History of the Express Companies: And the Origin of American Railroads. Together With Some Reminiscences of the Latter Days of the Mail Coach And Baggage Wagon Business in the United States
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3 Wall Street, were, Sweet, clerk ; and Bacon, Putnam and Down- er, drivers. The latter, we believe, served then occasionally, and afterwards regularly, as a messen- ger. Bacon, before becoming an expressman, had been for many years one of the most popular stage drivers on the mail route from Boston to Worces- ter. Since the death of Harnden, he has been a carman, employed in and about Wall Street and Digitized by Microsoft® 70 EXPRESS HISTORY.
the Custom House; and still is active, though a ve...t- eran. Wm. Webb was Express agent at N. Haven.
In the summer of 1842, N. G. Howard (of whom we shall have occasion to speak more at length in a later portion of this work) was employed in Harnden & Co.'s Albany office. He has since dis- tinguished himself in a business of his own crea- tion. PhiUips was an Express agent in Hartford.
The route of the Boston and Albany Express at that date was by the Boston and Worcester R. R., and the Western R. R., to Springfield, Mass.; thence by steamboat to Hartford, Ct.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 Wall Street, were, Sweet, clerk ; and Bacon, Putnam and Down- er, drivers. The latter, we believe, served then occasionally, and afterwards regularly, as a messen- ger. Bacon, before becoming an expressman, had been for many years one of the most popular stage drivers on the mail route from Boston to Worces- ter. Since the death of Harnden, he has been a carman, employed in and about Wall Street and Digitized by Microsoft® 70 EXPRESS HISTORY.
the Custom House; and still is active, though a ve...t- eran. Wm. Webb was Express agent at N. Haven.
In the summer of 1842, N. G. Howard (of whom we shall have occasion to speak more at length in a later portion of this work) was employed in Harnden & Co.'s Albany office. He has since dis- tinguished himself in a business of his own crea- tion. PhiUips was an Express agent in Hartford.
The route of the Boston and Albany Express at that date was by the Boston and Worcester R. R., and the Western R. R., to Springfield, Mass.; thence by steamboat to Hartford, Ct.
What to read after History of the Express Companies: And the Origin of American Railroads. Together With Some Reminiscences of the Latter Days of the Mail Coach And Baggage Wagon Business in the United States?
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