Boston and Maine Trains Between Lowell and Boston
Boston and Maine Railway announces service between Lowell and Boston with schedules and ticketing options. Commuters can expect daily weekday departures and weekend variations on the route.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1902
Page
9
Boston and Maine Railway announces service between Lowell and Boston with schedules and ticketing options. Commuters can expect daily weekday departures and weekend variations on the route.
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad announces new train departures from Lowell Middlesex Street depot after May 18 1902. Trains to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations run 7 15 am 11 25 am and 5 25 pm with connections at South Framingham to Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West and at Concord Junction with Fitchburg line. The 5 25 pm train links with Stonington line to New York City the South and West. Sundays service lists 7 15 am 4 25 pm to South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations. Footer: Pooter Clark Gen Supt A C Kendall Gen Pass Agent.
Bradstreet's notes sharp contrasts in present and future trade with coal strike in bituminous fields darkening the scene yet crops hold promise for a strong fall and winter. Rail earnings remain solid, bank clearings high, and few business embarrassments. Watering maize, cotton, and fruit regions show uneven crops with rain aiding vegetables. World trade faces lower May exports of cereals and cotton, while imports near record highs.
Boston reports no coal famine officially but anthracite has not reached the market for ten days. Normal arrivals would be 30,000 to 40,000 tons. supply is cut off. Some dealers have closed, others lose money while staff are on vacation. Horses kept fit by vets as operations pause. Only essential delivery is occurring. Prices have not risen since two 50 cent increases after the strike began.
Manila reports Pedro Feleiz, leader of the Ladrones responsible for killing a sergeant, two corporals, and four privates of the Fifth Cavalry at Binangonan on May 30, has been recaptured. He remains wounded from soldier action and is linked to the capture of Presidente Cavite and several police in that area on March 4. Additional Ladrones were captured today, including Manaimao, a former insurgent.
The leader of Marinduque was sentenced to ten years in prison and fined 2000 gold dollars for sedition after pledging allegiance and concealing arms. Jesus de Veyre and 250 men with 77 rifles and 23 revolvers surrendered on Leyte. Rivier may surrender tomorrow with 10 guns. Capili plans to surrender in South Leyte tomorrow.
Dresden Saxony bells tolled for King Albert who died at Sibyllenort. His body arrives tomorrow and lies in state for public view. The funeral is set for Monday at 9 PM in the court church crypt with Emperor William and many princes attending. Prince George named King of Saxony after oath of allegiance.
Roanoke Virginia reports only slight movement in the Pocahontas strike. The Tazewell county sheriff faces miner tension near Pocahontas while Norfolk and Western lines report no serious encounters. A claim of five miners killed by dynamite is unconfirmed. In Clarksburg West Virginia dynamiting of the Mound Clare mine is unproven. most mines operate with high output, save three idle.
Patrick Gil day president of the District Miners' union issues a ruling that bituminous coal is being shipped east. To aid anthracite strikers output from northern and central Pennsylvania is restricted to four days a week and miners are told not to work more.
New York June 20 Charles F. Jones former valet to murdered Texas millionaire William Marsh Rice was admitted to bail of 1000 dollars after confessing to involvement with Albert T. Patrick in Rice’s death.
Cambridge reports a prank likely by Harvard students with a skeleton hung from a wire between a building on Massachusetts Avenue and a college yard dorm. Police removed the skeleton and turned it over to college authorities. The rest of the page lists room rentals, a Chelmsford property for sale, and advertisements for Foley’s Kidney Cure and Burdock Blood Bitters.
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