Trains Between Lowell and Boston
Boston and Maine schedule notice outlines trains running between Lowell and Boston. Details specify routing and times for daily service, with emphasis on limited express and local departures. Commuters are advised to consult the timetable for exact departures and stops.
Boston and Maine Rail Schedule Updated October 14 1901
Lowell and Boston trains listed with departure times from Merrimack Street Deever and Middlesex Street stations. Multiple destinations including Boston Lawrence Salem Haverhill Newburyport Amesbury Portsmouth Exeter Dover Rochester Somersworth Augusta Lewiston Bangor St John N B Halifax Montreal Quebec and more with Sundays variations and special routes via steamer and other divisions. Officials D J Flanders and H C Taft note.
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Lowell
Boston
Middlesex Street Station
A. m
Lawrence
Salem
Mass
Haverhill
Newburyport
Amesbury
Portsmouth
Lewiston
Skowhegan
Bangor
Belfast
Rockland
St. John
N. B
Halifax
Montreal
Quebec
Eastport
Portland
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Bar Harbor
Jonespoort
Machiaspoort
Frank Jones
New flaven & Hartford R R schedules from Lowell depot
New York New flaven & Hartford Railroad announces October 27 train departures from Lowell Middlesex Street Depot to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and other way stations at 7 15 and 11 25 a m and 5 24 p m with connections at South Framingham to the Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the west. The 6 23 p m train links to the Stonington line for New York City and the south and west. Sundays offer 7 15 a m service to South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations.
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Lowell
Middlesex Street
Taunton
New Bedford
Newport
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Boston
Albany R. R
Worcester
Springfield
Albany
Concord Junction
Fitchburg R. R
Stonington
New York City
Mansfield
Nashua Murder Shocks City as Hawkins Kills Eva Brooks
In Nashua on a December Saturday evening Charles Hawkins. a mechanic, shot and killed Eva Brooks in her Cottage Avenue home after an intoxicated quarrel. Hawkins then tried to shoot himself but failed. An autopsy confirmed three gunshot wounds and the coroner's jury ruled Hawkins the killer. He faces arraignment tomorrow. Mrs Brooks is to be buried in Lyndeborough Tuesday.
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Nashua
N. H
Charles H. Hawkins
Eva Brooks
George A. Brooks
Hawkins
Brooks
Cottage Avenue
Charen
Olive Streets
W. W. Wheeler
Thomas Flood
George H. Campbell
Sergt. Watson
Marshal Wheeler
B. F. McQuesten
H. L. Smith
C. F P. Nutter
Roy
Charles Hawkins
Lyndeborough
Mortuary Report for Week Ending December 14, 1901
The Board of Health reports a population of 94,969 with 54 deaths, including 23 under five, 12 infectious diseases, 10 acute lung diseases, and 5 diphtheria. The weekly death rate is 29.56, with infectious cases totaling 42 for the week and 7 scarlet fever, 32 diphtheria, 1 membranous croup, and 3 measles recorded.
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Board OF Health
Vital Statistics Report of Deaths for Week Ending December 14 1901
City records list numerous deaths with ages ranging from newborn to nonagenarian. Causes include pneumonia, typhoid fever, measles, diphtheria, cancer, uraemia, paralysis, and heart disease, with many entries noting debility and numerous systemic conditions. The list names residents such as Mary Flannery, 1, Ovide Morin, 6 days, and Joseph H Beaulieu, 32, among others, reflecting public health concerns of the period.
