Lowell Beats Lawrence in One-Sided Polo Match
Lowell dominates Lawrence 11 to 3 at Lawrence City Hall before about 1000 fans. Pierce leads with strong all around play as Fox Tibbits and Lewis contribute goals, while Wiley’s absence partly widens the margin and Mooney fills in at center.
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Lawrence-Lowell 11 Lawrence 3 scoreline
In a regional game Lawrence-Lowell defeated Lawrence 11 to 3. The matchup highlighted early offense with sharp batting exchanges and clear control by Lawrence-Lowell.
Polo Shots Portland in Huntington Hall Tonight
Election returns to be read at the polo game at Huntington hall this evening. Fox eyes danger spots, quick with head and feet, while Brockton eyes a stronger showing as Hipson illness looms and Plymouth faces a toboggan act near the sea. Lawrence crowds favor Lowell rivalry, hoping for better Brockton play and recognition of good moves.
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Thurston Wins On Foul Over Burns In Pacific Coast Bout
Dutch Thurston of the Pacific coast defeated Charlie Burns of Cincinnati on a foul in the first round at the American A C Chicago. Burns struck Thurston low, the foul was ruled accidental, and Thurston gained the decision after about two minutes of fighting.
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Wamesit Lodge K of P Holds Whist Party Winners Named
Wamesit lodge K of P held another whist party last night with top scores by BE A. Smith Soule 50 W H Brown 48 Clara Smith 48 Mrs Kelley 43 and Mrs Doge 43 in a close finish.
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Team Seven Wins at YMCA Alleys Narrow Victory
At the YMCA lanes last night Team Seven defeated Team Two by 18 pins in a competitive bowling match. Team Seven edged ahead in the final frames to claim the win.
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National League heads to autumn meeting at Fifth Avenue
National League magnates gather in New York December 9 except Philadelphia owners to discuss a league president successor to N. E. Young. Spaulding is the leading candidate though John T. Brush may oppose him with New York backing. Interest peaks over Brush's stance and possible actions on a new minor league body and the American League.
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Sutton Dominates Slosson In Swift Billiards Showdown
In New York Sutton of Chicago overwhelmed Slosson of New York in an afternoon billiards match, leading 230 to 25 after seven innings and finishing Sutton 400 to 136. Barutel of France faced Schaefer of Chicago in the evening, with Schaefer winning 400 to 203 in a rapid contest.
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Six Days Team Race Ends With French Retiring After Dispute
In New York the Six Days' team race drew about five thousand spectators. Gougoltz fell injuring both knees and his wheel shattered while Simar, quarrelling with trainer West, refused to ride until forced. At 8:30 the management announced the retirement of the French pair Simar and Gougoltz. Midnight scores listed multiple pairs at 494-3 to 498-2. by 1 a.m. several teams posted higher tallies as the event continued.
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Harvard Athletes Urge Calm Over Yale Relations
Cambridge Dec 9 Prof J N Hollis chairman of the Harvard athletic committee says students should not be misled by newspaper controversy over athletic relations with Yale. No one has authority to speak for Harvard and games should continue under arrangements preventing public misunderstanding. He praises the last football game as one of the cleanest ever and urges tempered discussion instead of acrimonious dispute.
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Racing at Rochester Six Day Go as You Please Race
At Fitzhugh hall in Rochester a six day go as you please race started with seventeen entrants for the world championship prize and half the gross receipts distributed among eight leaders at midnight each day. Golden overtook Hegelman late on day one to lead, while several riders including Goulette and McGraw exited early due to illness or injury. The 1 a.m. standing lists Golden 70 8, Fahey 67 3, Hegelman 65, Hart 65, Herty 65, and others with varying miles. prize of five dollars awarded to those reaching 65 miles.
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McKeever and Palmer Fight Ends in No Contest in Ring Incident
In Newcastle on Tyne a scheduled 15 round purse bout between Charley McKeever of Philadelphia and Jack Palmer ended as a no contest after Palmer fouled early and a spectator riot in the ring broke out in the second round, forcing the referee to retreat. McKeever weighed 148 and Palmer 166 pounds.
