Lowell Defeats Salem In Polo Exhibition 5 to 1
Lowell outclassed Salem 5 to 1 in Huntington hall with Heffernan and Wodtke starring for Salem while Fox Holderness and Lewis led Lowell. The match featured a largely gentlemanly display with accidental goalings and tight defense as Pierce and Murphy pressed the Salem cage. Attendance reached about 600 as referee Thomas Connolly oversaw play.
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Lowell
Salem
Huntington Hall
Alphonse
Big Bill Heffernan
Wodtke
Heffernan
Pierce
Wootke
Fox
Holderness
Lewis
Jean
Murphy Pierce
Wodike Jean
Ce Douerty Holderness
O'Hara Fox
Eiadan Wees
Salem, Wootke
Murphy
Thomas Connolly
Timor—R. C. Paradis
Polo Results From Lowell and Portland Matches
Lowell-Lowell defeated Salem 5 to 1 while Portland beat Clinton 8 to 4 in polo action. The games showcased strong offense from Lowell and Portland with standout plays across both matches.
Polo Shots Move Picks and Plans for Lowell Visit
Plymouth faces Lowell on Thursday as veteran Tom Cotter hosts a Salem rink night with a large Waltham and Boston delegation expected. Pierce trade talks with Worcester hinge on Parsons risk, while Hart awaits Worcester inspection. Referee logistics favor local officiating. O'Brien's Auburn home noted. Connolly Lowell-born ref praised. Portland-Lewis travel costs cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Tom Cotter
Waltham
Boston
O’brien
Auburn
St. John’s
Connolly
Lowell
Maine
Portland
Lewiston
Winchester parent praises Foley's Honey and Tar relief
Cc W Lynch of Winchester Indiana states his boy faced membranous croup and the first dose of Foley's Honey and Tar provided relief. He continued its use and the child soon recovered. Signed by F C Goodale and C E Carter.
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Cc. W. Lynch
Winchester
Ind
Foley
F. C. Goodale
C. E. Carter
Mann School Alumni Honor Beloved Lowell Master
In a late night gathering of former Mann school pupils and friends, guests recall the youth under Mr Chase. Speakers include John J Hogan John P Mahoney Rev Fr Walsh and others praising the teacher for guiding civic virtue, charity, and American patriotism. The reunion closes with songs and a framed gift of a gold headed cane and umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hogan
John P. Mahoney
Martin J. Courtney
James Holland
John Welch
Michael J. Dowd
Michael Garvey
Peter Donohoe
Fr. Walsh
John F. Convery
Cornelius Callahan
D. J. Murphy
Michael McCue
John H. Harrington
Simon Flynn
P. Keyes, Jr
T. F. Quirk
Daniel J. Donovan
Henry Keyes
Wm. F. Farrell
James Welty
Charles F. Keyes
Frank Brady
John W. McEvoy
Thomas Rogers
Mann
George F. Willey
Mr. Chase
Cornelius F. Callahan
Old Acre
Samuel Chase
Callahan
Mann School
Lowell
Harrington
Michael H. McCue
McCue
Tie
Chase
Old Mann School
Michael J. Dow
America
Willey
Prof
Arthur G. Pollard
Pollard
Bank
Sullivan Ward
Coughlin
Edward F. Slattery
Auld Lane Syne
Photographic Portrait Sent to Roosevelt by Diaz
John Barrett, delegate to the Pan American Congress in Mexico, delivered a large photographic portrait of President Diaz to President Roosevelt. Diaz wrote his name on the photo with warm regard for the American people and Roosevelt. The portrait was made for Roosevelt after he had sent a recent Diaz portrait to Diaz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Barrett
Pan- American Congress
Mexico
President Diaz
Roosevelt
Diaz
Barrett
Honest Joe Harker Dies a Noted New York Financier
Joseph Harker an early New York resident and famed broker known as Honest Joe died at his home. Born 1822 in New Jersey he befriended Commodore Vanderbilt who gave him the nickname. He once owned Maud S., paying 40000, later selling her to William H. Vanderbilt for the same amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Harker
Honest Joe
Mr. Harker
Gloucester County
New Jersey
Commodore Vanderbilt
Commodore
Dividend Declared for NH Banking Co Depositors
Nashua New Hampshire banking firm once failed will pay an additional 15 percent dividend to depositors. The February 6 payment totals 126000 dollars, lifting overall disbursements to 788000 dollars, about 85 percent of deposits.
