Daily evening traveller
Contributors: Punchard, Geo. (George), 1806-1880; Bowles, Samuel, 1826-1878
Publisher: Upton, Ladd & Co.
Published: 1845
Place of publication: Boston [Mass.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Death and burial; Newspapers; Assassination; Trials (Assassination); History
Notes: Published in several chronological editions.

Morning ed.: Boston daily traveller (Boston, Mass. : 1856), <1856>-1885.

Semiweekly eds.: American traveller (Boston, Mass. : 1845 : Semiweekly), 1845-<1850>, and: American semi-weekly traveller (Boston, Mass. : 1851), <1851-1854>, and: Boston traveller (Boston, Mass. : 1855), <1855>-1885.

Weekly eds.: American traveller (Boston, Mass. : 1845 : Weekly), 1845-<1850>, and: American weekly traveller (Boston, Mass. : 1851), <1851>-1855, and: American traveller (Boston, Mass. : 1855), 1855-1885.

Other ed.: Boston traveller for California, <1854>.

Lincoln collection has 4 no.: Vol. 21, no. 11-12, 37, 51 (Apr. 14-15, May 16, June 2, 1865): Text in eight columns.

Vol. 21, no. 11 (Apr. 14, 1865): Folder ; "Traveller extra. Good news! Official dispatch. Drafting and recruiting suspended"--Front page, column [3] ; "Traveller extra. Latest news. Five o'clock. By telegraph ... The pursuit and surrender of Gen. Lee"--P. [3], column [6] ; Advertisements on p. [2]-[4].

Vol. 21, no. 12 (Apr. 15, 1865): Folder ; "Traveller extra. By telegraph. Latest. Death of the President"--Front page, column [6] ; "Very latest! Secretary Seward but just alive. Death of Frederick Seward"--Front page, column [8] ; "Traveller extra. Three o'clock. By telegraph. The great tragedy!"--P. [3], column [4] ; "Traveller extra. Five o'clock. By telegraph. The President's death bed"--P. [3], column [5] ; "Traveller extra. Latest news. Half-past five o'clock. By telegraph. Andrew Johnson, of Tenn., President of the United States"--P. [3], column [7] ; Advertisements on p. [2]-[4].

Vol. 21, no. 37 (May 16, 1865): Sheet ; "The trial of the assassins"--Front page, column [2] ; Advertisements on p. [2].

Vol. 21, no. 51 (June 2, 1865): Folder ; "Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, delivered before the municipal authorities of the city of Boston, June 1, 1865, by Charles Sumner"--Front page, column [2] ; Advertisements on p. [2]-[4].