Trains Between Lowell and Boston Schedule Note
Train service between Lowell and Boston listed with variations by via route. Wednesday and Saturday departures noted under Via Western Division with ticket office closed at times.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1901
Page
11
Train service between Lowell and Boston listed with variations by via route. Wednesday and Saturday departures noted under Via Western Division with ticket office closed at times.
New York New flaven and Hartford Railroad announces from October 27 trains from Lowell Middlesex Street Le Pot will serve Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro and South Framingham at 7.1 and 11.25 a m 5 28 p m with connections at South Framingham to Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the west and at Concord Junction to Fitchburg. The 6.23 p m train links to Stateness line for New York City with Sunday service to South Framingham Mansfield Pewtucket Providence and stations. General managers Peter Clark and C Kendall sign.
Extensive 1901 timetable lists trains from Merrimack Street and Middlesex Street stations to Boston and northern destinations. It covers daily and Sunday departures with many times, notes on special services, and rail line references. Key origins include Lowell, with connections to Lawrence Salem Haverhill Newburyport Amesbury Rochester Somersworth and more.
Andersonville Ga December 19 Massachusetts memorial tablet on the site of the old war prison was dedicated with Lieut. Gov. John L. Bates accepting the monument. The 35 Massachusetts Commission members, all former prisoners, heard a lengthy address praising sacrifice, patriotism, and the union of states.
New York story reports Charles P. Chipp once a bookkeeper in the collector of assessments and arrears office was arrested on a charge of stealing 271.75 with allegations his total peculations reach 30000 or more. District attorney's office filed the arrest.
A sequence of rental notices describes five room and four room tenements and flats. Listings include 82 Franklin Street for Americans, 181 Eighteenth Street cottage with seven rooms priced at 10, 32 Nineteenth Street inquiry, 13 Chestnut Square, 74 Wentworth Avenue eight rooms with fruit trees, 914 Gorham Street six rooms, 634 Broadway four rooms at 98.09 per month, and 3 Talbot Street at the Howard Estate with contact C H Nelson 85 Mansur Street.
Chicago reports an imminent coal famine with 15 degrees below zero forecast within 24 hours. Major buyers plead for shipments but rail congestion and flood damage in coal districts paralyze delivery. Railroads seize coal cars on arrival for their own use, worsening the shortage.
Colombian report says Castro and staff returned from Ponddnome to Panama and found insurgents absent there, with their headquarters on La Negrita mountain near Benomome. Government to reinforce with cannons to trap them. Pinzon carries forty soldiers to Cocele. A Liberal lawyer in Panama fined for circulating false insurgent news. General Alban monitors Nicaragua and displays a new large map in his office.
The American steamer San Pitas of Capt. Catarinch, en route from San Francisco to Panama, ran ashore on the Salvador coast and is likely a total loss. It previously wrecked at the same spot as the Nicaragua and another Cosmos liner, with 44 Chinese passengers aboard. All on board were saved and have not yet reached Panama.
Washington reports Lord Pauncefoot, the British ambassador, expects word from London approving ratification of the Hay Pauncefote treaty. Upon notification, he will set a date with Secretary Hay for the exchange of ratifications.
Washington December 19 postmaster general issues order changing second class entry rules. If a publication changes name or issues period, or is moved to another post office whether voluntary or department action, a reentry is required, identical to a new publication.
A Mayaguez municipal judge seized La Voz de La Patria for criticizing a Republican physician. The paper was suppressed amid political clashes with local officials. James Harlan demanded return of the seized papers, citing his authority. The San Juan Chamber of Commerce urged Washington to protect Porto Rican sugar and coffee with a Cuban reciprocity policy debate.
Washington reports the division of insular affairs released figures for the Philippines nine months ending September 30. The customs revenues totaled 35,25,295 dollars, up from 5,484,920 in the previous year and 3,462,128 in 1899, indicating a substantial rise in fiscal intake.
Kansas City hosts five hundred at the seventh Commercial Club banquet marking the John Hay treaty signing. Wu Ting-fang, Chinese minister, General Arthur MacArthur, John M. Allen, and F. W. Lehman attended with toasts on trade with China, the US Army, the Louisiana Purchase, and the flag.
New York December 19 Mrs Sally H Blanchard wife of Justice James A Blanchard was severely injured today when struck by a horse attached to a cab on Fifth Avenue She was rushed to a hospital for treatment.
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