Out Classed Plymouth Falls to Lowell in Hockey Clash
Plymouth was outmatched as Lowell dominated the rink 6 to 1. Hart starred for Lowell while Plymouth’s weak offense managed only two goals, one coming on a foul. Attendance reached 700 in Plymouth with multiple penalties and solid Lowell defense.
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Plymouth
Lowell
Hart
Dean’s
Smith’s
Jaques
Dodd’s
Baker’s
Falls & Burkinshaw
Iddlesex St
Lowell, Mass
Local High School Scores Reported in Two Matches
Plymouth-Lowell defeated Plymouth 6 to 1 while Clinton-Clinton routed Lawrence 10 to 2 and Worcester-Worcester won 16 to 6 against Leighton.
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Clinton
Lawrence
Wiley
H. Devlin
Lyon
Linc Clinton
Cunningham
Hadley Lawrence
Jason
Lincoln Clinton
Lincoln Lawrence
Seeeeseees Clinton
Cunningham Clinton
Farrell
Cashman
Tibbetts
Morse
Hartwell
Worcester
Lewiston
Clinton Lawrence Cunningham
Jason Lincoln
Hadley
Gavitt Hadley
Ec Lyon Garner
Wiley Cashman
Plymouth
Lowell
Polo Shots and Ticket Tips from Lewiston at Lowell
Lewiston visits Lowell tonight for polo action as Lawrence baseball signs a Lowell player. Ticket holders will use the side door to avoid main entrance lines, while Plymouth plans a town theater next season signaling polo’s final year here.
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Lawrence
Lowell
Plymouth
Opposition in Plymouth barred for Farrell
Lawrence tele gram notes Farrell is barred from playing in Plymouth as selectmen refuse his participation while multiple towns discuss lineups and players. The report cites Whipple, Jake Morse, Hart, Devlin, and Pierce, with praise and criticism across Lowell and Lawrence teams and upcoming amateur games.
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Charlie Farrell
Plymouth
Farrell
Base Ball Notes on New England League Salaries
The New England league is poised for a fast minor league structure with solid finances and higher salaries across the board. Managers expect a 25 to 50 percent raise, and Lowell players will gain accordingly. Mesager Smith of Manchester backs several players and may supply Parsons with others for Lawrence Farrell Kelly Clark and Skeets.
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New England
Lowell
Mesager Smith
Manchester
Parsons
Lawrence
Farrell
Kelly
Clark
Skeets
Smith
Sheets
Managers jockey for minor league talent across New England
Scarcity of material tightens the race among Lowell Manchester and Lawrence as managers plan to recruit top minor league performers. Manager Lake vows strong spending while seeking recommendations others stress quick, skilled players. Parsons aims to build a fast Portland like squad in Lawrence and Fred Doe moves Lewiston players to Dover to vault a strong lineup.
Championship bicycle races at the Savoy headline
Elkes defeats Butler in a three mile sprint edging ahead on the final laps with a 3.58 1-5 time while Butler wins the later three mile race in 3.37 1 5. Midget Murphy and Charles Casey race two miles but Murphy crashes out when his chain breaks and Casey finishes strong in 2.58. A bite to the nose injures Culver. Murphy and Casey race again tonight as Patsy Keegan battles Butler for three miles and Elkes seeks to break the world record in an exhibition mile.
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Savoy
Elkes
Butler
Murphy
Charles Casey
Casey
Culver
Patsy Keegan
Burkes Beat Maynard In Huntington Hall Showdown
Burkes defeated Maynard 19 to 7 in Huntington hall with Regan as a standout, dodging past rivals and leading from early on. ONeil and Donnelly also featured, while Lynch and Keevers added goals and Regan led in scoring with four goals. Attendance reached 300.
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Ti Burkes
Maynard
Huntington Hall
Burkes
Petey Regan
O'Neil
Donnelly
Regan
Harley Qualey
Holmes O'Neil
Ce Lynch
Kelliher
Keevers Donnelly
Dionne
O’niel
Lynch
Keevers
Kelliher Harley
Reevers
Davis
P. A. C. to Meet South Framingham in League Clash
Basketball notes preview a P. A. C. home league game against South Framingham at Huntington hall this Saturday. South Framingham is cited as one of the league’s speediest teams and expected to push the locals hard. The notes also mention a Monday clash between P. A. C. and Burkes, with both sides intent on reversing a prior defeat.
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South Framngham
Huntington Hall
South Framingham
Burkes
Pyramid Pie Cure Ends 30 Year Pile Suffering
Thos E Wood of Sacramento reports lasting relief after one 50 cent box of Pyramid Pie Cure cured his piles. He endured a 30 year struggle and a nearly fatal operation before relief and walking improvement from the treatment. The ad claims quick cures for all forms and offers a free mail book from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich.
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Thos. E. Wood
17Th St
Sacramento
Cal
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Reserved seats available at Ellingwood’s drug store
Last week notice informs readers that those seeking reserved seats may obtain checks at Ellingwood's drug store.
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Seatons
Ellingwood
Ellingwood's
Obituaries and social events in Tewksbury area
Funeral services for J W Goodhue were held at his North Street home with Rev C L Pierce and Rev E W Pride officiating. Interment in Centre cemetery. Ladies Aid held sociable in First Congregational vestry with piano solos by Car rie Dawson Theresa Small and John Rufie. High school social in Pickering hall with supper and games. Funeral for Mrs John S Carter held at her South Tewksbury home with Impressive services by Rev J Herbert Yeoman. duets by Harold J Patten and Ethel Fairgrieve. bearers F H Farmer J L Burtt J W Baldwin I M Locke. Burial in Centre cemetery. Undertaker Weinherk of Lowell in charge. Legislature committee and appropriation visited the State hospital to inspect proposed improvements.
