Lowell Trains Schedule From Depot After October 27
Beginning October 27 all trains from Lowell Middlesex Street Depot depart for Taunton New Bedford Newport Soeapie Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 7 15 11 25 a m and 5 28 p m. Connections at South Framingham link to Boston and Albany for Worcester Bringfield Albany and the West while Concord Junction connects with Fitchburg. The 5 23 p m train connects with the Stonington line to New York City the South and West. Sundays service lists 7 15 a m to South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations. C Peter Clark Gen Supt A C Kendall Gen Pass Agent.
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Marlboro
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Way
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Albany R. R
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Bringfield
Albany
Concord
Fitchburg
Stonington
New York City
Mansfield
Providence
Peter Clark
A. C. Kendall
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Not Guilty Consul Miller Reports In Vicksburg Shooting
Pekin Jan 13 United States Consulate at New Chang Henry B Miller replies to the Russian charge that sailors from the United States gunboat Vicksburg shot a Russian soldier during the New Chiang disturbance stating thorough investigation found no evidence linking Americans to the shooting Commander E B Barry led the inquiry Conger the US minister received copies of the correspondence Miller also complained of oppressive regulations and encroachments on foreigners rights
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Foreign travel in China to follow treaty rules urged
Washington reports publicized correspondence from United States Minister Conger at Pekin dated Oct 31 on foreigners traveling in China. Princes Ching and the territorial tao tai of Tientsin urge advance notice and guards. Conger promises Americans will be reminded to follow treaties, calls two week notice unreasonable.
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Liberal reception for Rosebery at St James Hall
London January 3. Crowds packed St James Hall for the London Liberal Association meeting. The mood was hostile toward Lord Rosebery with pamphlets branding him a traitor and interruptions during readings of his letter of regret. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman urged unity and loyal Liberal action while acknowledging disagreements as immaterial.
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Alarm clocks cure poses for ward pol in a tale of alcohol
A Chicago ward Democratic politician with two city jobs spirals into heavy drinking. After an alarm clock fails to wake him, his wife buys eight clocks to force wakefulness. The clocks terrify him as he imagines delirium tremens, until a doctor warns that sobriety is essential. He commits to abstinence and seeks help.
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Chicago Tribune
Schley's Case Deferred Awaiting Roosevelt Decision
The Maryland delegation in Congress, including senators and representatives, agreed to rest the Schley matter pending President Roosevelt's ruling on the appeal. They reviewed existing resolutions and bills but decided not to press any measure now, while remaining favorable to actions vindicating Admiral Schley.
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Chicago Board of Trade backs Dewey minority in Schley row
The Chicago board of trade approved Admiral Dewey's minority report on the Schley controversy and voted to ask Congress to review commission records. A memorial urges examination of circumstances and events to clarify who commanded at Santiago and Schley's conduct, with copies sent to Admiral Schley and Congress representatives.
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Funston Comments on Philippine Situation
San Francisco January 13 Brig Gen Funston on leave from the Philippines says the insurgency is a knotty problem. He predicts 40,000 troops needed for two to three years to quell unrest then 10,000 to maintain order. He adds that educated Filipinos and elites are agitators and not fond of Americans.
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Cal
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Philippines
Accidents On The Farm Spur Quick Pain Relief
A farm issue highlights frequent cuts stings bruises and sprains. Dr Thomas Electric Oil offers instant pain relief and is urged for immediate use on rural injuries.
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Thomas
To Let Varied tenements with modern conveniences
Multiple rental notices for five to seven room dwellings at 469 Hildreth Street 127 Humphrey Street 23 Eighteenth Street Fre Mont Street 58 Central Street Chestnut Square 307 Wilder Street and 23 South Walker Street. Listings offer modern improvements, stables, and steam heat with contact details.
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Humphrey Street
Nineteenth Street
Hightenth Steet
Eighteenth Street
Fremont Street
Central Street
Chestnut Square
Chestnut Street
Walker Street
James G. Buttrick
Wilder Street
H. B. Shattuck & Son
First Street
Tenement bargains offered near mills and streets
Pleasant, well kept tenements at low prices between 6.50 and 10.00. Highlands three rooms 6.50 Centralville five rooms near mills 7.00 corners Midlesex and Queen three rooms 7.50 701 Middlesex street four rooms 6.50 six room cottage 8.00 Belvidere five rooms 7.50 All nearly as good as new with multiple options in the area.
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Bridge
Merrimack Streets
Eugene G. Russell
Middlesex Street
Wauchusetts Street
Paige Street
Jill
White Street
Juno
Highlands
Bridge Street
Cor of
Lowell
G. L. Hubbard
Sracer
Centralville
Mills
Midlesex and
Queen
Belvidere
lions and training wild animals in captivity
Harvey Sutherland discusses lions tigers and other beasts in captivity noting that fear fire and familiarity shape behavior. He cites Central Park keeper William Sny der on breeding habits and the difficulty of taming jungle beasts born in the wild versus those raised in captivity.
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Whiffer
William 8. Snyder
Central Park
Thelephants
Columbia
Babe
Bridgeport
Queen
Chief
Harvey Sutherland
Ainslee
New Crepe Paper in Flower Designs for Sale
A. G. Pollard & Co offers a new lot of figured crepe paper in pansies roses chrysanthemums and sprays in rolls of 10 feet at 15 cents a roll for a limited time. Ideal for decor shelves mantels and fancy work with soft and heavy qualities available in basement.
Half the i's that map is heir to come from inhestion
Burdock Blood Pillars atrencheos and tones the stom ach, makes 'ndigestion impossible.
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