Buntings and Zions edge by Billerica club on grounds
In Saturday cricket, United States Bunting reserves lost to North Billerica CC 43 to 25 on their grounds. Highlights include Greenwood and Haigh exchanges, Ballington, Radcliffe, and Butterfield sacking multiple batsmen, with Brown and Whitehall contributing runs, while Sanford Past defeats Sanford Present 100 to 45 at Mohair grounds with Harrison and Moseley players noted.
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United States
North
North Billerica C. C
North Billerica
Greenwood
Haigh
Simpson Aspin
Bradley
Hurst
Simpson
Ballington
Davis
Bailey
Butterfield
Townson
Simpson Whitehall
Radcliffe
Butterfield Rum
Brown
Burcvar
Creecces
Sanfords
Mohair
Sanford
Methuenes 45 Zions 18 in Saturday match
Methuen defeated the Zions 45 to 18 as Tonge and Hoyle starred with the ball while the Zions batsmen struggled. Players listed include Hamer Saxon W. Hamer Hadley Kilburn Chippendale Midgley Haworth and Nelson with Tonge and Saxon taking many wickets.
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Methuens
Zions
Tonge and Hoyle
The
Methuen
Hamer
Tonge
Callahan
Ibw
Robertshaw
Saxon
Hoyle
W. Hamer
Hadley
Hoyle Thittaker
Kilburn
Hoyle Extras
Chippendale
J. Hamer
Saxon Hoyle
Midgley
W. Hamer Hawarth
Nelson ¢ Wilkinson
W. Hamer Maden
Haworth
Seeneee
Sanfords entertain 100 at St Josephs hall outing
The Sanford cricket club hosted the past Sanfords and friends, over 100 guests, at St Josephs hall on Dutton street Saturday night. The Sanfords departed yesterday on the 6 p.m. train via Lawrence and Kennebunk. A bad nose cut to wicket keeper William Woffender marred the evening.
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Sanford Cricket Club
St. Joseph's Hall
Dutton Street
Lawrence
Kennebunk
William Woffender
BUNTINGS 71 FITCHBURG 52 IN CRICKET LEAGUE GAME
Buntings defeated Fitchburg 71 to 52 as batsmen and bowlers mix in a chaotic score line. Notable scores include Burns taking multiple wickets and Patrick contributing key runs. extras push total higher. Post match, Waterhouse McCormick and Barnes expected to bat in remaining innings as standings update.
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Buntings
Fitchburg
Bunting Cricketers
U . Patrick
Smith
Bothwell
Barber
Ferguson
Nicholson
Carr
Milton
Ligon
Bailey
Asquith
J. Waterhouse
J. McCormick
Barnes
Wamesits Fall to T. R. and Ts in Billerica Wrangle
The Wamesits traveled to North Billerica Saturday for a game against the T. R. and Ts. Umpire calls sparked a wrangle as the visitors disputed the decision.
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North Billerica
T. R
Billerica
Perrys
Sacred Heart
Belvidere
Fort Hill
Maloney
Patton
Battery
Doyle
Roan
Sacred Hearts
Uneeda Boat Club Opens New Berwick Quarters on Concord River
The Uneeda Boat Club held a Saturday opening at its Berwick quarters on Clifton street by the Concord river. Guests enjoyed games, a special quartet and solos, and a large American flag received from Butler Ames. Club founders, about 10 members grew to 20, raising funds to buy two acres with waterfront and easy trolley access. Officers include President W. H. Walker and Secretary M. Gorman. The gathering ended with a group rendition of The Star Spangled Banner.
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Uneeda Boat Club
Berwick
Clifton Street
Concord
Cornelius Hickey
Michael Gorman
John Hamilton
Joseph Murphy
Messrs. Whitworth
Gorman
James Walker
Butler Ames
Josiah Dow
W. H. Walker
William Widland
Big Picnic Draws Over Thousand At St Peters Haggett Pond
St Peters church annual outing at Haggett's pond drew a crowd exceeding 1000 on Saturday afternoon. Lowell road race drew about 30 wheelmen from the Lowell tavern, one minor accident with a broken fork but no injuries. L Dozois led the field to Haggett's pond, P Delphond won the time prize in 17 minutes. Elms defeated Emmetts 27 to 7 in the day’s field sports with viewing by local officials.
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St. Peter's Church
Haggett’s Pond
Lowell
Lowell Tavern
Charles Connors
M. H. Rogers
L. Dozois
P. Delphond
The
Elms
Emmetts
Haggett's Pond
Niland
Kearns
Cronin
John Regan
Peter J. Brady
Daniel J. Donahue
John W. McEvoy
John J. O'Connor
Peter H. Donahue
Peter Hi. Savage
James BE. Donnelly
Thomas J
J. King
P. McNally
J. O'Neil
John Earle
Tony Fratus
Bhoe
John McMahon
Jo Carrol
Julia Sullivan
Cassie Tobin
May Conway
John — Jeilison
Fred Lepan
Roddy Quirbach
The American Hog in Commerce and Politics Parlor Talk
A. K. Fiske argues the 1900 census will reveal hog populations as a key driver of U.S. trade and domestic life. He notes the United States holds about 69 million hogs, exports vast pork products, and shapes relations with Britain, Germany, and others, framing hogs as a national economic pillar.
