Clinton Defeats Lawrence In Polo Clash 5 4 At Clinton
In Clinton on December 18 the polo game ended with Clinton defeating Lawrence 5 to 4. Lineups included Clinton Daly Whipple Houghton Gavitt Devlin Bannon Tibbetts and Lawrence Gavitt, with a 450 attendance. Separate results noted Portland 5 Salem 3 and Plymouth 8 Brockton.
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Clinton
Lawrence
Daly
R Whipple
Houghton
R Gavitt
F. Devlin
Ec Wiley Bartlett
Moran
H. Devlin Bannon
Tibbetts
Houghton Dawence
Ghawae
Gavitt
Circe Tien
Os Enne
Sdaences
Whipple
Bannon
H. Devlin
E. Devlin
McGeachey
Timor—Hartwell
Portland
Salem
Plymouth
Brockton
E.c
Lowell Eee Ee Eens
Portland Eee Eeees
Lewiston Eee Eee See
Salem Wee Ewe Ee Eee Wees
Brockton We Eeee Coves
Polo Shots and Lowell Lewiston Rivalry Rumors
The Brockton papers roast Willie Parsons over a supposed Brockton victory story with talks of obituaries in Lowell papers. The Lewiston Journal reports Monday night Lowell Lewiston game quotes, noting tension and taunting as the teams prepare to clash.
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Lowell
Brockton
Willie Parsons
Brockton Enterprise
Jake
Parsons
The
Lewiston Journal
Lewiston-Lowell basketball clash ends dramatic night
In Lawrence last night Hibbard's Orchestra played at Ellingwood's Jug Store as fans packed the hall for a Lewiston versus Lowell game. Gilvray Mercer and Murtaugh starred for Lewiston while Lewis Fox and Jean led Lowell in a hard fought contest. A mishap felled a Lewiston player near the stage causing a loud board crack and a near tumble.
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Tommy Mholderness
Lewiston
Tom
Lowell
Lewistons
Dickie
Lewis
Jean
Fox
Mercer
Christian Endeavor Society Formed in Massachusetts
The World’s Union of Christian Endeavor was incorporated in Massachusetts at a Boston meeting. Rev. Francis E. Clark was named president, J. Willis Baer secretary, and William Shaw treasurer. The United Society reported 61,920 societies with 3,820,000 members and outlined plans for rapid international expansion and campaigns across the United States and Europe.
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Boston
World’s Union of Christian Endeavor
Massachusetts
Board of Trustees of
The
United Society
Francis E. Clark
D. D
J. Willis Baer
William Shaw
Christian Endeavor
Madras Presidency
India
Japan
China
Germany
Portugal
Europe
Baer
Pacific
Eberman
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Clark
Pacific Coast
Local Rivals Battle Ends In Ear-Splitting Finish
In Huntington hall last night the Burkes beat the P A C 15 to 13 after a first half 5 to 4 deficit. Kelliher and McFarland were ejected for a fight, Tighe injured his head, and O'Neil and Halloran left the floor. Healey sealed the 15-13 win as 1100 witnessed a near riot.
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Burkes
Huntington Hall
Bluecoats
Kelliher
McFarland
Connors
O'Neil
Halloran
Tighe
Healey
Regan
Donnelly
Allard
Lowell
Wilson
McManmon
Qualey
Murphy
Winn
Morocco Strikers: Kelly Fails to Settle Local Dispute
Lynn December 18 Thomas A Kelly of Thomas A Kelly & Co. made an unsuccessful attempt to settle the Morocco strike this afternoon. He offered ten dollars weekly to side glaziers and eleven to bower glaziers matching prior wages elsewhere, but Kelly factory workers objected, claiming the process there differs from other factories and refused the offer.
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Lynn
Thomas A. Kelly
Thomas A. Kelly & Co
Morocco
Side Glaziers
Bower Glaziers
Kelly Company
Kelly
Overtime Narrow Win For Blacks At YMCA Gym
In an overtime basketball game at the YMCA gym last night the Blacks beat the Browns 6 to 3 after a 3-3 tie. Lineup included Hobbs Seede Sleeper Morrison Daly Sarre Macdonald and Provencher. Goals credited to Hobbs Dillon and Daly. The Grays forfeited to the Pinks 3 to 0.
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Blacks
Browns
Hobbs
Spencer Seede
Sleeper Morrison
Ec Daly Sarre
Bakewell
Macdonald Dillon
C. Provencher
Dillon
Daly
Grays
Pinks
Burkes Offer for Three Week Travel Near Season End
The Burkes have received an offer to travel for three weeks at the close of the league season. It is probable that in the event of the acceptance of this offer, Allard of the P. A. C. will accompany the Burkes. With Allard, the Burkes will pretty nearly come defeating every team in sight.
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Burkes
Allard
Defeated Team Five Last Night in YMCA Tourney
Chas Replogle of Atwater Ohio endured kidney pain and urged Foley's Kidney Cure after a foul night. He reports rapid improvement within four days and says he is now entirely well, backed by F C Goodale and C E Carter.
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Five
Chas. Replogle
Atwater
Foley
F. C. Goodale
C. E. Carter
Philippine tariff passage sparks full chamber debate
The House passed a tariff measure tied to the Philippines amid a heated debate on imperial policy. Speakers argued over taxation, trade, and the influence of colonial acquisitions, with Republicans backing the bill and several Louisiana Democrats opposing. The final vote: 163 to 128.
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Messrs
Broussard
Davey
Robertson
Louisiana
Meyer
Foster
McCall
Mass
Littlefield
Heathhale
Eddy
Stevens
Minnesota
Redmond to Receive Dublin Freedom Amid Home Rule Ties
Dublin officials grant the freedom of the city to John Redmond, the Nationalist leader in the House of Commons, at a council meeting held today. Redmond returned to Ireland from a United States trip advocating for the United Irish League.
