Lowell High Suffers Defeat In Alumni Basketball Debut
The Lowell High boys opened the season Saturday with an Alumni team, losing but showing brisk effort. Attendance was just 89 as the alumni displayed faster play, while Lowell High struggled with shooting and signaling. The piece notes coach Swift’s Harvard background and outlines upcoming games against Textile school, plus a lengthy track and team preparation section.
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Brigham
Hobbs
Bixby
McCarthy
Farley
Earley
Gendron
Lowell High
Lew
Dow
Hunt
Kearney
Reynolds
Express
Swift
Mr. Swift
Harvard
Textile School
Lowell Textile School
Pawtucketville
Lowell
Textile
Rf Brigham
McCarty
PEE Shee Yeessees
Brigham Alumni
SE cAbeccenee
Aluont
Alumoni
Aluwnai
Lariey
Righam
Brigham Lowell High
Hobba
Marley
Haske
Hobbes
Bixty
Fairey
Hunt Bankers
Trice
Nebbe
Gendron Mf
Mee- Carty
Glendron
MecCarity
Bixby & Hobbe
Bartey
Swiftt
Beerer
Roft
Pauper Joseph G Weever Arrested for Coal Theft
Joseph G Weever, long a pauper at the city farm, was arrested Saturday afternoon by Inspector Maher on larceny charges for stealing four coal loads. He left the city institution with a coat belonging to Frank Laughlin, an old ball player in the city hospital. Police took Weever to Moody Street, as he was found wearing the coat and intoxicated.
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Joseph G. Weever
Cty Farm
Maher
Joe
City Institution
FrankLaugihlin
City Hospital
Died in Ignorance of His Wife's Death
Carl Frederick Von Saltza, Columbia University fine arts instructor and Teachers College staffer, died at St Luke's hospital after a prolonged illness. He was unaware his wife had died three days earlier in a nearby room. Their son Philip Von Saltza gained football fame at Columbia, and their daughter was a Teachers College student. Born 1854 in Stockholm, he was son of Count Anton Phillip Von Baltes and moved to the United States as a young man.
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New York
Carl Frederick von Saliza
Columbia University
Teachers’ College
St. Luke's Hospital
Carl Frederick von Saltza
Stockholm
Sweden
Anton Phillip von Baltes
Power, theater director, loses tongue in alleged cancer attack
Chicago, Dec. 11. Frederick L Power, 40, director of electrical companies and Bash Temple theatre stage director, had his tongue cut out and part of his throat removed for cancer. Doctors say the cancer may be related to excessive smoking. Power, once a leading man with Margaret Mather and Richard Ma, faces a grim prognosis. A mayoral election campaign line appears urging a vote for Mayor Casey tomorrow.
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Chicago
Frederick L. Power
Bash Temple Theatre
Power
Margaret Mather
Elen
Richard Ma
Whitesides
New High School Officers Named and Debate Plans
The newly elected officers are President J Newcomb Lake Vice President Warren W Shaw Treasurer William Dennett and Secretary Miss Helen Morey. Dennett a 1900 graduate joins as a new high school instructor. Preparations for debates with alumni Portsmouth High and Manchester High follow. Manchester sent three debaters last year. Lowell is expected to visit this year. The High School Review will publish Friday with a half tone football team cut and features on majors and prominent students.
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Girard Lew
G. E. Miers
Guy B. K. Hanchett
J. L. O’brien
Joseph P. Donahue
A. C. Jean
Alton Thompson
C. E. Pease
Joseph Gagne
Walter Gibson
Ray Julien
Romeo Couture
John B. Corcoran
Alfred Lovejoy
William Croft
HM. F. Hickson
Albert Gates
George Allard
W. R. Thompson
J C. Cary
Thomas Tighe
Harry H. Charleton
Church
Hurdies
Geo. Sturtevant
Edgar
Hylan
Ray P. Wiggin
Royal Leith
Chester Dow
Charles Raymond
Dodge
Campbell
Herrick
Walsh
Richardson
G. W. Burke
Alanson KE. Stewart
P. Spalding
Henry Carroll
Thompson Farrell
Foye
J. Newcomb Lake
Warren W. Shaw
William Dennett
Helen Morey
Dennett
Harvard
Portsmouth High
Manchester High
Manchester
Lowell
New Hampshire
Musketaquid Worsted to Double Plant on Howe Street
The Musketaquid Worsted Company will double its plant on January 1 by occupying the Nesmith mill on Howe street and will be capitalized at 50000 dollars. Edward J. Hylan, current superintendent, will stay in charge. The present mill houses 40 workers in the former Thorne dike Manufacturing Co. building. The United States Mailing Case Co. will move into the Ingham block on Church street. The United States Dairy and Machine Company will also double its plant.
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Musketaquid Worsted Company
Nesmith
Howe Street
Edward J. Hylan
Thorndike Manufacturing Co
United States Mailing Case Co
Ingham Block
Church Street
United States Dairy and Machine Company
1000 Beautiful Sofa Pillows at Bar Gain Prices
Bargain holiday sale offers 1000 handsome sofa pillows bought direct from a manufacturer. Prices range from $1 to $2 each with two price lots, one at See and one at 98c. Items promoted as high class goods, satin details, urged to visit for bargains.
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Hasement
A. G. Pollard & CO
Freight List Shows Named Personnel in Section
A damaged clipping lists several individuals with an S initial in a freight department. The readable text confirms some names and roles, indicating a roster or personnel assignment within the freight area.
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