Tied Again Worcester Beats Former in Ice Hockey
Worcester defeated Lawrence 10 to 5 in a late start game. Daly scored eight goals amid a contested matchup. Pierce was knocked out by a hard-hit ball. Also, Clinton routed Salem 6 to 1 with Hadley and Gardner starring for Clinton. Attendance 1,150 in Worcester. 500 in Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Worcester
Lawrence
Jason
Devlin
Daly
Jason Pierce
Gavitt
C . Ce
Wiley Bartlett
H. Devlin Bannon
Tibbetts
Taawrence, Gavitt
Lawrence, Adavitt
Te Dawpence
Csecseves Decnjeaier
Daly Worcester
Daly Lawrence
Jason Worcester
Daly Epta Stipe
Bannon
Foul—Devlin
Furbush
Timor—Hapgood
Clinton
Salem
O'Hara
Cunningham
Hadley
Gardner
Wodtke
R Murphy
Lincoln
C Doherty Gardner
Cashman
Heffernan
Cito
Ries, Whraleo
Nccc
Local score unclear at Plymouth Portland and Worcester event
Fragmentary lines show Plymouth defeating Portland 8 to 6 and Clinton 1 to Salem 6, with Worcester 10 and Lawrence 5. Details are incomplete but indicate multiple game results across venues.
Polo Shots Set Plymouth Host Lowell Tilt
Lawrence Islegram reports on Clinton polo slump as Farrell loses his center spot to Upton. Wat er team manager backs Kittredge-Griffiths ball. Worcester defeat sparks fan backlash against Farrell while Hadley remains top center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Clinton
Farrell
Sammy Upton
Lawrence Islegram
Kittredge
Kittredge-Griffiths
Upton
Brockton Boys
Worcester
Charlie Farrell
Hart to Return to Form Against Plymouth
The Worcester Telegram notes Clinton polo fans mood after a subdued day following Lowell Clinton game results. Hart, new to the league from the National organization, wore brass rollers earlier, now replaced by standard skates, and manager Parsons expects Hart to rebound against Plymouth tomorrow night. the player is praised as splendid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Polo
Worcester
Jimmy Canavan
Portland
Worcester Telegram
Hart
Parsons
Plymouth
Blacks Beat Grays 10 to 7 in YMCA Gym Night Play
The Blacks defeated the Grays 10 to 7 while the Browns beat the Pinks 4 to 1 in a YMCA gymnasium contest last night. Nashua is set to play in Lowell tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacks
Grays
Browns
Pinks
Nashua
Lowell
McKinley Memorial Fund Seeks Massachusetts Support
Boston January 15 subscriptions totaling nearly 2500 have been received by Kidder Peabody & Co and the committee chairman appeals to Massachusetts residents for prompt public action. The state must raise 20000 to match the national fund, with Gov Crane serving as trustee on the national board. Ohio Pennsylvania and Western states already mobilize, and a strong public response is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
McKinley Memorial Fund
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Massachusetts
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Crane
Socialists Nominate Maine State Ticket in Skowhegan
In Skowhegan Maine on January 15 socialists named their state ticket with Charles L. Fox of Portland as governor. The convention adopted resolutions reiterating party beliefs on current issues while prominent advocates gave well received addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skowhegan
Maine
Charles L. Fox
Portland
Grain Shoveling System Extended By Lake Carriers
Detroit January 15 report shows Buffalo grain shoveling under Lake Carriers' association supervision proved highly successful last season. The ninth annual convention voted to extend the system under Supt Thomas Kennedy. A committee will oversee shoveling. The 1901 season moved 132,299,492 bushels, earning $439,335 in receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Buffalo
Lake Carriers’ Association
Thomas Kennedy
Escape From Collision Near Curtain Island
Boston reports Captain Torney of the Kennett passing a large derelict last Friday night in 30.54 north 74.08 west. The wreck resembled a big schooner turned turtle. In Cuba, December 17, Chief Engineer Edward Hodgson died accidentally while gunning ashore. He was 33, leaving a widow and five children at Sunderland, England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Torney
Kennett
Cardenas
Cuba
Edward Hodgson
Porte Padre
Hodgson
Sunderland
England
Woman May Be Hanged in Maryland Case
Baltimore reports that Mary E. Jackson, a Black woman, faces execution by gallows unless executive clemency intervenes after a new trial motion was overruled. She was convicted of poisoning her husband in Baltimore on February 27, 1901, one of only five women hanged in Maryland since 1752.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mary E. Jackson
Company C Annual Meeting Report Declares Clear Debts
Company C Sixth Regiment held its annual meeting at the armory with regular drill omitted. Officers reports were read and accepted, committees appointed, and officers re elected. A substantial collation followed a normal entertainment and a strong financial balance cited over 2000 dollars paid out with all old bills settled.
