North East League Leaders Hold Their Own Manchester Wins
New Bedford beat Manchester 5 to 4 at New Bedford. Fall River triumphed 7 to 6 over Concord. Lynn defeated Nashua 9 to 0. Fall River, Manchester, New Bedford, Concord, and Lynn top the league standings with key results across the circuit.
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Fall River
Concord
Lynn
Nashua
N. E
New Bedford
Manchester
P.C. Manchester
New Bedfor
Haverhill
Lovell
Wee
Seer
Lowell
Lynn defeats Nashua 9 to 0 in New England League
Lynn dominates Nashua 9 to 0 as Swope shuts out the visitors who used a patchwork lineup. Manchester edges New Bedford 4 to 3 with key hits from Armbruster and defensive plays. Attendance 35. game at Lynn.
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Lynn
Carrier
Manchester
New Bedford
Rend
Armbruster
Kavanaugh
Murphy
Kwaul
Friend
Leith
Coje
Struc
Jays—Taylor
Valdois
Smith
Ane
Kerins
Lowell, Haverhill faceoff. Sherwood shines, Connors risky
The Diamond notes Lowell at Haverhill with Cross dominant on the mound. Sherwood of Nashua impresses as a pitcher though fielding lapses hurt outfield chances. Umpires Moran and McCloud receive mixed reviews as Kerins and Stafford perform steadily amid Memorial Day attendance in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Sherwood
Nashua
Lowell
Bunting and Mohair Cricket clubs plan weekend matches
The Bunting crease committee met at Arlington hotel and named first eleven to face West Indies on June 3 at Wigginville. West Indies, boasting a strong, colored squad, aim to beat the Buntings on their crease. Also listed are second string squads, travel details, and officials for Mohair Cricket club activities including a July 15 field day with new members and changes in secretaries.
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Arlington Hotel
West Indias
Wigginville
Everetts
Mohairs
H. Rowley
Watson
H. Rudden
Jas. Ogden
R. Ogden
D. Clegg
A. Simpson
Wm. Scholes
John Simpson
M. Greenwood
A Marsden
H. Greenhalgh
Mohair Cricket Club
East Boston
Wood Island Park
Boston
Middlesex Street
David Hird
I. Shaw
H. Mosley
J. Priestley
W. Hodgson
J. West
J. J. Whittaker
J. R. Whittaker
Ed. Nelson
J. G. Shuttleworth
F. P. Owthwaite
Thomas Gibson
H. Williams
Lawrence
J. Hodgson
W. Atkinson
H. F. Schwartz
E. Nelson
W. Nelson
J. Sidebottom
H. Galloway
I. Crabtree
J. Carter
Hubert Mosley
J. W. Mitchell
Lynch and
O'Neil
Abraham Butterfield
George Carter
Edward Nelson
Jos. Harrison
Zion Club to meet North Billerica in league clash
The Zion club selects a 15 man squad for Saturdays league game against North Billerica at South Lowell. Captain William Croft senior leads with Matthew Meikle John Harry Meiklejohn Arthur Hinde Samuel Guilline Charles Clogston William Croft junior Fred Chapman Charles Beecroft Joseph Wilmot James West. Reserves include Harry Maden Albert Fielding umpire George Clegg scorer Albert Whitworth. Kickoff at 2 45 p m amid friendly rivalry promising a good contest.
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Zion
North Billerica
South Lowell
William Croft
Matthew Meiklejohn
Harry Meiklejohn
Arthur Hindle
Samuel Guilline
Charles Clogston
William Croft, Jr
Fred Chapman
Charles Beecroft
Joseph Wilmot
James West
Harry Maden
Albert Fielding
George Clegg
Albert Whitworth
Williams Wins in College Tennis Williams Triumph at New England Tourney
In the New England Intercollegiate Tennis tournament at Longwood, Northrup ends singles hopes for Western Massachusetts team. Fanning of MIT faces Williams in singles final contention while Wallis of Dartmouth and Fanning battle for tomorrow's title. Williams and Northrup lose in doubles but Smith and Northrup advance. Tufts pair Wise and Hanson also win.
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Boston
Williams
New England
Longwood Cricket Club
Western Massachusetts College
Northrup
Wallis
Dartmouth
Fanning
Tufts
McLane
Smith
M. A. Fanning
L. Northrup
Wallis and McLane
W. H. Wise
A. B. Hanson
R. D. Gatewood
C. Nichols
M. L T
Reprieve Granted Three Weeks for Mrs Rogers
Walden Vermont May 31 Governor Charles J Bell announced that the reprieve to Mrs Mary M Rogers is for three weeks and will expire Friday June 23.
