Polo League Tibbetts Does Fine Work
Lewiston and Lawrence polo game ends 6 3 with Tibbetts earning top feature for visitors. McGilvary and Mercer stand out for Lewiston as Burgess blocks keep score low. referee O'Brien and timer McDonough noted attendance around 100. Lawrence wins at Lewiston in a hard fought match played December 3 in Maine.
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Lewiston
Lawrence
McGilvary
Mercer
Tibbetts
LAWRENCE L_ WISTON Whipple
R Mercer Gavitt
McGilvary Wileyce O'Hara Devlin
Hayes Tibbetts
Burgess
Hayes
Whipple Lawrence
Wiley
Gavitt
McGilvary of
Whipple
O'Brien
Timer—McDonough
Salem
Portland
Salem Portland
Murphy
Jason Wodtker
Campbell Cotter
Ec McKay Doherty
Cameron Heffernan
Mallory
Campbell
Jason
Murphy Salem
Wodtke
Salem Murphy
Heffernan
McKay
Jones
Timer—Porter
Lewiston-Lawrence and Brockton-Clinton football scores
Football results show Lewiston-Lawrence tied 6 with Lewiston at Brockton-Clinton 6. Salem-Salem defeated Portland 7 to 3 with the Salem team prevailing on the field.
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Brockton
Clinton
Salem
Portland
Polo Shots in Maine Woods Rally for Lewiston Victory
Lewiston edged Lowell in a close polo tilt as the Flying Dutchman Wood-ky starred for Salem while Fred Doe of Lewiston steered a winning approach. The crowd saw a dramatic finish with Lowell pressing hard and Cotter limited by age as Salem built momentum in a league battle.
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Fred Doe
Lewiston
Doe
Maine Woods
Wootke
Salem
Lowell
Wood-ky
Hyomei inhaler touted as cure for respiratory disease
An editorial promotes Hyomei as a dry air germicide inhaled to reach germs in the nose throat and lungs, claiming rapid relief of coughs colds croup and conditions like catarrh asthma bronchitis and consumption with permanent cure in weeks. It offers five days free treatment from The R T Booth Co Ithaca NY and a $1.00 price with refund if not cured.
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The
United States Health Report
HyomMel
R. T
Booth Co
Ithaca
N. Y
Hyomei
End of Period Sparks Raucous Crowd in Local Game
Timer Mc Donough’s buzzer sent players and fans scrambling as the crowd rose in a wild yell. Murtaugh shone in Saturdays game while Upton’s Connecticut trip aided a Cunningham deal. The league’s finances shift. New Britain quits, Danbury and Rockville weigh moves. Waterbury remains the weak link.
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Sammy Upton
Connecticut
Cunningham
New Havens
New Britain
New Haven
Bone
Canavan
Upton
Upton R
Danbury
Rockville
Meriden
Waterbury
Brockton Times
Hickey Will Stay With Lowell Despite Offer From Little Rock
Second baseman Hickey, who led Lowell in batting at 35.6 percent last season, will remain with Lowell next season. Little Rock of the Southern league pursued him, offering $100 in advance after a contract request. Hickey protested being on Lowell’s reserve list and sought release from Lowell obligations, but the national board did not act favorably. Hickey is regarded as one of the best minor league second basemen, rivaling Henry Lynch of Manchester.
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F. Hickey
Lowell
Little Rock
Hickey
National Board
Dicker
Duke
Jake
New England
Henry Lynch
Manchester
Nashua Base Ball Projected For Strong Town Team
Henry Burns says Nashua will field a good town team as fans hear of activity around Nashua and nearby cities. The letter to a local supporter mentions John Carney in Concord, Fred Lake in Lowell, Matthias in Portland, Haverhill's new management with a full lineup, and Dover's Fred Doe staying active in the scene.
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Burns Down
Nashua
Manchester
John Carney
Concord
Fred Lake
Lowell
Matthias
Portland
Haverhill
Fred Doe
Dover
Burns Promised Fast Team For Next Season
A Nashua note from the Manchester Union quotes Henry Burns saying he has a signed team and will be ready when the bell rings. The letter suggests reports about him circulated across the circuit but quotes Burns delaying public details while promising a fast squad for the upcoming season.
