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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1902

Page

9

Train Schedules From Lowell and Connecting Lines

On and after October 27 all trains will leave Lowell Middlesex Street Depot with services to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 7 15 am 1 25 am 5 23 pm Trains converge at South Framingham with the Boston and Albany for Worcester Bringfield Albany and the West Also the 5 23 pm links to the Fitchburg line for New York City the South and West Sundays service lists 7 15 am from South Framingham Wansfield Pawtucket Providence and Way stations Gen Supt Custer Clark and Gen Pass Agent Kendall.

Lowell Middlesex Street Taunton New Bedford Newport Rovidence Pawtucket Marlboro Southramingham Way South Framingham Boston Albany R. R Worcester Bringfield Albany West New York City Theouth Wansfield Providence Clark A. C. Kendall Gen. Pass

Tewksbury Town Meeting Proceedings Recounted

The article details town meeting actions in Tewksbury including appropriations for road construction near Lawrence Street and Andover Street, a failed vote on a fire engine purchase, juror list acceptance, mapping and water supply studies, road widening projects along Andover Street and Bowditch Road, budget for town officers, and appointments for town offices and the new board of selectmen chaired by Albert C. Blaisdell with Joel F. Phelps secretary.

Lawrence Street South Lowell Andover Street Jacob L. Burtt John F. French George E. Marshall George D. Foristall Levi K. Sprague Frank Felker Alvin S. Twiss Herbert W. Pillsbury Southwell Farrington William H. Clark Jeremiah K. Chandler Charles W. French Eugene P Gerrish J. J. Long River Road Bowditch Road J. L. Pleming J. L. Fleming Bowditch James Fairgrieve Henry Morris Town Hall Geo. H. Brown Grange Hall I. M. Locke F. I. Carter Ed. Clark James Manley M. Reed Murdock McKinnon Burton G. Coburn Public Library Wm. H. Lee Charles L. Pierce Wm. C Kiernan M. A. Patten Board of Selectmen Albert C. Blaisdell Joel F. Phelps

Wilmington selects town officers in yesterday election

Wilmington voters chose James E. Kelley for selectman and town clerk, Asa G. Sheldon and Herbert M. Buck as selectmen, Fred A. Eames as treasurer, James Batchette as tax collector, and Charles J. Sargent to the school committee, with all winners listed as Citizens and Republican or both where indicated.

Wilmington James E. Kelley Asa G. Sheldon Herbert M. Buck Fred A. Eames James Batchette Charles J. Sargent

Local License Vote Totals Reported in Cit. Papers

Cit. Harriman Frazee and auditor Warren Eames appear on a license ballot with results showing yes 23 and no 119, reflecting a minor measure in the Cit. news cycle.

Caleb S. Harriman Walter G. Frazee Warren Eames

Veterans Association Annual Meeting in Chelmsford

The Veterans' association held its annual meeting at the town hall with Commander Francis Hutchinson presiding and 20 members present. Officers elected include Hutchinson as Commander Parkhurst as adjutant and Emerson as quartermaster. Memorial Day plans were set with a $100 town appropriation and church decorations, plus arrangements for music and a chief marshal. Board of registrars announced updated voting lists and upcoming registration sessions ahead of the town meeting.

Veterans’ Association Town Hall Francis Hutchinson Geo. A. Parkhurst J. P. Emerson James P. Emerson First Baptist Church South Chelmsford C. Lee Williams Centre Village J. A. Bartlett Daniel P. Byam H. R. Hodson H. S. Pernam Central Congregational Church E. A. Bartlett Herbert H. Emerson Chas. L. Adams Lorenzo Sweetser Chas. Trott Board of Registrars West Chelmsford Dams

North Chelmsford to vote on street extension plan

Walter Finch of New York visits Middlesex street as the board of selectmen schedules a Friday March 7 meeting at 9 am to consider extending Washington and Ripley streets. A complimentary basketball game and dance at the Lowell armory pits Stars of North Chelmsford against Co M Ninth Regiment.

