Clinton Beats Lowell 3 to 1 In Local Hockey Contest
Clinton defeats Lowell 3 to 1 at Clinton rink with strong defense and pressure in Lowell territory. Key players include Farrell and Lincoln for Clinton, Lewis and Jean for Lowell. attendance about 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Lowell
Farrell
Lewis
Jean
Cunningham
Lewis Lincoln
Hart Farrell
Jean Gardner
Holderness
Cashman
G Fox
Lincoln
Fox
Connolly
imer—Hartwell
Portland Beats Lawrence In Tight Defensively Played Game
Portland defeats Lawrence for the second time this week in a defensive struggle. The score was tied at the end of the second period. Portland pulled away in 15 minutes of play to win 5-3. Players listed include Warner Campbell Gavitt Canavan Wiley Cameron Mallory Tibbetts and Gavitt scored for Portland with Campbell and Warner contributing in tight pacing. Attendance 600. Referee O'Brien. Other college scores noted: Clinton 8 Lowell 1 and Plymouth 5 Lawrence 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Lawrence
Warner
Jason Campbell
Gavitt Canavan
Cec Wiley Cameron
Phillips Mallory
G Tibbetts
Jason
Ortland
Canavan
Awrence
Campbell
Ee Ae
Ibbetts
Mallory
Foul—Wiley
O’brien
Dyer
Clinton in Lowell Tonight Sparks Local Interest
Fragmentary notes mention Clinton visiting Lowell and Salem moving forward while Plymouth is described as the weakest in the league. References to Hipson missing running mate Roberts, and a vague link to a Lewiston team and RicGilvary telegraphing a sponsor’s learning appear, though details are incomplete.
New England League Batting Averages Released
Secretary Morse公布本夏新英格蘭聯盟球員打擊率。前十名早已知曉，後段球員因防止另一聯賽挖角而長期不公開。由 Bangor 的 J. Kelley 首居 48 場，Hayward 次之，Smith 主管最具貢獻，73 場出賽成績為 36.3。Portland 的 Conroy 34.8，Lowell 的 Merritt 與 Lake 並列 33.9。 Manchester 的 Fred Doe、Hickey、O'Brien 等熟面孔皆在名單，O'Brien 因病中斷。
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
New England
J. Kelley
Bangor
Hayward
Buffalo
Burnhan
John Smith
Smith
Conroy
Portland
Merritt
Lake
Lowell
Fred Doe
Kelley
Manchester
Hickey
O'Brien
Henry Lynch
Joyce
Lew
Dee
Lew Wee
Dillon
Low
Low O
Guiheen
Shea, N
Wise
Lew Heevee
Wiley
Stackpole H
Aia
Barry
P. See
Bunyan
Ross
A. Lew
See
McGinley
Murphy
McIntyre
Shincel
M. H
Clark
Burrill
P. Eteee
Curtis
Newenham
Beville
Welch
P. Oeates
A. N
Hanscomb
Kane, M
White
McLaughlin, Low
Nevers
Allard
P. Regan
Low P
Boardman
Nelson B . Ete
Ee Wees
Kane, Lew
Cameron
Pollard
McCloud
Me Connors
Lew A Nee
W. Driscoll
Seeeee
Volz
Sheets
Dorsey H Vienedead
Whiting
Sea
Kearney
Moran
Blackman
Girard
Girard, N Seers
Allen
Gildea
H. N
O'Neil
Long
Pwea Reene
Kerins
H. M
Gokey
Noceseces
Bridgham
Lent
Meeeee “i
Farrell
O Coveney
Connolly
Labell Ps Aay Ocses Vist
Thompson
Se Eeeee
Derwin
H See En Ween A
Eeeeee
Coughlin
Brown
Moore
Towne
Polo and basketball notes from Worcester elegram era
Retirement and management shifts in polo stir debates as Upton and Farrell shape plans for Lowell and Huntington hall debuts loom. Transfers from Lewiston to Portland and Salem’s reform, while Worcester’s Mechanics Hall surface shows home advantage over visiting teams in late games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mechanics Hall
C A C Juniors Triumph Over Lowell Boys 16 to 6
In a fast game at the Chippewu Athletic club the C A C Juniors defeated Lowell Boys club 16 to 6. Lineup includes McFadden Morris Morrison Wright Dudley Rourke Dudley Mason Fitzpatrick McGrath with floor goals by McFadden two Dudley Wright Dorothy Morrison two and Rourke. McFadden also six free throws. Referee Gerdiner. Attendance logged at 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewu Athletic Club
Lowell Boys’ Club
Co. A. C
L. B. C. Wright
Seaers
McFadden
Morrison Dorothy Cec
Rourke Dudley
Mason Fitzpatrick
McGrath
Dudley Wright
Dorothy
Morrison
Rourke
Gerdiner
Basketball scores from the YMCA hall last night
The Whites defeated the Purples 17 to 12 while the Blues beat the Morons 9 to 4. Tonight the Whites play Lawrence and Centrals face North Chelmsford at the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Purples
Blues
Maroons
Lawrence
Centrals
North Chelmsford
Cambridge to Lowell in P A C clash sparks bets
