Regan’s Brilliant Work Highlights Manchester Win
Manchester defeats Haverhill 32 to 18 at Mechanics Hall. Regan’s superb blocking spurred easy shots for teammates, while Devlin and Doyle led scoring. Lynch out injured. Donnelly nearing form. Other contributors include Healey Qualey Lew and Kelleher. Referee Marley attendance 150.
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Manchester
Haverhills
Mechanics Hall
Lynch
Doyle
Devlin
Regan
Donnelly
Healey
Capt. Qualey
Lew
Kelliher
Herron
Tighe
Kane
Concords
Haverhill Healey
Lynch Regan
Lew Devlin
Ec Doyle Qualey
Harrington Donnelly
Kelleher
Haverhill
Qualey
Harrington
William Marley
Driscoll
Smith
Manchester and Concord Battle for League Supremacy
Basketball notes preview Manchester at Lowell with five games ahead as Manager Gray aims for three wins. Concord fans expect a home glory, noting their undefeated home record, while Manchester fights to close the gap. Timekeeper chaos in Haverhill adds comic misadventure to the season’s uneven start.
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Lowell
Gray
Concord
Concord and Manchester Lead League Scoring Standings
Concord holds a commanding lead with 462 points, Manchester 346, Lowell 310, and Haverhill 256. Kane of Concord tops individual scoring with 71 goals, followed by Allard of Lowell 37, Devlin of Manchester 32, and Doyle of Haverhill 20. Co M A C defeated Cercle Montcalm of Nashua 31 to 19 in L Association Catholique action. referees ejected Fawcet and Boucher in the rough third period. Isaie Noel praised for solid performance.
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Concord
Manchester
Lowell
Haverhill
Kane
Allard
Devlin
Doyle
Mohair bowlers defeated on Miserables alleys by 1210 to 1186
The Harmons Stretchers triumphed over the Mohairs last evening on Miserables alleys with a score of 1210 to 1186. Ashworth led with the highest single, while Harrison posted the top three string total for the Mohairs in this local bowling recap.
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Ashworth
The
Harmons
Harrison
Mohairs
Harmon
Belvideres Triumph Over Lowell's In Bowling Match
Belvideres defeated Lowell's in a fine exhibition of bowling. Bowen led with a 273 total after a spare and strike in succession. Cole also excelled with 272, while Graves saved two difficult spares.
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Belvideres
Lowell
Bowen
Cole
Graves
Lowells
Fullerton
Munroe and Sharkey Matched for Limited Bout
New York December 21 Jack Munroe and Tom Sharkey were matched to meet in a limited bout before March 1 with inducements from a club. San Francisco is barred from bidding due to Sharkey’s objection. They also agreed not to consider six round exhibitions.
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New York
Jack Munroe
Tom Sharkey
Sharkey
San Francisco
Persistence colt bought for about 1000 guineas in Canada
Toronto report states His Majesty's three year old Persistence has been purchased by Joseph Seagram for around 1000 guineas and will be shipped to Canada. Three breed mares are also to be bought as part of the deal.
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John Smith
Manchester
Donnelly
Iilness
Toronto
Ont
His Majesty
Persistence
Canada
Joseph Seagram
Gee Wins in Lopsided Military Basketball League Opener
The first game of the new Military Basketball League was played at Westford Street Armory. Company G of Lowell defeated Company F of Lawrence 38 to 7 after a dominant showing led by Fawcett Knowles Judge Mylott Sands and others. Referee Dyer kept the play in check as Lowell dominated with strong passing and defense. Attendance was about 200.
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Westford Street Armory
Lawrence
Gee” Quintette
Company G
Lowell
Spickerville
Dyer
Cor Maguire
Foley
Mansfield
Fawcett
McNalley Knowles
Tansney
Saley Barry
Mylott
Sands
Knowles Lowell
Knowles
Co. G
Co. F
Judge
Colwell
Needham
Ship's cook admits series of murders in confession
Frank Henry Burness, ship's cook, on trial in Brooklyn for killing Captain George B. Townsend on the lumber schooner Charles Buckler's voyage, confessed to premeditated murder. He claimed to have killed three others previously and said he preferred execution to prison. Trial continued.
