Train schedule changes for Lowell and connecting lines
New York New Haven and Hartford R R announces October 27 trains from Lowell Middlesex Street Depot to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 7 15 am 11 25 am and 5 23 pm. All lines connect at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West and at Concord Junction with Fitchburg R R. The 5 23 pm trip links with Stonington line to New York City the South and West Sunday runs 7 15 am to South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations. Poster Clark and Kendall sign.
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Middlesex Street
Taunton
New Bedford
Newport
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Boston
Albany R. R
Worcester
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Albany
Concord Junction
Fitchburg R. R
Stonington
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Mansfield
Poster Clark
A. C. Kendall
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Prisoner Sentenced to 20 Years in Meoli Killing Case
Michael Maffia was found guilty of killing Nicola Meoli on November 29. In Suffolk Superior Court Judge Fessen den sentenced him to 12 to 20 years in state prison. Maffia showed excitement in court and attempted self harm in jail, believing he faced the electric chair. The killing occurred after a dispute over room and board money near Prince Street.
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Michael Maffia
Nicola Meoli
North End
Fessenden
Suffolk Superior Criminal Court
Manfra
Meoli
Mantra
Prince Street
Murderous assault and church arson in Toms River
William Scholl, a sexton, attacked his employer Gustave Wall in New Jersey, then set fire to the German Presbyterian church pew cushions with kerosene and later shot himself in the church basement.
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New York
William Scholl
Gustave Wall
Toms River
N. J
Wall
Scholl
Sexton
French Waterways Bill Debates Use Of 600 Million Francs
Paris deputies opened debate on a bill to complete several waterways and canals with a projected spend of over 600 million francs. Deputy Clementel urged the plan as defense against American competition after it organized steel and other combinations, now targeting navigation.
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Chamber of Deputies
Clementel
France
Ottawa Railway Sale Nears Completion
Ottawa Ont Jan 27 The sale of the Canada Atlantic railway to the New York Central and St. Lawrence and Adirondack companies is all but completed Dr Seward Webb arrived and said negotiations have proceeded satisfactorily with only minor details remaining He expects the deal to be settled before he leaves tomorrow
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Ont
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Adirondack
Seward Webb
Senator Fora ker Pushes Sherman Statue Bill in Washington
Washington January 27 Senator Fora ker introduced a bill to erect a statue of the late John Sherman in Washington with a cost of 50 thousand dollars.
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Foraker
John Sherman
Christmas presents scheme ends in humorous tangle
A Louisville businessman's Christmas gift plan backfires as a circular handoff of money among wife and children leads to a costly lesson. He shared a $20 gold piece and later a $50 bill, but the chain collapses when the son returns only 50 cents, highlighting the folly of bright but impractical generosity.
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Louisville
Des Moines
Father who trains children at home provokes amused remark
A man proud of strict child discipline boasted of his methods to visiting friends. His two sons played noisily and he sternly ordered Johnny to stop. Johnny then teased that Papa sounded like Mama as the children ignored the instruction.
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Freddy
Papa
Mamma
London
Watch the little colds before they become big
A cautionary note on catching small colds that may lead to serious illness, promoting Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a remedy. The text then pivots to a newspaper correspondent quip about men peering under women's umbrellas on rainy nights, speculating they may be umbrella menders seeking leaks.
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Dr. Wood
Lowell
Foxy Quiller at the Opera House entertains a full night
Klaw & Erlanger presented Foxy Quiller in Corsica directed by R D Stevens with Jerome Sykes in the detective lead. The cast included Julius Steger, Eleanor Kent, Grace Cameron, Arthur T Ernest, Adolph Zink and others. The review praises staging acting singing and laughs then previews Don Caesar's Return starring James K Hackett with a strong Broadway supporting company.
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Klaw & Erlanger Opera Company
R. D. Stevens
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Opera
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Harry B. Smith
Jerome Sykes
Sherlock Holmes
Mr. Skyes
Julius Steger
Paganino
Grace Cameron
Adolph Zink
Harry Macdonough
Walsingham Binks
Mr. Sylkes
Almira
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted by Haverhill Bookseller
A 20 year hemorrhoid sufferer from Haverhill Massachusetts testifies that Pyramid Pile Cure provides relief and a potential cure. He describes trying many doctors and medicines before purchasing a 50 cent package and credits the remedy with making the past year the best in two decades.
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John Cullen Bryant
Haverhill
Mass
To Let Collage of Several Tenement Listings
Multiple rental notices detail two story house with 12 rooms on Grove and Loring streets with steam heat, an eight room centralville tenement on Simpson street, a six room unit at 914 Gorham street, and a tenement at 158 Sixth street with bath. Also listed are eight and ten room rentals at various Brown's block and Marshall street locations with contact points W T Sheppard and S T Brown for further particulars.
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Shannon and Kelcey Star in Her Lord and Master at Opera House
Prominent actors Miss Shannon and Mr Kelcey headline Martha Morton’s stage work Her Lord and Master towed as the strongest vehicle of their careers. The duo attract praise in America and England, with performances slated for Friday and Saturday evenings January 31 and February 1 amid a bill featuring Barkers, W. J. Sully and J. W. Harrington.
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Miss Shannon
Theatre Acts Shine With Two Comedy Sketch Teams
A strong bill at the popular theatre promises good houses this week. Frank Jones and Miss Lillian Walton perform Our Country Cousins with cornet and violin solos and dancing. Casey and LeClair replace the Donovans and deliver bright Trish wit and pathos. Jas T Spellman debuts in vaudeville as a baritone with several encored numbers. Dr Smith and Prof Chisholm display athletic feats lifting a partner into the air, one man sporting a notable beard.
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St Perkins
Lillian Walton
Miss Walton
Casey
Le@lair
Donovans
May
LeClair
An American Tramp debuts with strong cast at Music Hall
A large audience last evening witnessed the first production of An American Tramp a four act melodrama with a strong company. The plot centers on a tramp villain who schemes to steal his wife and insurance money but is thwarted by Little Flo and the insurance agent. Jack Allen impressed as the tramp and Kitty Bingham as Little Flo earned praise. The bill includes clever specialties and the run continues with matinees and evening shows. Mrs Weber's Dainty Duchess adds Mildred Stoller to the company replacing Letta Meredith.
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Flo
Jack Allen
Kitty Bingham
New York Theatre Member Joins Fred Irwin's Big Show
A Star reporter recalls a veteran Navy view on a historic bullion transport, noting past large shipments by rail and sea. The account discusses government choices, the Swatara and Yantic ships, space salvaged from magazines and sails, and the lone Gatling gun as defense.
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Mint
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United States
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Washington Star
Plaster Aid at Kennedy Building Steps
William Ordway Partridge, returning to his studio, found a sobbing child with a hurt foot begging near a bank on Twenty second Street. The artist offered a plaster and a quarter, saying the plaster could stop pain when nothing else would. He moved on, leaving a small kindness in the cold dusk.
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Kennedy Building
Twenty-second Street
New York Times
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