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Walden
Charles J. Bell
Mary M. Rogers
Farmer Corntessel Tackles Gas Burners in Town Tale
A slangy young man taunts about a blow-out in town, but Farmer Corntessel replies he has learned to handle gas burners as well as anyone. The Washington Star conveys a rural character’s witty exchange.
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Farmer Corntessel
Washington Star
Nationals Dominate With 6 0 Victory Over Phillies
National League results show Boston routed Philadelphia 6 0 while Pittsburg edged St. Louis 10 9 and Cincinnati beat Chicago 11 10. New York defeated Brooklyn 3 0.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
P.C
Harvard Defeats Brown on Soldiers Field in Eighth Inning
Harvard wins 4 to 2 over Brown at Soldiers Field after a scoreless game until the eighth. McCarthy opened with a three-base hit and Harvard followed with three singles and Brown miscues for four runs. Pitchers were Coburn and Tift. Clarkson umpired. attendance about 200.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Brown
Soldiers’ Field
Coburn
McCarthy
Paine
EARP
AL Ooo
Sweeney
Tift
Eliot
Clarkson
Palmistry Advice Column Promises Free Readings
The Courier-Citizen presents handwritten character readings by the Sterling Palmist from the Oriental Temple in Lowell Mass. Readers are invited to mail handwriting specimens for two weeks of free readings with conclusions on personality, talents, and life prospects.
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Oriental Sterling Palmist
Courier-Citizen
Oriental Temple
Courier- Citizen
Sterling Palmist
Oriental Temple of Palmistry
Lowell
Mass
Merrimack Street
Temple
Philadelphia Blanks Boston For Fourth Straight Win
In Boston on May 31 Philadelphia shutout Boston 6 to 0 to complete a four game series sweep. Two errors, a walk and two big hits in the seventh sparked the visitors for four runs, with two more tallies added in the following innings as Philadelphia dominated.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg Triumph in Ninth Inning Rally Over St Louis
In Pittsburg May 31 the ninth inning featured a dramatic rally. With bases loaded Phillippe relieved Flaherty, Brain's long fly and Beckley's three bagger produced three runs to move St. Louis ahead briefly. Pittsburg answered with three singles and Clark's three-bagger to win 16 to 9. Batteries Flaherty Phillippe Carisch Kellum Egan Warner. Time two hours. Attendance 1560.
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Pittsburg
Phillippe
Flaherty
Brain
Beckley
St. Louis
Clark
Carisch
Kellum
Egan
Warner
Johnstone
American League results with postponed Washington games
In the American League results, Washington games were postponed due to wet grounds. Cleveland defeated St. Louis 12 to 4 in Cleveland, and New York beat Philadelphia 8 to 3 in Philadelphia. Chicago topped Detroit 2 to 0 in Chicago.
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Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Baseball Schedule Sketch for Major Leagues
The American League slate lists Boston at New York, Washington at Philadelphia, Detroit at St. Louis, and Cleveland at Chicago. The matchups set marquee games as teams race for the season’s early standings.
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Boston
New York
Eeahington
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Chicago shuts out Detroit 2–0 in tight defense
Chicago defeated Detroit 2 to 0 as both teams fielded well. Batteries were Owen and Sullivan for Chicago and Kitson and Drill for Detroit. Time 1.49. Umpire Connolly. Attendance 22,000.
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Chicago
Detroit
Chicago Isceciectes
Casnesc
Owen and Sullivan
Kitson
Drill
Connolly
New York Beats Philadelphia 8 3 in Baseball
New York defeated Philadelphia 8 to 3 as Henley replaced Bender and held the visitors to one hit in six innings. Hogg pitched well for New York while McGuire and Schreck contributed in the battery. Sheridan umpired and 4,926 attended the game.
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Philadelphia
New York
Henley
Bender
Hogg
Hogg and McGuire
Schreck
Sheridan
Atttendance
West Point Annapolis Football Changes Venue
West Point and Annapolis rivalry notes a change of venue and date for this year. The game, originally planned for Franklin Field in Philadelphia, will be played on Princeton Field in Prington on December 2.
