Prominent Resorts Access Times by New York Central Lines
A list shows approximate travel hours from California resorts to major centers like Buffalo Niagara Falls 88 90 hours and New York 98 100 hours. The Catskill Mountains region is noted with Boston and Cleveland Detroit travel times of 11 and 15 17 hours respectively.
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NEW York Central
Adirondack Mountains
New York
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Cleveland
Detroi
Pittsburg
Cincinnnati
Chicago
Louis
Berkshire Hills
Boston
Detroit
Cincinnati
California
BORO
Micheaeae Sound
PCNA
Catskill Mountains
Bt. Louis
Chautauqua
Détroi
Pittsbueet
St. Web
Clifton Springs
Niara Falls
Osten
Green Mountains
Det
Ittsburg
Louis Ones
Lake Champlain
Pittsbur
Nant
Are
St. Acadbansianidae
Lake George
N Falls
J. Louis
Litchfield Hills
Oston
St. Louis
Weesaeneboeat
Long Island
St.ouis
Watkins Glen
Mackinac Island
Richfield Springs
St. Ouis
Montreal
Saratoga Springs
White Mountain
Falls
New Yorks
New mi
Yellowstone Park
Poland Spring
Sharon Springs
Osion
Cere
Catwesagan
Chi
Eee
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New Jersey
Thousand Islands
Yosemite Valley
Sal Maclnene
Ni ‘Ara Falls
Troit Peeees
Boston Annes
Esa
NEW York Central Lines
Double Tracks Debated in Billerica Hearing Turned In Favor
Citizens packed the town hall for the Lowell and Boston Street Railway petition hearing held after May 19. Speakers urged double tracks with restrictions, citing taxes and better service, while opponents warned of costs and street widening needs. The meeting ended without a vote as the hearing closed at 10:10 PM.
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Billerica
Lowell and Boston Street Railway Company
Lexington & Boston
Charles H. Kohlrausch
Thyal
Kohlrausch
Martin Conway
Conway
Spo
Sutelok
South America
Billeriéa
East Léniéa
Ohn E. Bull
Clark
Motion Sons
J. Nelson Parker
Parker
Lowell
East Billerica
Edward Dickinson
Ladies Aid to Meet at First Congregational Church
The Ladies' Aid society will hold a business meeting in the church vestry Wednesday afternoon. The Old Home Week committee met last evening at Henry Billings's residence in Centre village. Miss Jannette Pike of Wamesit visited Providence last week. Fred Millett, Lawrence Junction station agent, is seriously ill at his east town home.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
First Congregational Church
Henry Billings
Centre Village
Jannette Pike
Wamesit
Providence
R. I. Fred Millett
Lawrence Junction
Local resident James Chadwick sails for England on steamship New England
Mr James Chadwick of Lowell street North Billerica sails for England on Wednesday aboard the steamship New England. He has worked 22 years at Talbot mills as a loomfixer and has served as warden of North Billerica council No 1323 R A since its 1830 organization. He is popular in the village and friends wish him a happy voyage and safe return.
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Barrington
McMahon
Lowell & Boston
Lexington & Boston
William Maxwell
Bull
Morey
Billerica
Clark
J. Conway
Singhi
D. Moyer Staley
Staley
Board of Selectmen
Fred Gleason
Dr. Hosmer
Greenwood
Board of Select
James Chadwick
Lowell Street
North Billerica
England
New England
Chadwick
Talbot Mills
Gardening tasks for June in greenhouses and beds
In the greenhouses carnations require attention and June planting for beds begins. Early June cuttings of chrysanthemums for single-stalk flowers should be ready by the first week of June. Gloxinias bloom in February’s end, filling the interim until chrysanthemums peak. Hydrangea cuttings in June thrive in a cool house. Calceolarias rise as spring pot plants, while seed sowing for March bloom should occur by mid June in a shaded frame. Cinermas and Asparagus require June drying. Outdoors, weed control and thorough watering are essential. monitor for the rose bug and spray bushes.
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America
Devoe Lead and Zinc Outlasts Hand Mixed Paints
Advertisement claims fewer gallons of Devoe Lead and Zinc paint cover more area and wear twice as long as lead and zinc mixed by hand, suggesting superior coverage and durability through a product comparison.
The Critic June issue features Wilhelmina relief piece
The June Critic highlights a Henry Hudson Kitson bas-relief of Queen Wilhelmina on the cover. It surveys recent literary news, prints a James Whitcomb Riley poem, and presents Burges Johnson and Stopford Brooke essays. Plates show Versailles works, Chantilly and Stockholm museums, with ten titled depictions of French royalty.