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Nashua
N. H
New Hampshire Banking Co
Prohibition fines total $800 at Brattleboro hotel
Brattleboro Vermont January 6 judge Newton levied fines totaling 800 on Lester Wilbur proprietor Jerome Ward clerk and Michael Bowker bartender of the American House for violating the prohibitory law. The building owner announced plans to close the hotel immediately.
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Brattleboro, Vt
Judge Newton
Lester Wilbur
Jerome Ward
Michael Bowker
American House
Laxative Bromo Quinine Claim for Quick Cold Cure
An advertisement asserts a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises a full refund if the remedy fails, notes HB and W Grove’s signature on the box, and lists a 25 cent price.
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W. Grove
Lenz Case Closed with $7000 Damages Paid
A high profile international diplomacy case ended as Mrs. Lenz received 7000 dollars in damages for the death of her son Frank G. Lenz, killed by Turkish officials. The payment was routed by the state department to attorney John Mueller of Pittsburg, with L A W and President Keenan securing President McKinley’s attention for final settlement.
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Pittsburg
Lenz
Frank G. Lenz
State Department
John Mueller
Keenan
McKinley
St Pauls Men’s League Meeting Highlights Social Program
The St Pauls M E church Men’s League met at 8 pm with plans for the future and several new members admitted in full connection. After a social spread led by Mr Murphy topics ranged from Monroe doctrine to Venezuela and South Africa. A talk on paper making by Mr Coburn followed, then Mr Murphy on newspaper paper use and Mr Martin’s Success reading. Mr Drew discussed railroad ticket office sales as the group adjourned to plan future gatherings.
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Men's League of
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Murphy
Venezuela
South Africa
Coburn
New York City
Martin
Drew
B. & M. Railroad
Mdine Street
Battalion Inspections Planned for Sixth Regiment Units
Major Marshall conducts the bat talion inspection of Co G at the armory tonight and Major Cook inspects Co C Wednesday. Four inspections planned this year in the Sixth regiment four total two battalion one regimental and one State. Company M notes Ninth regiment battalion inspection January 16 under Major Sullivan. Ninth regiment to have two inspections this year one battalion and one State.
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Marshall
Co. G
Cook
Co. C
Sullivan
Letter Carriers' Mutual Benefit Association installs officers
The installation night named George S. Howard as president and David A. Mahoney as vice president. Edwin A. Howe became treasurer and also collector of M. B. A. Recording secretary Joseph J. Ward and financial secretary Charles J. Tummelty were chosen. Trustees included Edwin A. Howe Thomas E. Meagher and Frank Randlett. John F. Lynch served as sergeant-at-arms. Refreshments followed and members enjoyed card playing late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Benefit Association
George S. Howard
David A. Mahoney
Edwin A. Howe
Joseph J. Ward
Charles J. Tummelty
Thomas E. Meagher
Frank Randlett
John F. Lynch
Special Meetings At Immanuel Baptist Church This Week
Immanuel Baptist Church on Blossom street hosts four consecutive special meetings starting this evening. Noted speakers include RE Lawrence of Boston tonight, Rev John A McElwain of Boston Wednesday, Rev W W Hackett of South Medford Thursday, and James H Earle son of the late A B Earle Friday. Special solo singing each evening by Rev R F True and W J Beaver.
