Fast Polo Ends With Lowell Triumph Over Plymouth
In Huntington hall last night Parsons players beat Plymouth as Lowell staged a fast, one sided performance 15 to 5. Key figures included Holderness and Jean for Plymouth and Roberts Mullen and Lewis for Lowell with strong goaltending from Fox and Mullen. Referee Connolly officiated as attendance reached seventy seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Plymouth
Huntington Hall
Parsons
Holderness
Roberts
Jean
Pierce
Mullen
Lawrence
Lewis
Fox
Marshall
Connolly
R Roberts Pierce
R Marshall Jean Ce Miller Holderness
Woods Fox
G Mullen
Wondy
M.S. Li
Dowell
Lowell, Holderness
Roberts Saree de OU
Lowe
Miller
Tsowe
Plyes
Cor Paradis
Brockton and Cunningham Shine in Rough Grid Battle
In a contested game, Brockton and Cunningham netted 8 4 5 and 8 45 respectively. Lawrence Whipple and Gavitt contributed as Lawrence posted a 9 to 6 edge over Brockton. Rushes by Cunningham Whipple and Mooney added 12 4 and 1. Stops by Tibbetts and Cash man reached 34 and 56. Fouls charged to Mooney Wiley 2 each. Referees Sainte Timor Keaveny. Attendance 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
City Hall
Brockton
Whipple
Lincoln Gavitt
Cunningham Wiley
Devlin
Mooney
Moran Tibbetts
G Cashman
Cunningham
Lincoln
Gavitt
Tibbetts
Cashman
Wiley
Sainte
Timor—Keaveny
Lowell Lowell 15 Plymouth 5 win in high school game
Lowell and Plymouth clash as Lowell score 15 while Plymouth musters 5 in a decisive game. Lawrence 9 Brockton contest with Portland 5 and Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Plymouth
Lawrence
Brockton
Several City Sports Figures Tangle Over Lowell Brockton Notes
A collection of sports remarks from Brockton and Lawrence papers comments on players like Hipson Roberts and Parsons. Mentions Lowell defeating Clinton 17 to 2 and Clinton losing to Lawrence 12 to 5. Remarks on Pierce, Cunningham, Jason, Campbell, Tibbetts, and Uncle Dudley shin pads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Parsons
Lawrence and Lowell
Brockton Enterprise
Lowell
Clinton
Lawrence
YMCA Tourney Upset Sparks Lively Court Battle
In a vivid YMCA tournament clash, Team 2 outplayed Team 3 to claim a win. The match featured rapid transitions and sharp play, highlighting Team 2’s offense and Team 3’s defense as the decisive factor.
Dollar a vote grave charges in Boston trial
In Boston on December 2 in the superior criminal court, the trail of Temple A Winsloe Alfred Newmarch John Winsloe John Rogers and William W Lord heard that Temple A Winsloe alleged A W Joslin and others conspired to obtain $10 000 from Roxbury courthouse. Joslin testifying said he paid repeaters $65 for ballots and described how ballots were manipulated before being given to voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Messrs
Temple A. Winsloe
Alfred Newmarch
John Winsloe
John Rogers
Wm. W. Lord
Superior Criminal Court
Stevens
Philip J. Kane
A. W. Joslin
Roxbury Court House
Joslin
Kane
American League holds routine session and backer talks
Chicago December 2 magnates wrapped in routine business. A three member committee to arrange terms with Matt Killilea for Milwaukee to St Louis transfer. League to hold controlling interest until backers found. Directors awarded 1901 pennant to Chicago. Season set 140 games from April 23 to October 4. Dineen signing denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Matt Killilea
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Johnson
Killilea
Ban Johnson
Charles W. Somers
Dineen
Boston
Charles Somers
Captain Tilley Navy governor of Tutuila charged
The charges against Capt. Tilley stem from allegations by Samoa missionaries questioning the captain's moral character as naval governor of Tutuila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilley
Tutuila
Samoa
Anti Prussian Friction Tensions Rise in Galicia and Cracow
Vienna reports anti Prussian demonstrations in Galicia and Cracow prompt the German consul to return to Berlin under government orders. Germany allegedly plans to withdraw the Lemberg consulate. Emperor Francis Joseph appeals to Polish leaders to ease anti Prussian sentiment amid unrest. Despatch notes Prussian schoolmasters flogging Polish children and provoking riots with arrests for insulting officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Galicia
Cracow
Baron Speeshardt
Lemberg
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Francis Joseph
Reischrath
Associated Press
London
Crop Conditions Report For November Weather Review
Washington December weather bureau summary notes November was unusually dry overall with above normal temperatures west of the Mississippi and colder conditions east of the river. Winter wheat suffered moisture deficits nationwide though promise remains in Kansas Missouri Ohio valley and Mid Atlantic. Seeding in upper Ohio valley and Michigan paused to avoid Hessian fly. Pacific coast outlook for fall-sown grains is promising, especially California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Kansas
Missouri
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Upper
Michigan
Pacific Coast
California
Baseball Club Meetings Set for New York Dec 10
President Young issued a call for the annual meeting of the National League and American Association of Professional Baseball clubs to be held December 10 at the Fifth Avenue hotel in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League and American Association