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Dublin
John Redmond
House of Commons
Ireland
United States
United Irish League
O Kelly Sent to Prison Over Mayo Proceedings
In Castlebar Ireland December 18 Conor O Kelly M P chairman of Mayo county council and several Mayo officials were tried for holding meetings and delivering intimidating speeches against police. O Kelly received two months imprisonment while four others were jailed from fourteen days to a month. All sentences were without hard labor. Appeals were denied as defendants would not promise not to speak publicly in the interim.
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Castlebar
Irc
Conor O'Kelly
M. P
Mayo County
O'Kelly
Sampson Critically Ill Amid Schley Controversy
Washington reports Rear Admiral Sampson is critically ill and confined to bed after over a year of illness. Friends fear his death may come soon. He has not left his bed since Sunday, unaware of the Schley court verdict, with Secretary Long linking his condition to pressures from press and partisans in the Sampson Schley dispute.
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Washington
Sampson
Schley Court
Long
Admiral Sampson
Sampson- Schley
Schley
Rockefeller Gives 150000 for Wellesley Dormitory
Boston December 18 1901 John D Rockefeller will donate 150000 to Wellesley College for a dormitory and a central heating plant. President Hazard announced in the chapel that the gift must be matched with equal funds from other sources before commencement day 1902.
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Boston
John D. Rockefeller
Wellesley College
Hazard
Walcott Defeats Ferns in Stopage Decision
In Buffalo on December 18, WALCOTT defeated Ferns when the referee halted the bout to prevent a knockout. Walcott was awarded the decision as Ferns faced imminent defeat.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Walcott
Ferns
Peace Conference Elects Hanna as Chairman
New York December eighteenth report on a conference aimed at healing labor capital tensions announced a committee of plan and scope. Senator Mark Hanna was chosen chairman with Samuel Gompers as vice chair and Oscar Strauss as treasurer.
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New York
Mares A. Hanna
Samuel Gompers
National Civic Federation
Industrial Department
Oscar Strauss
Chas. M. Schwab
S. R. Callaway
Chas. A. Moore
Cornelius N. Bliss
Lewis Nixon
J. J. McCook
R. M. Easley
John Mitchell
Frank Sargent
James Duncan
Hanna
Archbishop Ireland
Potter
Messrs. Gompers
Nixon
Mitchell
Callaway
Sargent
Bliss
Schwab
Strauss
Archbishop Treland
Daniel Keefe
Harry White
Garment Workers’ Union
Senator Mark Hanna
Charles A. Moore
Ralph M. Easley
Oscar S. Strauss
James H. Eckles
John J. McCook
By Law Plan For Executive Committee Meeting Set In January
The executive committee will be presented with a set of by laws at a meeting to be held in the last week of January with the exact date to be fixed by the chairman. The plan and scope of the committee were drafted by a sub committee including Oscar S Strauss Samuel Gompers Frank P Sargent and Lew Nixon.
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Executive Committee
Oscar S. Strauss
Samuel Gompers
Frank P. Sargent
Lew
Nixon
Lopez Has Nerve and Manila News Roundup
General Smith recommends Private Hentz for the Medal of Honor after his heroism at the Ganda river in Samar where he fought battered and carried wounded despite arms and bolo wounds. Sixto Lopez again seeks landing rights under protection without oath, offering to be a peace envoy. General Chaffee rejects the request while Governor Taft departs for the United States aboard the Grant amid a large gathering of officials and Filipinos.
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Manila
Smith
Hentz
Medical Department of the Army
Ganda River
Island of
Samar
Heintz
Cal Balo
Sixto Lopez
Aguinaldo
United States
Lopez
Chaffee
Taft
Grant
Bogus Jewelry Warrants Serve in New Haven Prosecutions
In New Haven on December 18 warrants were served on Elbridge L. Howe of Howe and Stetson and Milton H. Weil of Edward Malley company. Prosecutions target dealers in Connecticut over falsely stamped silver and gold items. Bonds set at $150 each for a court hearing.
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New Haven
Conn
National Jewelers’ Association
Elbridge L. Howe
Howe and Stetson
Milton H. Weil
Edward Malley Company
Newton Dexter
Onnecticut
Army and Navy Promotions Confirmed by Senate
The Senate today confirmed several hundred army promotions and promotions in the navy. Notables include Brig Gen Lloyd Wheaton to major general, Col J Mith to brigadier general, Frederick Funston, Col J M Bell, Col Wm H Bisbee, William P Williams assistant treasurer at Chicago, and Jonathan Merriam Pension agent at Chicago.
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Washington
Senate
Lloyd Wheaton
J. Hmith
17Th Infantry
Frederick Funston
Kansas
U. S. Volunteers
J. M. Bell
Eighth Cavalry
Wm. H. Bisbee
13Th Infantry
William P. Williams
United States
Chicago
Jonathan Merriam Pension
Dr Rush S Huidekoper Dies in Philadelphia at 47
Dr Rush S Huidekoper died in Philadelphia on Tuesday from a complication of diseases said to have been contracted during the Spanish American War in which he served. He was United States commissioner general to the 1883 Hamburg Exposition and in 1893 named chief surgeon in the army with the rank of lieutenant colonel. He was 47 years old.
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Rush S. Huidekoper
Philadelphia
Huidekoper
United States
Hamburg
Foley's Honey and Tar credited for boy's relief from croup
A Winchester Indiana father and two others praise Foley's Honey and Tar for saving his son from membranous croup. The letter states the first dose gave relief and continued use brought the child out of danger.
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Union of Christian Endeavor
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