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Immanuel Baptist Church
Blossom Street
RE. A. Lawrence
Boston
John A. McElwain
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
W. W. Hackett
South Medford
Mass
Jas. H. Earle
A. B. Earle
R. F. True
W. J. Beaver
Peculiarities of Children Lecture at First Trinitarian Church
George H. Archibald opened a lecture series on Child Nurture at the First Trinitarian church. He traced two temperaments the Motor and the Sensor with Caesar and Plato as examples, urging parents and teachers to tailor education to temperaments and to study themselves through child study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Archibald
Trinitarian Church
Mr. Archibald
Caesar
Plato
Archibald
English Literature Lesson Opens With Miss Coburn
The first lesson of English literature will be held at 7 30 Miss Coburn who gave a talk on English authors and their homes Saturday evening will conduct the class The subject will be Tertt s Lady of the Lake All women invited to join the class mid winter dressmaking starts Heat Week Register before Friday Sale of furniture of the late Geo F P Offutt opened yesterday to a large attendance. goods sold very low and buyers pleased
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburn
Tertt
Geo. FP. Offutt
Amateur Operatic Society Meets at Steinert Sons Warerooms
The Amateur Operatic Society gathers at the warerooms of M. Steinert Sons company on Wednesday evening for a performance preview and rehearsal session. Members discuss program selections and social plans as the venue buzzes with rehearsal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Steinert Sons Company
Free Distribution Of Coke Dandruff Cure Announced
A. R. Bremer & Co. will hold another free distribution of Coke Dandruff Cure at Frye & Crawford's drug store 396 Merrimack Street on Thursday and Friday. The firm says samples will meet demand and urges testing the remedy for dandruff hair loss and scalp troubles amid many imitations. Further notices will appear in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Bremer & Co
Frye & Crawford
A. R. Bremer Company
Frye & Crawford's
Apothecaries
Amateur operatic society meeting by Frye and Crawford
Frye and Crawford apothecaries invite all interested to a 7.30 gathering at 396 Merrimack Street to discuss forming an amateur operatic society. Director P W Edmunds plans two performances of H M S Pinafore for a local charity and all are invited.
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P. W. Edmunds
Greeks Celebrate Christmas At Church Service For 600
The Greeks held an elaborate Christmas service last night at their church attended by 600 people highlighting the festive observance.
Referee Referes Six Day Race to Board of Control
Boston January six day race finish referred to NCAA board of control. Special meeting set for tomorrow in New York. Track management withholds prize money until board decision. Referee Kelsey notes disciplinary actions for riders based on Saturday night conduct.
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Boston
R. F. Kelsey
MC. A
Board of Control of
New York
Board of Control
Kelsey
McGovern Sullivan Bout Set for Washington’s Birthday Card
In New York on January 6, it was announced the 25 round bout between Terry McGovern and Dave Sullivan will be staged before the Southern A. C. of Louisville on February 22. The match carries 25 rounds at 126 pounds with weigh in at 10 a.m. The purse is 60 percent of gross receipts, split 65 percent to the winner and 35 percent to the loser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Terry McGovern
Dave Sullivan
A. C
Louisville
Washington
Fight Over Market Quotations Reaches Court
Chicago January 6 The battle among telegraph firms to bar outsiders from obtaining Chicago Board of Trade market quotes resurfaced in United States circuit court. A bill filed by Cleveland and Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies seeks to restrain 13 individuals and firms from illegally stealing quotations from the complainant's wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
United States Circuit Court
Cleveland and Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
John Kohlsaar
Pardons Granted to 27 Cuban Prisoners by Governor General
Washington reports Governor-General Wood, on the Cuban secretary of justice’s recommendation, pardoned 27 prisoners confined in Cuban jails. Partial pardons were also granted to Manuel Lorenzo Forcade and Enrique Cargagas Junco for falsification of official documents.
