Lowell Avengers Halt Worcester Polo Thriller
Lowell tops Worcester 7 to 6 in a dramatic Huntington hall polo match. Harper deputized as unfamiliar goalkeeper and delivered 20 saves, while Daly, Hart, and Bannon starred for Lowell as they edged Worcester in a tense late surge. Crowd roared as Hart scored and Bannon’s kick misfired into Worcester’s own net sealing the win.
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Malachi Jed. Kittredge
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Portland
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Daly Hart
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Devlin Holderness
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Lewie
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Clinton Beats Providence In Fast Scientific Loss
Clinton defeated Providence 84 to ? in a lively fast paced game featuring sensational goaltending by Mallory and Cashman. Mercer Campbell and Clinton dominated the late action as Providence faltered. Stops by Cashman and Mallory highlighted a strong defensive effort. referee Cornell presided as 1,800 fans attended.
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Curtis Farrell
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Gence
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Canavan Back as Lawrence Beats Portland 10 8
Lawrence defeats Portland 10 to 8 with Canavan returning from injury. Key players include McGrath and Jason for Lawrence, and McGilvray for Portland. Attendance reported as many, with game details listing rushes and stops and referee Sainte, timer Murphy.
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Portland
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McGrath
Bone
Roberts Jason R
R McGilvray
Fi McGrath
Bom
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Jason
McGilvray
Smawtonce, Jabom
Mayes
Sainte
Timer—Murphy
Hockey Schedule For Tonight In New England League
The Rink lists games tonight with Lowell at Providence Clinton at Lawrence and Chelsea at Portland. A note mentions Lowell will host Providence again tomorrow as the league lead remains open. The text includes a stray line about a man from Pawtucket and an unfinished phrase regarding Kiven tepares Betur.
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Providence
Clinton
Lawrence
Chelsea
Portland
Amateur Polo Matches Draw Big Local Crowd
The Co C team and C M A C quintette face off this week in a game that will attract a large crowd. Allard and Sicard lead the French lineup as they push to challenge league rivals. Harper of S C W impressed as a goalie for the local pro team, signaling growing talent in the league. Tureault from C M A C shines in goal with speedy rushers on other teams showing professional drive.
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Allard
Sicard
Harper
Tureault
Gardner Stops Riely In One Round In Scituate
Jimmy Gardner of Lowell stopped New York entrant Jimmy Riely in one round at Saundersville before the Scituate Athletic club. The advertised 20 round bout was changed when Kelley failed to appear, leaving Gardner to stop Riely with a rapid right swing to the jaw as the opponent pressed early.
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Jimmy Riely
Scituate Athletic Club
Saundersville
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Riely
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Gardner
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Providence Telegram
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Lets Refund Offer
An old advertisement promises a money back refund if the laxative Bromo Quinine tabs fail to cure. The notice notes KE and the signature of W. Grove on each box, with a price of 25e.
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Making Christmas Presents That Require the Use of
The statement asks about crafting Christmas gifts that need certain materials or tools. It considers if the presents rely on specific items and how to source them, plan, and execute the project efficiently within available time and budget.
Scented sachets offered with varied odors for sale
A seller advertises sachet powders in odors such as Violet White Rose Helio trope Ping Pong La Treple and many others. Prices range from 25e to 60e per ounce with options to spend 5c or $5. Buyers are urged to inquire.
Fall and Burkinshaw to CP Minnehard address note
Fragmentary OCR item lists offices or addresses including Middlesex and Thorndike Street with references to a railway or station nearby. Unclear full event or context, but shows a transfer or posting involving names and locations. Readers will recall more precise details once legible.
Parthenal Bray Wins Narrow Bowling Night Match
The Alleys team led by Parthenal F Bray defeated J L Chalif 1987 to 1800 on Friday night. Lee Miserables alleys saw a 31 pin win for the Mall team Saturday afternoon with McHugh and Foster named high rollers.
