The Spell Broken Lowell Beats Haverill in Big Win
Lowell jumps from recent losses with an 18 8 victory over Haverhill at the Fairgrounds. Bevell stars in centre field and at bat, driving in runs and entertaining the crowd with lively coaching and a home run to cap a scoring burst. Latimer and Gildea handled pitching duties as Lowell built leads in the second and third innings and preserved the win as Haverhill’s hopes faded after the fifth.
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Manchester Nine Win In Extra Innings At Nashua
In Manchester New Hampshire on June 21 the Manchesters edged Nashua 4 3 in 10 innings as Manager Smith scored the winning run on Go key s wild pitch with two out. Drinkwater pitched well and Clark made sharp plays at short while Kearney snagged a one handed catch in center.
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Gramp Morse Stymies Lewiston In Portland Baseball Game
Port land team wins as Morse shuts down Lewiston after Long falters in the fourth. Final score Portland 14 Lewiston 7. Batteries Long and Curtis Morse and Burrell. Time two fifteen. Umpire Ma honey. Attendance six hundred.
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Lowell and Merritt shine as Manchester beats Nashua
Lowell plays in Haverhill today with infield signings from Holy Cross star Linehan. Manchester defeated Nashua yesterday and hopes to repeat. Portland trims opponents in Maine while Lowell avoids umpire Mahoney until next Friday. Bevell joins Augusta bound trip amid tense fan incidents against Bobby Moore cruising Nashua crowds.
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Still Winning Boston Americans Defeat Graveland Team
Boston Americans win as Graveland team falls. Dowling pitched well. The Boston defense errors and two early hits help secure a three run third inning. Game played in Boston on June 21.
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Boston Nationals keep five straight over Chicago
Boston National Leaguers won with Lawson on the mound holding Chicago to six hits through five innings while Hughes was knocked around in the first. The home team dominated early and extended their streak to five straight wins over the Cubs.
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Local matches set for Lowell and rival cities
Local sports card lists pairings Lowell versus Haverhill Manchester facing Nashua Portland clashing with Lewiston and Augusta meeting Bangor, outlining upcoming regional games across four towns with teams from nearby cities scheduled to compete tonight.
N E League Results From Lowell and Portland Games
In Lowell, Lowell 13 over Haverhill 8. Manchester 4, Nashua 2 in 10 innings. Bangor Augusta game postponed due to wet grounds. Portland 14, Lewiston 7.
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Mahoney Pets Triumph Over Dineen Pets 15 to 12
In a brisk North End ground tilt yesterday afternoon the Mahoney Pets defeated the Dineen Pets by 15 to 12. Flynn and Dineen starred on the mound with sharp pitching while Tom Mahoney and Henry Barry anchored the fielding and umpiring duties respectively. no kicks were recorded in the match.
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Hoban Pets and Police seek challenge to rival clubs
Sporting Editor Maurice J. Dinen asks rival teams to compete for love or money, claiming his Hoban Pets and Police club is superior to all outside the N. E. league and inviting matches.
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Harrison Defeats Harland In Tyngs Island Golf Match
A late season impromptu match on Tyngs Island links pitted John Harland of Vesper Country club against J. Harrison of MacGregor & Co. Dayton Ohio. Harrison won two up in 16 holes. The round featured bogey figures near 82 and 84 with Harrison posting a 71 to Harland’s 74. A follow up match play for the President's cup is slated for today as additional pairings were announced. Mrs W F Wilder won the ladies cup narrowly ahead of Mrs A F Hobbs with a tie broken in spray off. Nurses aboard the Japan Red Cross hospital ship receive thirty to forty two dollars monthly beyond board.
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League results from recent baseball games
American League results show Philadelphia defeating Chicago 4 0, Detroit losing to Baltimore 3 4, Cleveland edged by Boston 3 4, and Milwaukee beating Washington 10 3 in the Washington game.
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Farmer Column Seeks Short Readings for Opinion Exchange
The department invites agricultural readers in Northern Middlesex to contribute brief, pithy notes for the Farmer column. Share experiences and insights in a few lines. the agricultural editor will edit for publication. Long essays discouraged. aim for concise, impactful statements.
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Weeds by the Well Poem Excerpt by Madison Cavein
A poetic excerpt emphasizes melody as the essence of nature. It envisions music as life within rocks trees and flowers. The verse suggests harmony governs growth and seasons, ending with the belief that song ceases with the end of life.
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Weather notes And orchard trials mix in spring records
May rainfall in the state nearly seven inches shatters records while Maine sees about two inches. A writer praises Bug Death as a superior insecticide to Bordeaux mixture and Paris green, claimed to prevent blight. The cold wet spring hurts tender crops, peas rot in ground, June peas from home garden rare, strawberries delayed. Severe pear tree pruning last fall yields full blossoms and promising fruit set this spring, with circumstantial evidence favoring the pruning.
