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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1901

Page

11

Boston and Maine Railroad Trains Between Lowell and Boston

Boston and Maine Railroad service runs trains between Lowell and Boston. The schedule lists routes, departures, and approximate travel times for commuters and travelers along the corridor.

New flaven and Hartford R R schedules revised

Beginning October 27, all trains from Lowell run to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro and South Framingham at 7 15 11 25 a m and 5 20 p m with connections at South Framingham to Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the west and at Concord for Fitchburg The 6 23 p m train links to Stoney for New York City Sundays service to South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket and Providence detailed in the notice.

Boston Oston Arriv Bedford Western Division Lowell Middlesex Street Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham Way Albany R. R Worcester Springfield Albany West Concord Fitchburg R. R Stonnee New York City Mansfield Read Clar Ae Eee & C. Ndall Woburn Ayer Junction Fitchburg Nashua Portland Rochester Amherst Milford Wilton Greenfield Peterboro Bennington Hillsboro Keene Manchester Franklin Lebanon Kite River Junction Warner Bradford Sunapes Claremont Claremont Junction White Mt. Division Plymouth Burlington St. Albans St. Johns Montreal Central Vermont Line Quebec Boston Air Line Quebec Express Sherbrooke aVia Wakefield Express iDaily wVia Western Division iVia Wilmington D. J. Flanders Gen. Pass H. & Taft

Boston and Maine timetable notices corrected to October 14 1901

Train departures from Merrimack Street Lowell Middlesex Street Lowell and other routes list dozens of Boston and Maine lines to Boston Salem Haverhill Newburyport Exeter Dover Rochester Somersworth Augusta Lewiston St John Newfoundland etc. Schedules show weekday and Sunday times with many codes and marks indicating via divisions and special runs. Administrators D J Flanders and H Taft issue the corrected timetable details for the network with several via and weekend adjustments.

Merrimack Street Depot Lowell Boston Middlesex Street Station Lawrence A. m Salem Mass Haverhill Newburyport Amesbury Portsmouth Exeter Dover Rochester Alton Bay Somersworth N. H Saco Old Orchard Portland Augusta Bath Waterville Lewiston Skowhegan Bangor Belfast Rockland St. John N. B Halifax Montreal Quebec Eastport Castine Deer Isle Sedgwick Bar Harbor Jonesport Machinaport Frank Jones

Doans Kidney Pills Cure Kidney Ills Ad

Nature signals kidney trouble through urine and back pain. A Lowell resident, Mrs. Mansur, cites relief after using Doans Kidney Pills from Ellingwood Co. drug store. The pills reportedly correct kidney secretions and ease back pains. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole US agent. Remember the name Doan’s.

Nature Dean Lowell Frank Mansur Fifth Street Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Doan’'s

A Street Address Pair Noted in Historic Listing

A compact listing records two old addresses: 368 Washington Street in Boston and 461 Broadway in New York. The item presents a cross city reference, implying a possible historical property or business linkage between the two addresses.

Washington Street Boston Broadway New York

SCHLEY'S CASE Protest to Secretary Long on Court Findings

Baltimore December 17 Attorney General Isador Rayner counsel for Admiral Schley completed a draft protest to Secretary of the Navy Long disputing the court of inquiry findings. He will forward it to Washington and present a point by point review citing evidentiary discrepancies and key charges.

Baltimore Isador Rayner Admiral Schley Secretary of the Navy Long Court of Inquiry Rayaser Washington Mlodgson

Dowie Faces Receiver Suit Over Hypnotic Influence

Testimony in Chicago before Judge Tuley asserts John Alexander Dowie wielded a mysterious power over followers at Zion lace industries to compel obedience. Samuel Stevenson claims Dowie defrauded him of 185000, recounting Dowie’s body contact, awe, and curses. Proceedings recount Dowie’s claims of Elijah the Restorer and prophetic doom.