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Wilhelmina
The
Netherlands
Henry Hudson Kitson
Frank R. Stockton
Pret Harte
Paul Leicester Ford
James Whitcomb Riley
Annie Russell
Thoreau
Frank Norris
Joseph A. Altsheler
Gerald Stanley Lee
Bret Harte
Lionel Strachey
Ruskin
W. G. Collingwood
Europe
Theodore Stanton
The Literary Collector May–June Issue Highlights Artful Design
The Literary Collector issue features scholarly articles on magazine printing book-plate reminiscences book lover reflections and more. Prominent pieces include contributions by Theo L. De Vinne Henry Blackwell A H J Ingo Krauss F W Goudy J M Scanland Alfred Pollard and Arthur L. Bailey. The frontispiece honors Theodore L. De Vinne with two Meunier binding plates as supplements.
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Theo. L. de- Vinne
Henry Blackwell
Charles Meunier
Jean Marc Nattier in Masters in Art June issue
The June Masters in Art features Jean Marc Nattier of the French school. Casanova praised his accuracy in portraiture, noting he could render an ugly woman so truthfully that observers seeing only the portrait would still find her beautiful.
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Jean Marc Nattier
French School of Painters
Nattier
Casanova
Why the Price of Beef Is High The World's Work June
G W Ogden explains in picturesque detail the beef price increase. Arthur Goodrich forecasts American shipping futures with 30 striking pictures. Henry Harrison Lewis, back from Cuba, presents a vivid, non sensational view of conditions there. Educational pieces discuss Rhodes Scholarships, New York education methods, a teacher’s day, a model school, beautifying schools, and experiences of a city superintendent and a Philippine teacher.
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G. W. Ogden
Arthur Goodrich
Henry Harrison Lewis
Cuba
H. Morse Stephens
Cornell
Oxford
Franklin Matthews
New York State
Dean Russell
New York Teachers’ College
Bertha D. Knobe
Philippines
Hapwell's Experiment and The Burglar Bridegroom in June Black Cat
The June issue features Hapwell's Experiment by Ernest Kent Coulter and The Burglar Bridegroom by Cally Ryland, along with Without Publicity by Nathaniel P. Babcock Eva L. Ogden The Funeral at Paradise Bar and The Cold Stor age Baby.
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Hapwell
Ernest Kent Coulter
Nathaniel P. Babcock
Eva L. Ogden
Paradise Bar
Paul Shoup
Cally Ryland
Broadway magazine highlights and society pages mix
June Broadway magazine showcases a profusion of pictures and New York flavored articles focused on society and the stage. Contents include A Young Millionaire at College The New 2000000 Astor Hotel The Fencing Woman New York Is Talking About The Professional Woman's League Beautiful Women in This Season's Art Stories of the Studios Women of the World.
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New York
Astor Hotel
Woman's League
National contributors announce June issue content
The National lists contributors including Senator Hanna Senator Frye Poultney Bigelow Charles G D Roberts and Frederick Lawrence Knowles. Hanna writes the third paper on William McKinley as I Knew Him Frye covers The Gap in America's Armor.
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Senator Hanna
Senator Frye
Poultney Bigelow
Charles G. D. Roberts
Frederick Lawrence Knowles
Hanna
William McKinley
Frye
America
Jug
Bermuda and the Bo ers in New York discourse
A New York visit features Bermuda discussions with Mr Roberts on sport and leisure around Fredericton, Chapple’s Washington gossip, McIlroy’s St Pierre destruction account with photos, Eastman’s Ironquill sketch, Knowles acrostic praising The Man in the White House, plus Putnam notes on Riley’s song and King Edward’s coronation, with seven stories and illustrated pieces.
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New York
Bermuda
Roberts
Fredericton
New Brunswick
Chapple
Washington
Arthur McIlroy
St. Pierre
Phil Eastman
Topeka
Ironquill
Knowles
White House
Frank Putnam
Riley
Edward
Magnificent Day Line trip from Albany to New York
The Day Line steamers New York and Albany offer an all day Hudson voyage from Albany to New York or reverse, 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. The trip showcases changing scenery from Poughkeepsie to West Point and the Palisades, with luxurious cabins, a mid day table d hote, an orchestra, private rooms, and comfortable motion. Details available at the Day Line offices in Desbrosses Street, New York.
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Albany
New York
Hudson
Poughkeepsie
West Point
Palisades
Rhine
United States
Desbrosses Street
New York City
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Salem
Yeclowstong National Park
Las Vega Hot Springs
Santa Fe
Central Railway System OF
Colorado Springs
Columbus
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Mr. Barrington
Whittaker
Andover Street
Lowell & Oston Road
Nother
Joseph Ellis
Wim. Maxwell
Tewksbury
Ohe
the Critic
Palace of Versailles
Chantilly
Stockholm
Madame Adelaide
France
Diana
Broadway Magazine
the National
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