Two Falls in Associ ate Hall Wrestling Match
Charles Reineicke of Pittsburg defeated Oscar Lundström of Worcester in three fall wrestling bout at Associate Hall before a small crowd. Reineicke used professional holds including the crutch and back and elbow holds to win two falls to Lundström’s one. An exhibition bout between Leduc and McGrath preceded the main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reineicke
Pittsburg
Oscar Lundstrum
Worcester
Associate Hall
Reineicke
Lundstrom
Reineike Winningdstrum
Lundstrum
Reinekke
Reineike
Leduc
McGrath
Larry Thyne
Rink Notes On Polo Stars And Local Matchups
Allie Coggshall shines as a top center candidate in the Western league while Mallory backs Anderson in goal. Dan Daly heads west to Danville in the Central league with Pink Turner set as manager and utility man. Joe Fox returns for Marion, wearing a mask after losing an eye, in a strong display. The roller polo scene faces theatre ad share woes in Richmond and Marion as crowds drift to other towns, yet interest and attendance rise in Dover. An Anderson match Monday left Fitzgerald bleeding, O Malley subbing, and Lyons injured. players praise rivals amid lively, loyal competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Daly
Danville
Pink Turner
Goal Tend Mullen May Lose Sight Of Eye
Anderson Indiana December 14 Frank Mullen the injured goaltender has been moved to St Johns hospital and underwent surgery to remove a gathering near the outside of his eyeball The operation eased his pain but unless improvement occurs the eye may have to be removed Polo team captains in the Western league have formed a committee for the Mullen benefit game The note also mentions Lowell players and local ads for Ping Pong and Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as household remedies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Frank Mullen
St. John’s Hospital
Mullen
Basketball clash looms as Manchester faces Lowell
Manchester and Lowell prepare for a hard fought basketball game with Donnelly and Kane key players. Haverhill’s center Horan praised, while refereeing debut by John Smith draws attention. Debate over Lowell dominance and Manchester defense highlights fan interest tonight.
National Baseball Commission rules on Corridon deal and reserve clause
The National Baseball Commission ruled that Providence may receive $500 back from Chicago after Corridon’s report in good health. It also amended reserve clause rules, allowing teams to reserve players if no written release exists, and required contracts after December 15 to include the reservation terms. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Hermann
Corridon
Providence
Chicago Nationals
Chicago
National Commission
Australian ring scene and Boston boxing match plans
The article notes Dan Creedan owning a saloon in Australia and Fitzsimmons’ long ring career. It highlights Young Griffo’s speed and condition, Gardner's slated bout with Langford, and McCoy's wagered clash with Jack Root. It mentions Jack O’Brien’s drawing power with upcoming Chicago Boston St. Louis fights and Gardner’s postfight remarks about his defeat to Fitzsimmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffo
Fisth Marvel
Jack O’brien
Jim Driscoll
Chicago
Boston
Mike
Twin) Sullivan
Goss
Billy Stitt
St. Louis
Hugo Kelly
Arcanum Bowling Tournament Results Reported
In the Royal Arcanum bowling tourney Industry and Centralville clashed with Industry prevailing by a slim margin. Willet of Centralville led a high single string, while Simpson of Industry totaled 250 across three strings. The Lowells beat Boott Cotton Mills by 23 pins as Trites rolled 9 on one string and Coggeshall finished with 246 in the three string total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industry
Centralville
Willet
Simpson
Lowells
Boott
Trites
Coggeshall
Lowells Til Jowett
Currier
Perrin
NASA
Dono.oe
Devoll
Jordan
Lyons
Lowell Boys over Warrens in swift 22 to 18 win
The Lowell Boys' club first team defeated Warrens 22 to 18 in a fast game. O'Brien and H. Dyer Conners and Fawcett starred. A Dyer led scorers with seven baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Warrens
O’brien
H. Dyer
Connors
Fawcett
A. Dyer
C. Warrens
M.cCarthy
A. Fawcett
N. Carter
E. Connors
E. Devine
B. Totten
E. O'Brien
E. McClear
Coughs Col ds and Constipation Warned in Cough Medicines
Cough medicines besides Foley's Honey and Tar may include opiates causing constipation and safety concerns for children. Foley's Honey and Tar is claimed to be safe with no opiates. Advertisements list Goodale's drug store and other local outlets in Ellingwood, Carter, Falls firms, and Lowell souvenir cards at Lawler's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Goodale's Drug Store
Central Street
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Carter & Sherburne
Bridge Streets
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex Street
