Portland Defeats Lowell 8 to 4 in Brisk Contests
Portland defeated Lowell 8 to 4 on January 10 with Canavan and Cameron standout on defense and Mallory stopping shots. Jean played strongly for Lowell and Fox blocked well in goal as Portland used dominant individual play to clinch the win. Attendance 1800.
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Portland
Lowell
Canavan
Cameron
Mallory
Jean
Fox
Lowell Warner
Lewis Campbell
Hart Canavan
Jean Cameron
Holderness
G Fox
Warner
Seeeseee
Hart
Campbell
Lewis
O’brien
Polo Shots Report From Lawrence and Portland Polo Circuits
Lawrence Sun reports on polo stars and teams across ports, praising Hart as a rising find and noting Farrell at centre for Clinton. Speculation on referees Furush Connolly and Whipple draws mixed Lawrence coverage while Jason excites Portland fans and Hart animates Lowell’s attack around the goal.
Pyramid Pile Cure Testimony From Alma West Virginia
A. L. Husing of Alma West Virginia writes that after 20 years suffering from itch ing blind and bleeding piles he found relief with the Pyramid Pile Cure. He says the first application provided blessed relief and a 50 cent box cured him completely. For sale by all druggists with a free little book "Piles Causes and Cure" from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
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A. L. Husing
Alma
W. Va
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Australian success brings marathon cyclist Martin home
The cyclist Martin, once crippled by rheumatism, built wealth in Australia and Europe, owning a hotel in Lowell and defeating top riders like Harry Elkes. Returning to America, he revisits Boerland, plans to settle in Lowell again, and may pursue local business opportunities.
Notable Privs Named in Veteran List
Privs. Caleb Brimerton, Joseph Co burn, John Grenier, John Gannon, Geo. N. Hicks, Thomas N. Kelley, Charles Lambert, Edmund J.LeClair, George E. Mousette, Charles O'Brien, Thomas Jeay, James Sweeney, Fred B. This sell, James Tuly and Forest T. Weeks.
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Caleb Brimerton
Joseph Coburn
John Grenier
John Gannon
Geo. N. Hicks
Thomas N. Kelley
Charles Lambert
Edmund J.leclair
George E. Mousette
Charles O’brien
Thomas Jeay
James Sweeney
Fred B. Thissell
James Tuly
Forest T. Weeks
Beville Leaves Lowell for Portland Pitcher Deal
Ben Beville, the prominent pitcher released by Manager Lake of Lowell, reportedly signed with Portland. Lake says the team has signed a young pitcher to fill Beville’s spot. Henry Burns was in town Thursday.
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Ben Beville
Lake
Lowell
Portland
Beville
Henry Burns
Plugger Bill Martin Wins Australia Race Title
Lowell cyclist known as Plugger Bill or Your Uncle Bill left the city three years ago to see the world and earn money. He won $27,000 and the Australian championship after defeating all rivals in a race, first stopping in South Africa where he beat every competitor.
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Bill” Martin
Bill
Martin
Lowell
Australia
Aes
South Africa
South Framingham beats P. A. C. 28 to 16 in late game
South Framingham dominates P. A. C. 28 to 16 as Martins scores nine goals and Horan features for South Framingham. Porter Allard McFarland also tally while fouls and attendance are noted. Cambridge fans plan to travel to Lowell to root for the visitors against P. A. C.
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South Framingham
Horan
Worcester Lyceum
Martins
Framingham
P. A.C. Porter
Tighe Martins
McManmon Horan
E Wilson Kynoch
Rf Allard Halloran
McFarland
McManmon
Porter
Allard
Tighe
Kynoch
Rooters
Cambridge
Lowell
Bowling League Meeting Seeks Protests Prizes Saturday
A league meeting is set for Saturday evening January 11 at 8 oclock on East Merrimack street alleys to wind up the tournament hear protests and award prizes. Final standings list Fairmounts first Belvideres second S C W third City Hall fourth Thorndike fifth Pridmores sixth Co C and Ippos dropped. Individual prize goes to Fullerton Thorndikes with 86.306 average over 12 games Edgell also Thorndike top single string with 110. Chuck Halstead S C W earns highest three string total with 290 and closely trails Fullerton at 86.156 average. Full summary to be issued next week and entry for next tournament requested at meeting.
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Merrimack Street
Fairmounts
Belvideres
City Hall
Thorndike
Pridmores
Co. C
Ippos
Fullerton
Thorndikes
Edgell
Chuck” Halstead
Local YMCA basketball doubleheader draws big crowd
Two games at the YMCA gym drew a large audience as admission is free on Wednesday and Friday nights. The Maroons beat the Oranges 25 to 14 while the Greens defeated the Purples 12 to 9. Bill Coulter starred with superb shooting.
