Trains Revised by New York New Haven & Hartford R R
On and after October 27 all trains will leave Lowell from Middlesex Street Depot with departures at 7 15, 11 25 a m, 5 23 p m to Taunton, New Bedford, Newport, Providence, Pawtucket, Marlboro, South Framingham and way stations. Connections at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester and the West and at Concord Junction with Fitchburg for the same. The 5 23 p m connects with Stonington line to New York City. Sundays 7 15 a m for South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations. signed Peter Clark and A C Kendall.
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Lowell
Middlesex Street
Taunton
New Bedford
Newport
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Boston and Albany RR. R
Worcester
Springfield
Albany
Concord Junction
Fitchburg
R. R
Stonington
New York City
Mansfield
Peter Clark
A.C. Kendall
Gen. Pass
Runaway Electrics Crash in McKeesport Killing Three
Pittsburg Pa Jan 29 three killed two fatally hurt and about a score injured when two runaway cars on the Mohenghela branch of Pittsburg Railway Co plunge down a hill into Wilmerding depot. Conductor Robert Trush and motorman Charles Wright among the injured. A carriage carrying James Broad and Lizzie Minner wrecked. the driver Alexander Saunders fatally hurt. The couple later wed after escaping injury.
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Pittsburg
Mohengahela
Pittsburg Raiway Co
John McFadden
East Medeesport
Mary Kinkid
East McKeesport
Robert Trush
Wilmerdinrg
McKeesport
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles Wright
James Broad
Lizzie Minner
Alexander Saunders
Senate debate on revolutionary troops and censorship in Manila
The Senate exchange features Mr Money defending Massachusetts’ troop record with figures from Gen Knox, countered by Mr Hoar and Mr Lodge. Discussion shifts to Philippine policy, press censorship in Manila, and criticisms of Gen Wheaton and President Schurman. Du Bois accuses censorship. Lodge seeks War Department confirmation amid tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Money
Massachusetts
Hoar
Mason and Dixon
Virginia
South Caroline
Potomac
Lodge
Bacon
Tillman
Mr. Hoar
Mr. Tillman
Gen. Wheaton
Schurman
Sehurman
Philippines
Mr. Dubois
Manila
Cave Company
Idaho
Mr. du
Pyramid Pile Cure Admits Quietly To Relief
A long testimonial extols Pyramid Pile Cure as removing the disease’s cause rather than just treating symptoms for hemorrhoids. John Cullen Bryant of Paperhill Massachusetts recounts twenty years of suffering and futile remedies, saying the pyramid suppository gave his only year of life worth living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cullen Bryant
Paperhill
Mass
Senate Censorship Debate Over Philippine Press Free Speech
The Senate debated censorship in the Philippine islands as Gen. Greely’s letter asserted press freedom exists there with limited censorship for messages involving insurgents. Senators Beveridge Dubois Bacon Tillman Hoar and Lodge spoke on tariffs history and liberty before an executive session and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Committee
Beveridge
Gen. Greely
Army
Philippine Islands
Europe
America
Philippine Archipelago
United States
Hong Kong
Singapore
Gresly
Dubois
Indiana
Mr. Beveridge
Senate
Money
Hoar
Massachusetts
Tillman
War Revenue Reductions Advance in Republican Plan
Washington Jan 29 Republican members of the ways and means committee held a private conference and decided to frame a bill for broad reductions of war revenue taxes before addressing Cuban reciprocity. Chairman Payne called a full committee meeting for 11 o clock tomorrow to begin work on the war revenue reduction bill. No draft exists yet but the majority favors sweeping reductions amounting to virtually a repeal of all war taxes, totaling about 58 million dollars.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Payne
Indian Ridge annual meeting and local notices
The Indian Ridge association held its annual meeting January 16 with a secretary’s report showing good work over the past year Walter Buck was elected president and the old officers largely retained. A well known West Parish resident Henry Boynton was found dead in his bed last Thursday morning. Funeral services were held Sunday with Rev G A Andrews officiating. Boynton was about 70. Nearby lectures and sermons were given at Bartlet chapel and Ballardvale Congregational church with ministers including Rev Edward Fairbanks Rev Thomas L Cole and Rev Prof Platner. The November club heard a lecture on Queen Elizabeth by Freeman and Phillips Academy’s Society of Inquiry heard from T W Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Ridge Association
Walter Buck
West Parish
Henry Boynton
G. A. Andrews
Boynton
Edward Fairbanks
India
Bartlet Chapel
Fairbanks
C. W. Hidden
Newburyport
Congregational
Ballardvale
Thomas L. Cole
South Weymouth
Christchurch
Platner
Seminary
Queen Elizabeth
Freeman
Phillips Academy
Society of Inquiry
T. W. Reid
Party for Friends at Colburn Street Home
Miss Annie Bisonnette hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at 12 Colburn Street with piano solos by Annie Bisconnette and songs by Mamie Grady Avis Potter Anna ONeill and George Lynch among others. A cake walk and reading followed with Avis Potter winning first prize in the donkey party and George Lynch receiving the booby prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bisonnette
Colburn Street
Annie — Bisconnette
Mamie Mr Grady
Avis Potter
Anna O'Neil
George Lynch
Lagrange
Julia Taber
Bertha
Ote Bisconnette
