Easy Victims as Lowell Rally Past Parson in Polo Clash
In Huntington hall Lowell outplayed Parson 11 to 4 as Fox and McKay clashed after a late scrimmage near Lowell’s goal. Pierce Lewis and Cameron Campbell starred for Lowell while Jason and McKay struggled for Portland. Referee John Conny halted a potential fight and issued fouls to both sides.
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Parson Parson's
Temperance Town
Lowell
Huntington Hall
Portland
Jason
McKay
Port
Cameron
Campbell
Mallory
Lawrence
Pierce
Lewis
Hipon
Roberts
Plymouth
Jean
Holderness
Fox
Im.j
John Conny
Caliel
Lowell Lewis
Jason Pierce
R Campbell Jean c
McKay Holderness
Mallory Fox
Lowell Bhetae
Lowell Jean
Cameron i
Tex
John Boston
R. C. Para- Connell
Clinton Defeats Plymouth In Tight Ice Hockey Clash
Clinton beat Plymouth 4 to 2 in Clinton tonight as the score stayed tied at the second period and the locals pulled away in the third. Lincoln and Cunningham led Clinton with strong teamwork lifting the home team past Plymouth in front of about 600 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Plymouth
Miller
Lincoln
Hipson Cunningham
R Roberts Hadley
E Miller Gardner
Woods Cashman
G Mullen
Roberts
Cunningham
Hipson
Steps—Cashman
Mullen
Foul— Sindley
Connolly
Hartwell
Salem polo team defeats Worcester 8 to 13 in New Year's Eve game
Salem polo club beat Worcester 8 to 13 at the local rink on December 31. Teamwork and strong form from players Murphy Daly Wodtke and Heffernan stood out, with Daly scoring seven and Murphy five. Referees were Furbush and Wimer Porter. attendance 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Worcester
Wootke ME
Eneere Ce Oadseder
Selete Ghelem
Wote
Murphy
Talem
Stalem
Wodtke
Trushes
Daly
Steps
Bannon M
Heffernan
Fous—Devlin
Moron
Furbush
Wimer—Porter
Atgendance
Lewiston Defeats Lawrence in One-Sided 7 to 1 Game
Lewiston beat Lawrence 7 to 1 in Lewiston Maine on December 31. Lewiston dominated all game with team work and ball control. Janelle Reforcer and McGivray starred for the home club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Lawrence
Lewions
Janelle
Reforcer
McGivray
Lewiston Wins Narrowly as Tibbitts Tops Standouts
In Lewiston, Mercer led with 10 rushes and 23 points by Tibbitts while McGilvray and Gavitt contributed for the visitors. Final score 7 to Lewiston with Burgess limiting stops at 29 and Mercer totaling 10 rushes as 1,100 attend with O’Brien refereeing and McDonough timing.
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Tibbitts
Lewiston
Mercer
Wripyie MecGilvray
Caavitt Hayes
C Wiley Janelle
Devlin Burgess
Odeld Lewiston
McGilvray
Lawrence i
Burgess
Whippie
O'Brien
McDonough
Polo League Results Show Wide Scoring Gaps Across Cities
In Lowell Lowell 1 Portland 4 and Clinton Clinton 4 Plymouth 2, Lewiston Lewiston 7 Lawrence 1, Salem Salem 8 Worcester 1 highlight a high scoring polo set across multiple venues including Lowell Clinton Lewiston and Salem with notable upsets and lopsided scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Portland
Clinton
Plymouth
Lewiston
Lawrence
Salem
Worcester
Polo Shots Highlight Lowells Polo Scene And Upcoming Clash
Lowell sports fans hype a pivotal game against Lawrence with praise for referee Furbush and notes on players like Joe Fox and Bannon. James Mulvaney may join league staff as a referee, while Lowell eyes a must win against Lawrence tomorrow, buoyed by talk of improved form and strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mulvaney
Lowell
Mulvaney
Keegan Rides In Six Day Race Protest At Garden
Boston dispatch details the second day of the six day bike race at Park Square Garden. Keegan and Krebes protested a scoring issue from yesterday while Gougoltz and others staged fast laps. End-of-night standings show multiple teams at 404-5 with Kraebs and Keegan near the top. police board actions and license records accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Park Square Garden
Keegan and
Krebes
Kelsey
Carni
Worcester
McConnell
Gougoltz
Leander
Keegan
King
McFarland
Munroe
McLean
Muller
Butler
Maya
Samuelson
Simar
Freeman
Rutz
Fischer
Chevalier
Krebs
Jaak
Mohairs plan ball and club news in Lowell cricket scene
The novelty and character ball committee will meet the Mohairs executive board at 18 Manchester Street to finalize plans for the Huntington hall ball. The Mohairs seek top prizes for costumes, while a new club house is under Thos Johnson’s supervision. Also notes league changes, player movements, and upcoming meetings of cricket officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohairs
