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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1902

Page

9

New York New Haven Hartford R R Schedule Change

On and after October 27, all trains will leave Lowell at 7.15 11.25 a m and 5.23 p m for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations. Trains connect at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West. The 5.23 p m train links with the Stonington line for New York City. Sundays service at 7.15 a m to South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations. C Peter Clark and A C Kendall sign off.

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

Boston and Maine Train Schedule Corrections

The bulletin lists corrected October dates for Boston and Maine trains from Merrimack Street Depot Lowell and Middlesex Street Station Lowell. It details numerous Boston, Salem, Haverhill, Newburyport, Exeter, Lewiston, Bangor, St John, and other destination departures with weekday and Sunday variations, noting special notes on certain routes and divisions. The timetable names platforms, times, and service cautions for several routes and operators.

Merrimack Street Depot Lowell Boston Middlesex Street Lawrence A. m Salem Mass Haverhill Newburyport Amesbury Portsmouth Exeter Dover Rochester Alton Bay Somersworth N. H Saco Old Orchard Portland Augusta Bath Waterville Lewiston Skowhegan Bangor Belfast Rockland St. John N. B Halifax Montreal Quebec Eastport Castine Deer Isle Sedgwick Bar Fiarbo Jonesper Machingport Frank Jones

Colombian Naval Build Up Threatens Revolutionary Fleet

General Alban tightens control in the region after seizing the Lantaro and Chucuito, mounting guns and boosting speed. Boyaca sails to Chiriqui for troops as Taboga receives exchanged prisoners. Piizon scouts coast for idle forces ahead of a planned attack.

Colon Colombia Galveston Tex Alban South American Steamship Company Lantaro Chucuito Pacific Steam Navigation Company Boyaca Chiriqui Libertador Rio Hacha General Piizon

Venezuelan Rebels Hold Sea Mastery as Arms Landings Stall

Caracas reports Gen. Matos dominates at sea while government coastal defenses hinder arms and ammunition shipments. A January 9 landing near Tucona succeeded in delivering supplies and General Rivera, and the rebel leader was linked to Aruba. Uncertainty lingered on uprisings at Guayana and other areas. Generals Mendoza and Fernandez remain active though underresourced, and the overall revolution appears not advancing.

Caracas Venezuela Galveston Tex Matos Castro Tucona Rievera Aruba la Guayra Mendoza Fernandez Guayana

Underground Battle at Independence Mine in Colorado

Desperate four hundred foot underground fight between mine officers and ore thieves at Battle Mountain’s Independence mine ends with thieves escaping as officers retreat. 50 to 75 shots fired. Lee Clogner shot twice but not seriously injured. Stratton’s Independence Co. detects long running sylvanite theft. detectives previously employed.

Victor Cole Jan Independence Mine Battle Mountain Lee Clogner Stratton’s Independence Co London England Independence

Protective Tariff League Holds Annual Session in New York

The American Protective Tariff league met in New York for its annual session. The annual report shows receipts of 31399.59 and expenses of 29615.40, leaving 1683.99 in cash. Membership reached 979 with 2225 correspondents. Officers elected include Charles A. Moore as president and Wilbur E. Wakeman as secretary and treasurer. Board of managers serves four years: Legrand Bannon Cannon, Cornelius Bliss, Henry McCall, Lyman Goff, Robert Taylor. Executive committee members are F. W. Cheney and David E. Einstein. Finance committee chair A. D. Julliard. Literature committee chair George J. Seabury. Organization and distribution chair Theodore Justice.

New York American Protective Tariff League Tariff League Wilbur E. Wakeman Charles A. Moore Legrand B. Gannon Joseph EE. Thropp Wilbur EE. Wakeman Legrand B. Cannon Vermont Cornelius N. Bliss Henry McCall Louisiana Lyman B. Goff Rhode Island Robert W. Taylor F. W. Cheney Connecticut P. C. Cheney David E. Einstein Alfred Ray A. D. Julliard George J. Seabury Theodore Justice Pennsylvania

Florida Tours to Jacksonville by Pennsylvania Railroad

Under the Personally Conducted Tourist System tours to Jacksonville depart New York by special Pullman train February 4 18 and March 4 with two weeks in the Land of Flowers. Tickets include going and return Pullman meals but no Florida hotel stays. March 4 tour returns by May 31 with Pullman meals only on the going trip. Rate from New York $590. D N Bell Tourist Agent 205 Washington street Boston.

Pennsylvania Railroad Jacksonville New York Land of Flowers Florida D. N. Bell Washington Street Boston

To Let Various Rooms And Houses In City Areas

Tenement of seven rooms with bath at 18 Ware street. House of eight rooms with bath pantry hot water gas and yard near cars at 829 Bridge street. Eight room house with stable heated by steam at 23 Booth Walker street. Eight room house at 74 Wentworth avenue with large land and fruit trees. Desirable furnished rooms at 88 First street. Furnished or unfurnished rooms central to Middlesex Street and John Street. Yorick club rooms at Central and Market Streets offered via F Coburn 65 Merrimack Street.

