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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1902
Page
9
Train times list for Midpex to Boston from Lowell with departures and arrivals across several stops. Includes multiple service numbers, times such as 6.28, 7.40, 8.02, and 10.40, and fare indicators like 0.39 and 1.95 amidst route codes ACAB W925 W244.
New schedule effective October 27 lists Lowell departures at 7 15, 11 25 a m, 5 23 p m for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations. Connections at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West. Concord Junction links Fitchburg line. 5 23 p m train connects with Stonington line to New York City. Sunday service to several towns at 7 15 a m. Signed C Pter Clark and A C Kendall.
Boston marked Evacuation Day with a large parade in South Boston led by Rear Admiral Schley. Governor Crane, Senator Lodge, and dignitaries attended the Dorchester Heights monument unveiling, with a 21 gun salute and a crowded route from Dorchester Avenue to Thomas Park.
A vintage ad style piece argues surgery should be last resort for piles and promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a treatment that removes the disease cause rather than just symptoms. It cites testimonial from John Cullen Bryant of Haverhill Massachusetts who reports twenty years of suffering and a year of relief after using Pyramid products.
Devine and staff moved to A street where the event was dismissed guests returned to carriages and were driven to the new South Boston High School for dedicatory ceremonies led by the Germania orchestra. Rev. William F. Warren offered prayers as a quartet performed followed by The Star Spangled Banner. Henry Cabot Lodge gave the oration then the quartet sang The Victor's Return and the crowd joined in America. The Germania orchestra capped the event with American airs.
Rear Admiral Schley reached Boston to be guest of honor at a South Boston Citizens association banquet. A committee led by Congressman Henry F. Naphen met him in New York and escorted him into the city. Mayor Collins hosted breakfast at Hotel Lenox with Rear Admirals Johnson and Belknagy and numerous officials. The group visited the State House, where Schley met Governor Crane.
The Senate approved a ship subsidy bill after a series of amendments. Amendments limited yearly spending, defined eligible vessels, and banned foreign built ships from subsidy benefits. Final vote: 42 yeas to 31 nays with key splits on Pettus and Hanna provisions and a separate vote on various limits.
A merchantable list of tenement offerings from Lowell area properties. Includes seven room cottages on Arthur Street and Foster Street, six to eleven rooms on Lane Street, Marshall Street, Merrimack Street, G ighteenth Street, Burtt Street, Tyler Street, and more. Many entries note modern improvements, baths, furnaces, and key pickup spots. some provide rent or contact hints and times.
For sale six tenement block in good repair near mills at a low price. Address P. F. Citizen Office. Also beautiful Arlington Heights ten room house three minutes from cars five cent fare to Boston for sale cheap or exchange for Lowell property. Geo. B. Coburn 65 Merrimack Street.
Near Bowers street a ten room house arranged for one or two tenements priced at 2200. Moore street offers a six room cottage, reduced from 1500 to 1250 with easy terms. East Chelmsford Gorham street cottage barn and 18000 feet of land priced 750. Near Bridge and Eighth streets seven room house in good repair must be sold at 1450. Six miles from Lowell a 65 acre farm with house barn orchard wood and stock priced very low. Boarding and lodging houses also available.
The Senate, at 5:55 p.m., adjourned after a brief session. Attendees included Ling ham, Dolliver, Dubois, Foster, Gibson, Harris, Heitfeld, McLaurin, Mallory, Martin, Money, Patterson, Pettus, Proctor, Quarles, Rawlins, Spooner, Taliaferro, Teller, and Westsl.
Washington reports Joseph H. Manley of Maine has been offered the post and will decide in a few days. President Roosevelt and Postmaster General Payne back the move, aiming to place a trusted figure in a role whose duties would grow in importance if accepted.
Washington March 27 The Senate foreign relations committee will again take up the reciprocity treaties with aim to secure amendments for ratification The committee supports the House belief that since the treaties affect the financial system they should be reviewed by the House as well as the Senate
Central Falls Rhode Island March 17 Mrs Lydia Ann Crocker probate the will allocates 500 dollars to the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 500 dollars to the American Humane Education Society Massachusetts with income used annually for their work and 100 dollars to the First Congregational Church of North Attleboro Massachusetts Scrofula salt rheum erysipelas and other eruptive diseases mention Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy.
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