Dragons Triumph in City Championship After Victory over Ponies
The Dragons, a fast strong local football team, pictured before their win over the Big Seven Ponies to claim the city championship. The photo lists players Mc Mahon Martin Mc Quade McLaughlin Farrington Maloney Kenefic Al Cooney Deehan Tully Tabbot Sullivan Joe Cooney King Reagan and captained by Dr. W. M. Collins. On Thanksgiving they defeated Boston’s St Augustine 11 to 0.
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Dragons
Big Seven Ponies
McMahon
Martin
McQuade
McLaughlin
Farrington
Maloney
Kenefic
al. Cooney
Deehan
Tully
Tal
Bot
Sullivan
Joe Cooney
King
Reagan
W. M. Collins
St. Augustine
Boston
Cricketers Banquet and State Convention Date in Lowell
Local cricketers anticipate a state convention at Odd Fellows Temple Middlesex street today. Delegations come from Brockton Lynn Lawrence Methuen Andover Everett East Boston Boston Billerica and nearby clubs. President Dixon of Everett chairs the afternoon meeting with a banquet at 7 p m attended by over 100. A smoking concert follows with noted performers and Mayor James B Casey among the dignitaries. Pennant prizes will be presented to open the public event.
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Odd Fellows Temple
Middlesex Street
Brockton
Lynn
Lawrence
Methuen
Andover
Everett
East Boston
Boston
James Bennett
Hood
Teague
Offatr
Metsre
Taito
Croft
Zions
Willhaws
Mohairs
No Decision Report From Baltimore Boxing Bout
In Baltimore on December 1 Jack Johnson and Young Peter Jackson, both listed with California ties, contested a 12 round fight with no decision. Johnson reportedly pressed Jackson, with early rounds showing offense but no clear winner declared at the end and spectators awaited official results.
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Beltimore
Jack Johnson
Peter Jackson
California
Johnson
Underteken
Ef Jackson
Emalier
Celpte
Thorndikes Upset Wuenna Landts at Bowlaway
In the Bowlaway League match Thorndikes won two of three strings against Wuenna Landts. Cunningham led scoring with 279 pins. The night produced close sets and a tense finish as both teams battled for dominance.
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Thorndikes
Wuennalandts
Cunningham
Nashua Bowler Triumph Over Pastimes in Close Match
In Nashua last night the Nashua bowlers defeated the Pastimes in a closely contested game. The CM.A.C. team took two points from the Y.M.C.A. by rolloff after a tight total where the second string nearly tied. High man for the winners posted 2s while Lowell endured bad breaks as both teams traded pins throughout the contest.
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Nashua
Pina
High Man
Lowell
Cm.a. C
Atte
CMAC
Stallion Sold for 12500 Dollars in Richmond
A stallion was sold for 12500 dollars in Richmond with Dee L W and Jaavie of New bearing on the deal. The mare sire generated as the grand circuit asset, noted with a 21.2 time reference.
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Richmond
Ind
Dee L.W
Jaavie
Big Navy Army Game Draws 31000 In Princeton
Crowds pour into Princeton New Jersey for tomorrow's clash between the United States Military Academy West Point and the Naval Academy Annapolis. The Navy squad of 9 percent men led by coach Paul Dashiel arrived and practiced on University field prepared with a two foot straw cover. A platform at the north end will host about a thousand spectators, boosting attendance to about 31 000. President Woodrow Wilson along with Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Alice Roosevelt will attend and Wilson will host a luncheon tomorrow.
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Princeton
N. J
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy
Paul Dashiel
University Field
Eld
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt
Grim Style Dominates Six Round Ring Fight
The report recalls Joe Grim’s unorthodox ring style and a Philadelphia six round bout where Fitz fought cautiously. Grim endures continuous punishment, showing a stubborn chin, while Fitz toys with him early but cannot seal a knockout as the crowd reacts to each exchange.
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Joe Grim
Dogo
Philadelphia
Grim
Fitx
Fita
Fits
George Gardner
Fitz
Fila
New Year's Carnival and Carnation Party At Local Rink
The Filte rink hosts a New Year night character party with a Carnation party planned for next Thursday. The Rollaway venue features a spacious floor and Martic surface drawing large crowds with new music and improved patron accommodations at Centralville Rollaway.
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Filte
Cesttraiville Rollaway
Captain Hurley Leaves for Ossipee Lake
Reston dispatch reports Captain Daniel J. Hurley of the Harvard football team, hospitalized for a head injury from the Harvard Dartmouth game, departed in the afternoon for Ossipee Lake, New Hampshire, to recuperate.