Burkes Brace Past P A C In Lively Huntinton Hall Clash
Burkes edge P A C 14 to 11 after a fast first half 8 to 2. Donnelly shines with strong plays and receives a dress case at halftime from Referee Davis while Allard struggles in second half. Tighe collides early but returns, crowd calls for speeches. Attendance 1000.
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Burkes
Huntington Hall
Allard
Donnelly
P.A. C
Tighe
Qualey
Davis
Peck
Burkes Tighe Rf
Kelliher Allard If
Donnelly Wilson
Ec O'Neill
McManmon Ib
McFarland Ib
Healey
McFarland
Misses
Moe Mannion
Kelliher
Wilson
O’neil
Timers
James Winn
James Gray
Big Cock Fight Draws Crowds Across States
A major cock fight near the state line drew several hundred spectators from Worcester Boston Providence Hartford Blackstone and other towns. About 1200 in wagers changing hands the four hour event saw Blackstone win six of eight battles. A Rhode Island detective reportedly won 75 and many birds lay dead at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Blackstone
Hartford
State Line
Worcester
Boston
Providence
Quinebaug
Rhode Island
Lawson funds posted to set world trotting clash for 20000
New York January 15 two $5000 cheques arrive from Thomas W Lawson of Boston to back a trotting match with Lord Derby and The Abbot in a 20000 stake. Boralma is to race either opponent in July to September 1902 with best two of three, side stakes scheduled in stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Boralma
E. E. Smather
Lord Derby
Abbot
John J. Scannell
Mr. Lawson
Messrs. Smathers
Lipton to hire William Fife to build next America’s Cup challenger
London reports after a long interview with Sir Thomas Lipton that William Fife of Fairlie on the Clyde will construct Lipton’s forthcoming America's Cup challenger. No contracts signed yet, but partnership with George Ty Watson appears likely, with Fife taking the major share of the work. Watson remains in Britain to care for his ailing mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Thomas Lipton
Associated Press
William Fife
Fairlie
Clyde
Wm. Fife
George Ty Watson
Shamrock III
Fife
Watson
Joe Leonard Accepts Santry Challenge for Postseason Fight
Joe Leonard of South Bend Indiana has accepted Eddie Santry of Chicago's challenge for a boxing match between 10 and 20 rounds. The bout is planned to take place after a stated condition yet to be fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Joe Leonard
Eddie Santry
Chicago
Rhodes' New Hair Store Opens on 73 Mz Mack Street
A new hair store opens at 73 Mz Mack Street under the Rhodes’ name. The business provides hair care services and products with contact by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes’ New Hair
Mack Street
Boxer to Meet Omaha Opponent in 20 Round Jun. 24
Feb 10 report notes Santry asked to cover his deposit. Leonard will meet the winner of the Olesen Gardner bout in a 20 round fight at Omaha on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santry
Leonard
Olesen-Gardner
Omaha
Six days bicycle spill mars tight race at armory
In Philadelphia on January 15 twelve minutes before the end of the third day a spill injured four riders including Hatfield with a broken collar bone and Freeman with a sprained shoulder. Leander caused the crash by veering into Hatfield. Gougoltz continued riding with a new wheel as Wilson fell ill. The leaders after tonight totaled 513.1 miles with Monroe and McEachern, Freeman and Mayo, Gougoltz and Wilson, Leander and Rutz each on 513.1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Second Regiment Armory
Hatfield
Freeman
Fischer
Gongoltz
Leander
Gougoltz
Wilson
Monroe
McEachern
Mayo
Rutz
Chevalier
Hatfield and King
Muller
Barclay
Yale Wins Intercollegiate Hockey Clash 7-0
Yale defeated Princeton 7 to 0 in New York, the first in a series for the intercollegiate hockey title. The game was rough as Ogden of Princeton left with a severe cut, and Purnell was penalized for rough play. Yale showed improved teamwork in the second half, with Snow scoring twice and Nevins, Inman, Stoddard, and Brown adding goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yale
Princeton
Easly
Ogden
Purnell
New Haven
Princeton Steerne
Brown Ward
Sheffield Hitchcock
Snow
Mcaip
Exeter seeks new football coach as Cutts deal stalls
The Phillips Exeter athletic committee neared agreeing to hire Cutts of Harvard last year as coach for next season, succeeding Perry Hale. The finding of Cutts as a player led the committee to pick another candidate, to be announced this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter
Cutts
Harvard
Perry Hale
Yale
Princeton Defeats Silent Five 54 to 9 in Quiet Start
Princeton New Jersey January 15 The Silent Five of New York fell to Princeton 54 to 9 in a quiet home win. Princeton announced it will host Cornell for its first intercollegiate game here Friday.
