Bedford West Highs Schedule Note
Fragmentary OCR mentions K Via Bedford and Wednesdays and Saturdays at Western Division. Details unclear but indicates a schedule pattern tied to Bedford and Western Division with midweek and weekend days.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR mentions K Via Bedford and Wednesdays and Saturdays at Western Division. Details unclear but indicates a schedule pattern tied to Bedford and Western Division with midweek and weekend days.
For cobbler use a portion of a store on Paige Street near Bridge. Apply Courier Citizen office. 83 of
In New York on December 25 1902 J Pierpont Morgan was summoned to appear January 2 1903 in the seventh district civil court to answer a suit for 250 dollars for coal bought by tenants of a Park Avenue flat house at 961 and 963. The Nevilsons who run a drug store upstairs claim repeated notices and no coal this winter. They say they bought their own coal after being told no coal. The suit follows Morgan's early 1900s effort to ship Welsh coal to aid the poor. The tenants staged a surprise party turning the moment into a jab at Morgan.
George Milbank, longtime business manager of Austin & Stone's museum and a prominent figure in Boston amusement circles, died today from a stroke suffered last Tuesday. A native of Boston, he spent his life here and leaves behind a widow.
Pittsburg December 25 H C Frick tells Associated Press there is no vacancy in the U S Steel presidency or any other executive post. He says he has retired from active business, remains a director and major stockholder, and could not accept a daily exclusive role. He will continue to give time as a director while his affairs demand attention.
Syracuse on December 25. James E. Dolan of Syracuse, president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, signed final papers bringing the order worldwide under a single governing board. The US Canada Australia Ireland amalgamation follows a Christmas greeting from the president.
Littleton residents join an active search for S. W. Hartwell an 88 year old man and one of the town’s wealthiest residents who left his home after midnight last night. A severe storm grips the area and rescuers fear for his safety as he lives alone with two caretaking servants nearby.
London reports the death of Frank Kim borough an American artist in the city from pneumonia. The item also includes an advertisement offering warm, affordable tenements priced from $6 to $9 per month and notes new neckwear prices from 25 cents to $1.50 by HH, L. Bailey & Co.
Boston December 25 Gov William Murphy Crane declined to be quoted on the tale that he was offered the treasury portfolio saying there is nothing he knows about it. He allowed the reporter to note only that he has no knowledge of the affair.
Edward Mahoney of Boston was arraigned in Malden district court on an assault with intent to kill charge involving his brother Timothy at Wakefield. He was ordered to recognize $5000 for a further hearing on January 17, as delays were granted pending Timothy’s critical injuries. Also listed: bath robes from Miss Bailey & Co. at 69 Merrimack street.
In Hot Springs Arkansas two men William Helwig and Joe Kerney died after a pool room explosion the previous day. Four more people were injured and likely to die. Benjamin Murray, driver of a gasoline wagon, was arrested on charges of criminal negligence after claiming he connected his wagon to the cellar tank and found 20 to 30 gallons of gasoline spilled on the floor. He says he closed an open window fearing an explosion, then a porter opened a door and gases ignited by lights caused the blast.
Miss Clara Grover, the third victim of last night's railroad crossing accident at North Dartmouth, died today at Union Hospital. She had both legs amputated and passed away while under ether, following injuries sustained in the crash.
H L Bailey and Company list suspenders in a price range from 25 cents to two dollars. Located at 69 Merrimack Street the shop advertises a selection of novel suspender styles for customers seeking affordable fashion.
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