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Maroons
Oranges
Purples
Greens
Bill” Coulter
Supenb
Buntings Fail To Meet Merrimacks This Afternoon
The U. S. Buntings were set for a football game with the Merrimacks of Lawrence this afternoon. Merrimacks did not answer the letter, so the Buntings will be without a game and instead practice on their Wigginville grounds.
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U. S
Robison fires open letter at Spalding on baseball beltline
Cleveland January 10 Frank De Haas Robison assigns fault to A G Spalding for past perceived misdeeds in baseball transactions. He cites releases for $20,000 and $30,000 payments to strengthen clubs, criticizes Chicago leadership, and demands transparency about dividends to Adrian Anson and a stalled syndicate deal. He vows to stay at the front firing line as long as ammunition lasts.
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Cleveland
Robison
St. Louis
A. G. Spalding
New York
John T. Brush
Mr. Brush
St. Louis Club
Chicago Club
National League
Clarkson and
Kelly
Boston
Chicago
Players’ Protective Association
Brush
Ocean
Adrian C. Anson
Mr. Anson
A. G. Spalding & Bros. T
Seven Day Washington Tour From Boston
Descriptive itinerary of a series of tours from Boston to Washington offered under the Personal ly-Conducted Tourist System of the Pennsylvania railroad. Information available from D N Bell Tourist Agent at 205 Washington Street Boston.
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Boston
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. N. Bell
Washingon Street
SODEN'S REPLY ADDRESSES BASEBALL LEAGUE ELECTIONS
New York January 10 A G Spalding releases all correspondence with A H Soden of the Boston National Baseball Club regarding the December National League meeting and court action. Soden urges prompt court decision and says he may retire from baseball if the election is lawful. Boston club intentions indicate support for Spalding if the court upholds his election.
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New York
A. G. Spalding
A. H. Soden
Boston National Base Ball Club
Messrs. Dreyfus
National League
Boston Association
Boston Club
Spalding
Mr. Soden
J. B. Billings
Twin Sullivan Wins Fifteen-Round Bout Over Sweeney
Manchester New Hampshire January 10 Twin Sullivan was awarded the decision in a fifteen round bout with Patsey Sweeney. Sweeney used his rushing style but Sullivan's weight and reach prevailed. One knock down in the seventh after a solar plexus shot. About 700 attended as Owen Kenney refereed. Hisses from Sweeney supporters arose but the result was generally accepted as fair.
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Manchester
N. H
Sullivan
Patsey Sweeney
Owen Kenney
Sweeney
Columbia Football Association Finances Report
Francis S. Bangs, graduate treasurer, releases annual report showing a balance of 2198.64 after excluding 208.62 in subscriptions, with total receipts 34584.16. Funds will repay part of the 10000 loan to the Foot Ball association by Mayor Seth Loy. George Foster Sanford earned 3000 for two months' work. Largest gate receipts came from the Cornell game in New York totaling 10713.25.
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New York
Francis_ .S. Bangs
Columbia Foot Ball Association
Foot Ball Association
Seth Loy
George Foster Sanford
Cornell
Boxer retires from bout in fourth round stoppage
In a mid round sequence the fighter broke through the ropes and signaled he had enough, ending the contest in the fourth round with a decisive stoppage. The unusual moment reflected his decision to withdraw rather than continue as the fight progressed.
Harvard Letter on Cutts Stand Expected Tomorrow
Cambridge January 10 Harvard undergraduates were stirred by a report that Prof I N Hollis chairman of the athletic committee would issue a letter tomorrow about the Cutts incident connected with the Harvard Yale football game last fall. Hollis said the letter would be public tomorrow but would not disclose its contents.
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Cambridge
Harvard
I. N. Hollis
Cutts
Yale
Hollis
Corcoran Knocks Out Douglass in Ninth Round in Savannah
In Savannah on January 10, Tom Corcoran of Savannah defeated Fred Douglass of Brooklyn by knockout in the 9th round at 145 pounds. Douglass rose at the count’s end and appeared in good condition. neither fighter was seriously hurt.
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Savannah, Ga
Tom Corcoran
Savannah
Fred Douglass
Brooklyn
Corcoran
Douglass
Pan American Conference Deliberations in Mexico City
Senator H G Davis, chairing the US delegation, leaves for Washington after a morning speech highlighting progress toward arbitration agreements and the Pan American railway. The session approved a publication exchange. six delegations protested attendance, and a two thirds vote may suppress the final protocol to satisfy Chile.