Fred G. Humphriss
Manchester Street
Huntington Hall
Thos. Johnson
Bunting
Mohair
Boston and Lynn
Zions and
Billericas
Jack Priestly
Theron Stirks
Baster
North Billerica
Burns
Gath
Billerica
Buntings
Briggs
Geo. Emsley
Fred Harrison
Sara Whittaker
James G. Birtwell
League
Birtwell
Lawrence
Merrimack Valley
Arlington Hotel
Lowell
New England
States Hotel
Boston
Lynn
Branding plan urged to curb ringers in trotting horses
New York December 31 Charlier M Jewett secretary of the New England Trotting Horse Breeders association will advocate at the National Trotting association congress a branding system to fix horse identity and prevent ringing fraud. The method has been used for years on large stock farms with hundreds of horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charlier M. Jewett
New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
National Trotting Association
England Humble Begins New Year With Editorial Moralizing
London observes watch night at St. Pauls as editorial writers dissect South Africa war and the U S trade race for renewal. The Daily Telegraph notes a spirit of hope and renewed national inspiration despite disquiet about global competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Paul's
South Africa
United States
Daily ‘Telegraph
First Spiritualist society hosts New Year festival in Odd Fellows hall
The First Spiritualist society celebrated New Year’s Eve with a festive program at their hall in the old Odd Fellows Building. Santa Claus, Mr. A. E. Jordan, distributed gifts as a full hall enjoyed piano solos and dialogues including Color Fairies and Little Flowers. A light refreshment spread followed, with games and greetings as the old year left and the new year arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Spiritualist Society
Odd Fellows
Lyceum
Santa Claus
A. E. Jordan
George Harvey
Color Fairies
Inez George
Rita Jordan
Alice Gregory
Marge Lafontain
Elma Lofgrin
Marie Semple
Olga Lofgren
Grace Hunnewell
Forest Ring
Fred H. Coggeshall
F. H. Coggshall
W. F. Ireland
J. Gregory, Jr
F. H. Coggeshall
W. A. Pihl
H. Lofgren
Minnie Ingalls
Daisy Brainard
A. R. Farr
Ella A. Favor
Anna Fi. Coggeshall
J. B. Arthur
New Year’s Party at Percy Edmunds Studio
Mr. Percy Waldron Edmunds hosted an impromptu New Year’s gathering for musical guests at his vocal studio last evening. Many fine numbers were performed including pieces by Mr. Pritzkow who is currently at the Savoy, and at midnight Edmunds was wished continued success in his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Waldron Edmunds
Pritzkow
Savoy
Edmunds
Valentine party at armory and unit inspections planned
A Valentine party is set for the armory on February 14. The next inspection of Company G is scheduled for January 7 with Major Marshall as inspecting officer. Company C hosts its invitation party tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Marshall
Co. C
McGovern Sullivan Fight Set Between March and April
New York report states the Terry Mc Govern Dave Sullivan bout will be staged before the Yosemite A C in San Francisco between March 17 and April 3. The decision was made today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Terry McGovern
Dave Sullivan
Yosemite A. C
San Francisco
Lamps Vases Jardinieres and Fang China Sale At OBrien Bros
The O'Brien Bros Tea Dealers announce entire stock of lamps vases jardinieres and Fang China offered at cut prices. Customers urged to inspect stock at 227 Central Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jardinieres
Fang China
O'Brien Bros
Central Street
Burkes and P A C Basketball Clash at Huntington Hall
Friday night game between Burkes and P A C to be held at Huntington Hall. Reserved seats available from Ellingwood Co McMannion's florist Prescott Street and Lang's Drug Merrimack Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkes
Huntington Hall
Ellingwood & Co
McMannion's
Florist
Prescott Street
Lang’s Drug Store
Merrimack Street
New Year Resolution to Stock Finest Drugs at Low Prices
The notice states a firm will maintain a stock of the finest drugs and medicines, keeping it fresh and complete. It pledges to sell at the lowest fair prices and to serve all patrons in the best manner throughout the year.
