New Flaven & Hartford Rail Route Schedule Issued
New York and Hartford Railroad announces after October 27 trains from Lowell Middle Street Depot to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket South Framingham and way stations at 1.15 11.25 am and 5.23 pm. Connections exist at Framingham to Boston Worcester Springfield Albany and the west with Fitchburg. The 5.23 pm links with Stonington for New York City. Monday service noted for Pawtucket and Providence via the route. General agent C Ken Be Clarig.
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Ae Gee
Bedford
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Lowell
Taunton
New Bedford
Newport
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Airboro
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Way
Framingham
R. R
Worcester
Springfield
Albany
West
Stonna Mae
New York City
South
Admiral Schley Bill of Exceptions Continues Debate
A longue passage critiques the court's report of facts in Commodore Schley's case, asserting the majority ignored key testimonies and evidence. Points include alleged failures to relay crucial intel, misread orders, and questions over command and actions at Santiago during May to June 1898.
Cured of Piles Where Knife Failed
Long note by Amos Crocker of Worcester praising Pyramid Pile Cure as a remedy after failed surgeries. The document attacks court proceedings, alleging irregularities and denial of rights for Admiral Schley. Lawyers Isidor Rayner and James Parker comment on denying testimony and vow to seek remedies.
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Worcester
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Michigan
Rayner
Admiral Schley
Dewey Was Right on Santiago Battle Credit
Capt Diaz Moreu of the Colon reports Admiral Sampson could not take active part near Santiago because his ship New York was 12 miles away. Schley with the Brooklyn and the Iowa fought near the harbor mouth while the Colon pressed Maria Teresa and Vizcaya, earning credit for the first phase. The Brooklyn’s defense and timing affected the outcome.
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New York
Diaz Moreu
Colon
Santiago
Sampson
Santiago Harbor
Schley
Brooklyn
Iowa
Madrid
Journal and Advertiser
Moreu
Maria Teresa
Vizcaya
Hair dressing parlors occupy Merrimack frontage
The front room features a large bay window overlooking Merrimack Street and Merrimack Square. Occupied for several years by A. Rhodes, the premises offer salon space with details available at the Courier-Citizen Office.
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A. Rhodes
Merrimack Street
Merrimack Square
Courier-Citizen Office
Admiral Schley and ships in late naval action discussed
The text recalls a naval clash where the Colon faced Brooklyn Iowa and Oregon, vanquished by Iowa’s artillery and Oregon’s speed. It endorses Admiral Dewey's praise for Schley while noting Admiral Sampson's crucial role in leading the first line of blockade and its effect on the outcome. It also mentions theater matinee pricing with 10 20 and 30 cent entries and daily performances starting Tuesday with new bills.
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Ing
Colon
Brooklyn
Iowa
Oregon
Lowa
Dewey
Schley
Sampson
Corse Payton Stock Company Opens Week at Opera House
The Corse Payton Stock company begins a week at Lowell Opera House Monday night led by Edna Karlie Lindon. The troupe promises metropolitan quality, with detailed scenery and costumes, presenting The Charity Ball at Corse Payton prices.
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Corse Payton
Lowell ‘Opera House
Edna Karlie Lindon
New York
Vaudeville at the Savoy Promises Clever Acts and Romance
The Savoy bills a refined Vaudeville program headlined by Augustin Neuville and wife in How It Ended a young countryman tale. Brooks stars in Fiddle-de-dee and Who's Your Friend while Bur ton and Brooks perform in new song verses. Ozzar and Delmo juggle, Fiske and McDonough broadcast Brockey's Temptation, Melani Brothers offer classical grotesque music, and Wallie Clark delivers a German flavored act with strong violin and bass solos.
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Savoy
Augustin Neuville
Burton
Brooks
Beng
Wallie Clark
Music hall re opening features Bon Ton Burlesquers
Winnifred Stewart headlines a Christmas week at Music hall under Charles F. Dempsey with Ed Rush's Bon Ton Burlesquers set for Monday and December 23 24 and Christmas day. The act acclaimed as Lowell’s best burlesque troupe returns annually and promises lavish production and star Burlesque to draw shoppers away from Christmas browsing.
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Charles F. Dempsey
Music Hall
Ed Rush
Lowell
Telephone Consolidation and Erie Reorganization Terms
A reliable authority states that before absorbing the Erie, the Erie Telegraph and Telephone company will issue new Erie preferred stock valued at 85. Holders of four Erie shares must take one new share at par. This outlines the anticipated terms of the reorganization prior to consolidation.
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Bell
Erie Board
Bell Company
Erie Company
American Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
The
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Boston
John L. Sabin
Chicago and Central Union Telephone Companies
Erie Telegraph & Telephone Company
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