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Bray
J. L. Chalif
Mall
Lee Miserables Alleys
McHugh Aml Foster
Second arson attempt at Searles property in Great Barrington
In Great Barrington on a November day, a second arson attempt damaged the Edward F. Searles property at Mein and Bridge streets. Fire broke out in the second story, destroying most of the Morrison dry goods stock and causing about 11,000 in losses. the building was uninsured.
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Great Barrington
Edward F. Searles
Mein and
Bridge Streets
Rorrison Dry Goods
Brothers
Harper’s Magazine Arts Features and Illustrations Review
The December Harper’s showcases color frontispieces and tint drawings by Edwin Abbey and others, with abundant art in nearly every story. It covers authors from Twain to Wharton, previews Mrs Ward’s Lady Rose’s Daughter, and includes poetry by McNeal and Sherman. Also featured are The Aztecs of Yesterday and Today by Ales Hrdlicka, plus literary notes, reviews, and editorials. The Medical Brief notes the healing power of air and water in chronic disease with a case study and practice observations.
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Harper's
Harper’s
Edwin Abbey
Mark Twain
William Dean Howells
Mr. Castaigne
Mary E. Wilkins Freeman
Edith Wharton
Robert W. Chambers
Amelie Riers
Margaret Deland
Edward Cotes
Herman Whitaker
Julie M. Lippmann
Mrs. Ward
Lady Rose
Mildred I. McNeal
Frank Dempster Sherman
Robert Gilbert Welsh
Florence Earle Coates
Robert Hacvn Schauffer
EB. Kieer
A. A. Sewall James
H. My Byers
Ales Hrdlicka
American Museum of Natural History
Booth Tarkington
Middle West
John D. Champlin, Jr
Captain Kidd
Mr. Howells
Aiittle
Noipally
Christmas Scene by C Allan Gilbert on The American Queen
A cover by C Allan Gilbert features a woman's head and shoulders as the Christmas scene on The American Queen. The magazine showcases high quality art, stories, fashion notes, and beauty tips for women, with insights on cosmetics and toilette ideas.
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C. Allan Gilbert
Till of the Strike in Wilshire’s bold economic panorama
Julian Hawthorne presents a vivid, entertaining forceful telegraphic portrayal in Wilshire’s piece, merging his peculiar field of economics with sharp observations. The article showcases a lively description of social dynamics and market force depicted through engaging prose.
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Julian Hawthorne
Wilshire
Decorating Mistakes in Linking Rooms
An advice piece from the Philadelphia Press warns against using two tones of red or strong contrast in rooms that open into each other. It suggests painting hallways a negative color like bluff or mastic with subdued elf-tones to avoid clashing with adjoining red rooms.
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Adelphia Press
Rose Values and Poetic Merit in Court of Law
Fragmentary note reflects on roses and poetry as valued by society, hints at legal association with a world famous figure, and suggests a link between beauty and notable events. Readers see a reflection on aesthetics amid legal discourse.
Roses Bring Priceless Sentiment Into Commerce Analysis
A Boston Transcript essay discusses the shift from sentiment to commerce in flowers. It notes a Royal New Haven case where Miss Fay and Michael Walsh won damages after a fire damaged rose gardens near the New York, New Haven & Hartford line, with settlements totaling thousands. It praises famed varieties like Debutante and Lilian Nordica, and reflects on beauty's rising public value alongside utilities.
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Sarah Bre
Michael H. Walsh
Woodsie
Miss Fay
Mr. Walsh
Peane Weeses
Railr
Robert M. Morse
Tts
Wilkie Collins
Boston Transcript
Killed by Wild Beasts and Snakes in India 1901
Reported death tolls from wild beasts and snakes in India for 1901 show increases though figures may be inflated by non natural causes. Some deaths are attributed to poisonings and misrecorded incidents in remote villages, with local officials noting possible customs affecting counts.
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