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Mexico City
H. G. Davis
United States
Washington
Hague
Senor Carbon
Ecuador
Davis
Senor Chavero
Mexico
Blest Gana
Chile
Gen. Reyes
Colombia
Clayton
Diaz
Associated Press
Peru
Argentina
Bolivia
Paraguay
Venezuela
Santo Domingo
Germany's Richest Man Krupp Leads Wealth List
Berlin report shows Herr Krupp earning between twenty and twenty one million marks annually, far ahead of the empire's other fortunes. The second wealthiest, possibly coal magnate Von Thiele-Winckler, earns five to six million marks. Tax records list 65 other incomes above one million, with 2074 individuals earning over 100,000 marks.
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Berlin
Germany
Herr Krupp
Herr von Thiele-Winckler
Fitzgerald Beats McCue In Philadelphia Fight Stop
Willie Fitzgerald formerly of New York now in Philadelphia defeated Marty McCue of New York at Industrial Hall. The bout was halted in the fourth round after McCue twice protested alleged fouls. The referee ruled McCue appeared eager to quit as Fitzgerald pressed the attack.
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Philadelphia
Willie Fitzgerald
New York
Marty McCue
Industrial Hall
Fitzgerald
McCue
Cuban Tariff Duties Move For Immediate Relief
New York January 10 members of the Produce Exchange of New York adopt resolutions urging Congress to cut tariff duties on Cuban imports as Roosevelt recommended. They urge forwarding to the President senators representatives and committee chairs and appointing a three member delegation to testify January 15 before the Ways and Means Committee in Washington.
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New York
Produce Exchange of
Cuba
Congress
United States
Roosevelt
Committee On
Senate
Committee of Insular Affairs
House of Representatives
Board of Managers
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Cresceus Winnings Reported for 70,000
George B. Ketcham, Cresceus owner and driver, said he earned over 70 thousand dollars in purses and exhibition money nationwide in the past year. The horse was moved to the Ketcham farm to stay over the winter.
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Toledo, O
George B. Ketcham
Cresceus
Ketcham
Austin Outclassed in Four Round Fight Edition
Baltimore report of a boxing bout where Jim Austin of New York quit in the fourth round against Young Peter Jackson. Austin was outclassed and repeatedly knocked down before the fight ended early.
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Baltimore
Jim"” Austin
New York
Peter Jackson
Austin
Witness testifies on notes and collateral in Dickinson case
The witness admitted signing notes while insolvent and telling Attorney Dickinson he could not pay. Frank Taylor of the defunct South Danvers bank identified collateral entries listed for Dickinson notes, but later said he had no record of such securities. Cross examination followed, and the court adjourned until Monday morning.
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Jones
Paul
Dickinson
Frank Taylor
South Danvers Bank
J. W. Dickinson
Alabama- Kealin Company
Plumbers’ Woodworking Company
Penacook Manufacturing Company
W. H. Thorpe
D. H. Fitch
George W. Sins
W. A. Garrett
D. H
Taylor
Bartlett
Cashier
Foster
Bryan in Holyoke lecture paths moral rise over force
William Jennings Bryan visited Holyoke as a Knights of Columbus lecturer, spoke to about 500 in the Knights hall after a reception and at West Street school. He urged education, nonpartisan aims, and moral leadership, arguing the United States should lead by example rather than conquest and support self-government worldwide.
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Holyoke
William Jennings Bryan
Christopher T. Callahan
Knights of Columbus
Bryan
West Street
West Point Academy Likely to Expand Cadet Quota
Washington January 10 congressional committee on military affairs left for West Point to inspect conditions and plan an enlargement on modern lines. The academy started with ten cadets and grew to 482 now, projected 511 in March 1993. Buildings are deemed inadequate, with three cadets assigned to a room once for one.
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Washington
Congressional Committee On Military Affairs
West Point
Military Academy
Waldeck Rousseau to Define Government Policy at St Etienne
Paris Jan 10 Premier Waldeck Rousseau will deliver a major speech at St Etienne next Sunday to outline France's policy. The address opens the ministerial electoral campaign and will be attended by several cabinet members.
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St. Etienne
M. Waldeck Rousseau
Paris
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Danvers Bank Case Opens as Fitch Testifies
Boston January 10 Fitch resumes the stand at the opening of court in the trial of George M Foster and John W Dick inson for alleged complicity in the wrecking of the South Danvers National Bank of Peabody Fitch is Dickinsons father in law and testified yesterday that he had..
