levels, with extra cars on express trains; New England road's limited service contributes, and a new timetable may improve accommodations tomorrow, per unconfirmed reports.

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Hartford, Dec. 31.—Railroad travel on all roads has been reported excessively heavy to-day. All express trains have carried extra cars, and the traffic has been equal to that of the days preceding Thanksgiving and Christmas. The few trains running on the New England road account partially for the heavy trains now running both east and west. It has been stated that a new time table will go into effect on the New England road to-morrow, giving more accommodations. The ticket agent here said to-night that he had not heard anything about it.

What sub-type of article is it?

Transportation

What keywords are associated?

Railroad Travel Heavy Traffic Hartford New England Road New Timetable

Where did it happen?

Hartford

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Hartford

Event Date

Dec. 31

Event Details

Railroad travel on all roads reported excessively heavy to-day, with express trains carrying extra cars and traffic equal to days preceding Thanksgiving and Christmas. Few trains on New England road partially account for heavy trains east and west. New time table to go into effect to-morrow on New England road for more accommodations, though ticket agent has not heard about it.