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Washington
Wood
Manuel Lorenzo Forcade
Enrique Cargagas Junco
Government dock tested in New Orleans test
In New Orleans today the government dock underwent an official test before the board of examiners. The battleship Illinois entered at 11 45 and was successfully raised. The dock’s lifting capacity is nominally 15 090 tons but can lift 18 000 tons if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Board of Examiners
Illnois
Twenty-Three Drowned at Lezaro River Mouth
A bark capsized at the mouth of the Lezaro River near Corunna in Corunna province. Of the 28 aboard, most were women and are drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corunna
Spain
Lezaro
Orator Bryan at Jackson Day Banquet in Wooster
In Wooster Ohio on January 6 Hon William J Bryan spoke at a Jackson day banquet, urging the Democratic party to imitate Andrew Jacksons steadfastness. He argued rightness precedes success, warned against money power, monopolies, imperialism, and urged constitutional government under Jeffersonian equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Wooster
Ohio
William J. Bryen
New Haven
Boston
Ana
Andrew Jackson
Democracic Party
New Orleans
Democratic Party
England
United States
Hurley Aggressive Meeting Nominates Knight City Marshal
Salem reports a heated city meeting after the inauguration. Mayor Hurley nominated Edward Knight for city marshal replacing John W. Hart, with several reserve officers named and two removals proposed. Alderman Turner urged caution before approving Knight. The mayor claimed bribery concerns tied to a board member and referred the issue to the city solicitor for possible action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Hurley
Edward H. Knight
John W. Hart
Richard Buckley
Ralph L. Welcome
Knight
Turner
Hart
Board of Aldermen
Frye Shipping Bill Endorsed by Bath Board of Trade
The Bath board of trade adopted a resolution recommending passage of the Frye shipping bill in a meeting held on January 6. The action signals local support for the proposed legislation affecting shipping interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Board of Trade
Frye
Watchful Waverer In Captain's Chair Incident
A drunken man sought shelter at a central police station and drifted between alert and drowsy states. A sympathetic detective placed him in the captain’s empty office chair to rest. While the detective was gone on a rush assignment, the man remained asleep with his head on his chest, as an elderly farmer arrived fifteen minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Notice of dissolution of opticians firm Saul & Co
The co partnership between A White of Lowell and Charles T Saul under Charles T Saul & Co Opticians is dissolved by mutual consent. Saul will continue the business at 70 Central street Lowell MA and all accounts payable to or against the firm will be paid by Charles T Saul. December 31 1901 Lowell Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. White
Lowell
Charles T. Saul
Farmer foils pillowcase thief tale at Chicago police
A farmer robs, then reports theft at headquarters after a woman snatches his watch. He confronts a sleeping captain in the chair, but the officer wakes and strikes. The farmer escapes through the city hall corridor as he shouts the thief kept the watch. The farmer vows the tale reveals police corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Street
Detective Headquarters
Cap
Chicago Police Department
Chicago Tribune
Catebria Headache Relief Declared to Quiet Nerves
All druggists sell Catebria claimed to ease headaches and steady nerves. The ad markets the product as a calming remedy for general nervous distress.
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Clinton
Clinton Warner
Cunningham Campbell
Lacoin Canavan
Farrell Cameron
Gardine
Mallory
G Cashman
Tin Clinton
Cunningham
Warner
Campbell
Portland Warner
Canavan
Lincoln
Farrell
Ton
Cashman
Cameron
O' Brien
Dyerance
Plymouth
Worcester
Parsons
Piol
Rede
Piya
Ellingwood
Hibbard
Johann Hoff
James G. Hill
the Common Council
Fisher H. Pearson
Roosevelts
Turkey
ST. Paul’s Men’s League
Armory Notes
Amateur Operatic Society
Merrimack Street
M. E. Thompson
Qew Wholesale
Burkes Whist
Burkes
H. Flynn & Coleman
Ed. Farrel & Kelley
Devine & Moone
Crowe & Carrey Seeeeter
Rigney & M. Moore Eee
Il Donnelly & Welch Teeeee
T. Flynn
J. Devlin
Burns & Clifford See
McGovern
Market Reports
Orator
Bryan
Hero of
John Wallace
M. D
Washington &T
Merrimack House
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Central Street
Prescott Street
Lowell, Mass
McKissock Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
Michlaxa Street
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