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Long distance transplanting of trees costs thirty thousand
A owner moved two trees with soil from the former home to aid acclimation, a complete success and possibly a new long distance record. The move reportedly cost $30,000. Agricultural notes discuss tree roots, soil air, and near surface manuring. Historical haymaking methods show labor time and costs dropping with mechanization.
Name change for Massachusetts Agricultural College debate
A legislative visit to the Massachusetts Agricultural College prompts debate on renaming the school to State College. Students argue the current name misleads about its focus and should not erase agriculture, while opponents warn a name change would erase the college's distinctive mission and tie to rural state needs.
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National League results from early games headline
Boston defeated Chicago 5 to 3 as New York won 3 to 0 against Pittsburgh. Philadelphia beat St Louis 4 to 1. Brooklyn led Cincinnati 21 to nothing in the late innings as the game continued.
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New London Defeats Bridgeport 3 1 in Soft Victory
In New London the Tigers beat Bridgeport 3 to 1, while Norwich also posted a 13 to 8 win over Derby. Meriden and New Haven results incomplete, and Waterbury routed Bristol 5 to 0 at Waterbury.
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Elizabeth M wins King's Stand Stakes at Ascot
London June 21 William C Whitneys chestnut Elizabeth M ridden by L Reiff won the King s Stand Stakes worth 800 sovereigns plus a sweepstakes of 10 sovereigns each. Seanoni with Maher finished second and Twincastle filly third. The Triennial Stakes for three year olds at seven furlongs and 166 yards was won by Veles owned by Sir R Waldie Griffiths, ridden by J H Martin.
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Fitzsimmons and Ruhlin Set for July 2 Bout at Madison Square
New York report states Bob Fitzsimmons and Gus Ruhlin were matched today to fight at Madison Square Garden on the night of July 2. The bout promises a marquee heavyweight clash with both fighters contending for the title.
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Frame assortment offered for wholesale and retail buyers
The supplier promotes a wide stock of frames suitable for wholesale and retail trade, claiming value and variety for customers. It highlights top, cheapest, and medium grade options and invites buyers to view stock and compare prices before purchasing. GEO. BU. MAKER at the corner of John and Merritmack Streets.
Agricultural notes on fowls berries pollen and corn changes
The excerpt surveys diverse farming topics from poultry to berries and corn. It notes that higher grades cost no more to raise, highlights white Minorcas for white eggs, questions pollen distribution after wet weather, invites farmers to Pan-American exposition in Buffalo, cites a Maine grower with 1500 high bush blueberry hills yielding 50 bushels, and details historical corn labor changes from 1855 to 1894 with the time per bushel dropping from 4 hours 34 minutes to 41 minutes and labor cost from 35 to 10 cents.
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Mystery Title From a Fragmentary Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue reveals uncertainty over a man’s occupation and title. Mrs W notes the servant mentions everything is addressed to James B with initials, suggesting a formal designation or social nuance in their discourse.
Goat Milk and Fowl Feeding Experiments Reported
From the Paris Journal of Medicine comes notes that goat milk avoids tubercle bacilli and can be fresh for infants, with a delicated flavor when animals are well kept. The Rhode Island experiment station finds yarded fowls fed narrow rations lose animal protein and show lower egg production than those given meat and green bone.
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Beech Trees Moved From Hudson to Newport
A wealthy woman who owned a country house near the Hudson relocated two full grown beech trees to Newport after selling her property. A tree-moving firm carefully uprooted the trees, loaded them on scows, and transported them down the Hudson and through Long Island Sound to their new home.
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Homerent Farm Near St Johnsbury Acres Sells Context
The Homerent farm lies two miles south of St Johnsbury and consists of nearly 300 acres. It has been owned by a local family for generations and will be offered at public sale with details forthcoming.
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Parks Family Farm Reflects Green Mountain Agriculture
Emilie Parks Eastman, heir to the 60 acre Green Mountain farm once owned by Judge Parks, maintains 44 high grade Jersey cows yielding 12,338 pounds of butter in 1900. The operation includes 25 acres in crops, two silos for 300 tons ensilage, and rigorous cow care with precise feeding and milking practices, highlighted by a healthy herd and efficient butter quality.
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Fight Potato Enemies With Bordeaux Mix Experiments
Maine experiment station tests show regular Bordeaux mixture with 5 pounds copper sulfate and 5 pounds lime per 50 gallons water protects potatoes from blight and rot. Ready mixes work but are less effective. Four sprays July 21, 27, and Aug 10 cost $2.50 per acre and yield 280 bushels of first class potatoes worth about $106.40 to $440, versus unsprayed crops worth far less.
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An American View of the British Industrial Situation
John P. Young argues that Britain must admit policy failures and adopt protective tariffs to revive industry, fund a smaller navy, and shift taxation. He contends home production boosts employment, reduces public burdens, and lowers external aggression by expanding domestic markets.
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