Timely topic on Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy
A seasonal cough and cold notice touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the greatest safeguard that cures quickly and prevents serious results. It lists Ellingwood & Co and Carter & Erburne at street corners, and Burkinshaw at Middlesex Street, plus popular games and writing cases at Lawler's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Geodales Drug Store
Central Street
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Carter & Erburne
Bridge Streets
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex St
Foresters of America mark 20th anniversary banquet
Sub Supreme Chief Ranger William A. Hogan spoke at the Middlesex foresters’ 20th anniversary amid praise for the order’s past deeds and calls to keep progress moving. Remarks covered forestry gains, future aims, and the court’s leadership roles, followed by entertainment and a list of attendees and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Old Court Middlesex
America
The
Foresters of America
Mozart Quartette
William A. Kelley
James J. Gallagher
State Court
Thomas A. Green
Boston
Peter J. Brady
James E. Donnelly
James Miskella
John W. McEvoy
John Nolan
George M. Harrigan
James Norton
William Thornton
Thomas F. Quinn
James H. Hickey
Patrick Conlon
John W. Downing
Jeremiah T. Geary
Frank Brick
Frank Campbell
John J. Magee
James F. Norton
Alexander E. Roundtree
George E. Richards
Frank J. Jeffers
John H. Condon
Hugh J. Gallagher
James Hickey
John H. Farley
William J. Higgins
John J. Slack
Charles Connors
Frank Donovan
Austin F. Kelley
James J. Ward
Austin I.’. Kelley
Woodward
John W. Donovan
Mary N Rogers Breaks Down in Bennington Murder Trial
Across the Bennington courthouse, Mary N Rogers collapsed into tears as the murder trial of her husband Marcus M Rogers progressed. Handwriting experts were expected to testify, with witnesses identifying signatures and documents tied to the alleged crime. The day drew a large crowd, mainly women, as the trial resumes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Marcus M
Mary N. Rogers
Rogers
Watson
William Rogers
Murder Trial Opens as Garreto Courthouse Scene Upsets Widow
In Montpelier Vermont December 14 the murder trial of Alexander Garreto began in Washington county court. A crowded room witnessed an emotional moment when Mrs Eli Corti, widow of the slain man, leaped toward the defendant crying out in despair. The day focused on impaneling a jury, but only half the panel was secured before adjournment to tomorrow.
Unprecedented Nantucket Tide Breaks Low Water Record
Nantucket records an extraordinary tidal event with the sea receding about 50 feet beyond low tide. Skippers forecast a harsh winter as the Gay Head steamer of the Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket fleet ran onto the outer bar and waited over two hours before being pulled into deeper water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Gay Head
New Bedford
Martha's Vineyard
Pastor Acquitted After Abuse Charge Hearing
Rev. Daniel McIntyre was cleared of abusing an adopted three year old, Princes Hunter, as Justice Costello found insufficient evidence. McIntyre, formerly pastor of the Congregational church in Jawler VI, resigned but may be invited to resume duties. a church conference could be held to rule on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jawler
Daniel McIntyre
Princes Hunter
Costello
Panama Debt Dispute Demands 15 Million Liability
The Morning Leader’s Hague correspondent reports that both Holland and Great Britain require Panama to assume liability for fifteen million dollars of Colombia's debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Holland
Panama
London
Morning Leader
The
Hague
Great Britain
Republic of Panama
Torpedo Flotilla to Panama Not Officially Confirmed
Vallejo California December 14 report says the entire torpedo flotilla is not confirmed to Panama. Only the Perry and the Paul Jones have orders to proceed to the isthmus, with no official confirmation of broader redeployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallejo
Cal
Panama
Perry
Paul Jones
Isthmus
Gave Germans Hot Fight Near Hartebeest River
An official despatch reports Hottentot Saager captured by a German patrol. The natives forced a river crossing, with heavy fire wounding Lieut Becklin and a private. Hottentots retreated after suffering three killed and two wounded, with more fighting anticipated.
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Cape Town
Hartebeest River
Hottentot Saager
Becklin
Hottentots
Head on Collision Injures 20 Italian Workers
A head on collision between a work train and a fast freight on the Susquehanna railroad near Rochelle Park New Jersey injured 20 Italian workmen and the fireman of the work train. The crash occurred December 14 and disrupted nearby rail service as crews battled to control the aftermath.