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Frederick B. Osgood
Sarah J. Henderson
Ann Ganley
Marianne P. Fry
Mary Gallaly
Pierre Veuilleux
Delia Cook
Lyman V. Goodrich
William Cooney
Anne Wentworth
Charlotte M. Couch
Hage
Mary F. Garvey
Lafayette Richardson
Attalena A. Ross
Catherine Smith
Mary Flannery
Joseph H. Racette
Marasmus
Edward Wallerand
Charles H. Walker
Euphemie Denault
Mary E. Runchman
Margaret M. Donovan
Laura Laplante
Yvonne F. St. Dennis
Ethel Hoyt
Albert Labonte
Ovide Morin
Marya Starck
Leo Dube
Alada Bouchard
Celina A. Gaulin
Sarah Whiting
Ellen L. Robinson
James B. Englesby
Aurore Savary
Yvonne St. Pierre
Roland Leblanc
Mary Murray
Joseph Arnault
Irene A. Carpentier
Joseph Lame
Inspectors seize beer from Antonio Ganeira residence
Liquor inspectors called at 16 Bent's Court yesterday morning and seized a keg and a case of beer. This was the only seizure made during the day.
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Antonio G. Ganeira
Bent'’s Court
Beare the cASTO Fix A. The Kind You Have Always Ba
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To Let Multiple Tenements and Properties Listing
A dense row of classified rental notices across several streets. Listings advertise tenements of five to eight rooms with modern improvements, baths, gas, hot water, and other amenities. Locations include Hovey Square Hildreth Street Marginal Street Stackpole Street West Sixth Street Pawtucketville Washington Avenue Waltham Highlands Highteenth Street Wentworth Avenue Gorham Street Broadway Mansur Street Shattuck Street and more. Prices and terms vary, with contact instructions and agent names provided.
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Hovey Square
Hildreth Street
Stackpole Street
Appleton Street
West Sixth Street
Pawtucketville
Washington Avenue
Waltham, Mass
Walker Street
James G. Pattrick
Wilder Street
Second Avenue
Fremont Street
Central Street
Chestnut Square
Wentworth Avenue
KK. W. Hoyt © Co
Church Street
Nouss
Lalbos Street
Howard
C. Hy Nelson
Mansur Street
Ward & Burnham
Shattuck Street
For Sale Desirable Cottage Homes and Investment Property
Property listings advertise numerous cottage houses, many new, priced from 709 to 1500. Also offered are tenement houses with 2 to 5 units, promoted as conservative investments. Additional tenement values in the city range from 6.50 to 10.0.
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Enoch Foster
Jewksbury
Mass
December Black Cat and Holiday Magazine Selections
The December Black Cat features stories by Sam Davis James Raymond Perry and others including A Buckskin Messenger Henry Adelbert Thompson and The Lady and the Law Julia Truitt Bishop plus Romance and Royalty and notes on Books for the Young Folks. Education topics include The Postulates of a Psychology of Prose Style and notes on Shakespeare and Ethological History for elementary grades. The Guidon covers China and local church topics while Christmas Little Folks offers tales poems and illustrations for children. The Living Age Company presents a broad literature review with free trial offers for 1902 subscribers and The Era highlights Christmas fiction essays and articles by multiple authors with illustrated pieces.
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Sam Davis
James Raymond Perry
Henry Adelbert Thompson
Frank Lillie Pollock
Law
Julia Truitt Bishop
Logan
John Fiske
Pilgrim Ports in Old England illustrated piece
The December number includes an illustrated article on Pilgrim Ports in Old England by a former editor of New England magazine, in the usual finished style. Other contributors are Bret Harte Fred W. Shibley Alice E. Allen and poems by Virna Sheard Florence Wilkinson Hallam Lee and J C Crowell. Washington Greene correspondence with fac similes continues and more content follows.
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Old England
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Fred W. Shibley
Alice E. Allen
Virna Sheard
Florence Wilkinson
Hallam Lee
J. C. Crowell
Washington-Greene
Victims Hesitate to Aid Mackey Swindle Prosecution
An editorial note from the New York Commercial laments that none of the thousands allegedly swindled by C. E. Mackey & Co have volunteered to testify. It argues a public-spirited witness is needed to prosecute, warning that swift imprisonment would deter such ventures and protect the community.
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C. E. Mackey & Co
New York Commercial
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