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Germany
United States
Mulhell
Washington Monument
Austria-Hungary
Russia
France
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
Asia
Africa
Europe
North America
South America
Kingdom of
Belgium
Wilhelm
Great West
Daniel Webster
Rochester
A. K. Fiske
Speed Trial Planned for Imperial Russian Cruiser Variag Off Boon Island
The Imperial Russian cruiser Variag leaves Cramp's shipyard at 9 for a measured ten mile trial course off Boon Island to determine standardizing screw revolutions. Two six hour runs follow if weather permits, with notable passengers including Joseph G. Cannon and Cramp family representatives aboard. Edwin E. Cramp conducts the trial for the builders as the ship heads toward Boston and the New England coast.
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Philadelphia
Variag
Cramps
New England
Boston
Boon Island
New Hampshire
Khown
Ishé
Varfag
E. N. Stchenovitch
Inspection Board
V. O. Behr
W. Baron Fersen
P. £. Tchernigovski
M. I. Barhakin
P. P. Makedonsky
K. Kraft
A. I. Franzkevitch
M.C. Leykoff
A. A. Zohrt
Foul play suspected in Hine death at sea
The body of Charles Hine of Milford N H was found in the sound near Bridgeport on July 21 with signs of decomposition and possible foul play. Elmer F Hine of Orange Conn confirmed identification. He last boarded a sound steamer at New London May 2 bound for a shipment to Dr C E Latimer of Brooklyn. Hine had over $60 on him but only 16 cents remained. He was recently married and described as sober and industrious. Relatives suspect he was robbed and thrown overboard. A shipping order showed he left New Hampshire for Boston on April 29.
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Bridgeport, Conn
Charles H. Hine
Milford
N. H
Elmer F. Hine
Orange, Conn
New London
C. E. Latimer
Brooklyn
Orange
New Hampshire
Boston
Hine
C. B. Latimer
Clinton Street
Idaho Populists Name Full Ticket in Bear Lake Lead
Pocatello Idaho July 22 The Populists have nominated a full ticket headed by T L Glenn of Bear Lake for Congressman and J L Ballentine of Blaine county for Governor Capt Frank W Hunt of Lemp county who served in the Philippines with the volunteers was nominated for Governor on the 18th ballot by the Democrats Judge C O Stockslager named for supreme court justice The Silver Republicans nominated Fred L Dubois for United States Senator and J Barrett for secretary of state
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Pocatello
Idaho
T. L. Glenn
Bear Lake
J. L. Ballentine
Blaine County
Frank W. Hunt
Lemp County
Philippines
C. O. Stockslager
Supreme Court
Fred. L. Dubois
United States
Americans Win One Prize in Paris Amateur Contests
Paris July 22. The World amateur championships at the Paris exposition ended with six events. Americans competed in three and won only one, the 200 metres flat race. Tewksbury and Pritchard led a three-man sprint finish, with Tewksbury beating Pritchard by six inches. Other events saw Germans and Frenchmen high in the standings as Orton, Hill, and Hall represented the United States without top finishes. England won the 5000 metres team race with Bennet and Rimner leading France by two places.
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Paris
A. C. Kraenzlein
University of Pennsylvania
Rau
Pritchard
Klingerer
Richard Sheldon
Cremier
Basset
Saint-Cyr
Wm. J. Holland
University of Georgetown
Walter B. Tewksbury
Rowley
New South Wales
America
Tewksbury
Holland
George W. Orton
United States
Duhweyr
Christensen
Dane
Delivre
Orton
Maxwell E. Long
New York A. C
David C. Hall
Brown University
Lemontier
Renier
Koppin
Werkmuller
Moulinet
Hall
Sevestre
Koeppan
Werkmutler
France
England
Bennett
Rimner
Michael challenge aims at Manhattan Beach race for purse
Jimmy Michael the cycle champion responds to Johnny Nelson's Boston challenge. He will race Nelson or his manager James C Kennedy next Saturday at Manhattan Beach for a forfeit of 500 to 2500 dollars a side if Nelson or his manager agrees to meet Michael's manager and post the forfeit.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Michael
Boston
Johnny Nelson
Chicago
Nelson
James C. Kennedy
Michael
Manhattan Beach
Washington Park to Double Added Money for 1901 Meeting
Washington Park club directors in Chicago announce dates from June 24 to July 22 for a summer meeting in 1901 and plan to increase added money across multiple stakes. The American Derby rises to 20000 pounds, Sheridan stakes 4000, Hyde Park stakes 5000, turf handicap 4000, Wheeler handicap 7500, with four new stakes adding 8000, totaling 68000 in added money.