Basketball notes claim ref Charles Connors is underused while Davis receives most assignments. Cambridge faces Lowell in a Saturday night matchup, with Lowell fans betting Cambridge will lose. A 200 member Cambridge delegation is expected to travel, boosting home crowd support. Lynch and Field join P A C forces as strong additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Lowell
Lowell High Defeats Vesper Club 7 to 4 on Ice
At Tyngs Island yesterday afternoon the Lowell High school team defeated the Vesper Country club team by seven to four in an ice hockey game.
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Tyng’s Island
Lowell High School
Vesper Country Club
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Promo
An old advertisement claims Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. It promises a refund if it fails and notes E. W. Grove's signature on each box. Sold by all druggists for five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Fall River in Ball Town Ambitions
The Lowell Sporting News correspondent notes Fall River’s strong ball town heritage and proposes Sunday games by crossing to Mt. Hope Rhode Island. It argues Fall River’s larger population gives it a bigger talent pool than Lawrence, and that magnates judge Mr Parsons on polo success and aim to build a football town in the Spicket City but decide to continue plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
The
Sporting News
Fall River
Mt. Hope
R. I
Lawrence
Parsons
Cross and Blackwell Pickles and Cigars Ad Lineup
An old advertisement lists items including English pickles Best 10c cigars 16 oz bottles Ammon and vanilla and lemon extracts 2 oz bottles, a quart bottle salad oil, olives at half price per quart and various small price tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross & Blackwell
Lawrence Base Ball Prospects Loom Large in 19th Century Comments
The Lawrence baseball outlook is bleak slogans claim the team is the poorest bleachers sitters in the city. Parsons is praised to inject life once his squad forms a competitive lineup. The Haverhill Gazette hopes Parsons proves himself with a capable Lawrence club amid rivalries with Lowell and Manchester stands. Portland remains a wild card as John Wiley must bolster his squad, while Fred Doe’s move to Dover could spark a winning combination if funding appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Parsons
Haverhill Gazette
Fall River
Lowell
Haverhill
Smith
Manchester
Portland
John Wiley
Fred Doe
Lewiston
Dover
Fred
Belvideres Triumph Over Stonehams on Stoneham Lanes
The Belvideres defeated the Stonehams of Stoneham by 60 pins in a late night match at Stoneham. Despite poor lighting on unfamiliar alleys, Belvideres played strongly. Next match slated for East Merrimack Street alleys next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonehams
Stoneham
Belvideres
East Merrimack Street
Simpson and Rowland win 85 pin Mercantile league clash
In the Mercantile league series at Les Miserables alleys last night Simpson and Rowland defeated Swift and Bailey by 85 pins. The match showcased strong spare conversion and decisive finishes from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Rowland
Swift and Bailey
Mineola hires Barr to sail 70 foot boat next season
Announcement from New York states Captain Charles Barr, skipper of Columbia, will sail August Belmont's 70 foot Mineola next season. Mineola, once among the fastest of her type, had been outpaced by Cornelius Vanderbilt's Rainbow late last season. Captain Parker previously led the Rainbow in the German Emperor's cutter Meteor, and Rainbow will be commanded this year by Captain Spinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Barr
Columbia
Shamrock Sr
August Belmont
Mineola
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Parker
Spinney
King Edward's rivals in English horse racing duel
American owners led by James R. and Foxhall Keene, William Co. Whitney, William K. Vanderbilt, and Richard Croker plan to challenge King Edward in upcoming British races, eyeing the Derby and other events. Lord Marcus Beresford to run the royal stable with Danny Maher to ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Edward