Walter Finch New York City Middlesex Street Royal Ripley Board of Selectmen North Chelmsford Washington and Ripley Streets Armory Westford Street Lowell Co. M. Ninth Regiment Troop F Cavalry

Home Again as Bride and Groom Reunite in Boston

George B. Cook and his 78 year old wife, formerly Mrs. Jane Everett Noye of Newbury Street, arrived in Boston from New York today and are at the bride’s home. Her son Co. E. Mould, from Michigan, has spoken with counsel Francis W. Sprague about potential legal steps to protect his mother, while the couple expresses happiness and readiness to oppose any court action that would separate them.

Boston George B. Cook Jane Everett Noye Newbury Street New York Co. E. Mould Michigan Cook

Insurgents Clash With Mo Rong Constabulary

Twenty five constabulary members near Mo Rong ten miles from Manila fought eight armed insurgents today. After using all ammunition the constabulary fled. eleven officers are unaccounted for believed killed or captured. Insurgents blocked a commissary wagon but did not harm the escort of three men. Ampil, president of Cainta, rumored alive but tortured. Forces scour the area as malcontents gather on Leyte. General Tuukban offers aid if certified for civilized conduct.

Manila Morong Flores Rizal Ampil Cainta Leyte Bohol Tuukban

The Lonsdale Mills Hit By March Rainfall

Pawtucket March 3 The Lonsdale company mills suffered a heavy loss from Saturdays rainstorm when the canal feeding its bleacheries broke, cutting water and suspending work. Damage is estimated at 25000 dollars with about 300 workers likely out for a week while cloth in bleaching is ruined. A cofferdam is being constructed to control Scott's pond water and salvage efforts.

Pawtucket Lonsdale Company Scott's Pond

Numerous Tenement Listings for Rent Across City

A cluttered OCR of rental notices lists multiple tenements and rooms for let in various streets including Burtt, Gorham, Bar clay, Marshall, Eighteenth, Foster, Bagley, Kirk, Mt. Vernon, Appleton, Westford, Pleasant, Fourth, and Dutton. Entries describe 5 to 11 rooms, furnaces, baths, steam heat, and keys at specified addresses with monthly rents ranging from around 9 to 30 dollars. several include worded inquiries with contact persons or estates.

Burtt Street Mitf Intelvidere Merrimack Street Gorham Street Barclay Street Brown's Block Marshall Street Eighteenth Street Ren l Highlands City Eugene G. Russell Michlese Foster Street Westford Princeton Bagley Avenue Bath Kirk Street Mt. Vernon Street Remont Street Central Street Westford Street Pleasant Street Fourth Street Yorick Club Dutton Street Tyler Street High Street Central John Streets H. B. Shattuck & Jon Centralville Boott Mills Belvidere Northern Depot

Textile mills face flood losses in warps and cloth

Floods inundated the large weavesheds at the American and Hope Mills. Much filling yarn, cloth in looms and warps were ruined or badly damaged, with losses running into thousands of dollars.

Hope Mills

Rhode Island Mills Face Wage Increase Pressure

Indications show Rhode Island manufacturers may grant their operatives a 10 percent advance, aligning with Fall River and Massachusetts mills. Labor interests likely to press first at Warren, where Warren mills compete with King Philip mills. Foley's Kidney Cure is mentioned with claims of safety.

Providence Rhode Island Fall River Massachusetts Warren Warren Mills King Philip Mills

Accidents on the Farm Prompt Use of Thomas Electric Oil

Farm life brings frequent injuries with cuts stings pricks and sprains. Dr Thomas Electric Oil promises instant relief and safety guidance for pain management on the farm.

Thomas

House Starts Ship Bill On Rural Free Delivery Classification

Before full debate on the shipping bill the House began considering the measure to classify the rural free delivery service and bring carriers under the contract system. Two speeches were offered with Mr Loud of California speaking in favor for two and a half hours and Mr Swanson opposing.

Washington Senate United States Frye Maine Committee On Commerce House Loud California Swanson

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