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Chicago
Washington Park Club
Jimmy Michael Wins 20-Mile Pace Race in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on July 21 Jimmy Michael defeated Floyd McFarland in a 20 mile paced race. Michael finished with a time near one hour and the event carried a prize of $1,000.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Michael
Floyd McFarland
Saturday League Results From Major Cities
Brooklyn hosts Cincinnati 6 to 5, New York over St. Louis 8 to 5, Boston and Chicago 9 to 0, Philadelphia 3, Pittsburg 0.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Scoring Rundown From Weekend Baseball Pairings
At Chicago Chicago five and Cleveland five. Syracuse six. Hartford at Montreal nine. Rochester eight in tenth. Providence nine. Springfield one. Detroit six. Minneapolis four. Milwaukee Buffalo seven. Milwaukee at Kansas City Indianapolis six. Kansas City two.
Hockey Scoreboard Interleaves Wins Across Cities
In Cleveland Chicago edged Cleveland 2 1 while Indianapolis defeated Kansas City 3 0. Detroit blanked Minneapolis 11 2. Buffalo beat Milwaukee 3 2. Toronto swept Syracuse 5 3 after Montreal won two games against Rochester 4 3 and 8 7. Providence shut out Springfield 4 0. Worcester overwhelmed Hartford 12 2.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Detroit
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Toronto
Syracuse
Montreal
Rochester
Providence
Springfield
Worcester
Hartford
Accident Relief Ad on Roadside Tarmac
Distressed travelers suffer frequent minor injuries on the road with bruises stings and sprains. Dr Thomas’s Electric Oil promises instant pain relief and urges immediate use before waiting for help or medical care.
Probate Court notices estate of William B Whitcomb
In Middlesex County Vermont William B Whitcomb deceased had estate including deposits of 400 dollars plus interest in Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank and 400 dollars plus interest in City Institution for Savings Lowell. Executor Will A Whitcomb seeks license to receive or sell these assets. Court in Cambridge on July 24 1900 to hear cause. Publication required weekly for three weeks in Lowell Daily Courier.
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William B. Whitcomb
Barre
Washington
Middlesex
Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank
City Institution For Savings
Lowell
Cone of Middlesex
Cambridge
Lowell Daily Courier
Cuarurs J. McIntire
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Register
Boston Philadelphia Steamship Co Tri weekly Excursion
Excursion notice for a grand summer trip on Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Co with tri weekly sailings. From Boston to Philadelphia depart Tuesday Thursday Saturday evenings. return from Philadelphia Monday Wednesday Friday evenings. Ships include Grecian Indian Parthian Spartan with roomy decks and fine meals. Fare 10 dollars, excursion 18 dollars with meals and berth. Agents listed in Boston and Philadelphia.
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Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Co
Boston
Philadelphia
Philadelpia
Oston
Iday
Comany
Atlantic Seaboard
E. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Mass
George C. Eckhardt
South
Delaware Ave
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Fords
U. 8
Bunting Reserves
Fi Simpson
Ec Ballington
Cudworth
Radcliffe Smith
Watson
Carpenter
Whitworth
Hird
Hogg
T. Southam
Tuttle
Moseley, Jr
Aveyard
Heaton
Bingley
Tuttle Mearwe
Pattle
Esceee
Harrison
Woese Cave
Parkinson
Shuttleworth Southam
J. Southam
Taylor
Bingley Moseley, Sr
Stirks
Moss
T. Southam Hogg
Georges Manning
Brooks
T. Southam Moseley, Jr
Frith
Zion
Fitchburgs
H. Asquith
Burns
R. Bothwell
Patrick
E. Carr
Charlton
Ellison
Nichoson
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B. C
Patrick Charlton
Ogden
J. Sangster
Gath
A. Smith
Cricket League
Fred Grover
Tyngs Island
Links
Mauve
Grover
P. C
Ethuen
Irs
Dr. Howland
Gross. Hep
Grover Hate
Dr. Bowers Seeee
Teen Naan
Gouldin
A. K. Chadwick
Dr. Ranney Wee
T. Whittier
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Corwin
Darby Tenee Wee
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Probate Court
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Cliff Street
N.Y
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Merrimack Street
Harvard
T. H. Boyle & Co
Bray
Arthur Rhodes
Courier-Citizen Building
C. B. Coburn & CO
Market Strea
George E. Stanley
Old Colony
Boston and
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Portland
Old Orchard Beach
White Mountains
State of
Siezmehig
Dingley
Bay State
India Wharf
Grand Trunk
Boston& Maine
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Queenstown
Liverpool
Hoosac Tunnel
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Denis Murphy
Appeton St
O. R. Bernson
Gorham St
F B. Leeds
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J. F. O’ Donnell
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Femnebee Sleinbodt
Lincoln Wharf
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Frederick A. Jones
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