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Princeton
N. J
New York
Cornell
Highwaymen Kill Sheriff and Deputy Near Anadarko
Guthrie O T January 15 Sheriff Smith and deputy George Beck were killed by highwaymen eight miles west of Anadarko as they stormed an Indian hut. A posse of 100 men pursued the gang led by Bob McCune Ben Cravens and Bob Sims. Briggs escaped uninjured. The robbers looted the bodies and fled, while Smith made a dying effort to arrest them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Beck
Anadarko
Briggs
Sheriff Smith
Admiral and Mrs Schley in Savannah Reception and Banquet
Admiral Schley was hosted by Palestine commandery Knights Templar at the Masonic Temple in Savannah on January 15. The hall featured national colors, a rear admiral flag, and palms. The banquet room was crowded with ladies and gentlemen as the event broadened to include Schley in the compliments. After dinner, Eminent Commander Colding delivered informal addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Schley
Palestine
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
M Schley
Colding
Admiral Schley Plans Deer Hunt at St Catherine Island
Admiral Schley and several others attended a talk described as genial and humorous. He will hunt deer Friday morning on St Catherine Island, a private game preserve well stocked, though he says he has never killed a deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Schley
St. Catherine Island
St. Catherine
Colombia buys steamer Chuchuito for gunboat use
The Colombian government purchased the steamer Chuchuito from Pacific Steam Navigation. Artillery will be mounted and 3000 troops stationed in Panama ready to deploy from Buenaventura if needed. Reports say Liberal gunboat Padilla fired on a sailing vessel, and General Matos traveled to Barranquilla aboard the Liberatador. Some believe Colombia supports the Liberatador’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Colombia
Galveston
Tex
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
General Pinzon
Chuchuito
Darien
Savamilla
Pinzon
Panama
Padilla
Cauca
Alban
Buenaventura
Pacific
Liberatador
Matos
Venezuela
Castro
Barranquilla
Patrick and Molineux Bond in Tombs as Model Prisoners
Albert T. Patrick and Roland B. Molineux have become close companions in the Tombs prison. They share a cell facing each other on murderers row and are described as aristocrats of the Tombs by the keepers. Patrick is called shrewd by jailers and faces trial next Monday in the general sessions court, with Cantwell Menson Brederick K House as counsel and Jaimes W. Osborn assisted by F. P. Garvan prosecuting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert T. Patrick
Roland B. Molineaux
Patrick
Charles F. Jones
Court of General Sessions
Cantwell & Menson Brederick K House
As- Liscauessociice
Jaimes W. Osborne
F. P. Garvan
Kaiser Wilhelm II To Name World's Largest Steamship
Berlin dispatch reports the North German Lloyd line is finishing the largest steamship ever built. Christened Kaiser Wilhelm II by Emperor William, the vessel aims to cross the Atlantic in under five days, with a 24 1 2 knot speed, 707 feet long and 40 000 horsepower. It will carry 1283 cabin passengers, 754 steerage, and a 545 crew under Captain Engelhart, costing about 3 570 009 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
North German Lloyd Company
Atlantic
Emperor William
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Stettin
Lizard Head
Sland
Englehart
Hazlett Abandons Anti-Imperialist Stand After Philippines Visit
Dr A L Hazlett member of McKinley commission on Philippine moral conditions, after returning from Manila, says he went there as anti expansionist but now believes the U S should hold the islands and aid them. He praises American efforts to suppress vice and uphold morals and predicts two generations of antipathy toward Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
A. L. Hazlett
McKinley
Philippines
Manila
CAPT MINTYRE S FATE BRISTOL SURVIVAL HOPE ENDS
Port Townsend Washington January 15 A glimmer of hope for Capt James McIntyre and the Bristol survivors vanished with the Cottage City arrival The survivor picker Capt Wallace believes the crew likely went down when the ship slid from the reef Even if they had a small boat the sea was too fierce Only chance remaining is possible reach to Port Simpson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Wash
James McIntyre
Bristol
Cottage City
Wallace
Port Simpson
Roosevelt and Cabinet Visit Corcoran Gallery Plans
President Roosevelt and cabinet members toured the Corcoran gallery in Washington on January 15 and reviewed drawings by the beautification committee for the national Capitol. He expressed delight and urged that the committee’s views be carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Corcoran Gallery of Art
National Capitol
Poor Mill Business In Salem Mill Meeting Report
Salem January 15 annual meeting of Naumkear Steam Cotton Mills reports a year’s loss around 15000. Indicates low profitability for New England cotton manufacturing last year due to high raw material prices and reduced trade with the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Naumkear
New England
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet Promises One Day Cure