To Let Variety of Houses and Apartments Listed
A collection of rental notices describes eight rooms at 29 Bridge Street and 18th June streets, six to twelve rooms with baths, gas or steam heat, and moderns at Tyler Street Grove and Loring streets. Addresses include Central Street 103 and 914 Gorham Street with monthly or weekly rents. some require inquiries with landlords. Also a Vermont farm for sale and a lost street blanket near Wentworth and Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Street
Tyler Street
G. W. Putnam, Hooi
Grove and
Loring Streets
Loring Street
W. T. Sheppard
Central Street
Belvidere
Hildreth Building
Gorham Street
C. A. Hall
Bridge
Wentworth Avenue
W. Hoyt & Co
Church Street
Merrimack Street
Bartlett Street
Centralville
Centralville Heights
Pawtuckerville
Highlands
Broadway
Broadway, Pleasant Cottage
Pawtucket Street
W. B. Dodge
Central St
Methuen Street
Branch Street
Liberty Street
Dutton Street
High School
Utterfield
First Street
Third Street
Westford Street
High Street
or¢John
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Matt
Liu T
Yorick Club
Cor
Market Streets
F.colurn
Explosion at Marsh colliery claims three lives in Nova Scotia
An afternoon dynamite blast at the Marsh colliery Thorburn Pictou County Halifax N S kills three men J W Sutherland resident manager 50 Walter Sutherland 60 under ground fore man and John Wilkes over ground foreman aged widow and seven children survivors include siblings and a widow The mine is owned by the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
Marsh
Thorburn
Pictu County
J. W. Sutherland
Walter Sutherland
John Wilkes
The
Nova Scotia Steal and Coal Company
McKinley Memorial Banquet Honors Late President in New York
New York January 29 The New York board of trade and transportation held a banquet at the Waldorf Astoria to honor William McKinley and to promote harmony between capital and labor. Guests included ex- cabinet members Charles Emery Smith and John W Griggs ex Postmaster General Oscar S Straus chaired. A toast to The President of the United States was drunk in silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
William McKinley
McKinley
Charles Emery Smith
John W. Griggs
United States
Hanna
Republic
Washington
Lincoln
McKinley Day Observances Across Cities
Chicago, New York, and Baltimore marked McKinley Day with memorial services and flag ceremonies. Chicago closed offices and held events at Studebaker hall with Judge Day as speaker. New York schools and public buildings observed the day, with aldermanic meetings adjourned. Baltimore schools collected memorial funds in relaxed rules as Congressman Schirm spoke at the Union League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Baltimore
Wm. McKinley
Studebaker Hall
Hamilton Club
Wm. R. Day
Ohio
Maryland
Baltimore City
Union League
Charles B. Schirm
Hurley Removes City Marshal. Will Head Police Dept
Salem Jan 29 Mayor Hurley nominated Edward H Knight for city marshal but the board laid it over. Minutes later an order removing City Marshal John W Hart for the good of the service passed 4 to 3. Hurley said he would at once assume command of the police department and visit the station each morning. Hart declined to be interviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Hurley
Edward H. Knight
Board of Aldermen
John W. Har
Cashman
Daly
Hathaway
Turner
Doyle
Newel
Newhall
Hart
Oliver
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Loston & Maine Railroad
Boston
JSES
TION
Bedford
Western Division
Ticlet
Cnen
Aan
Boston & Maine Railroad
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
D. J. Flanders
Tkt. Agt
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Alsqhol
Harvard
Hlome
I. Lowell
Tivou
A. L. Pendercast
Proprietor
Choice
Guckenheimer
T. H Boyle & CO
Griffin
Appleton Street
Meadowcroft Street
Acci
Dent
Congress
Andover
Lorning Citizen
Daily Courier
Simpson Street
Nice
Merrimack Square
T. Brown
Brown’s Block
Marshall Street
Sixth Street
Hildreth Street
Sydney Street
Chestnut Square
Chestnut Street
Humphrey Street
Nineteenth Street
Eighteenth Street
Fremont Street
Walker Street
James G. Hattrick
Wilder Street
Desiranie
Talbot Street
Howard
C. H. Nelson
Mansur Street
Sal
Vermont
West Chelmsford
Bae
Merri- Mack Streets
Eugene G. Russell
White Street
Juno
Mass. Corp
J. A. Leighton’s
Carpenter Neenent
Orford Street
Pawtucketville
City
F. Lipby
Robbins Street
Hart Culver
Seymour
McLaughlin
6Th St
South Wren
Howe Street
F. Coburn
Middlesex
Queen Streets
Philips Street
T. H. Elliott
G. L. Hubbard
Mal F
Philadelphia
Stocks
Courier-Citizen Office
Young's
Hildreth
Jis Tt
Kirk Stret
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Sarah F. Kittridge
Prescott Street
W. E. Levihas
Barriater’s Hall
Cor. Central and
Merrimack Streets
Merrimack
Iddiesex Loan Co
Middiesex Street
Tolman
Roxy
Varnum Avenue
M Forrest
Tyler Park
Wilder OG
Wentworth Aveue
L. W. Hawkes
Middle Street
Amarican Preferrer
Belmont Street
North
Helmsford
St Charles Hotel
Rhodesale
Andover Street
Lincoln Street
Huntington Street
Nces
W. F.S
Citizen Office
Franklin St
I. U. Employment Hureau
Merrimack Stre T
Room & Girls
May Street
Aidrass
Wansd
Nova Scotia
C. J
Cabot Street
Har
Metcalf
Ollea
Hilareth
Arts
M. Poers
J. Knson
Boylston Street
YEU Num Low Chine SE Oriental
Wil
Miss Upham
Ile
Juha
Jis Im
Pendineme
Ss. Kershaw
Car
Cheever and
Aiken
Cheever Street
W. A. Muret &Co
Sidus
Peorle
J. W. Robinson
Leighnton
Mitt
Courier
Mire, N. S
J. W Sutherland
M’kinley
Charles Emory Smith
M’kinley Day
Wh. McKinley
Police Department
Prince Henry
Cholly Boy
Daisy Belle
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