Boston and Maine Train Schedule Lowell to Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad lists trains between Lowell and Boston at State Street Station. Details include departure times and service notes for daily operations.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1902
Page
9
Boston and Maine Railroad lists trains between Lowell and Boston at State Street Station. Details include departure times and service notes for daily operations.
TheNew York New Haven and Hartford railroad announces May 18 1902 train departures from Lowell Middlesex Street Depot for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro and South Framingham with 7 15 am 11 25 am and 4 25 pm departures. Connections at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West and at Concord Junction with Fitchburg line. The 2 pm train links with Stonington line to New York City South and West. Sundays same 7 15 am and 4 25 pm. Alter Clank and Kendall sign off.
The Grand Circuit segment reports on heats with Jack Splan Jr and Walter R beating rivals in early rounds while Sylphlike upset by winning the next two heats. Evelyn Byrd surged to win the final trio of heats as favorites Knox Gelatine Boy and Dorfment faltered in the 2.14 pace. Dorena led the 2.21 trot before Troke overtook in straight heats. The free-for-all purse stands at 300 with Effie Powers and Nerva Fathen among participants and a time list noting 2.14 and 2.12 speeds.
At Old Orchard Maine the August meeting opened with strong gate take, though track speed lagged. Invader driven by James Golden won the 2.24 trot, fastest heat just slower than a recent Dover mark, while Alice Holmes failed in heat two but won heat three with Great Guy taking two heats. Remaining heats featured 2.20 and 2.14 paces as contenders prepare for tomorrow’s card.
Hugh McLean lowers the 20 mile world record to 27 34 25 at the Coliseum in Providence during a 20 mile rematch with Albert Champion after a tire puncture halted the original 25 mile race. Champion led 18 miles before McLean surged ahead to win with 5000 spectators cheering. Marcus Hurley wins the two mile open. W O'Brien takes the five mile handicap. Sam Sulkins beats Hubert Martin to set a new amateur mark of 7.24 2-5 in the second heat.
Brunswick Me Aug 15 The Interstate Trap Shooting Association two day tourney opened with ten events of twenty targets each. High scorer was L C Griffith Pascoag R I with 180 of 200. Angar New York second 179, Wheeler Marlboro Mass third 178, Morbey New York fourth 177. A strong wind limited scores as 35 shooters took part.
A discussion argues against enforced arbitration as anti American and class attacking. It defends contractual rights between employers and workers, contends market wages prevail, and warns that empowering labor agitators through arbitration rocards undermines individual development and free contract.
Among Kronprinz Wilhelm passengers from Southampton to New York are the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough Consuelo Vanderbilt and Mr and Mrs O H Belmont.
Boston August 13 Ed the tramp painter is sought in connection with the murder of James H Fermoyle of Arlington. He was once Fermoyle’s employee, discharged for incompetence, and police know his full name but will not reveal it now. Authorities believe the assault may have used a brick or a boot. A blood stained brick was found near Fermoyle’s body.
Walter W. Ross, counsel to the Delaware Lackawanna & Western railroad, objects to Senator Hanna’s remarks on arbitration in labor disputes. In a letters letters published by the Sun and Tribune Ross argues arbitration should not set terms of employment for individuals or unions.
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