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Boston
Daniel H. Fitch
George M. Foster
John W. Dickinson
South Danvers National Bank of
Peabody
Fitch
Dickinson
Public address by Waldeck-Rousseau sparks town posters
Etienne will host about 16 senators and deputies for the speech. posters cover the walls as Nationalists and non ministerial Socialists urge residents to avoid sympathetic demonstrations. officials warn hostile outcries may occur though serious trouble is unlikely.
Filipinos Surrender in Batangas Campaign
Manila reports Col Marisigan Mar Cabrera and a renegade priest Castillo surrendered unconditionally to General Bell. They controlled Tonel district and towns Banan and Guenoa. Agreement calls for surrender of every man and gun Monday. about 160 guns expected. Bell sees valuable campaign gains and hints Malvar may surrender next week. United States allocates 2.5 million dollars for insular expenditures first quarter. Admiral Tehoukhinine and Russian ships arrive.
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Col. Marisigan
Mar. Cabrera
Castillo
Bell
Batangas
Tonel
Banan
Guenoa
Chaffee
Malvar
United States Commission
Tehoukhnine
Signor Marconi to Report at Quebec in June
Signor Marconi told a luncheon of the Canadian Society of Electrical Engineers today that at the society’s annual convention in Quebec in June he would report on his work and future plans. He left for New York en route to England tonight.
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Quebec
Montreal
Signor Marconi
New York
England
Canadian Society of Electrical Engineers
Murdered by a miner near New Sharon shaft
Uniontown Pa January 10 Henry Grant in charge of drilling machine at New Sharon Steel eight miles west of town is slain by shaft boss William Jenkins after Grant is demoted Jenkins places Grant’s brother in his own role Grant grows jealous and Grant fatally stabs Jenkins before fleeing into the confusion that follows the day’s end mining shift
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Uniontown
New Sharon Steel Company
Here
Henry Grant
William Jenkins
Grant
Jenkins
Non-Union Pierce Mill Weavers Plan Walkout
In New Bedford on January 10 non union workers at the Pierce mill declared they would quit work today and rejected help or advice from the Weavers union officials saying they could handle the dispute themselves. The action follows ongoing tensions between the workers and mill management.
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New Bedford
Pierce Mill
Stove Combine Formed In Chicago Gas and Oil Stove Firms Unite
Chicago January 10 The Record Herald reports a new stove combine as the American Stove Company with a capital of five million dollars becomes the parent corporation Nine companies spanning gas gasoline oil stoves and appliances join the consolidation, uniting major manufacturers under a single group.
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Chicago
Mrecord-Herald
American Stove Company
Plans for Rhodesia move to attract new capital
London officials deny any intention to seize the British chartered South African company at war’s end. The company’s directors are preparing an important scheme to attract new capital for further Rhodesia development.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Rhodesia
Coffee crop in Guatemala falls 40 percent
Consul General McNally at Guatemala reports to the state department that Guatemala's coffee crop this season will be about 40 percent short of last year. The estimated yield is 48,000,000 pounds for the season.
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Washington
McNally
Guatemala
State Department
Deignan Recovered and Ordered to Duty at Mare Island
Osborn Deignan, a participant in the sinking of the Merrimac at Santiago, has been discharged from Ukiah hospital for the insane and ordered to duty aboard the steamship Independence at Mare Island navy yard in Vallejo California on January 10.
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Vallejo
Cal
Osborn Deignan
Merrimac
Santiago
Ukiah Hospital For the
Independence
Mare Island Navy Yard
Central Union Telephone Buys New Harrison Line in Toledo
The Central Union Telephone Co. today acquired the property of the New Harrison Telephone Co., the city's only independent line. The price is not disclosed but estimated around $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Central Union Telephone Co
New Harrison Telephone Co
True bill returned in murder case at Norwich
The grand jury in Norwich Superior Court returned a true bill against William H. Gallivan and Thomas M. Wormsley for the murder of Jeremiah Shumway of Montville on November 20.
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Norwich
Conn
Superior Court
Wm. H. Gallivan
Thomas M. Wormsley
Jeremiah Shumway
Montville
Cough Cure Ad Highlights Basketball Game Notice
An old ad touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a cold cure in one day with a no cure no pay offer for 25 cents. Also notes a Maynard versus P. A basketball game at oe ington hall Monday night, with 15 cent admission and an 8 30 start.
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Oeington Hall
Maynards
P. A
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