New York
Washington
Young
National League and
American Association of Professional Base Ball Clubs
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York City
McGovern Props Return Bout With Young Corbett
Terry McGovern and manager Sam Harris pressed for a rematch with Young Corbett, with Johnny Corbett of Denver weighing the deal. Corbett refused immediate date but signaled a possible late- week decision after a meeting set for next Saturday at 11. A Hartford club offer of 10 000 dollars loomed as incentive and Harris pledged to forfeit the purse if McGovern fails to KO within 20 rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Terry McGovern
Sam Harris
Young Corbett
Johnny Corbett
Denver
Corbett
Harris
McGovern
Crowley
Hartford
Missionaries Ostranders Sail to European Turkey Mission
Rev Leroy Ostrand er and wife of Lyons New York depart tomorrow on the New England as Missionaries of the American board bound for the European Turkey mission. He will work as private tutor and instructor at Robert College Constantinople, sent by Porter church Brockton. The board says their departure is not connected to Miss Stone's capture and was arranged earlier.
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Boston
Leroy Ostrander
Lyons
New York
New England
American Board
European Turkey Mission
Ostrander
Miss Stone
Turkey
Robert College
Constantinople
Porter Church of
Brockton
Nations invited to international anti anarchist conference
Berlin Dec 2 reports a special despatch from St. Petersburg stating Germany and Russia have reached a full agreement on convening an international anti anarchist conference. Identical notes have been sent to other world powers and presumably to the United States inviting participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Germany
Russia
United States
Clothespins blamed for brutal whipping at Taunton school
Taunton December 2 dispute over a teacher Miss Angeline Wilbur using a spring clothespin to silence a pupil, 11 year old Johnnie Murphy. His parents Michael and Mrs Murphy allege continued punishment with a big leather strap leaving bruises and a lip wound. School board to hear case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Angeline Wilbur
Miss Wilbur
North Street
Johnnie Murphy
Johnnie
Michael Murphy
Taunton Locomotive Company
Murphy
Beig
Mrs. Murphy
School Board
Wasked
Oeephere
Kid McCoy Knocks Out Three Heavyweights in London
London December 2 At Mile End this American pugilist fulfilled his pledge to defeat any three heavyweights in four rounds. He stopped Dave Barry of Philadelphia in two rounds Jack Scales of England in 2u seconds and Jack Madden of Boston in four rounds, with Jack O'Brien not attempting a challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mile End
Kid” McCoy
Jack O’brien
McCoy
Dave Barry
Philadelphia
Jack Scales
England
Jack Madden
Boston
Portland elects Republican mayor and council majority
Portland Maine reports a Republican mayor Frederick E. Boothby retained office by a 321 vote majority. The Citizens' and Prohibition nominee Rev E S J McAlister received 1037 votes while the Democratic candidate John F A Merrill tallied 2885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Frederick E. Boothby
Rev. E. S. J. McAlister
Citizens
Prohibition
John F. A. Merrill
New Bedford man arraigned on forged notes in Boston
Earnest D. Blackwell of New Bedford was arraigned in municipal court on charges of uttering two forged notes passed to Ferdinand Kraytz, a clerk at Jacob Worth's store. A continuance until Dec. 9 was granted. bail set at $2000, but not posted, and he was jailed at Charles Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Earnest D. Blackwell
New Bedford
Ferdinand Kraytz
Jacob Worth
Bennett
Charles Street
Kernan Chosen Harvard Football Captain For Next Year
Cambridge December 2 The Harvard Varsity football eleven elected Robert K Kernan of New York captain for next season at tonight's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Cambridge
Robert K. Kernan
New York
Battleships Alabama and Massachusetts Sail Toward West Indies
Cape Henry Virginia December 2 The U S battleships Alabama and Massachusetts completed speed trials at Barren Island and coal at Hampton Roads then left for Charleston South Carolina from which the North Atlantic squadron will begin its winter cruise to the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Henry
U. S
Alabama
Massachusetts
Hampton Roads
Charleston
S. C
West Indies
Walcott and Ferns to box at Fort Erie on Dec. 18
Joe Walcott signed to box Rube Ferns world welterweight champion at the International Athletic club Fort Erie December 18. The bout will be at 142 pounds and box for a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Erie
Boston
Joe Walcott
Rube Ferns
International Athletic Club
Winter weather halts Russian mails and trains
Severe cold across Russia slows mail service with many trains snow-bound and grain steamers on the Vistula frozen in the river, causing transport disruption in Siberia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Russia
Siberia
Vistula
French expert wins open ing game at world billiards
New York December 2 Louis Barutol the French billiard expert won the opening game of the international billiard championship tournament at Madison Square Garden. His opponent was George Sutton of Chicago. The score was 400 to 389.