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Donahue dies after Cuban service at 27
Robert C. Donahue private of Co. D 9th Massachusetts died in Boston after typhoid fever weakened by his Cuban campaigns. A Dorchester native, he served as a cadet on the Enterprise, worked in transport and steamship roles, and saw duty in the Philippines. Funeral at 8 30 a m from Aunt Crayton’s home to St Mary’s Church for a high mass of requiem.
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Merchants Club to Hear General Smith in Boston
Washington reports General Smith will speak tomorrow night before the Merchants' club in Boston. Japanese minister Mr Takahira also departed for Boston to attend the Boston Merchants' association twenty fifth anniversary celebration.
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Missing Cashier Fleishman Linked to Bank Shortage
Los Angeles reports cashier H J Fleishman of the Farmers and Merchants Bank vanished with an estimated $100,000. Officials note his bond of $30,000 and property in Los Angeles sufficient to cover losses. He last appeared at his club Saturday morning and has not been seen since. The bank, led by I W Hellman and H W Hellman, is described as well protected with capital of $500,000 and deposits of $5.5 million.
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Caillaux Defends Budget Amid Deficit Forecasts
In Paris the finance minister M. Caillaux answered budget critics noting post 1815 debt growth under the third republic and claiming surpluses in 1896 to 1900. He warned of a 1901 deficit of 59 million francs but cited prior surpluses totaling 275 million francs as proof of fiscal strength.
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Morocco strike unsettled by Lynn arbitration boards
In Lynn on December 9 the big morocco strike remains unresolved as the State board of arbitration and the Lynn board of trade fail to settle the dispute. About 100 pickets patrol the factories and several men were brought from Philadelphia by manufacturers to work but refused when notified of the strike.
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Death of a Witness Follows Shoreham Case
In Middlebury Vermont on December 9 Minor Jones father of Nelson Jones who stands charged in a mail poison case died at a local hotel from Bright's disease blamed on anxiety about his son's arraignment. His death follows the grand jury proceedings. Mrs Jones, the accused’s mother, collapsed from distress.
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Larceny case continued as police hunt for jewelry
Chas B Lawton and Henry Sullivan of Providence pleaded guilty in Boston municipal court to pocketbook theft from Mrs Mary C Gravell. Police seek a large jewelry haul including 6 rings 57 brooches five scarf pins and hat pins. defendants held on 500 bonds at Charles Street jail until December 13.
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Gardiner Knocks Out Kanell in Abbey Club Fight
Cincinnati report says Gus Gardiner of Philadelphia KOed Roxy Kanell of Buffalo in the third round at the Abbey Athletic club in Cincinnati.
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Goudie in Court Over Liverpool Bank Frauds
London December 9 Thomas Peterson Goudie former Bank of Liverpool bookkeeper Dick Burge English pugilist and F T Kelly Bradford bookmaker were arraigned in connection with the Liverpool bank frauds. Prosecuting counsel said Goudie forged checks but disputed total. He will prove Kelly milked Goudie to about £72,000 and Burge with Lawrie Marks and James Mances organized to remove Goudie’s risk. They then sent Mances to interview Goudie and accumulated £91,000 with Burge receiving half Mances one third and Marks one sixth.
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Suit over United Workmen assessments before Massachusetts Supreme Court
Geo E Messer and others sue the Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen of Massachusetts alleging improper classified assessments and payments to the Texas supreme lodge. The suit seeks to halt excess charges, stop transfers from the beneficiary fund, and compel trustees to account for about $40,000. Arguments heard by the full court, decision reserved.
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Severe gales and snow storms pound Great Britain
London reports very severe gales and snow storms across Great Britain with thunder and hail. Chimneys blown down, several fatalities, and six inches of snow in northern Scotland.
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Fr Johns Medicine Named Best for Bronchial Troubles
For all bronchial troubles nothing equals Fr Johns Medicine. This bold claim positions Fr Johns as a superior remedy, highlighting its effectiveness and trusted reputation for respiratory relief.
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