Boston and Maine trains run Lowell to Boston route
Boston and Maine Railroad provides trains between Lowell and Boston. The service address travel between the two cities with frequent schedule options and standard rail operations.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1902
Page
9
Boston and Maine Railroad provides trains between Lowell and Boston. The service address travel between the two cities with frequent schedule options and standard rail operations.
New York New Haven and Hartford R R announces May 18 1902 trains from Lowell Middlesex Street Depot to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 7 15 11 25 am 4 25 pm with connections at South Framingham to Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West and at Concord Junction to Fitchburg R R The 5 25 pm train links with the Stonington line to New York City and the South and West Sundays services for South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations at 7 15 am 34 25 pm per schedule signed Peter Clark General Superintendent and Randall General Passenger Agent.
Mortimer O'Brien, formerly a Metropolitan Steamship Company longshoreman, shot three coworkers at the Boston shipyard after being discharged last Saturday. Patrick Brennan was wounded fatally suspected. Robert Gordon and William Hennessy were injured, with Brennan in critical condition. O'Brien fled, returned, and was captured by stevedores before police custody.
Deputy Sheriff Charles A. Plummer, arrested on bribe allegations from liquor men, faced Recorder Whelden as bail set at $1000. Hearing continued to Wednesday. Plummer pleads not guilty and resumes liquor raids while Sheriff Pearson defends him, claiming innocence amid political tensions and expected supportive letters. County Attorney Whitehouse to present probable cause evidence, with no charges yet against Sheriff Pearson or Deputy Stackpole.
Rome May 26 reports in the United States claiming authorities found strong evidence of a plot against the Pope are groundless. There is no basis for such a statement and no evidence supporting the claim.
New York reports linking the Morgan Hill interests with large Canadian Pacific stock purchases are flatly denied by a representative of the Morgan banking house.
In Coffee. We can sell you a nice American Coffee for 14c. a pound, pounds for $1 or a better one for 18c., 6 pounds for $1. Mail and telephone orders receive prompt attention. O'Brien Bros., 227 Central street.
To let unfurnished front rooms at No 4 Kimball avenue near Smith street. Listed for rent by private family. suitable for a gentleman and wife or ladies. Address F2 at this office. Contains misprint but indicates rental offer for furnished rooms on Appletom street near the same area.
A sensational notice advertises a forced sale of a nine room two story house with modern improvements in High lands. It promises cottages being built, eligible lots at low prices with easy terms and invites buyers to visit Friday Decoration Day or Saturday May 31 to inspect bargains. The pitch urges buyers to become landlords and escape rent.
A rural exchange features Farmer Buyem explaining he is smoking transfer tickets while his wife questions the odor. They reference the trol ley-line that busted and the stock shed, implying a comical misunderstanding amid farm life chatter.
Shepard and Fuller offer a fine ten room two story home on East Merrimack Street with furnace heat bath laundry slate roof and good condition. Owner seeks sale at sacrifice to move to another city and asks 1595 dollars. Also a 10 room dwelling with improved amenities on the Highlands lot 540 square feet offered at 4500 dollars.
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