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New York
Louis Barutol
Madison Square Garden
George Sutton
Chicago
Tilley Acquitted by U S Naval Court at Tutuila
In Tutuila Samoa the U S naval court acquitted Capt. Benjamin F. Tilley naval governor of all charges. No evidence was presented to sustain the accusations. Commander Uriel Sebree has succeeded him.
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Auckland
N. Z
U. S. Naval Court
Tutuila
Samoa
Benj. F. Tilley
Uriel Sebree Has
Ex-Resident Seis Soon Ready for Daily Drive
Princeton New Jersey December 2 report notes an ex resident nearing readiness for his daily drive, with details on timing and remaining questions about new days ahead.
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Princeton In
N. J
Dent Seis &Till
Princetons Defeat Y M A A Juniors in 13 10 Victory
Princetons beat the Y M A A Juniors 13 to 10 on Saturday night. Jack Carney starred, with McGuire and Dugan also delivering strong performances. Belanger shadowed his man throughout, while Hanson showed room for improvement. December 11, Princetons will face Hillsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princetons
Jack” Carney
McGuire
Dugan
Belanger
Hanson
Princetong
Hillsides
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs Promise Quick Cold Cure
Advertising copy claims to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs. Each box bears B. W. Grove's signature. Money-back guarantee offered by druggists if no cure. 215c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Grove
Dr Benoit’s Cough Medicine Promoted by Druggists
An advertisement asserts that the product does not claim to cure consumption yet offers relief for those afflicted. It encourages purchase through all druggists.
Teacher Refuses Statement in Murphy Children Case
Miss S Angeline Wilbur, the Murphy children’s teacher, declines to comment on her side of the case as details remain disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
S. Angeline Wilbur
Vorwaerts Editors Stand Trial Over Hun Letters
Berlin December trial opens for three Vorwaerts editors accused of insulting Major General Von Ketteler with Hun letters. The publication alleged the general ordered executions of 22 Boxers at Yachiao to quell Boxers terror. Two defendants, Schmidt and John, receive six and seven months respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Vorwaerts
Criminal Court
von Ketteler
China
Yachiao
Deputy Devery Hearing Opens on Oppression Charges
New York December 2 Deputy Police Commissioner Devery's hearing began before Justice Holbrook. Police Commissioner Murphy testified to shed light on the dismissal of Patrolman Oneill from the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Devery
Justice Holbrook
Murphy
Oneill
Trial of Iglesias Postponed to December 11
Santiago Iglesias, noted AFL leader, was to be tried today in San Juan Puerto Rico but the case was postponed to December 11. He was arrested in early November on a conspiracy charge and released on $500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
P. R
Santiago Iglesias
American Federation of Labor
Wardman Bissert Case Affirms Writ Refusal
The U S supreme court affirmed Judge Lacombe's order denying a writ of habeas corpus in Geo F Bissert of the New York police force. He was a wardman convicted of illegal extortions and collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Lacombe
New York
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Wodtke Campbell
McKayne Cotter
Cameron
Doherty Mallory
Campbell
Wodtke
Mallory
O' Brien
Timer—Dyer
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Hipson
Jake
Dickey
Lawrence American
Phil Jason
Philip
Uncle Dudley
T’ls Coleman
O’brien Cosgrove
Flannigan
King
Ose
Queenan O
The
Chas. H. Fletcher
Infanes
New
M’govern
Anti-Anarchist Conference
M’coy
Portland Republican
Kernan
Walcott and Ferns
Cleveland
What Is
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Maj. von Ketteler
Iglesias
Wardman Bissert
Bon Marche Dry Goods Co
Pearson's Drug Store
Central Street
Opera House
Morrell
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