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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1902

Page

9

Coston & Maine Railroad to Leave Middle District

A brief notice states the Coston and Maine Railroad will depart the middle district at 4:6 a.m. 39 AG.45, with further details withheld in the fragmentary OCR. The terse item underscores a scheduling change affecting local rail service.

Boston and Maine Rail Schedules From Lowell and Lowell Depot

The notice lists corrected October 14 1901 train times from Merrimack Street Depot Lowell and Middlesex Street Lowell for destinations including Boston Lawrence Salem Haverhill Newburyport Exeter Dover Rochester Somersworth Portland Augusta Bangor and St John with numerous daily and Sunday departures and special via different divisions.

Merrimack Street Depot Lowell Boston Middlesex Street A. m Lawrence Salem Mass Haverhill Newburyport Amesbury Portsmouth Exeter Dover Rochester Alton Bay Somersworth N. H Saco Old Orchard Portland Augusta Bath Waterville Lewiston Skowhegan Bangor Belfast Rockland St. John N. B Halifax Montreal Quebec Eastport Castine Deer Isle Sedgwick Bar ‘Harbor Jonesport Machiasport Frank Jones

Train Schedule From Lowell to Taunton and Connections

On and after October 27 all trains will leave Lowell Middlesex Street Depot for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 7.15 11.25 am and 6.23 pm. Connections at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West and to Concord Junction with Fitchburg. The 5.23 pm train links with Stonington line for New York City the South and West. Sundays 7.15 am for South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations. C Peter Clark General Superintendent A C Kendall General Passenger Agent.

Ayer Junction Fitchburg Nashua Portland Rochester Amherst Milford Wilton Greenfield Peterboro Benning Hillsboro Keene Manchester Concord Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Warner Bradford Sunapee Newport N. H Claremont Claremont Junction White Mt. Division Plymouth St. Johnsbury Lyndonville Wells River Montpelier Essex Junction Burlington St. Albans St. Johns Montreal Central Vermont Line Quebec Boston Air Line Quebec Express Sherbrooke aVia Wakefield wVia Western Division Bedford zVia Wilmington D. J. Flanders U. C. Taft Lowell Middlesex Street Taunton New Bedford Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham Way Boston Albany R. R Worcester Springfield Albany Fitchburg R Stonington New York City Mansfield Peter Clark A. C. Kendall Pass

Contents of March issues preview major magazines

The March Atlantic and Outlook magazines feature extensive science and literature coverage. Marconi work by P T McGrath with a prefatory note by Marconi. Mathews on The Nature of the Nerve Impulse. humor pieces by George Ade and others. West Coast and Pacific topics. vivisection debate. reviews of Dante Trollope and new books. music instruments collection at the Met. numerous illustrations and articles on education, politics, and culture.

Marconi P.T. McGrath John Luther Long Oliver Herford Carolyn Wells Wallace Bruce Amsbury Philip G. Hubert, Jr Southwest New Mexico Albert E. Hyde Bishop Whipple James Jesse Strang Michigan Bishop Fitzgerald Tennessee Vasquez California Washington City Charles Moore Samoa Mrs. Strong New York Keller Krehbiel Cecilia Beaux Weir Mitchell Tennyson W. Gordon McCabe Richmond Gilman Carnegie Institution Edwin Markham Winston Churchill Edith M. Thomas L. Frank Tooxer Glackers Ver Beck Zehme Ellen Macauley Marchand Tobin Miss Beaux Guerin McCarter George W. Cable Bylow Hill Goldwin Smith England William R. Merriam Edwin Burritt Smith Frederick Atkinson Manila Philippines Charles A. Conant Henry C. Merwin Miss Prothingham Florence Wilkinson Rowland E. Robinson William R. Thayer Dante Anthony Trollope R. A. Johnson H.S. Morris Lizette W. Reese Horace E. Scudder William Adams Brown John Crosby Brown New York Metropolitan Henry Seton Merriman Waa Curtis Crow Wing Station Ethelbert Waldron J. G. Woolley Prohibition Party Bishop Potter Dr. Fairford Lionel Strachey Mabel Wagoner D. C. French Arthur Hoeber

Multiple Tenements Advertised For Rent In City

A flood of rental notices lists six to eleven room tenements and cottages. Addresses include 17 Mar ginal street 67 Burtt street 336 East Merrimack street 109 Gorham street 131 Gorham street 20 Bar clay street 27 6t Lis i Bar clay and 573 School street among others with rents ranging from $15 to $30 per month. Several proceed with keys at nearby addresses. Modern conveniences steam heat and baths emphasized.

Marginal Street Burtt Street Elvidere East Merrimack Street Gorham Street Barclay Street Brown’s Block Marshall Street Lighteenth Street Bhighteen Street Lof Sixth Street School Street Westford Street Highlands City Eugene G. Russell Middlesex Street Easter Street Westford Princeton Bagley Avenue Mon Lee de Ae Keyes Kirk Ete Mt. Vernon Street P. Whiteing Royal Street Appleton Street Kent Fremont Street Central Street Wentworth Avenue W. Hoyt & Co Church Street First Street Thorndike G. B Citizen Office Liberty Street Pleasant Street Fourth Street Yorick Club Dutton Street Tyler Street High Street Central John Streets Shattuck & Son

Scribner's Magazine March features Gilman reminiscences

Scribner's March number opens with Daniel C. Gilman reminiscences honoring his Johns Hopkins presidency and university idea. It preview features on Huxley Peabody Rowland Sylvester. Vanderlip and Adams pieces. fiction by Davis Parker and Harris. art notes, poems, and notices on English and American scholars.

Scribner’s Magazine Daniel C. Gilman Johns Hopkins University Gilman America Huxley George Peabody Rowland Great Scientist Sylvester Vanderlip Brooks Adams Great Lakes England John Corbin Peixotto Edith Wharton Italy

Victim of Self-Deception Recounts Urban Ills

Two men discuss a pale young man who has just moved from the suburbs claiming country life harms health. The speaker notes external deception versus self deception and recalls the pale man’s claim of sickness and preference for city life, hinting at broader social themes.

Portrait of a Young Man with Facial Paralysis

A description notes the man’s mouth twisted to one side his nose slightly upturned and his left eye drooping. It identifies him as a cigarette fiend who has developed facial paralysis that began to affect him.

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