Brockton Defeats Salem in Hockey Clash at Home
Brockton overwhelmed Salem 7 to 2 as Cunningham and Lincoln powered the rush attack. Heffernan and Cashman anchored the Brockton defense while Murphy, Wodtke, and Cotter tried for Salem. Attendance near 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Brocckton
Salem
Cunningham
New Haven
Lincoln
Heffernan
Cashman
R Murphy
Wodtke Mooney
Cotter Moran
Doherty Heffernan
G Cashman
Wooltke
Salem, Cotter
Murphy
Bromade
Salem Polo Tilt Testy Attendance and Local Shuffle
Salem News notes weak attendance as polo interest wanes while Brockton Times previews a tight slate. Plymouth visits Lowell. Salem trades places with Portland, shifting Brockton and Plymouth games. Hipson and Roberts tout their prowess as Cunningham joins Brockton. Connecticut league’s collapse sparks talk of broader player movement across the American league.
Lewiston Club Hailed for Wide Interest in Baseball League
Fred Doe of Lewiston wins praise from Parsons’ players as the Lewiston club climbs from last to near fourth in the standings. Clark Griffith of the American League seeks material from Lewiston and Auburn for a western league, with eight Chicago teams planned. Alex Ferson of Manchester invites Lewiston to supply the Lewiston club for that city, and Connecticut clubs show interest as well. The Salem polo team gains a three win four game stretch, while Hadley’s arrival is anticipated and Cotter will take over upon his arrival.
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Lewiston
City Hall
Lowell
Murtagh
Lowell Mercer
Lewis McGilvary
Parsons Murtagh
Jean Hayes
Holderness Burgess
G Fox
Lewis Ida
Jean
Mercer
Lewis
Burgess
Fox
O'Brien
Timer—McDonough
Shire Town
Parsons
Plymouths
Brockton Times
Cunningham
Brockton
Clark Griffith
American Baseball League
Doe
Auburn
Grffith
Chicago
Alex Ferson
Manchester
Ferson
Ron
Connecticut
Lewiston Journal
Salem
Hadley
Cotter
Silent Club and Beachmonts Football Season Record
Record of Silent Club and Beachmonts football games closes Thanksgiving. Silent Club results include Billerica 4 0, Methuen 0, Canobie 0, Beachmonts 0 Palmers 0, with final scores noting Silent Club finishes near prospects and season summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beachmonts
Enetre
Billerica
Methuen
Canobie
A. C
Palmers
Tewksbury Church Service and Society Meeting
An eventide service was held in the church auditorium with Miss Bessie Pike reading in the order of worship. The Ladies Aid Society of the First Congregational church will meet in the vestry Wednesday at 2 30 o'clock. Miss Alice King’s condition was reported as very unfavorable, her illness having progressed to typhoid fever.
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Bessie Pike
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Congregational Church
Alice King
Quiet on Isthmus Colon and Panama after liberal victory
Report from Colon and Panama notes calm with Liberals and Conservatives resuming normal life. Belisario Porras blamed for Liberal setback. split with Gen. Diaz led to arms withdrawal. In Chorera area insurgent shelters and food supplies remain. bodies burned along the railroad. British cruiser Tribune sails toward Bocas Del Toro amid rising Liberal activity. Communication with Bocas Del Toro cut after United Fruit steamer Sunrise loss.
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Colon
Panama
Belisario Porras
Porras
Chorrera
Domingo Diaz
Perras
Diaz
Chorvera
Tribune
Boces del Torro
Gen. Pinzon
Bocas del Toro
United Fruit Company
Sunrise
South Carolina Exposition Opens With Prelude Services
In Charlton South Carolina religious exercises preceded the South Carolina Inter-State and West Indian exposition opening tomorrow. Episcopal Bishop Ellison Capers gave the invocation, George Herbert Sass penned a dedication ode, Theo Saul set it to music, and several ministers spoke. Senator Depew arrived for the dedication ovation as crowds filled the city and hotels reported many arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigley
Senator Depew
Charleston
P A C Beaten in Tufted Framingham Contests by 17 to 14
South Framingham defeats P A C 17 to 14 at Huntington hall in a tight game. Porter shines for visitors with seven field goals and Allard leads P A C, despite a disputed officiating by referee Jupe of Boston. Crowd about 400 watches the first game under James Gray’s management.
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South Framingham
Huntington Hall
Big Porter
Hudson
Allard
Harry Jupe
Boston
Porter
Lowell
Pp. A. C
James Gray
S. Framingham
PAC. Martens
McFarland Porter
Allard Cairns
Wilson Green
McManmeon Halloran
Tighe
Jupe Fouis
McFarland
McMannion
Wilson
Green
Cairns
Martens
YMCA Basketball Benefit Games Highlight Season Start
Three YMCA basketball games filled the gym for the new building fund. The Juniors beat Haverhill Juniors 6-5 in the afternoon. In the evening Centrals won 42-23 over the locals, and an Intermediate picked-team edged 13-10. Large attendance and high enthusiasm marked the season’s opener.
