Boston and Maine Trains Between Lowell and Boston
Railroad notice outlines train service by Boston and Maine Railroad linking Lowell and Boston with schedules and routes for riders in the region. The item appears as a brief transit update within a local paper, noting the line and travel purpose without extra detail.
Rail timetable update for the New York New Haven & Hartford line
On and after May 18 1602 trains depart Lowell Middlesex Street depot for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 4 16 11 26 am 4 25 pm All trains connect at South Framingham with the Boston and Albany line for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West Also at Concord Junction with the Fitchburg line The 5 25 pm train connects with the Burlington line for New York City the South and West Ridays for South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations 7 15 am 4 25 pm PoPTER Clark Gen Sept 4 C Kendall Gen Pass Agent
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Lowell
Middlesex Street
Taunton
New Bedford
Newport
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Boston
Albany R. R
Worcester
Springfield
Albany
Concord Junction
Fitchburg R. R
Btuington
New Yor City
Ridays
Mansfield
Popter Clark
C. Kendall
Pass
New York Front Transformed With Largest World Pier
The article describes Brooklyn's water front redevelopment from warehouses along Buttermilk Channel to massive steamship piers and a major railroad terminal. Dredging, new bridges, and an expansive 1250 by 160 foot pier will enable three large steamers to load on each side, signaling a shift from storage to immediate cargo handling.
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New York Bay
Metropolis
Thirty-ninth Street
Brooklyn
Whitehall Street
Hamilton Ferry
Erie Basin
Buttermilk Channel
Governor’s Island
New York
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn Shore
Baltimore
Atlantic Basin
North River
White Star
Buttermilk
New York Times
Death of the Senussi Sheikh Echoes Across North Africa
The death of Sheikh Mohammed es Senussi marks a major event for a powerful North African confraternity whose reach spanned from Morocco to Mecca and from Lake Chad to Darfur. Founded by Mohammed Sidi, the sect grew in Libyan deserts, closed the Kufra oasis to Europeans, and clashed with French forces in Kanem amid tensions over Moorish and Mahdist influences. The movement, often linked to a holy war, remained in flux as reports reach France of its followers and potential actions.
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Senussi
Borku
Sahara
Morocco
Mecca
Lake Chad
Darfur
Mohammed Sidi
Fatma
Fez
Alexandria
al-Islam
Libyan Desert
Bengazi
Barca
Jerabub
Siwa
Brotherhood
North Africa
Kufra
Sultanate
Wadali
Mohamet Ahmed
Sudan
Senuss
Tripoli
Central Africa
Rabeh
Kanem
Fl Mahdi
France
Paris
Foureau-Lamy
Jailland
Bornu
The
London Evening Standard
Classified Advertisements Blast From World Affairs and Local Listings
The item blends imperial foreign policy notes on Senussi movements near Lake Chad with multiple local notices. It includes a UK London Evening Standard quotation on Senussi potential and a Washington Post remark on women’s suffrage, followed by two sale notices for a tyngsboro farm and a nine room modern house on Robbins Street with furnishings.
For Sale By Shanard and Fuller Highlands Properties
A sequence of house listings describes several large Highland properties near the Normal school and Moore Street. Details include nine to eighteen rooms, steam heat, hardwood finishes, cellars, laundries, baths, and stables. Prices range from 4500 to 10000, with several estates offered as well as rental investments. The copy emphasizes quick sale and prime locations on popular Highlands streets.
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Moore Street
Georgia to Permit Women Lawyers in State Courts
Georgia considers a bill to allow women to practice law in state courts. Governor Candler voiced support, noting women's oratory and reasoning, and urging passage to remove a long standing barrier. The measure has wide favor among leading figures and reform-minded citizens.
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Georgia
Commonwealth
Candler
Boer Leaders May Delay Loyal Acceptance Under Occupation
A Johannesburg correspondence outlines views on Boer loyalty after Pretoria’s fall. A former Voerksraad member suggests most Boers intend loyalty if agitators are kept away, while leaders’ influence and collusion with the Afrikander Bond could delay federation under British rule. The writer notes a probable realization that Boer woes stem from those leaders.
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First Voerksraad
Pretoria
Johannesburg
London Standard
Prisoner’s Talk Sparks Political Ambition
A jail inmate named Jim Housebreaker declares he plans life after release, saying he will pursue politics and contrasts prior sentencing with his intended future. The exchange with a Reverend highlights themes of reform and public service ambitions amid incarceration.
To Rent Notices for Bridge and Philips Streets
One half of a double house on Bridge Street offers 10 rooms with modern improvements furnace heat in fine location at 24 per month. A nice residence on the Highlands with modern improvements in good repair and busy street access at 25 per month. Philips Street tenement of six rooms modern conveniences furnace heat priced at 16 per month. H EW Lioctr 64 Central Street telephone 908-2.
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Dover Street
City
Old Ferry Road
Varnum Avenue
Pate Ester i Sbechh Ieee
Princeton Street
Westford
Branch and
Queen Streets
Martin Robbins
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Nesmith and
Chestnut Streets
H. W. Ordway
Robbins Street
Geo. W. Gregg
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LYT
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Alg Tf
McLaughlin
6Th ‘St
South
Boston
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Goodhue
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Enoch Foster
Tyngsboro
A. J
H. W. J. Howe
Courier- Citizen
Bridge St
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