Boston & Maine Railroad Low Rates Fast Train Service
Boston and Maine Railroad advertises lowest rates for fast train service. Tickets and information available at principal ticket offices. D J Flanders is general passenger and ticket agent in Boston.
Lowell Departures Under New Haven and Hartford R R Schedule
New York New Haven and Hartford R R announces that from October 27 all trains from Lowell will depart at 7.15 11.25 and 5.23 a.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. links with Stonington line to New York City. Sundays see a 7.15 a.m. departure for South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations. Officials C 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
Fitchburg Co
Stonington
New York City
Mansfield
Peter Clark
A. C. Kendall
Pass
Complex Boston and Maine train schedule corrected for 1901
Lowell and Cambridge area timetable lists departures from Merrimack Street and Middlesex Street stations for Boston and other destinations. The corrected date is October 14, 1901, with numerous daily and Sunday times to Boston Lawrence Salem Haverhill Newburyport and many inland stops. Names include Flanders and Taft as officials.
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Errimack Street
Lowell
Boston
Middlesex Street
Lawrence
A. m
Salem
Mass
Haverhill
Newburyport
Amesbury
Portsmouth
Exeter
Dover
Rochester
Alton Bay
Somersworth
N. H
Saco
Old Orchard
Portianis
Augusta
Bath
Waterville
Lewiston
Skowhegan
Bangor
Belfast
Rockland
St.John
N. B
Halifax
N. J
Montreal
Quebec
Seem
Castle Crestman Whitter Elected Aldermanic Superintendent
The aldermen, after a disrupted session, elected William D. Whitter as superintendent of commons, with the committee on appropriations approved subject to signing the ordinance. Carmichael opposed. The body adjourned later that night at 11 30.
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Badger
Committee On Committees
Committee On Appropriations
Messrs
Derby
Carmichael
O'Sullivan
Municipal council session in Lowell burns time and tactics
President Hill presides as petitions on macadamized Ames street and other Lowell streets move to committees. Debates over a public bath house and municipal lighting plant mix with quorum disputes, withdrawals, and a tight vote for superintendent of commons Jensen winning over Jackson and Whittet amid a lengthy adjournment and clashes about recess rules.
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Saratoga Street
Gorham
Chippewa Street
Pawtucketville
Casey
Lowell
Adams
Worcester
Committee of Appropriations
Roche
Pickering
Mr. Pickering
Chamber
Brown
Cronan
Dillon
Donohoe
Fontaine
Henderson
Laporte
Park
Swann
Taylor
Pinder
Jensen
Daly
Fairweather
Finnerty
Grant
Greenwood
Parks and Commons
John G. Jackson
Jackson
Otto Jensen
Merrimack
Board of Aldermen
William D. Whitter
Whittet
Donahoe
Philippine Senate Debate Echoes Lynch Remarks and Censorship Claims
A heated Senate session centers on Philippine policy and racial rhetoric. Senators Tillman and Spooner clash over how to treat Filipinos and the comparison to American racial injustice in the South. Teller pushes an amendment on applying US laws in the archipelago while alleging abuses by Spaniards and Cuban conected camps. Beveridge, Lodge, Foraker, Hawley, Platt challenge his statements amid censorship and press despatch debates. The presiding officer admonishes breaches of decorum as the session ends.
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Iman
Pilippines
Spooner
Philippines
Teller
Colorado
United States
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Massachusetts
Mr. Lodge
Philippine Commission
Washington
Weyler
Manila
Foraker
Taft
Gen. Weyler
Beveridge
Ind
Senate
Associated Press
General Wheaton
Schurman
Boston
Hawley
Platt
Conn
Mr. Teller
Mr. Foraker
Frye
To Let Homes and Tenements in Merrimack Valley Area
Multiple rental notices list eight to twelve room houses and tenements on Bridge Grove Loring Simpson Gorham Central Marshall streets. Offers include baths hot water steam heat and modern improvements with rents from 15 to 16 dollars monthly. Interested parties directed to contact W T Sheppard S T Brown or visit specified addresses for details.
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Bridge Street
Grove and
Loring Streets
Loring Street
W. T. Sheppard
Central Street
Kim Street
Bargain Real Estate Listings In Merrimack And Centralville
A series of property notices advertises houses and farms for sale or exchange. Listings include a 12 room mansion on Merrimack Street, two tenement houses on Bartlett and Belvidere Streets with prices around 2800 to 3000, plus a Centralville two tenement with carriage shed and 10 feet of land. Pleasant Cottage on Centralville Heights offers 6 rooms with 200 down and 5 percent interest. Pawtucketville cottages, a 60 acre farm, Hi Highlands and nearby 9 room houses with steam heat and large land tracts are priced low with easy terms. The seller seeks offers and estate settlements, with a large inventory available for viewing.
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Vermont
West Chelmsford
Bridge
Merrimack Streets
Eugene G. Russell
Middlesex Street
White Street
Juno
Highlands
Middlesex
Queen Streets
Centralville
Belvidere
Philips Street
Merrimack Street
Bartlett Street
Centralville Heights
Pawtucketville
Broadway
Pleasant Cottage
Pawtucket Street
Central
Senator Deliberations Close With Decorum Motive
The dialogue emphasizes decorum in Senate debates and notes the chair’s hope that senators will observe it in future. At 5.05 p.m. on motion by Mr Platt Connecticut the Senate entered executive session and soon adjourned.
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Platt
Conn
Senate
Senate panel backs bank charter extension and stamp reforms
Washington january 28 the senate finance committee authorized senator aldrich to report favorably a bill to extend national bank charters for 20 years under the 1882 act. the panel also backed a house bill to redeem documentary and proprietary stamps within two years and authorized return of unused checks after stamp cancellation.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Aldrich
National Banking Association
House
Beets versus Cuban concessions sparks reciprocity hearing
Washington on January 28 heard testimony before the Ways and Means Committee on reciprocity with Cuba. Colorado sugar beet producer F K Carey warned Cuban concessions would harm the beet sugar industry and aid American Sugar Refining, while Rep Hopkins pressed for evidence challenging the injury claim.
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Washington
Ways and Frente Committee
Hopkins
Illinois
Cuba
Carey
Cuban Delegation Criticizes Platt Amendment At Hearing
F B Machado, lead Cuban planters, denounced the Platt amendment as chaining Cuba to the United States. He argued it destroys Cuba’s ability to develop internally and leaves Cubans unable to seek relief, prompting questions about where they should knock for aid. Representatives Dalzell and Grosvenor did not participate in the discussion. The committee adjourned for a lunch break at 1.30 p m.
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Dalzell
Grosvenor
F. B. Machado
Cuba
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