Boston and Maine Train Service Lowell to Boston
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Courcier-citizen Office
New Haven R R Schedules From Lowell for Several Routes
On and after October 27 trains will leave Lowell Middlesex Street Depot for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 7.15 11.26 am and 5.23 pm. All trains connect at South Framingham with Boston and Albany R R for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West and at Concord Junction with the Fitchburg R R. The 5.23 pm connects with the Stonington line to New York City the South and West. Sundays 7.15 am for South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations. Signed by Peter Clark and A C Kendall.
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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
Peter Clark
A. C. Kendall
Pass
Honors To Captain Leary Came Too Late
Richard F. Leary U S N died at Chelsea and was named rear admiral the day before his death. The appointment remained unofficial until his brother Dr Fairfax Leary learned of it after attending an Annapolis funeral. Delays in Washington delayed the announcement.
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Boston
Washington
Richard F. Leary
Chelsea
Fairfax Leary
Annapolis
Marine Hospital
Many Charges Held for Grand Jury in Boston Ad Fraud
Harry W. Bell a 38 year old advertising solicitor active in New England was arrested in Boston on multiple complaints alleged to number three score or more charges. He was arraigned in municipal court and held $500 for grand jury action. Bell allegedly defrauded advertisers by taking payments for ads that never appeared.
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Boston
Harry W. Bell
New England
Brown
Captain Westcott
Bell
Massachusetts
Embalming Fluid Promises Eternal Preservation
Memphis Medical College has long tested a new embalming fluid claiming superior preservation over ancient Egyptian methods. A dog cadaver treated thirty days ago remains rigid yet natural with no odor or decay signs. Tests by the anatomy demonstrator persuade using the fluid on all cadavers, as it petrifies the body without arsenic or strychnine.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Medical College
Memphis College
Redmond speech signals Nationalist push for home rule
New York reports John Redmond at Sligo argues Liberal Imperialists should rally to Liberal party ties as Irish Nationalists plan to press home rule in Parliament's next session. Ely Cream Balm advertised with testimonial from Mrs. W B Daniel praising Dream Balm's relief.
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John Redmond
Sligo
London
The
Tribune
Lord Rosebery
Redmond
Parnell
Gladstone
Ireland
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
Mill Street
Lexington
W. B. Daniel
New Year Party and Local News in Middlesex County
Misses Maggie Keefe and Theresa Ready of Lowell visit the Ready home in Middlesex County. A New Year’s party at Miss Lottie Lowe’s includes Daniel Ready, Fred McEnaney, Josephine Ready, and Mary A. Garvey with vocal and musical selections. Laura Ring of Woburn visits Mrs. Ringly. Mrs. Union S. Adams of Townsend stays with her parents. Archie Tucke presents a new piano to his family. Henry Blood begins lighting the village street lamps. The village notes no recent smallpox or diphtheria cases and calls for more street lights to improve safety.
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Maggie Keefe
Theresa Ready
Lowell
Patrick Ready
Lottie Lowe
Daniel Ready
Fred McEnaney
Josephine Ready
Mary A. Garvey
Laura Ring
Woburn
Ringly
Union S. Adams of
Townsend
Charles M. Corne
Archie Tucke
Henry Blood
Lewis Maxwell 74 Died at Home on Elm Street
Lewis Maxwell aged 74 died on the 1st at his Elm Street home. A native of Shapleigh Missouri he lived long in Stoneham in the Farm Hill district. He worked as a shoemaker in youth then farmed as a market gardener. He retired years ago and served nine months as corporal in Co. C 50th Massachusetts volunteers. member of Col. J Parker Gould Post 75 G A R.
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Lewis Maxwell
Elm Street
Shapleigh
Stoneham
Farm Hill
Mr. Maxwell
Co. C
Sherborn reform school report cites progress and sewing success
The Sherborn woman's reformatory reports rising hope and discipline with educational work and a new sewing class proving popular. The year’s orderly conditions, kindness with firmness, and plans for inmate reintegration are highlighted. Also noted is Justice Adams ruling in Perkins versus Sherborn over peach orchard proceeds and potential further actions against local citizens.
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Woman's Reformatory
Sherborn
Adams
District Court
Joseph Perkins
Perkins
Two Boys Shot in Concord Era Incident and Local Obits
James Craig aged 12 was accidentally shot by Frank Miner 16 while playing soldiers with a loader 22 caliber rifle. James, injured in the back, was treated locally then at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and is expected to recover. The Concord column lists funeral services for William Ellery Channing and notes other town deaths and social events including Mrs. Augusta Hartwell and George Barrett. It reports the Grange installation, Miss Augusta Warren and George Wright funerals, Christmas travels, and Groton grange 1902 schedule with local society notes.
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James Craig
William Craig
Frank Miner
Miner
Craig
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
William Ellery Channing
Frank B. Sanborn
Emerson, Thoreau and Hawthorne
Concord
F. T. Jackson
L. B. Macdonald
F. B. Sanborn
Channing
Clark Post
Grange Hall
D.R. Stone
Anna C. Shattuck
Fitchburg
Augusta M. Warren
Main Street
George C. Wright
Congregational
Worcester
Walter Fletcher
Bridgeport
Lillian W. Kane
Young
Lucy Young
Winchester
H. H. C. Bingham
Hartford
Maria A. Bowers
Dorchester
Phyllis Gay
Roxbury
Fannie Sampson
Troy
N. Y
Newell
B. P. Williams
Mattapan
Clara L. Hutchins
Cambridge
G. H. Rockwood
Groton Grange
Ogden Cryder
Duncan Cryder
New York
St. Vincent's Hospital
Young Cryder
Groton
White House
Worcester Academy
Groton School
Theodore
Roosevelt
To Let Rooms and Houses Listed in Middlesex and Highlands
Multiple rental notices describe rooms and tenements for let in Middlesex street High street Appleton street and Highlands. Listings include furnished rooms with or without board steam heat and bath in private homes with weekly rates from 1 50 to monthly rents up to 30. Names include Eugene G Russell and addresses 407 Middlesex street 113 Fremont street 287 Appleton street 749 Middlesex street and 300 High street.
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Tyler Street
Appleton Street
Dutton Street
High Ree
Westford Street
Howe
Middlesex Street
Highlands
Eugene G. Russell
Fremont Street
Dal
French Street
High and House
Middlesex Loan Co
Tolman
Centralville
Boott Mills
Bel Vloere
Assis
Chemsford Street
Thorndike
Plain Streets
Bedford Christmas Treats and Local News From 1902
Miss Hughes gave pupils ice cream and cake before vacation, with 16 visitors hearing the exercises. Miss Bigelow hosted a Christmas tree yielding fruit for every child. Nathan H. Fitch starts a grocery venture in Somerville, buying from a burned-out stand. A New Year greeting and Bedford column notes invite reader contributions. The United Workers meeting failed to attract attendees. five tables were served and treasury funds rose. Burdock Blood Bitters hailed for skin eruptions.
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Cobb, Bates Yerxa Company
Fitch
Lowell Journal
United Workers
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