Fourth Street G. P. Walker Middlesex Street Bath Ware Street Bridge Street Humphrey Street Nineteenth Street Eighteenth Street Booth Walker Street James G. Buttrick Wilder Street L&st Wentworth Avenue KE. W. Hoyt « Co Church Street Tlalledos Street Howard Itstata C. H. Nelson Mansac Street Walker Street Jia H. B. Shattuck & Son Central Street First Street Tyler Street Highland House High Street Central Or John Streets Ms Tt Yorick Club Cor Central and Market Streets F. Coburn Merrimack Street Bridge Merrimack Streets Hugene G. Russell Wauchusetts Street Paige Street White Street Gorham Street Howe Street Central Strees Boston Lowell

What’s the Matter With Courier Citizen Want Ad

A terse note questions the Courier Citizen want ads, asserting contentment with the listings and the publication’s handling of advertisements. The item hints at reader sentiment toward classified notices and page quality.

Another State Dinner Tonight At Washington

President Roosevelt hosted a state dinner in the East Room with a crescent table. Guests included the supreme court justices and Mrs Fuller, Attorney General Knox, many senators and representatives, and Misses Roosevelt Carew Knox Knox Yuckerman and others.

Washington Roosevelt Supreme Court Fuller Justice Harlan Gray Brewer Shiras White McKenna Knox Senator Hoar Platt Conn McComas Depew Elkins Spooner Tillman Wetmore Dubois Ray Jenkins Storm Sibley Mercer Loud George E. Ness Long Flynn Carew Yuckerman Thos. B. Reed Reed John W. Foster Foster Francis V. Green

Ex-Postmaster General Madden decision on railways guide

Washington January 16 Ex Postmaster General and Mrs Charles Emory Smith left for Philadelphia to resume residence. It was announced that one of Smiths last acts before yielding the office to Payne was a decision of interest to publishers regarding second class privileges. The decision sustained Madden in excluding the official guide of the railways under these regulations.

Washington Charles Emory Smith Philadelphia Smith Payne Madden Official Guide of the Railways

Cecil Rhodes secures meat contracts for South Africa

London Jan 16 Cecil Rhodes secured contracts worth several million pounds to supply fresh meat to British troops in South Africa. Meat will be shipped in refrigerator vessels from British colonies and elsewhere. Rhodes' friends say a motive is long-standing differences with the head of a leading South African cold storage concern that currently dominates the fresh meat trade there.

London Cecil Rhodes South Africa Rhodes

Fallieres Reelected President of French Senate

Paris Jan 16 The Senate today reelected M Fallieres president of the Senate. It was decided to devote all sessions except Friday to the discussion of the Budget.

Paris Senate M. Fallieres

Senate confirms numerous postmasters and pension agents

Washington January 16 names of confirmed nominees include Hugh Henry pension agent Concord N H postmasters in Massachusetts W Gray Campello W R Dunbar Taunton H A Chase Holyoke M Z Woodward Shelburn Falls G F Boune Lenox H B Hildreth Townsend C H Mead West Acton J A Eldridge Williamstown NH Thomas A Adams Gorham J F Nichols Hillsboro Bridge Frank L Gilman Laconia G W Tilton Epping I A Ramsay Colebrook A Clement Antrim W M Small Newmarket F P Dearth Woodsville F H Perry Charlestown C I Bardwek Walpole G L Crockett Whitefield H P Thompson Troy F Smith Lancaster BE Duke Lisbon

Washington Senate Hugh Henry Concord N. H Massachusetts W. Gray Campello W. R. Dunbar Taunton H. A. Chase Holyoke M. Z. Woodward Shelburn Falls G. F. Boubne Lenox H. B. Hildreth Townsend C. H. Mead West Acton J. A. Eldrege Wiliamstown New Hampshire Thomas A. Adams Gorham J.F. Nichols Hillsboro Bridge Frank L. Gilman Laconia G. W. Tilton Epping I. A. Ramsay Colebrook A. Clement Antrim W. M. Small Newmarket F. P. Dearth Woodsville F. H. Perry Charlestown C. I. &Bardwek Walpole G. L. Crockett Whitefield H. P. Thompson Troy F. Smith Lancaster BE. Duke Lisbon

Brigg's Fate: Briggs on trial for murder in Newport

The Briggs murder trial in Newport New Hampshire nears verdict after witnesses challenge Mrs. Jones's son and Prof Bancroft finds no insanity. State argues premeditation while defense cites uncontrollable impulse and taunts from the Jones family. Judge Pike charges the jury as they retire for deliberation.

Newport N. H George H. Briggs Florence Jones Langdon Briggs Eastman Hosea W. Parker Claremont

Leavenworth Fugitives Named in Anadarko Killings

Warren Bennett U S marshal identifies two of the five Fort Leavenworth escapees as the killers of Sheriff Smith and Deputy Beck near Anadarko. Governor Ferguson offers a $500 reward for each arrest.

Guthrie O. T Warren Bennett United States Sheriff Smith Beck Anadarko Fort Leavenworth

Marguerite Adrift In Newfoundland Harbor After Captain Goes Blind

The French bark Marguerite from the West Indies to St. Pierre, after 30 days at sea with scarce food and water, arrived at La Poile Newfoundland. The captain was stricken blind three days out, leaving the mate to steer ashore in good weather. Fishermen guided the vessel to harbor where a new captain was found to take her onward.

St. Johns N. F Marguerite West Indies St. Pierre la Poile New Foundland

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