Trains Between Lowell and Boston Servicing Stops
The excerpt lists train times between Lowell and Boston at Middle Street station with morning and Sunday schedules, noting departures and arrivals from Boston and Lowell, and various via routes. It also contains political commentary on tax rate issues and the reelection prospects of Mr. Barrett, focusing on public salaries and city administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Street
Boston
Wit
Bedford
Western Division
Barrett
Department of Supplies
Flax crop potential and local politics in 1899
The article notes Treland holds 32 percent of world flax spindles and cites 1899 flax cultivation of 1,679,000 acres and over 20,000,000 bushels of flax seed. It discusses Republican municipal politics, crowley and putnam, and questions whether Crowley has been positive at city hall. It contrasts shipping subsidies and US spending with Europe and Japan, suggesting buying foreign commerce over conquest. It ends with Pawtucketville church fire accommodations and a discussion topic on civic responsibility.
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Treland
Crowley
Putnam
City Hall
Bradstreet
Japan
China
United States
Lowell Congregational Club
Pawtucketville
Lowell club to host notable guests on civic topics
Gov Wolcott appears as a guest with an ominous if. Ex Senator Arthur H Wellman of Malden will speak, and Alfred E Rose of J C Ayer Co will discuss municipal affairs. The club expects strong turnout as speakers address practical citizenship and public concerns.
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Wolcott
Arthur H. Wellman
Malden
Alfred E. Rose
J. C. Ayer Company
Lowell
Idcal
Responsibility in Municipal Government Thought Advised Civil Service Court
Professor James Hyslop of Columbia urges reform of city governance through a civil service court independent of politics. He argues universal suffrage fails to guarantee responsible government and proposes a centralized body with long tenure and removal power to discipline officials, improving unity and efficiency while balancing public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Hyslop
Columbia University
Prof. Hyslop
Dreyfus
Venezuela
House of Commons
Thanksgiving reflections and a Nashua basketball opener
The Nashua Press reviewed a Tuesday night game between Nashua A. A. and Knickerbocker A. A. of Lowell, noting fast play, heady passing, and a Nashua rally in the second half. It praised Callahan Dolan Ring and Ring’s center throw, and described the game as clean with no ungentlemanly tactics. The piece also discussed local matters from Manchester and Lowell including telephone expansion, Thanksgiving observances, humane concerns for livestock transport, and tributes to Dr. Plunkett and others.
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Nashua Press
Nashua A. A
Knickerbocker A. A
Lowell
Nashua
Callahan
Grimes
Lowell Boys
Dolan
Cone
Ring
Obituary notes and funeral notices from local paper
Obituaries detail John Moulton death in Haverhill aged 66 and member affiliations. Multiple funeral records list Catherine Heaps, Neil B. Brannan, Henry Edwards, Alice L. Getchel, Lucy A. Choate, Dr Francis Charles Plunkett with church rites, burials, and bearers. Death notices include Bridget Fay, Nancy I J Huse, George Couilliard infant, Daniel Shea, Patrick Duffin, and Paris M. Whitman with brief family details.
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Catherine Heaps
West L Street
St. Michael's Church
Father Gilday
J. A. Murphy
Rogers
Charles H. Burns
Peter Gallagher
Peter L. Furlong
William Clark
Michael E. Maguire
Peter Murphy
Neil B. Brannan
French Street
Warfield
Wamesit Lodge
Edson
Young
Henry Edwards
West Andover
J. B. Currier
Alice L. Getchel
Ellis Court
Pawtucketville
Lowell Cemetery
J. A. Weinbeck
Lucy A. Choate
Ralph Shaw
Liberty Street
Merriam
Lowell
Currier
Francis Charles Plunkett
St. Patrick's Church
Friends
Michael O’brien
William O’brien
D. J. Gleason
Randolph
EB. F. Faulkner
Spencer
J. 2
Donnelly
John J. Maker
John C. Kerwin
Crowley
B. F. Butler Post 42
Plunkett
North District Medical Safety
Ard
Sisters of Charity
Jeremiah“rowley
D. J. Murphy
L. J. McDonough
J. BR. O'Connor
T. T. Harrington
J. T. Carroll
John P. Mahoney
Thomas Manley
New York
Catholic Cemetery
Fay
San Chelmsford Centre
Bridget Fay
Huse
Walker Street
Nancy I. J. Huse
John A
Nancy I. Huse
Couilliard
Appleton Street
George Couilliard
Chelsea
Annie Couilliard
Shea
Hanover Street
Daniel Shea
Duffin
Market Street
Patrick Duffin
Paris M. Whitman
Pawtucket Street
Free Medical Advice Offered by Prof Munyon at 1505 Arch St Philadelphia
A historical notice invites residents to seek free medical advice from Prof. Munyon at his Philadelphia address 1505 Arch Street. The offer covers any disease and emphasizes accessible health guidance.
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Munyon
Arch St
Philadelphia
Fraternal Meeting Features Student and Community Talent
Whrenelodge's CU O G T meeting Wednesday night featured entertainment by Master Percy Hands and Miss Inez R Turnbull with readings by Charles Dame Miss Lilliacy L Lincoln Robert Day Mrs Jennie F Turnbull Miss Alice E Kelley and E S Varney and a song by Edward Turnbull. Thomas A Dickson will lead the next entertainment.
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Percy Hands
Inez R. Turnbull
Charles Dame
Lilliacy L. Lincoln
Robert Day
Jennie F. Turnbull
Alice E. Kelley
E. S. Varney
Edward Turnbull
Thomas A. Dickson
Personal items and hospital discharge forecast
Rev. C E Fisher is visiting relatives in Provincetown. Mr James Corbett, confined at St Johns hospital for over two months by typhoid fever, will probably be discharged today. Mrs Harriet Cole has taken a home on Bridge street. She and Aly Sloper discuss a necktie gift with a ring ready choice.
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C. E. Fisher
Provincetown
James Corbett
St. John’s Hospital
Harriet Cole
Bridge’ Street
Pineapple Tablets Claim To Ease Stomach Distress
A vintage notice promotes Pr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets to prevent cutting acid distress after meals. The ad describes fermentation in the stomach leading to indigestion and dyspepsia and urges taking one tablet after eating. Sold by C. K. Carter and F. C. Goodale & Co for ten cents.
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Pr. von Stan
C. K. Carter
F.C. Goodale & Co
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Middlesex County
Courier-Citizen
Merrimack Street
Coudrier-Citizen Company
Boston and Maine RR
Che Atwell Dam
West Indies
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hance
U. S
Cardenas
Municipal Government
Rollins
New Hampshire
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Independent Telephone Company
Manchester
N. H
Poe
Smith College
Wellesley
Sunn
Mr. Putnam
Mr. Barnard
Mr. Barrett
Lovell
Lord Methuen
Africa
Methuen
Massachusetts
Philippines
Opera House
Lottie Gilson
New York Town
Santiago
John McEvoy
Dr. Plunkett
Molloy
Normal School
Garrison
Phillips
John Moulton
Haverhill
Ancient
York Lodge
A. M
Mechanics Lodge
Odd Fellows
Hood’s
Prich
Arch Street
Aly Sloper
WM. L. Nutting
Piano Forte
Boylston St
CREAN
Lucca
C. B. Coburn & CO
Geewan Atak Afaso
Ade
Steele & Co
Cor. Central and
Prescott St, Lowell
Arthur J. Cummiskey
Haberdasher
Harry Richardson
Merrimack SQ
Weed Street
F. L. Maddosks
Prapristar
Fale
Sapalio
Sapolio
of All
Emin
Pbs
John P. Quinn
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