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West Point
Annapolis
Princeton
Prington
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Noted healer in Lowell offers free consults and pay-when-improved policy
A local medical advertisement invites men of all ages in Lowell to seek advice and treatment from a single practitioner. It emphasizes fair charges, availability of medicines, privacy, and a no cure, no pay policy with free consultation and examination for all patients.
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Lowell
Old Dr Temple Specialist for Men Lowell Ad
Old Dr Temple offers male specialty services in Mansur Block at 97 Central Street Lowell. Free X ray examination available with hours from 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 and 7 to 8.
Georgetown Beats Holy Cross In Worcester Ball Game
Georgetown outplayed Holy Cross at Worcester with a 4 to 1 victory. White kept Holy Cross to four scattered hits while Hogarty struggled at the mound. The game featured timely hits and erratic pitching, with Carrigan catching for Holy Cross and White pairing with Hart. Attendance was about 1,000 as Umpire Shea presided.
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Worcester
Georgetown
Holy Cross
White
Hogarty
Amherst Defeats Williams In 8 1 Baseball Game
Amherst beat Williams 8 to 1 as Westervelt struggled on the mound and Amherst bats connected. Newell held Williams until the ninth inning when three hits produced their lone run. The game drew about 1500 fans. batteries were Newell Danahy for Amherst and Westervelt McCarthy for Williams.
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Amherst
Williams
Westervelt
Newell
Williamstown
Danahy
McCarthy
Cowboy
Hassett
Placed on Trial for Larceny of 27816 Dollars
New York May 31 Samuel Lobley faced trial in Brooklyn charged with larceny of 27816 dollars from the Equitable Life Assurance Society. The scheme involved a stolen life insurance policy used to secure a loan, aided by former employee Neumer who allegedly abstracted a 50000 dollar policy owned by William C Cotton of Brookline Massachusetts. Lobley is said to have borrowed 28816 dollars from the society on that policy before a second check prompted cash demand and exposure.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Samuel Lobley
Brooklyn
Mil Neumer
Equitable Society
William C. Cotton
Brookline
Mass
Trains Between Lowell and Boston Schedule Notice
Train service between Lowell and Boston via Bedford runs Wednesdays and Saturdays only. Western Division corrections issued, effective through April 25.
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Lowell
Boston
Avia Bedford
Avia Western Division
Law anxiety over enforcement of company privileges
Quote from Dustin Stax reflects belief that a law restricting company privileges is fine, but worries about future strict enforcement. The Washington Star notes the sentiment, illustrating concern about potential government action affecting business. Willie responds with a humorous exchange about an injury and the term cry bone.
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Dustin Stax
Washington Star
Metcalfe Sues Theatrical Trust in 24-Count Trial
New York May 31 Twenty four members of the theatrical trust face trial on conspiracy charges in the Metcalfe case. Judge Pool held that the defendants conspired to bar critic James S. Metcalfe from theatres by enforcing a resolution. The lineup includes Klaw Erlander Hammerstein Frohman Burnham Brooks Conried Curtin Dickson McKee Rosenquest Braden Springer Teller Williams Jordan Hayman Kraus Stair Keogh Lichenstein Pastor Harris.
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New York
Theatrical Trust
Joseph Pool
West Side
James S. Metcalfe
Theatrical Managers Association
Metcalfe
Marc Klaw
Abraham L. Erlanger
Oscar Hammerstein
Abraham Erlanger
Pool
Foley Honey and Tar Ad Claims Superior Throat Remedy
A vintage advertisement extols Foley Honey and Tar as the genuine cough remedy from Foley & Co Chicago. It warns against imitations and notes the product is mildly laxative with no opiates, safe for children and delicate persons. The ad cites Falls Burkinshaw Store and other outlets and contrasts with a Washington Star quote on future national dividends.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Falls & Burkinshaw, A
Storey & Co
Davis Square
Ellingwood & Co
Palmistry Expert Promises Readings at Merrimack Street
The Oriental Temple of Palmistry and Astrology at 81 Merrimack Street advertises palm readings for 25 or 50 cents with daily hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday access. Sterling Palmist claims vast recommendations from officials and promises guidance on life, marriage, business, and caution against dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Palmist
Oriental Temple of Palmistry
Merrimack Street
Ladies and Gentlemen Invited to Investigate
A brief notice invites readers to examine an ongoing inquiry inviting public attention. The source reveals an appeal to interested parties and potential witnesses, signaling formal review proceedings. No specific names, dates, or locations are provided in the available text.
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