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Henry” Burns
Nashua
Manchester Union
Billiard Tourney Draws Crowds as Slosson Defeats Morningstar
In Madison Square Garden this afternoon and evening two international billiards matches were played despite rain and snow. George Sutton of Chicago beat Leonard Howison of Canada 400 to 237 in the afternoon. Evening action saw George F. Slosson of New York defeat Ora C. Morningstar of Rochester 400 to 165 as Morningstar struggled with bad ball rolls and nervous play.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
George Sutton
Chicago
Leonard Howison
Canada
George F. Slosson
Ora C. Morningstar
Rochester
Ind
Morningstar
Slosson
Pitcher Leitner Signed by Utica Club
Utica New York reports pitcher Leitner who spent last season with New York has signed with Utica. The move adds veteran pitching depth to the staff as the season approaches.
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Utica
N. Y
Leitner
New York
Cotton Market Reacts to U.S. Crop Forecast
New York traders surged on a government estimate of a 9,674,000 bale cotton crop, about 2 million bales below expectations. Prices jumped sharply then pulled back, later hitting new highs as the feverish session closed amid profit taking and speculation on Liverpool impact. Brokers rushed to cover shorts and transact via wire connections across the South.
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New York
Cotton Exchange Today
Liverpool
The False Promise of Tonics and the True Diet
The piece argues that alcohol based tonics damage health long term and that true tonics are wholesome food. It criticizes medicines with alcohol as mere stimulants and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for aiding digestion without harmful effects, claiming they support nerve power and tissue restoration through proper digestion.
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Stuart
City Officials Re-elected and Board Abolition Voted
The at large three year term winner was 81 vote ahead and Wood wins the one term. In council contest Robert W. Maver defeated by William C. Hawes by 297. Citizens call for abolition of the board of public works and a three year term for the city clerk. Aldermen elected Ward 1 Jenney, Ward 2 Normandin, Ward 3 Brownell, Ward 4 Smith, Ward 5 Hedge, Ward 6 Doyle. License vote Yes 4505 No 2274.
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Wood
Ool
Robert W
William C. Hawes
Board of Public Works
Henry P. Jenney
Ashley Party
Louis Z. Normandin
Charles H. Brownell
Ashtey Party
William E. Smith
George H. Hedge
Andrew FP. Doyle
Independent Party
Reading of Roosevelt's first message halts Senate for McKinley homage
At the Capitol the Senate and House adjourned out of respect after reading the late President McKinley’s memory. In Washington on December 3 the Senate session opened with anticipation of President Roosevelt's first message and the reading proceeded with close attention from all members despite rain.
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McKinley
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Hale
Morgan
Congress
O. L. Pruden
Taunton Elects Richard E Warner Mayor in Record Vote
Richard E. Warner, Republican, is elected Taunton mayor in the largest mayoral vote in city history, defeating incumbent John O Hearne the Democratic candidate. The city also approves a three year term for city clerk and votes for a Republican city council majority.
Morse narrowly re-elected mayor in Marlboro vote
Walter B. Morse, Republican, was re-elected mayor with 1453 votes to 778 for Democrat Wm. E. Doyle. Aldermen slate shows four Republicans, two Democrats, one Citizens’ candidate, and the school board remains heavily Republican with 12 of 14 members. License forces won 1324 to 828, and lengthening the city clerk term to three years was defeated.
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Marlboro
Walter B. Morse
Wm. E. Doyle
Citizens
Reading of Roosevelt's First Message Draws House Attention
Galleries overflowed as members listened to the President's first message. Speaker Henderson opened the session and new members Cooper and Wood were sworn in. The message drew applause for calls to curb trusts and re-enact Chinese exclusion, amid questions on future legislation.
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House
Roosevelt
Henderson
Cooper
Tex
Wood
Cal
Payne
Tenderson
Iowa
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Grosvenor
Ohio
Richardson
Tennessee
Underwood
Alabama
Bailey
Texas
Senate
Bingham
Major Pruden
United States
Congress
Hallett Wins Northampton Mayor Seat by Seven Vote Margin
In Northampton on December 3 the municipal election yielded a surprise as Republican Henry C Hallett won the mayoralty by seven votes. Hallett 1268 Watson 1261. Democrats captured five of seven aldermen and ten of 21 council seats. License passage 1271 to 1148. city clerk term proposal defeated by several hundred votes.