Chicago Tuley John Alexander Dowies Zion Lace Industries Dowie Samuel Stevenson Stevenson Dwight L. Moody Zion Moody Elijah the

State Board of Trade Holds Executive Session

Boston December 17. The Parker House hosted the first executive council meeting for 1901 and 1902 with W. R. Chester reelected treasurer and Richard L. Gay reappointed secretary. Charles E. Adams presided as president with committees named. Speakers included J. K. Dustin and Gorham D. Gilman. A Canada reciprocity proposal and a two cent per mile rail rate bill were discussed.

Boston Parker House State Board of Trade W. R. Chester Richard L. Gay Charles E. Adams Clarence K. Cook New Bedford State Board of Trade J. K. Dustin Isaac B. Tompkins New Bedford Edward Atkinson

Temporary Receiver Named For Connecticut Masonic Group

Judge Shumway appointed Robert L. Chase secretary of the Masonic Mutual Benefit Association of Connecticut as temporary receiver. The group reports liabilities over 820,000 and assets near 7,000 with 1,600 members, down 350 this year. J F Wynne represented members alleging mismanagement but denying fund misappropriation.

New Haven Conn Shumway Superior Court Robert L. Chase Masonic Mutual Benefit Association of Connecticut J. F. Wynne

To Let Tenements and Homes in City Listings

Multiple rental notices list tenements and houses for lease in Sawtelle Place, Wachusetts Street, Bridge Street, Ludlam Street, Church Street, Hovey Square, Syd ney Street, First Street, Walker Street, Pawtucketville, Wentworth Avenue, and other locations. Offers include six to thirteen room flats, modern amenities, heat, gas, baths, yards, stables, and rents from $2.25 to $11 weekly, with inquiries directed to listed addresses and agents. Some entries note moving expense offers and availability for large families or boarders.

Bridge Street Ludlam Street J. H. Wiggin Peanklin Prese Wentworth Avenue BK. W. Hoyte Co Church Street Peeepee Eerie Gorham Street Middlesex Street Thorndike Manufacturing Co Gibson Street High Street Rock Street Wigeginville W. H. Wiggin Franklin Street Shattuck Street W. E. Badger

Wolf Brothers suit over Northern Pacific reorganization plan

In New York on December 17 the supreme court heard Wolf Brothers and other plaintiffs’ request to stop the Northern Pacific Railway from executing a November plan to retire $75,000,000 in preferred stock. Plaintiffs allege preferred holders are barred from buying certain bonds while common stock owners have that privilege. Imported solid back hair brushes offered by Carleton & Hovey.

New York Supreme Court Wolf Brothers & Co Northern Pacific Railway Company Augustin Neuville Savoy Hiram Burton Brooks Undertaker Brockey Fiske McDonough Melani Brothers Ozar Delmo Wailie Clark Winnifred Stewart

The Volunteer Organist at The Opera House

All the Theatres reports that The Volunteer Organist drew a good audience last night at the Opera house. The production showed fair merit but overall left great disappointment despite strong expectations from the posters. The church scene fell short though potential exists if handled by a stronger cast and staging.

Not as strong as expected in Corie Payton's troupe at Lowell

A verbose review notes the audience saw an attractive but underwhelming curtain scene and strong individual performances. W D Stone and Benj Horning are praised, as are Frances Harlon Arthur and May Anderson. Corie Payton’s weekly Lowell Opera house show features vaudeville between acts with well-chosen acts, scenery, and familiar prices.

Nelson W. D. Stone Benj. Horning Chas. Edmunds Harry Collins Eben Hutter John E. Gorman Dan Waldron Fostmaster Frances Harlon Arthur Corie Payton Lowell Opera House Corse Payton Will D. Corbett Fdna Farlie Lindon

Cream Balm for Nasal Relief Sold by Mail

Cream Balm is placed into the nostrils spreads over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief is immediate and a cure follows. It is not drying does not produce sneezing. Large Size 50 cents at Drug stores or by mail Trial Size 10 cents.

Christmas Week Lively at the Savoy Theatre

The week before Christmas at the Savoy defies the usual dull season with strong audiences and high enthusiasm. Despite a slow start the current show has drawn large crowds and positive response, signaling momentum into the holiday period.

Savoy

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