Advertisement claims a cold can be cured in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet. States druggists refund money if no cure and includes E. W. Grove signature on each box. 26 percent (implied price or tax) noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Foraker Re-elected to U S Senate by Ohio Legislature
Columbus, Jan 15 The Ohio Legislature in joint session formally ratified J B Foraker's reelection to the U S Senate. In acceptance he spoke of enemies, enduring Republican unanimity, and national progress since six years ago noting Europe's industrial issue and the goal to balance trade while expanding American power. He praised McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. B. Foraker
U. S. Senate
Foraker
Ohio
Europe
United States
Inter-Oceanic Canal
Insular
Cuba
McKinley
Increased Stock Asked in Boston Railways Hearing
Boston officials heard two requests for stock increases by the Boston and Northern Railway and the Old Colony Street Railway. London? The petitioners cited completed extensions of street railways and cost schedules. An expert appraiser deemed the increases reasonable, and the commission took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston & Northern Railway Company
Old Colony Street Railway
Bentley W. Warren
Massachusetts Electric Companies
Hodges
Warren
Railway Employes Choose Chicago as Future HQ
The Brotherhood of Railway Employes votes to set Chicago as its future headquarters with a May 1904 convention there. Officers will use railroading nomenclature. The union also plans organizing chapters in Portland, San Francisco, Albuquerque, Omaha, Helena, Kansas City, Denver, Fort Worth, St Paul, Chicago, St Louis, Little Rock, New Orleans, Indianapolis, Columbia, Nashville, Atlanta, Washington, Pittsburgh, New York, Boston, Montreal and Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Brotherhood of Railway Employes
Chicago
Portland
Albuquerque
Omaha
Helena
Kansas City
Denver
Fort Worth
St. Paul
St. Louis
Little Roek
New
Cleveland Electric Railway elects officers at annual meeting
At the Cleveland Electric Railway Co. annual meeting Henry A. Everett was re elected president. George S. Russell cashier of the Bank of Commerce was elected treasurer succeeding E W Moore who retires from the treasurership and board of directors Calvary Morris was chosen to replace Moore on the board. Both Morris and Russell represent Cleveland bankers interests in the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Electric Railway Co
Big Consolidated System
Henry A. Everett
Everett- Moore Syndicate
George S. Russell
Bank of Commerce
E. W. Moore
Calvary Morris
Morris and Russell
Cleveland Bankers
San Sebastian Riots Over Bull-Torture Holiday Prompted by Ban
In San Sebastian Spain on January 15 authorities banned the annual bull torment tradition triggering riots. A mob attacked the town hall residences and gendarmerie barracks while shots were fired. Troops charged the rioters and many arrests were reported as injuries and property damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Sebastian
Spain
Masonry ad practice called out at Connecticut conclave
Frederick S. Stevens of Bridgeport told the Connecticut Grand Lodge conclave that independent groups operating under Masonry’s umbrella violate the spirit of lodge regulations against Masonic advertising. He urged action after the failure of the Masonic Mutual Benefit association of Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Frederick S. Stevens
Bridgeport
Grand Lodge of Masons of Connecticut
Masonic Mutual Benefit Association of
Connecticut
Grand Lodge
Berlin officers seek assignment with Prince Henry to the United States
German naval officers seek posts with Prince Henry aboard the Hohenzollern and many nobles press to join the voyage. With accommodations tight the prince’s suite may be enlarged, delaying sailing due to space limits on the imperial yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prince Henry
United States
Hohenzollern
Van Reypen Retires From Navy Medical Bureau
Washington reports Rear Admiral W K Van Reypen will retire January 25 with the rank of senior rear admiral. The move is voluntary. Medical Inspector Presley M Rixey, now a commander, will succeed him and hold the rank of rear admiral while chief of the bureau of medicine and surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. K. van Reypen
Naval Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
van Reypen
Presley M. Rixey
Admiral van Reypen
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Rightful hero resolution backed Schley in Santiago battle
Jackson Mississippi January 15 both houses unanimously adopted a resolution declaring Rear Admiral Schley the rightful hero of the battle of Santiago and entitled to the unfailing gratitude of his country The resolution endorses Admiral Dewey’s report in the Schley court of inquiry and condemns the majority report of the other court members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Schley
Santiago
Dewey
Police Dogs of Ghent Patrol the Belgian Streets
In Ghent the police dog has become a trusted member of the town constabulary. Trained by M. Van Weseman, dogs learn to seek attack seize and hold without injuring. They progress from dummy figures to living models then real officers, with life saving and wall scaling skills, costing about £60 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
London
Whitechapel
Kent Road
Ghent
M. van Weseman
J. E. Whitby
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