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Northampton
Henry C. Hallett
Arthur W.@ion
Hallett
Watson
Murray D. Cement Elected Mayor In Tight Waltham Vote
In Waltham on December 3 Murray D. Cement won the mayoralty by 122 votes over Democrat E Irving Smith. License vote favored yes by 1493 to 2289, compared with last year’s results of 1453 yes and 2547 no, marking the closest mayoral contest in the city’s history.
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Waltham
Murray D. Cement
Pittsfield Holds Largest City Election Amid Snowstorm
In Pittsfield, December 3, voters cast the largest tally in city history despite a full day snow storm. Democrat Daniel England defeats Republican James H. Butler as Democrats take control of the aldermen and Republicans the common council. License approved 2166 to 1770, last year 2167 to 1734.
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Pittsfield
James H. Butler
Daniel England
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Bryant wins mayoral race in Quircy by 161 vote plurality
Charles M. Bryant, Citizens' Independent candidate, secured a clear mayoral victory in Quircy with a 161 vote plurality. Republicans won 20 of 23 council seats. The city rejected license again with 1213 yes and 2437 no, up from last year's 1412 yes and 2192 no.
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Quircy
Charles M. Bryant
Citizens’ Independent
Battles elected mayor in Brockton by 279 vote plurality
In Brockton on December 3 David W. Battles Republican won the mayoralty by 3022 to 2744 for Social Democrat Charles H. Coulter with 1890 for Edward Gilmore Democrat among 7726 total votes. The no licenses vote favored no by 3139 to 4263. Republicans held three school committeemen and the aldermen board remains five Republicans and two Democrats.
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Brockton
David W. Battles
Charles H. Coulter
S. D
Edward Gilmore
Republican School Committee
Board of Aldermen
Mayor Isaac Poor Reelected In Haverhill Victory
In Haverhill on December 3 Mayor Isaac Poor, a Republican, won re election by 985 over Alderman P Flanders the Social Democratic candidate and J F Dailey of the Social Labor party. The license vote was 3159 yes 2320 no with a 839 majority for license. Despite a heavy storm voters supported Republicans who also carried all aldermen six of seven school committee members and ten councilmen.
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Haverhill
Isaac Poor
P. Flanders
Social Democratic
J. F. Dailey
Social Labor Party
Christmas at Havana: U S Fleet to Visit Havana for Holidays
Washington reports the North Atlantic squadron will be in Havana from December 17 to 26. Gov. Gen. Wood of Cuba asked for the change to extend courtesies to officers and crew during the Christmas season.
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Washington
Wood
Cuba
Havana
Dinner at the White House with Republican leaders
President Roosevelt hosted Republican leaders from the Senate and House for dinner in Washington. Afterward the guests lingered for a free exchange of opinion on the current session's work in Congress.
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Washington
Dec
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Congress
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cut a cold in one day with no cure and no pay. Sold for 25 cents. The ad emphasizes rapid relief and a guarantee, presenting the product as a quick remedy during illness.
Claim of cure for consumption advertised cough medicine
An advertisement states we do not claim to cure consumption but when afflicted with it try Dr Benoit’s Cough Medicine. Druggists carry it.
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R Cunningham Houghton
R Lincoln Devlin
Mooney Bartlett
Moran Bannon
G Cashman
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Daly Clinton
Broder Cor Oe
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Bannon
Bro- Daly
Salems
Tommy Cotter
Brockton Innes
Inston
Lewiston Journal
Lowells
Indians
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THROM
Elingwood
Wrug
Hibbard
Orchestra
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Pheumonia
Murtaugh
Lake
Henry Burns
H. H. Wilder & CO
Simpson & Rowland
Marley
H. H.ene & Co
Sheldon
Donovan Ae
Bill See
Simpsons& Row
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Lyons
Ramse
Howes
Sutton and Slosson
Oe Jontinu Ny
Taunton
Richard E. Warner
John O’hearne
Morse
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Adam
White House
Columbus Ave
Boston
Santa Claus
Bon Marche
Santa
Central Street
Oxford
Melton
Wneeee
Cook, Taylor & CO
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