Edward
England
Atlantic
James R. and
Foxhall Keene
William Co. Whitney
William K. Vanderbilt
Richard Croker
Little
Isle
Danis Sam
Marcus Beresford
London
William Beresford
Royal Stable
Danny Maher
Young Corbett denies Louisville fight report
Louisville reports that "Young Corbett" denied agreeing to fight the Sullivan Me tavern winner on February 22 in Louisville. He said his manager is not with him and he does not plan to fight again until next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Young Corbett
Corbett
Boxing Match Set for West End Club Bout
New London reports Austin Rice and Kid Broad drawn to box 20 rounds at the West End club in St. Louis Missouri on February 10. The agreed weight is 126 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Austin Rice
Kid Broad
West End
St. Louis
Heavy Sleet Storm Devastates Little Rock
A three day sleet and rain storm in Little Rock causes over 400000 in damage, cripples business districts, and destroys five thousand shade trees. Telecommunication lines, poles, and wires are down citywide, with Western Union and Southern Telephone lines severely affected. The storm halts most city operations and isolates the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Western Union
Southern Telephone and Telegraph Company
Wireless Wizard Transmits From Sea on Marconi Voyage
Falmouth England January 29 Marconi began wireless communication with the Lizard while the steamer Philadelphia carried him. The Daily Express London sent a welcoming message and Marconi thanked them before requesting American news. A sequence of items for Richard Croker and others followed and the conversation marked the first wireless telegraph interview with the inventor. He planned to establish wireless stations in Ireland and beyond for trans Atlantic communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
England
Marconi
Philadelria
Daily Express
Tondon
Marcon
Richard Croker
Philadelphia
Ireland
Death by self asphyxiation reported in Boston
Mrs Bertha Siber is reported to have killed herself by asphyxiation in Boston on January 29. The method involved closing windows and doors and using gas, indicating a deliberate act rather than an accident or natural death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Siber
Boston
Warrant Out for Trolley Magnate Ellis Wainwright
Judge Wood issues a bench warrant for Ellis Wainwright president of the St. Louis Brewing Co and director of the St Louis and Suburban Co. He is in New York so arrest could not be made. Grand jury investigates Central Traction bribery tied to 1896 1898 cases with 28 delegates subpoenaed. Charles H Turner questioned by grand jury. additional warrants and arrests expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Wood
Ellis Wainwright
St. Louis Brewing Co
St. Louis and Suburban Company
Wainwright
New York
Central Traction Railway
Grand Jury
Folk
Charles H. Turner
Hancock
Ex-Gov Rollins Hosts NH Staff at Beacon Street Dinner
Boston reports former New Hampshire Governor Frank W. Rollins feasted with a 14-member staff party at the University Club on Beacon Street. The gathering included his former officials and guests, lasting several hours in a convivial setting. Meanwhile in Louisville Admiral Schley faced a heavy sleet storm as 2000 attendees greeted him at the board of trade activities, with lunch at the Penderinis club and an evening banquet for about 200 guests. Marion E. Taylor presided as toastmaster with speakers on Louisville and Kentucky topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frank W. Rollins
New Hampshire
University Club
Beacon St
Louisville
Admiral Schley
Board of Trade
Penderinis Club
Admiral Ws
Marion E. Taylor
Harry Weissinger
Beckham
Commonwealth of Kentucky
T. C. Gatchings
Missisippi
A. Ti. Wilson
Two Burglars Killed in Gallipolis Robbery Attempt