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Reston
Daniel J. Hurley
Harvard
Dartmouth
Octpee Lake
Hanson and Herman Held To A Draw In California Bout
In Los Angeles on December 2 the match between Eddie Hansen and Kid Herman ended in a draw after a contested battle. The two fighters exchanged blows and the outcome drew interest from local boxing fans despite the close scoring.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Eidie" Hansen
Kid” Herman
Incomplete OCR Note on Weekend Event
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an event arranged between two places possibly Olympia and Center? Saturday in the head? Details unclear but indicates a planned meeting or gathering, date Saturday and location near Olympia or Central?
Frank A Mallory Receives Gift From St Johns T A Society
A St John s Total Abstinence Society social at the hall honored Frank A Mallory with an engraved ink stand for his work at the temperance table during the recent church carnival. Ex President James P Quigley and others praised his efforts. the event featured Leith s orchestra, dancing, and refreshments by Mrs. John Upton. A committee plans to organize a Foresters ladies court in the town.
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St. John’s Total
John E. Harrington
Temperance Table
James P. Quigley
Stephen T. Ward
Frank A. Mallorey
Temperance Society
Ward
Mr. Mallorey
St. John’s T. A. Society
Patrick Connolly
Frank E. McCluskey
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Court Wannalandt
St. John’s Hall
Westford Defeats Littleton 16 to 0 in Thanksgiving Game
Westford shut out Littleton 16 to 0 on Thanksgiving day behind an 80 yard touchdown run by quarterback Brarry Hartford. Westford’s line held firm, while Littleton’s backs gained under 30 yards. Strong play from Amos Polly David Sherman Reuben Taylor and C M Trull led Westford, with honors to H Boardman and B Foley for Littleton.
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Westford
Littleton
Westford Academy
Brarry Hartford
LB. Reed
Amos Polly
David Sherman
Reuben Taylor
C. M. Trull
H. Boardman
B. Foley
W. J. Sleeper
Marion Hall
B. Bailey
Thanksgiving Dance and Local News in Billerica
In Billerica the town hall Thanksgiving dance drew many residents with music starting at an evening hour and cake served at intermission. Chelmsford and Billerica Alumni football clash left the latter optimistic about a fuller lineup. Notices include unclaimed letters at the post office and local social updates.
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Town Hall
Livingstone
Bedford
Billerica
Chelmsford
C. W. Flanders
Mise Edna Currier
Medforg
Mise
Ida Turner
Edgards
Edith Frost
Elisabeth Wilson
Thomas Lyons
South Hillerica
Billy Adame
Dohrr~ Borgeson
Annie Doyle
Dorothy Stew
Morrie
A. Toothaker
Fire destroys home furniture in Riverside district blaze
A Riverside fire at a Liberty Street property leased by Ma thien Gendreau damaged the chamber and charred woodwork. Fire officials believe the blaze started before noon and hopes for quick repairs after investigation. Large parts of the furniture were destroyed.
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Liberty Street
Riverside
Mathien Gendreau
Degreay Forenoon
Hi Fe
Pelham Notes Show Weather, Sport and Local Life
The Pelham notes describe stormy Thanksgiving weather cutting attendance at a ball, a pellet gun shoot and clay pigeon contest, and a fish pickerel caught by law abiding ducks. Local figures include Master Frederick Greeley recovering, Capt Du charme and a Pelham nimrod group, and plans for a permanent Pelham Gun Club. Also reported are visits by Dr A H Cutter, skating rink activity, new camps, and Will Atwood’s improving health along with social plans by the Pelham Ladies club.
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Frederick Greeley
Ducharme
Pelham Nimrods
Piper
Palmer
Sharp
Frank Marsh
Albert Jones
M. Stickney
Pettengill
R. Lewis
Brunelle
Holmes
C. Stickney
Fred Peabody
al. Lewis
Dan Carleton
Emery
Stevenson
Ben Simpson
Island Pond
Roy Lewis
Lewis
Pelham
Edward E. Palmer
Dorchester
Mass
Melrose
Manchester
Pelham Gun Club
A. H. Cutter
Lawrence
Norfolk
Charles Coleman
Pxeter
Joseph Seavey
Colman‘s Mill
Martin L.jones
W. W. Cole
Salem
Will Marsh
C. A. Greeley
Haverhill
Will
Lowell
Pelham Ladies’ Club
Luella Hobbe
Dracut Library Hosts Free Saturday Afternoon Reception
In Dracut the monthly library and museum reception will occur Saturday afternoon December 2. The secretary of the board of teen will oversee the event with exhibits on natural history and ecology. Admission is free and the rooms will be open from 2:30 to 5:00 PM.
