Lowell Beats Concord 29 to 25 in Huntington Hall
Lowell edges Concord 29 to 25 after a tight game in Huntington Hall Saturday night. Key players included Abbott Cairns and Newton for Lowell and Kane Field Stewart for Concord, with Sykes injuring a finger late in the second period. Attendance reached about 1300 as Manchester fans hissed Concord players while Lowell built leads of 12-8 and 22-16 before holding on.
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Concord
Huntington Hall
Manchester
Lowell Cadet Band
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Abbott
Cairns
Newton
Allard
Kane
Field
Stewart
Holleran
Sykes
Holleron
Concord Allard
Newton Abbott
Tighe Cairns
Kane Field
Stewart Holleron
Suard
Tighe
Halloran
Haverhill Defeats Manchester in One-Sided City Hall Clash
Haverhill defeated Manchester 25 to 18 at city hall, with strong performances by Tighe and Doyle. Lynch starred, and Donnelley began the game, as Haverhill held the lead from the opening tip in this Dec 18 contest.
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Haverhill
Manchester Tighe
Donnelley Lew
Healey Doyle
Lyncharrington
If Qualey Yneh
Devlin
Manchester
Lynch
Lew
Doyle Ts
Qualey
Haley
Donnelley
Tighe
Nghe
Doyle
Harrington
City Hall
Manchester and Lowell Face Off In Big Weekend Clash
Est Manchester plays Lowell tomorrow night with Tessie popular in the city. Kane faces Cairns and Abbott from Lowell shines as a former Dartmouth captain. Gray promises a dead floor to boost teamwork. Sykes injures a finger and leaves the game. A league meeting in Haverhill sets the week’s schedule with games in Manchester Lowel and Haverhill.
Christmas Football Notes Across Cities
The snippet lists multiple matchups such as Chester at Concord and Manchester at Lowell with dates including Christmas afternoon and night and December 26. It notes Holleron of the Lowell team living in Lawrence and working in a blacksmith shop owned by his father, implying strong physical conditioning.
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Chester
Concord
Manchester
Lowell
Haverhill
Holleron
Lawrence
Military Basketball League Forms in Lowell and Lawrence
A Lowell armory meeting approved a one month schedule for a military basketball league with regular rules and a game tonight between Co G Lowell and Co F Lawrence at 8 15. Managers and a board of directors were chosen and Dec 21 to Jan 16 games listed with Lowell and Lawrence teams.
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Military Basketball League
Lowell Armory
Co. H
Salem
Co. G
Co. F
Lawrence
Joseph Meehan
Ivan Wilbrenner
John Gill
Sth
William J. Daly
S. H. Needham
Battery C
Joseph LaPlant
H. Meehan
Lowell
Co. C
Co. L
Co. M
Maguire
Fawcett
Early
Mylott
Judge
LeClaire
Quiet on the Isthmus Says Navy in Cable
Washington reports Rear Admiral Glass states general conditions on the Panama Isthmus are calm. The navy lists a formidable force including Concord Boston Wyoming Marblehead New York Mayflower Prairie Atlanta Nashville Bancroft Olympia under Coghlan. No Colombian troops seen on the western side. only shore guards near the Gulf of Darien noted.
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Navy Department
Tay
Glass
Isthmus
Navy
Panama
Concord
Boston
Gulf of Darien
Marines Engage at Empire Station Panama Isthmus
Three hundred eighty U S marines under Major John A Le Jeune occupy Empire station on the Panama railroad with ample water. Reports from the Martinique say Colombian battalions left Savanilla for Quibdó while there is growing acceptance of the isthmus situation. A cable between President Marroquín and Gen Reyes hints at repairs to Colombia's integrity and possible negotiations. A flag blessing ceremony occurred in the plaza by the barracks.
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Empire Station
John A. Lejeune
Martinique
Cavanilla
Savanilla
Quidedo
Department of Bolivar
Marroquin
Gen. Reyes
Washington
Colombia
United Irish League Holds Rainy Meeting and Plans
The United Irish League met yesterday with strong turnout despite rain. A committee eyed a larger hall and will report next year. They plan to hire Hibernian hall for a January 22 social, and a nominating committee listed candidates for officer elections next Sunday. Speakers included Michael A. Lee Edmund Costello and Richard Lyons. The session adjourned after routine business for a week.
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United Irish League
Hibernian Hall
Michael A. Lee
Edmund Costello
Richard Lyons
Chicago worst city says Booth in lecture
Boston December 20 Commandant Booth named Chicago as the wickedest city among those he has visited. He contrasted it with London and Paris noting Chicago treats sin as a grim business and crime as a commerce, even calling telephones a hell to Chicago.
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Boston
Berkeley Temple
Booth
London
Chicago
Paris
Terriffic gale off the Maine coast
A terrific southwest gale raged along the coastline with speeds near 50 miles per hour outside the harbor. The North Star from New York reported it as the strongest wind of the season, causing damage in Portland by breaking plate glass and disrupting electric lighting systems.
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Portland
North Star
New York
Feared Disgrace. New York Mail Official Kills Self
Alexander Haff the suspended superintendent of foreign mails in the New York office shot himself tonight. He was to face federal trial this week for robbing the mails. Haff was 48 years old.
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New York
Alexander Haff
New York Post Office
Coal firms announce winter work suspension in Lehigh Valley
Wilkesbarre Pa December 20 The Lehigh Valley Coal company and the Lehigh Wilkesbarre Coal company announce a suspension of work from December 24 to January 4. It is likely that this move will be followed by other companies as winter curtailments spread.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Three More Deaths Raise Typhoid Toll to 69
Butler Pennsylvania December 20 three more typhoid deaths bring the total to sixty nine. Three new cases were reported to the local committee this evening.
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Butler, Pa
Cigar Maker John F Willey Shoots Self in New London
John F Willey a 50 year old cigar manufacturer in New London shot himself this afternoon. Officials believe the act stemmed from a heavy holiday demand that his limited workforce could not meet.
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New London
John F. Willey
Oldest Worcester County woman dies at 105
Mrs Honoretts Marshall of Webster dies in Worcester Insane Hospital at 105 years, four months, and twelve days. Born in Poland August 8 1798 she was the oldest woman in Worcester County. Widowed long ago she distributed her wealth and sold her home to aid the poor.
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Worcester
Honoretts Marshall
Webster
Worcester Insane Hospital
Worcester County
Poland
Confesses Old Crime In Wisconsin Murder Case
Twenty years after Marvin M. Fenner of Westfield was convicted of murdering John L. Healer, Fenner confessed his guilt and asked Governor La Follette to commute the life sentence to second degree murder, seeking release.
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Grand Rapids, Wis
Marvin M. Fenner
Westfield
John L. Healer
la Follette
Crimsons Routs Dracut Centre in Ice Polo Debut
The Crimsons defeated Dracut Centre polo team 11 to 1 at the Dracut rifle range with Loud as referee. First game showing remarkable passing as 200 spectators applauded. Next Saturday they face Moodies at the rifle range.
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Crimsons
Dracut Centre
Dracut Rifle Range
Moodies
Rifle Range
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