Loston and Maine Railroad Trains Between Lowell and Boston
The railroad lists service between Lowell and Boston on Sunday with limited routes or times indicated. The fragment suggests a schedule note or special service labeled STRI PLEX but lacks complete details or context.
Pullman Cars Across All Through Trains In West Regions
The notice lists Pullman parlor or sleeping cars available on all through trains serving the west northwest and southwest routes, indicating enhanced passenger comfort and service options on these lines.
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Chicago
Northwest
Twin Cities
Train schedule notice for Lowell and connections
New York, New Haven and Hartford R R announces that from October 27 all trains from Lowell Middlesex Street Depot depart for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and other way stations at 7.15 11.25 and 5.23 am and pm. Connections 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 train connects with the Stonington line for New York City the South and West. Sundays 7.15 am for South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations. C Peter Clark Gen Supt A C Kendall Gen Pass Agent.
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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 R r timetable corrected October 14 1901
Lowell and Middlesex Street stations list numerous Boston and Maine trains with scattered times to many destinations including Salem Haverhill Newburyport Exeter Dover Rochester Somersworth Augusta Lewiston Bangor and Montreal. The dense schedule notes Sundays departures and steamer connections with extensive cross references to divisions and express services.
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Mass
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Skowhegan
Bangor
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Rockland
Oe Wae Es Ak
Montreal
Anc Uebea
Eboes
Hkaatport
St. John
Portland
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Bar Harbor
Jonespeort
Machinaport
Frank Jones
Doan's Kidney Pills Win Local Endorsement
A Merrimack Mfg. Co. foreman John A. Kelley praises Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney troubles after three years of affliction. His wife also benefited and he notes a cold may trigger a quick recovery with a few doses. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents per box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents for the U. S. Remember the name Doan's.
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St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Localities Listed
Street and city mentions include St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth with specific addresses 368 Washington Street Boston and 461 Broadway New York, suggesting a directory or listing of multiple urban locations. The fragment implies a regional transit or postal reference from the era.
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New York Mayor responds on Sunday excise law enforcement
Mayor Low replies to Dr. Parkhurst and the Society for the Prevention of Crime stating the excise law on Sunday is enforced to the limit with available means. He argues against concentrating the entire police force on this single law, stressing balanced enforcement of all laws and steps to curb bribery and corruption linked to excise enforcement.
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All on Account of Hirza at Opera House
Review of a recent performance featuring Louis Mann and Clara Lipman in the comedy All on Account of Hirza. The piece by Leo Ditrichstein blends humor with sentiment as villagers clash over a schoolmarm’s removal, with Mann and Lipman praised for strong dialect and engaging stage presence. Andrew Mack's Tom Moore next. Klaw and Erlanger bring Foxy Quiller with Jerome Sykes, plus La Veille du Jour du Jour de l An noted for its Old France setting and charming love duet.
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To Let Mixed Tenements and Rooms in City Areas
Multiple short rental notices list tenements with 4 to 8 rooms and amenities in various streets including Chelmsford Ware Chestnut Wentworth Central Market Kirk Fletcher Howe Merrimack avenues. Entries mention rents or inquiries and indicate landlords such as K. W. Hoyt Co. and H. B. Suattuck & Son. Also listed are a store for a drug business and a mill storage option.
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John Streets
H. B. Suattuck & Son
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Refined vaudeville thrills fill Lowell theatre
Lowell's home of refined vaudeville continues to draw enthusiastic audiences for the last performances of the season. The bill features Harry Elkes and Tom Butler in five mile home trainer bicycle races, Oscar P. Sisson Ester Wallace and Mae Sisson in My Wife's Presents, and Geo. P. Watson with Marguerite Newton in Cousin Jack's Letter with yodling songs.
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Harry Elkes
Tom Butler
Will Dockray and Deagons Star in The Chappie and His Friend
Will Dock ray the Jersey Boy and min strel comedian leads the original comedy hit The Chappie and His Friend with Edw. and Katharine Deagon. Mr Deagon sings The Day That You and I First Met. Dra ke introduces trained sheep and dogs. Edward Avis performs novelty whistling and violin. Next week's bill promises many Lowell favorites with further details in tomorrow's columns.
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Edw
Katharine Deagon
Chappie
Mr. Deagon
Drake
Edward Avis
Lowell
Dainty Duchess starts five vaudeville acts at Music hall
L Lawrence Weber's Dainty Duchess company opened a five act bill at Music hall under Fred Harvey. The program featured Milton and Maud Wood with acrobatics, the Mitchell Sisters in song and dance, Exposition Four with instrumental and vocal numbers, and a closing crayon drawing display by Alf Wightman. The show repeats today and tomorrow with matinees and evening performances. a later bill includes A Jolly American Tramp premiering Monday night.
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Dainty Duchess Company
Music Hall
Fred Harvey
Milton
Maud Wood
Wood
Newton Alexander
Massa
Woodruff Alexander
James Brady
Elmer Terley
Teddy Simonds
Four Huntings
Alf Wightman
Shakespeare
Schley
Wdna Mitchell
Mamie Mitchell
Kankakee
Mollie Hunting
Belle Harvey
Edna Dayton
Mabel
Maud Dearborn
Rose Vance
Dorothy Walker
Clara Hillsdale
Alice Nevada
Glenna Garnella
Edna Mitchell
Phemie
H. E. Widder
Sol Smith Russell
Morocco Bound at Park Theatre Boston Delights Audiences
The Park Theatre Boston presents Morocco Bound a stylish entertainment featuring an Irish con artist funded by the Sultan of Morocco to recruit Music Hall artists. Act one shows an English Thames boating party and act two unveils the Sultan’s palace with praised scenery. Matinees by special request run Thursday and Saturday.
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Boston
Morocco
England
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Fripgland
Thursday Matinee Boosts Access to Park Theater Show
A Thursday matinee lets actors perform as guests of Park management and gives non professionals a chance to see and mingle with stage favorites in the audience. Seats for Morocco Bound are sold a week in advance and can be ordered by telephone or mail.
David Harum Captivates Boston at Colonial Theatre
Boston audiences hail David Harum as the season’s greatest success with William H. Crane in the title role. The adaptation of Edward Noyes Westcott's novel pleases with humor and brief tearful moments, Crane delivering a masterful character portrayal. Crane and the play run through until early February in Boston.
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David Harum
Colonial Theatre
William H. Crane
Edward Noyes Wescott
Mr. Crane
Mrs Mckinley Mail Free Transport Bill Signed
Washington note reports President signs bill granting free carriage for all mail matter sent by Mrs Ida S McKinley widow of the late President McKinley. District officials invite observance of the 59th birth anniversary of the late President on January 29. Statement urged subscriptions to the McKinley National Memorial association fund.
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Excellent Value in Cotton Cloth at Pollard Basement
Pollard & Co offers unbleached cotton remnants from 4 to 12 yards each at a special price of 5 1/2 cents per yard. 40 inch wide cotton, easy to bleach, soft and fine, usually 9 cents, sold daily from the basement department.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
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