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New York
Frank Henry Burness
Brooklyn
George B. Townsend
Charles Buckler
Charlestown
Mass
Havana
Henry Heik
City committee awards small damages in disputed claims
The committee debated and approved several damages claims including $300 for a break in a wall caused by a sewer and $100 to Catherine Carroll for wall damage. A $50 award for a lost horse and $150 amendment were discussed as other cases, with several contentious exchanges among council members before adjournment at eleven.
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Ss Mpeople
Christoph¢McGrath
Huntington Hall
Volpa
Mr. Braden
Catherine Carroll
Hormidas Lacert
Durant
Barry
George W. Flint
Flint
Williard Street
Gallagher
Messrs
Barry, Braden and
Hayes
Otlock
Remarkable surgery at St Josephs hospital Iowa
Sioux City December 21 Dr William Johnson professor of surgery at Iowa State university performed a unprecedented operation at St Josephs hospital removing a portion of the third cervical vertebra after a haylift accident injured John Norstrom of Danbury Conn The surgeon cleaned the area replaced the bone and reports the patient is doing well with a good prospect of recovery This is said to be the first known case of removing and replacing a cervical vertebra near the medulla oblongata for relief of an injury
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Sioux City
St. Joseph’s Hospital
William Johnson
Iowa State University
John Norstrom
Danbury Conn
Johnson
First tariff commission meets to plan reform bill
London reports the first meeting of Joseph Chamberlain's tariff experts commission will occur January 15 to inquire into British trade and draft a tariff reform bill with Chamberlain presiding as president.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Commission of
Chamberlain
Double Turn At Work At Homestead Mills
Five of the largest Homestead Steel works mills started the double turn today affecting about 1000 men already at work and increasing production across the plant.
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Homestead
Homestead Steel Works
Uncle Sam Shoes Promise Comfort and Low Prices
Advertisement touts Uncle Sam Shoes from Lowell, claiming ill fitting shoes cause leg fatigue. It promotes 100 styles for $2 and asserts factory-controlled design, offering footwear with comfort, style, and strong value ahead of Christmas. The Lowell store on Prescott and Central streets is highlighted.
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Uncle Sam Shoemakers
Boston
Mass
Uncle Sam
Uncle Sam _ Shoes
Lowell
Uncle S
Uncle Sam Shoe Store
Cor. Prescott and
Central Streets
Tariff Talk at Free Trade League Dinner
Boston December 21 Congressman John Williams of Mississippi Democratic leader of the House spoke at the Massachusetts Free Trade league dinner at the Copley Square hotel. He attacked tariffs as benefiting the few and called for tariff reform toward free trade and revenue only. Hamlin and Sullivan also spoke offering contrasting views on reciprocity and tariff reform with emphasis on reducing duties.
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Boston
John §. Williams
Mississippi
National
House of Representatives
Massachusetts Free Trade League
Copley Square Hotel
Henry W. Lamb
League
Charles S. Hamlin
the Treasury
John A. Sullivan
Williams
Congress
United States
Charles
Hamlin
Republican Party
Canada
James G. Blaine
American
Massachusetts
Bryan Receives Czar Nicholas in St Petersburg
William Jennings Bryan was received in audience by Czar Nicholas at noon in St Petersburg. The fifteen minute meeting, arranged by Ambassador McCormick, conveyed mutual friendship and interest in U S Russian relations. Bryan asked about Russian education, and the Czar described Russia’s educational system before Bryan's Berlin departure.
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St. Petersburg
William Jennings Bryan
Czar Nicholas
McCormick
Mr. Bryan
United States
Bryan
Russia
Russian Empire
Ambassador McCormick
Berlin
Collision with Electrics Kills Boston Driver
Reading December 21 a driver for G W and F Smith Iron Co Boston was thrown from his wagon in a collision with an electric car and killed. Police had not learned his name as of eight o clock tonight. The driver was dragged beneath his team and mangled, with death believed instantaneous.
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Reading
G. W. and F. Smith Iron Company
Boston
Illicit distillery case yields sixty day sentence
Portland, Me Dec 21 David A Albert pleaded guilty to conducting an illicit distillery in the United States district court and received a sixty day jail term. His son James Albert pleaded not guilty and was released on personal recognizance of $1000.
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Portland
David A. Albert
United States District Court
James Albert
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