In Gallipolis Ohio on January 29 two burglars and two criminals were killed in a raid on Mrs. Mary Priest a wealthy widow. Deputy Sheriff W S Mannering was seriously wounded and Marshal Peter Fritzerwald of Athens was perhaps mortally wounded. Athens officers and local police had been tipped off and waited at the widow's house. A battle erupted when the robbers appeared leaving the two criminals dead and two officers wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
W. S. Mannering
Peter Fritzerwald
Athens
Mary Priest
British Government appoints admiral as New South Wales governor
London January 29 The government has named Vice Admiral Sir Harry H. Rawson governor of New South Wales. He commanded the Channel Squadron from 1898 to 1901 making this the first admiral to head a British colony. The move is noted as a navy sore point finally eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harry H. Rawson
Channel Squadron
New South Wales
France confronts depopulation as premier opens commission
Paris reports Premier Waldeck-Rousseau opening a parliamentary commission to investigate France’s depopulation. He calls births too few and deaths too high over 50 years, urging study of infant mortality and birth increase measures while planning to turn findings into legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Parliamentary
France
Duel in Dalmatia Leaves Montenegro Prince Wounded
Special despatches from Vienna report a duel at Cattaro Dalmatia between hereditary Prince Danilo Alexander of Montenegro and his brother Prince Mirko. Mirko ridiculed Princess Jutta the Duchess of Kecklenbourg. Danilo Alexander was slightly wounded and later visited the Italian court with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vienna
Cattaro
Dalmatia
Austria-Hungary
Montenegro
Danilo- Alexander
Princ Mirko
Mirko
Jutta
Kecklenbourg
Danilo Alexander
New England Chautauqua Assembly Adjourns in Boston
An adjourned meeting in Wesleyan Hall Boston chaired by Hon B B Johnson discussed whether to hold an assembly this year at Montwall. John Graham offered aid was debated. a committee including Rev W B Fiske Rev George T South Boston Edgar Potter and F G Small was appointed to assess grounds and costs for Feb 10 report. It seems unlikely the assembly will be held this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Chautauqua
Wesley'n Hall
Boston
B. B. Johnson
Montwall
John Graham
W. B. Fiske
Somerville
George T
Edgar Potter
F. G Small
J. B. U King
Cochituate
M. H. A. Evan
Stearns
Framingham
Literary Notes on Lagerlof Hugo and Magazine Changes
Selma Lagerlof finishes a new work Jerusalem with American rights held by McClure Phillips. The centenary of Victor Hugo’s birth is marked by Kenyon Wet in The Outlook with a personal critical piece and portrait. St Nicholas shifts to a big short story format and subscription gains follow. Rudyard Kipling’s The Islanders appears in World's Work for the first American printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Lagerlof
Jerusalem
McClure, Phillips & Co
Victor Hugo
Hugo
Kenyon Wet
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Plymouth
Salem
R Roberts
Furbush
Mechilvary
Murphy, Ormerly
Hipson
Cusick
Tarrant
Roberts
McGilvary
Burgess
Steferee -Furbush
Beaman
Portley
Ptlymouth
Polo League
Wootke
Whipple Heffernan
Daly
Barnlett
Hadley
BALEM
Bannon
Alem
Wodtke
Worcester Daly Wee
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Sane
Ipple
Whipple
Pierce
Heffernan
McGeachy imer—Donovan
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Falem
Tenee
Plymouth Bi Smbigo
Jimmy Canavan
Silents
New York Optical Co
Harry Watts
Bridge Street
Merrimack Square
N. E. League
Vermont
Swift
Armour
Fancy
Ponce
New Orleans
Hodges
Selmon
Pillsbury’s
Hecker
Golden Crown
Doe
Huntington Hall
Sammy Upton
Upton
Gavitt
Whippie
Springfield
Malachi Kittredge
Maine
Wooltke
Whtpple
Chippewa A. C. Jrs
Y. M. C. A. Basketball
Charles Connors
Sawyer
Davis
Ellingwood’s
Huntington Hall Cambridge
Bot
Racid
Kennedy's
Boston & Maine
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Bowen
Badgell Io
Abbott
Kennedy
Seee Ol
Stoneham W. Murphy
McEnaney
Brady
Scanian Ween
Seeee Ee Ae
J. Murphy
Mercantile League
Vanderbilt
Bertha Silber
Leverett Street
Poplar Street
Wireless Wizard
Lizard
Rollins
Schley
South Framingham
St. Nicholas
Rudyard Kipline
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