Trains Between Lowell and Boston Announced
In a brief transit notice, the Coston and Maing Railroad outlines service between Lowell and Boston. Details are limited due to the fragmented OCR text.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
9
In a brief transit notice, the Coston and Maing Railroad outlines service between Lowell and Boston. Details are limited due to the fragmented OCR text.
New York New Haven and Hartford R R announces October 27 trains from Lowell Middlesex Street Depot to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 7 16 11 25 am and 5 23 pm with connections at South Framingham to Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West and at Concord Junction with Fitchburg R R The 5 23 pm links to Stonington Line for New York City South and West Sundays service at 7 15 am to South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations C PIER CLARK and A C KENDALL officials
San Toy arrives from the Boston Museum to the Lowell Opera House for a premier season presentation. The musical comedy features an original plot, admired lyrics, tuneful numbers and graceful dances. John Drew’s upcoming engagement under Charles Frohman draws strong advance seat sales and praise from New York’s Empire Theatre run.
Manager Dempsey presents Sam T. Jacks Own Burlesque hailed for high class show. Featuring Mlle Beatrice, Lulu Darrell, Julia Natus tubas, Elite Chansonettes, Adams and Kelly, Crawford Sisters, Hoyt and Neff, LaLuilaine and more. Two burlettas Krausemeyer's Dilemma and Wanted a Husband. Shows first three nights next week with matinees Tuesday and Wednesday. Ladies tickets 10 cents.
Mrs Fiske and her company of the Manhattan Theatre troupe arrive at Tremont Theatre Boston for a limited engagement next Monday. She stars in The Unwelcome Mrs Hatch by Burtom Harrison, a drama of everyday metropolitan life with New York type characters and strong literary grace. The production includes scenes of a New York hotel room a Bond Street Knickerbocker mansion interior and a Central Park May day party. Also on the program is Mrs Oscar Beringer’s one act A Bit of Old Chel-
A landmark double bill features Mrs Fiske in the London waif flower girl role. The engagement includes Saturday matinee performances only.
Mr Theodore A Schroeder will be the soloist at a free pianola recital presented by M Steinert and Sons in Colonial hall this evening He is noted in Boston as a baritone of unusual ability The pianola selections will be varied and popular.
Washington dispatch notes House committee report by Representative Perkins calls for strong exclusion of Chinese laborers while avoiding broad constitutional issues. It rejects the Kahn bill ban on Chinese sailors aboard American ships to protect merchant shipping and is open to digesting a counterreport by Representative Clark of Missouri.
Republican leaders report Cuban reciprocity can pass Ways and Means without Democratic votes or amendments. Earlier, supporters faced a one vote shortfall to withstand amendments. Chairman Payne weighs delaying to a special late week meeting to act on the bill.
In Bridgeport March 26 a bid by stockholder Nathaniel W. Bishop and State Bank of Hartford seeks court relief as no applications were filed for a temporary receiver or dissolution of American Ordnance Co. The firm with $2.5 million capital has government contracts and creditors, including the bank, and seeks to unwind its affairs amid recent attachments.
United States secret service agents raided a large counterfeit plant in Corona Illinois last night and arrested five men. They were forging imitation five dollar gold pieces when arrested. Three suspects gave names as Marino Mosso Santos Carazo and Antonio Shiaro. The others remain unnamed.
Read like a local puzzle clue noting Columbus and his son at the convent gate. It asks for the prior and Columbus mother, with a March 26 solution: Jack Spratt formed by the horizon line and the old man’s ear at the right. A dog sits at the base of the mast pole.
Multiple rental notices describe rooms and tenements for rent in various locations. Listings include a seven room house at 124 Wentworth Avenue with yard and $16 rent, another four and seven room tenements on Middlesex Market and Col Howard streets, a six room tenement on Mt Vernon Street with bath and stables, two furnished rooms at Belvidere 200 High Street, a large furnished front room at 2 Ash Street with bath, and related inquiries.
The two individuals declined to give their names and were arraigned today before United States Commissioner Benedict in Brooklyn. They were held for a hearing.
A one cent restaurant debuts in New York to show how cheaply a meal can be eaten. The menu offers large bowls of soup steamed hominy oats and barley for one cent, while meats run 5 to 10 cents. The portions are described as nutritionally complete.
London March 26 The British wholesale tobacco dealers were promised five percent profit on deals by local representatives of the American Tobacco Co. The Wholesale Tobacco Dealers association chairman warned that without similar terms from the Imperial Tobacco Co. the outlook for the British tobacco trust would be poor.
Washington March 26 The navy department assigns Rear Admiral Frank Wildes to prevent cholera spread from Manila to naval personnel at Cavite. Reported epidemic affects natives and Chinese in Manila but not whites aboard shipyards.
Albany New Jersey March 26 The state civil service commission has decided to recognize Col Norman O Dike as sheriff of Kings County.
In Blue Island Illinois on January 14 1901 J Kimball endorses Ely Brothers Cream Balm as a family remedy for colds in the head praising its use for children. A trial size costs 10 cents and full size 50 cents with supply from druggists or Ely Brothers 56 Warren Street New York.
A Batesville Ind man writes that after three months of a severe cold and unsuccessful treatments from a druggist and physician he found relief with Foley's Honey and Tar after eight doses. The letter urges avoiding substitutes and is signed by F C Goodale and Q E Carter.
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