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J. W. Goodhue
North Street
First Baptist Church
North Tewksbury
E. W. Pride
Andover
Centre Cemetery
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Congregational Church
Carrie Dawson
Theresa Small
John Rufie
Pickering Hall
John S. Carter
South Tewksbury
J. Herbert Yeoman
Tewksbury Centre
Harold J.patten
Ethel Fairgrieve
F.H. Farmer
J. L. Burtt
J. W. Baldwin
Ladies Sewing Circle Meets at Unitarian Society in Chelmsford
The Chelmsford Ladies' Sewing Circle of the Unitarian society held a Wednesday afternoon meeting with supper and an entertainment program. Mrs. Sarah Adams presided, with Mrs. W. S. Simons assisting in the kitchen and Mrs. Edgar F. Parkhurst and Mrs. S. H. Knight as efficient waiters. The evening featured music and readings, including Dutch selections by Mr. H. S. Perham, violin duets by Willie and Marian Adams, a recitation by Adelbert Adams, and songs by the group, with Emma L. Parkust and Belle Adams as accompanists. Birthday greetings were extended to Mrs. Rhoda Hoyt in South Street with visits from neighbors and friends, and her grandson Harry Hoyt attended.
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Unitarian Society
Sarah Adams
W. S. Simons
Edgar F. Parkhurst
S. H. Knight
H. S. Perham
Willie and
Harry Hoyt
North Chelmsford Post Letters and Local Activities
Unclaimed letters list includes Miss Mary Abber Mrs Laura Bryant Arthur Bentran Eugene Brown Joseph Scho field Jacob Hawker and J Williams. Wool sorters at George C Moores mill ready to meet any visiting basketball team. Merrimack river ice remains thin in places so walkers riders and skaters should keep off to avoid danger. John Marinel Jr finished cutting winter ice from Swans pond amount about 1200 tons. St Johns T A society plans debates in February and March and may hold a mock town meeting in March with the regular town warrant to follow.
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Mary Abber
Laura Bryant
Arthur Bentran
Eugene Brown
Joseph Schofield
Jacob Hawker
J. Williams
George C. Moore
John Marinel, Jr
Swan’s Pond
Marinel
St. John’s T. A. Society
Collar Industry Dominates Troy City Scene
About 15,000 people work in 27 Troy factories making collars and cuffs. The city, known as the Collar City, features giant and small shops along rail lines and main streets. Signs display collar industry terms and locals speak of turning pasting stitching and boxing, with merchants noting the analogy to other regional trades.
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Troy
Lansingburg
Wear Nz
Pittsburg
Solingen
Fall River
The Troy Collar and Cuff Industry Then and Now
A historical overview of Troy’s collar and cuff trade from its DIY roots to modern factories. It notes early makers including a Mrs. Brown, Ebenezer Brown, and later large-scale shops, laundry integration, mechanization, duties, and wages. It highlights women’s dominant labor, 40 mile home work reach, and strong export presence.
The Inventor of Dynamite and Universal Peace
The fifth Nobel prize tests devotion to universal peace. Nobel intended most of his fortune to fund this prize, to reward Europe’s greatest advance toward peace. He believed that increasing weapon deadliness did not motivate his plan.
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Nobel
Sweden
France
Italy
United States
Europe
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Safety on Railways Improves With Electric Signals
The dispatching staff, telegraph operators, and engineers aim to prevent accidents amid frequent rail disasters. Electric signal systems in Chicago and Eastern Illinois railways reduce reliance on written orders, with red signals warning of danger and white or green indicating right of way or clear track. Headlights on lines like Chicago and Alton and Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific enhance safety, while trials in other routes show promise for broader adoption Columbus Dispatch.
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Chicago & Eastern Isiinois
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago & Alton
America
Rock Island & Pacific
A. J. Hill
Chicago
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Columbus Dispatch
Try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Now
If troubled with weak digestion belching sour stomach or dull feeling after meals try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
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Chamberlain
To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes refunds if it fails and bears E. W. Grove’s signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Gardner predicts quick win in San Francisco bout
George Gardner, middleweight champion, trains for a January 31 match in San Francisco against Jack Ton, with high confidence in a fast victory. He references past fights, notes weight gain, and discusses potential moves east for further bouts with Jack O’Brien and Walcott, while mentioning his training team Aleck Greggains and Dave Barry. He also comments on his rumored marriage and plans after the fight.
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George Gardner
Jack Ton
Chicago
San Francisco
Gardner
Courier- Citizen
Tom
Jack Root
Carter
Root
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
England
Lowell
Walcott
Aleck Greggains
Pugilist
Dave Barry
George P. Gardner
Circulation Claims Critique By The Press Voices Caution
The Troy Press argues major papers refuse to publish circulation figures to avoid aiding dishonest rivals and misleading advertisers. It cites Honest publishers and courts in England and Troy showing affidavits often fail verification while savvy advertisers rely on reputations and actual performance. Local ads favor trusted papers over boastful claims.
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The
Scientific American
Harper & Brothers
America
New York Herald
Brooklyn Eagle
New York Staats-Zeitung
England
Troy
N. Y
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