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Dracut Library
Board of
Teen
A Thousand Dollars' Worth of Good Found in Fractured Text
A fragmented OCR item mentions a sum of seven hundred dollars and references a ride, sustain, and various garbled phrases. The readable bits point to a damaged snippet with no clear events, names, or places to anchor a full news item.
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Wales
Arcanum Dispute Seeks Old Rate Plan in Supreme Court
Judge Lathrop set a December 12 return date as Stephen W. Reynolds and others press a suit in the supreme court against the Royal Arcanum council to block the new rate schedule. They seek an injunction to halt enforcement of new by laws and to compel collection of assessments under the old table used before May 1905, arguing irreparable loss if the changes stand.
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Royal Arcanum
Supreme Court
Stephen W. Reynolds
Supreme Council
Lathrop
Atlantic City
Put In Bay
Mich
Association
Choir Drama in Tyngsboro Illus Frugal Civil War Tale
Tyngsboro Evangelical church choir staged a three act drama A Fighting Chance or For the Blue and the Gray at the town hall with Miss Celia Whipple as Madame Mayburn and Mrs Ethel Braddon as Mile Fordet. The cast featured many debuting young women and the Littlehale orchestra supplied the music. Several locals and students from Simmons Dartmouth Wellesley Smith and other colleges returned for Thanksgiving. Next Friday the Unitarian Guild plans to present When a Man s Single.
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Evangelical Church
Celia Whipple
Madame Mayburn
Eleanor Hamilton
Cecil Hotspur
Mildred Curtis Ruta
Anna Anaes
Clara Browne
Elen “Hastings Ee Sbella Bridgeford
Ahel Davis
Alice McLeon
Lord Jefferson
Alice Smith
Madeline Burgeon
Helen Browne
Juliet Annale
Washington Johnson
Jenneth Grant Rosy Harrigan Densers
Lettie Upton
Littlehale Orchestra
J. E. Hatch
Kittery
Mas
Bernice Sherburne
Hull
Mase
J. Russell Taft
New York City
Funeral of Hannah Desmond at St Marys Ayers
Miss Hannah Desmond daughter of Patrick Desmond was killed in the Lincoln railroad disaster. Her funeral was held Wednesday at St Marys church in Ayer attended by many borrowing friends. Maria Mead Patch widow of Andrew Patch lived here and was well known. Died suddenly at her son W Patch’s Maiden home on Friday the 24th at age 71. One son and a daughter mourn a mother. Albert F. Drar and Laura Dyar noted in service attendance and home care.
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Hannah Desmond
Patrick Desmond
Lincoln
St. Mary's Church
Ayer
Maria Mead Patch
Andrew Patch
Ie — Xe
Mr. W. Patch
Maiden
Albert F. Drar
Freeea
tate @ sanaie
Laura
John Bawaoe
Dr Wilson's English Life to the Hair Advanced Sale
Lowell residents are informed that Dr Wilson's English Life to the Hair, a scalp remedy from Sir Erasmus Wilson’s prescription, is now offered in Lowell by Falls & Burkinshaw. It promises to grow hair on bald heads, improve shine, and address dandruff with testimonials from Miss Cornelia Jevens of Boston. Sold by Albert Chemical Co. in Boston, price 60 cents.
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Lowell
Erasmus Wilson
England
Wilson
Cornelia Jevens
Smith Avenue
Boston
Mas
Dr. Wilson
Albert Chemical Co
Mass
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex Street
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Hurley
Ossipee Lake
Eddie” Hanson
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St. John’s Total Abstinence Society
Entertainment and Dance
Frank A. Mallory
Lady Court of Foresters
Napoleon Guyette
Joseph Coutu
Concord
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Jacob Wallace
Mission
Mercier
Lakeview
Thomas Dowrey
Walter Ramsden
Wigginville
al” Lewis
Dracut
the Supreme Court
Tyngsboro
Lowell Opera House
Sacres
Aid of Firemen’s Relief Fund
Felix and
Barry
Leona Thurber
New Moving Pictures
Spindle City Club
Jacques Boisvert
Hurd St
Hlue
Colonial Orchestra
Falls & Burkinshaw Announce
Bennett Bros.co
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Merrimack St
Peetore
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