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Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
Association
Haverhill
Centrals
Lowell J
Haverhill J. Field
Barrows
Doyle
Haskell Lew c
Blake Dows
Pratt Welch
Hart
Robinson
Cornock
Grig Lewis
Varnum
Welch
Blake
Dows
Field
Lew
Meister
Dillon
INTER
McCarty
Bruce
Basketball League Meeting in Boston Deliberations Continue
A special meeting of the New England basketball league was held Saturday evening at the Parker house in Boston. Most clubs attended but little business was transacted. Delegates plan to reconvene next Thursday evening to act on important matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Basketball League
Parker House
Boston
Valley Forge to Become National Park Memorial
Senator Penrose and Representative Wanger plan bills to acquire Valley Forge and establish a national park with a $200,000 appropriation. The move follows last year’s similar proposals and has backing from 27 patriotic associations including Sons of the Revolution Colonial Dames of the Revolution and the Junior Order of American Mechanics.
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Washington
Darly
Penrose
Wanger
Pennsylvania
Valley Forge
Senate
House
Sons and Caventere of the Revolution
The
Coloniales
Junior Order of American Mechanics
Theodosia Jackson and Teed Trial At Marylebone Court
The Marylebone police court fills for the anticipated last appearance of Theodore and Laura Jackson before Old Bailey committal. Dr Mary Adams testifies amid harsh cross examination as Mrs Jackson accuses her of murder. The case links to Cyrus R Teed and the Kareshan Unity sect with alleged conspiratorial fraud from Ohio to New York. Alpine Safes ad inserted.
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London
Theodore Jackson
Laura Jackson
Old Bailey
Marylebone
Mary Adams
Cyrus R. Teed
Kareshan Unity
Dr. Adams
Jackson
Ohio
Glen Echo
Washington
New York
Dr Benoit’s Cough Medicine Ad Claim Not Cure
An old advertisement promises Dr Benoit’s Cough Medicine as relief for consumption symptoms without claiming a cure. It urges readers to try the remedy and notes it is available from all druggists.
Warships urged to win release of Miss Stone
Perley A. Stone, sister of the abducted missionary, told a reporter that the United States should send warships to Turkey rather than money to secure her release. He urged the U S government to demand her release with fleet pressure, asserting it would not lead to her death.
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Boston
the Post
Perley A. Stone
Miss Stone
United States
Turkey
Tailor George Andrews Dies In Boston Fire Tragedy
In Boston on November 30 a small tailor shop fire killed 50 year old George Andrews at 38 Warren avenue. Fire damage valued at $5000. While responding, Engine 17 caused a crash damaging a liquor saloon window and injuring pedestrian Mrs. Catharine Mahan. The accident also smashed a post box and injured the woman. she was hospitalized with severe bruising and possible internal injuries. Andrews left a brother in New Boston New Hampshire.
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Boston
Geo
Andrews
Warren Avenue
Engine 17
Bennett Street
Catharine Mahan
New Boston
New Hampshire
Muskrat Slaughter Threatens Marsh Fur Resources
The Brooklyn Eagle discusses how muskrats and other fur bearing animals face extermination as marshes along Lake Michigan and Lake Erie support vast swamps. It describes trapping methods, hunter practices, and the plight of swamp dwellers and muskrat habitats, warning that continued slaughter could raise pelts’ prices but extinction looms.
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Wisconsin
Middle West
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Sandusky Bay
Monroe
Detroit River
St. Clair Flats
Lake Michigan
Green Bay
Lake Winnebago
St. Lawrence
Mississippi
Lake St. Clair
Brooklyn Eagle
City hides and letter boxes fuel crime and privacy
The piece discusses why people avoid drawing attention in cities, detailing private letter-box agencies, their abuses, and enforcement efforts. It notes Post Office actions that halted hundreds of mail pieces to these agencies, the role of general delivery, and the broader use of telephones and directories to conceal or reveal identities. It also touches on the dangers of omitted home addresses in directories and the motive to evade jury duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molineux
Devery
Post-Office Department
van Cott
Congress
Department
Washington
General Post Office
Tom
Harry
Jones
John
New York Evening Post
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Plymouth
Portland
Salem News
Maine
Jame
Hipson
Roberts
Polo
Mullen
Mallory
Miller
Jason Roberts
Campbell Ee
McKay Miller
Cameron Woods
Pymouth
Jason
Secore
Mulien
Beaman
Ee Wore
Lawrence
Clinton
Lowell Weet Meee
Fred Doe
Tom Cotter
Clinton Boys
Tong
Ellingwood
Hibbard
Orchestra
Big ‘ Ponies
Ll Billericas
Westford Road
Tewksbury
Carolina Exposition
Y. M. C. A. Basket Ball
Diss DE
Benj, Holt
New England
Broadway
Miss
Stone
Muskrat
Christmas
Santa Claus
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