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Rochelle Park
N. J
Susquehanna
Zion C C members meet Wednesday at State street
A general meeting of the Zion C C members is scheduled for Wednesday evening at No 9 State street. The agenda includes business relating to the State and Merrimack Valley leagues and related matters. Elegant writing sets by Lawler's are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Zion C. C
No. 9
State Street
Merrimack Valley
Rev Dr Thomas Marshall Dead in Olney Iowa Territory
Rev Dr Thomas Marshall field secretary of the Presbyterian board of foreign missions died at Olney Iowa Territory. He was a native of East Wareham New Hampshire and a graduate of Dartmouth College and Union Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Marshall
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Olney
I. T
Marshall
East Weare
N. H
Dartmouth
Union Theological Seminary
Wood accused of corrupt acts and duty orders in Cuba
The testimony alleges General Wood and General Brooke mishandled funds in Santiago Cuba and ignored a $10 000 monthly expenditure limit. La Fontisee cites Wood and Johnson chat. Morrison links 8000 in unpaid disinfecting contracts. Senator Hanna seeks Wood’s return from the Philippines for questions. Lawler's offers double trading stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Wood
Johnson
Florida
la Fontisee
General Wood
Cuba
New York
Maygey
Bellairs
Gen
Wood
Brooks
War Department
Havana
Brooke
Santiago
Gen. Brooke
Morrison
New Chapter House Dedicated by Beta Theta Pi at Hanover
Hanover N H December 14 the Beta Theta Pi fraternity dedicated its handsome new chapter house tonight with the annual initiation banquet Toastmaster was Robert B Moseley 04 Hyde Park Mass Respondents to toasts included Prof Frank Asherman 70 and William B Woodbury Bowdoin 1900 The chapter house near the campus with lot cost 20000 Christmas stationery at Lawlers Books bound in burnt leather and Webster's Unabridged Dictionary offered at 3 at Lawlers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Beta Theta Pi
Robert B. Moseley
Hyde Park
Mass
Frank Asherman
William B. Woodbury
Bowdoin
Boston Municipal Campaign Ends Amid Apathy
Boston reports the city’s most apathetic municipal campaign ended with scattered rallies for alderman and common council hopefuls. Tomorrow’s election likely reelects Mayor Patrick Collins by a substantial plurality as Democrats aim to sweep remaining races including school committee and street commissioner seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Patrick Collins
Epidemic in Elmyra Ends at Reformatory
Elmyra New York reports the diphtheria outbreak here is officially over after five weeks. Five deaths occurred and at one point 63 inmates were ill. The reformatory hospital currently treats 17 typhoid fever patients, none of whom are in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmyra
N. Y
New York State Reformatory
Reformatory Hospital
Unsettled Classified Ads and Heal All Cure Claim Row
A jumble of old advertisements including Hall's Catarrh Cure promising a $100 reward for cures, references to testimonials, and drugstore sales. Also notes offer land lots for 2050 at one third value, a 7 room cottage near Merrimack square with barn and hen house, plus law books and diaries for 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, CO
Rea Street
Parkview Avenue
Wentworth Avenue
Merrimack Square
T. H. Elliott's
Central Street
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Lund
Allie Coggshall
Mallory
Anderson, Ind
Joe Fox
Marion
Richmond
Indiana
Dover
Fitzgerald
Wootke
O'Malley
Elwood
Higgins
Bone
Pierce
Wodtke
Lawler’s
Dr. Thomas
Lawler
Sporting
Manchester
McFarland
Haverhill
Kane
Concord
Dan Lynch
Man of Steel
Manchester Mirror
Dan
Manchester Boys
Gray
Horan
Field
Queen City
John Smiths
Fall River
Lawrence
Donnelly
Gaston
Lawler’s. Baseball Commission
Lawler's
CAL Green
Dan Creedan
Australia
Fitz
Jimmy Gardner
Langford
Joe Gans
Kid McCoy
Jack Root
McCoy
Root
George Gardner
Bob Fitzsimmons
San Francisco
Marvin Hart
Louisville
Kitz
Arcanum
Durrough
Walker
O'Donnell
Saunders
Pit
Flinch
St. Lowell
Elling Wood
Ellingwood
Cor
Merrimack and Central Sts
Aidams
Pacific Coast
Appleton Bank
Central St
Mrs. Rogers
Garreto
Cricket
Marshall Ead
Boulgers Shoe Store
M. J. Fay
Market Street
Geo. E. Mongeau
Merrimack Street
Lowell Rubber Co
C.b. Coburn
Hanna
Philippines
Webster
A. W. Dows & Co
Ward
C. F. Cornwell
Valley Street
Saugerties
W. E. Hicks
Fred C. C’ff
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