Hurdy Gurdy Party in Chelmsford Town Hall
The Uni tarian society entertainment committee hosted a poverty party at the town hall Tuesday evening led by Mrs Charles Fulton. About 50 couples danced happily despite no decorations or refreshments, with two prizes awarded a bag of popcorn to John Banks and a rolling pin to Mrs Banks of Lowell. The event featured varied costumes and a late-night finish as the old year crossed the threshold. Meanwhile marble workers planned to delay actions for an eight hour day due to illness and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
The
Unitarian Society
Charles §. Fulton
Edgar F. Parkhurst
Winthrop A. Parkhurst
M. Florence Perham
Herbert A. Knowlton
Charles S. Fulton
New York
Joseph J&. Warren
Ervin W. Sweetser
Harry L. Parkhurst
John Banks
Lowell
Three British Officers Dead in Pretoria News
London reports confirm heavy fighting as Lord Kitchener reorganizes artillerymen into mounted infantry corps. In the Col. Firmans camp attack on December 24, Gen De Wett’s force surprised the British, with nine officers killed in the engagement. The Orange River settlement program has begun, aiding about one hundred men with government loans for farming gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
Col. Firman
de Wett
Majuba
Orange River Colony
Rail deal with Colgate group may close by January
San Francisco Chronicle reports negotiations for the sale of the North Pacific Coast railroad to a syndicate led by James B. Colgate of New York and John Martin of San Francisco likely to reach a final agreement by mid January. A railroad rumor says Southern Pacific recently bought land at Point Richmond, the Santa Fe terminus, and may build a spur to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chronicle
North Pacific Coast Railroad
James B. Colgate
New York
John Martin
Southern Pacific
Point Richmond
Santa Fe
Ninth smallpox case reported in Woonsocket city
R L Dee reports Woonsocket has its ninth smallpox case. The only severe case is this one. Six patients remain in the isolation hospital and the others will be moved there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
R. L. Dee
Strike Delay Drawn Out By Marble Makers Request
Boston December 31 marble manufacturers asked for delay in strike action. Officials said the delay was requested to allow further negotiations and to avert disruption in output. Details of the parties involved and proposed terms were not immediately released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Weavers Meet at Carpenters Hall Over Mills Demands
Lawrence and Dee report striking Atlantic mills weavers gathered at Carpenters Hall and resolved to stay out until their demands are granted with another meeting planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Dee
Atlantic Mills
Carpenters’ Hall
Dark and Bloody Ground at Madrid Bend Kentucky Point
The Mississippi River creates a lawless strip known as Kentucky Point at Madrid Bend opposite New Madrid Missouri, where a feud has claimed many lives. The area lacks courts, jails, or sheriff presence, and lies bordered by Tennessee, Missouri, and Kentucky, with water routes and swampy barriers hindering official access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Madrid Bend
Island No. 10
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri Shore
America
New Madrid
Hickman
Fulton County
Kentucky Point
Hickman Court-House
Mississippi
Missouri
Wickman
Chicago Tribune
The Development of Personal Power Explored
The piece asserts humans are threefold in organization physical mental and spiritual and that a force greater than the brain conceived the universe. It argues we are part of this force and can draw power and strength from it.
Daily spiritual bath for personal power, Wilcox says
Ella Wheeler Wilcox urges daily relaxation and calm meditation as a spiritual bath after the day’s routine. She says mindful control of emotions protects others’ rights and warns that tyrannical power boomerangs to ruin the mind’s usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
A Marriage in Persia
A detailed account from January Woman's Home Companion describes Persian wedding customs. The bride undergoes a bath with female relatives, alms are distributed as the groom’s procession nears, and women on roofs watch. Lanterns, drums, and fireworks mark the arrival and departure, ending with a sheep sacrifice at the threshold.
Negro progress exhibit at Atlanta exposition praised
South Carolina Governor Miles BR. McSweeney notes the 1895 Atlanta exposition showcased negro achievement under Booker T. Washington. He calls the exhibit a milestone in racial progress and unity, signaling whites’ approval of material progress and leadership in industrial education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker T. Washington
Miles BR. McSweeney
South Carolina
Wotick kindling wood ad urges quick ring up
A brief classified style note promotes Wotick as the best source for kindling wood. It invites readers to ring up for immediate service and emphasizes speed and quality. The ad focuses on convenience and reliability for fire starter needs.
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Hardman
Ring
Merrimack
Polo League
Joe Fox
Bannon
John Connell
Jake Morse
Brocktons
Brockton Enterprise
Spickerville
Lawrence Sports
Wileyites
Ellingwood
Hibbard
Patsy” K
Daily Mail
Board, OF Police
Board of Police
Charles A. Eveleth
Hildreth
John M. Farrell
Westview Street
Charles H. Worcester
Middlesex Street
Samuel B Pike
Edward R. Donovan
Charls H. Keyes
Church Street
Olivina Pelland
Page Street
Adeline Hubet
Cricket Chat
England
Militia Notes
McGovern
Ont
Men’s Dept
Nes
Stag” Brand
BON Marche Dry Goods CO
Men’s Department
Chelmsford
de Wet
Persia
Athens
Budes
John KP. Quinn
Dix Street
Gorham
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