Worcester Dominates Clinton in Polo Showdown
Worcester defeated Clinton 10 to 3 in a Polo League clash at Worcester. Notable lineups included Daly, Pierce, and Daly again for Worcester with Clinton featuring Farrell and Mercer. Attendance was 1200. Salem beat Portland 4 to 3 in the same night’s results, keeping Worcester atop the standings.
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Worcester
Clinton
Daly
R Cunningham Pierce
Mercer Devlin
Farrell Wood
Gardner Bannon
Cashman
Cunningham
Farrell
Pierce
Mercer
Podcobler
Portland
Salem
Lowell Leads as Parson Sees Strong Rally Tonight
Lawrence battles Lowell with Parson smiling over a领先 as Wiley Hipson and Gavitt form a tough Lowell front. Nashua eyes roller skating growth with talk of a rink and a possible winter polo league. Salem polo plans spark regional chatter.
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Nashua
Polo Schedule For Remainder Of Season Issued
Boston February 2 The American Roller Polo Association released the schedule through March 22. Games listed include March 3 Portland at Lawrence and Salem at Clinton and March 4 Clinton at Lew. Murnane and Morse forecast the lineup and dates for the remaining season.
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Boston
American Roller Polo Association
Portland
Lawrence
Salem
Clinton
Lew
Company C Wins Polo Clash at State Armory 7 to 5
Company C defeated the Merrimacks 7 to 5 in a lively polo match at the state armory last night. Bruce of the Merrimacks was knocked out during a late collision with Faneuf of Company C. he recovered and did not return to play. The game featured slower first periods due to poor rollers, then a fast final period that produced the final score with 100 in attendance.
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State Armory
Co. C
Merrimacks
Bruce
Faneuf
Hobden
Rush
Talbot
Merrimack Ramsay
W. Bruce & Hobden Stanley
O'Neil Berry
Blennerhassett Fanues
Hobden & Talbot Lyons
Gaffney
Ra&mbay
Stanley
Berry
Merrimack
Hamilton Bowlers Defeat the Printers in Narrow Margin
Engravers edged the Printers by a close score in a tense bowling match. Hamilton league action featured precise throws and tight framing as both teams battled for position.
Henry and Teddy Ride in Rainstorm
Prince Henry joined President Roosevelt on an informal horseback ride through the Aa k Creek valley and suburbs of Washington in a rainstorm. After returning from Annapolis, he paid a farewell visit at the White House with the Roosevelts, a brief ceremonial greeting. The prince then continued riding with the president at the embassy and enjoyed an extended ride later.
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Washington
Prince Henry
President Roosevelt
Aa K Creek Valley
Annapolis
White House
Roosevelt
Tragic double murder suicide shocks Elgin
In Elgin Illinois Benjamin F Ellsworth a Woodstock machine shop owner shot and killed his wife Amos Anderson and himself. Ellsworth jealous of Andersons attention to Ellsworths wife. Ellsworths 19 year old son held by police suspected of aiding his father in the killings.
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Elgin, Ill
Benjamin F. Ellsworth
Woodstock
Amos Anderson
Ellsworth
Anderson
Everett Officer Dies After Feb. 19 Arrest Shooting
Boston reports Patrolman Thomas Keefe of Everett died from wounds after being shot in the back while attempting to arrest two men on February 19. The two suspects, later captured, face a murder charge.
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Everett
Boston
Thomas Keefe
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Sign With Boston and Maine
The first written agreement between the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Boston and Maine railroad has been signed in Boston. It covers hours of labor rates of pay and general employment conditions for train crews.
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Boston
Brotherhood O Lroad
Boston A Maine Railroad
Cure Grip In Two Days With Laxative Bromo Gunine
E. W. Groves signs to promote Laxative Bromo Gunine claiming to remove the cause of grip in two days. The advertisement promises a 0% error rate per box and urges readers to purchase for fast relief.
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E. W. Groves
Fraternal Council Party Prepares Carnival Ahead
The Fraternal Industry council No 1105 held a ladies’ party in Ellis hall despite wet weather with 12 whist tables and prizes. Refreshments were served under John Dunfey. entertainment included Mrs E F Sullivan Napier quartet John Devlin Jennie Dunfey and others. An charity dance for Middlesex lodge No 58 K of P followed in Highland hall with Hadley’s orchestra and 50 couples attending. officers listed.
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John Dunfey
E. F. Sullivan
Napier Quartette
John Devlin
Jennie Dunfey
Catherine Gilligan
Alice Ryden
Miss Dunfey
Kittie Donahue
Mamie Gilligan
Middlesex Lodge
K. of P
Highland Hall
Hadley
Banks Brothers
Hannah Wakefield
Master Johnson
Miss Bullis
James Griegg
T. B. Romain
M. Nash
C. Warren
F. L. Farrington
Moran to Train for Chelsea Cyclist Seeks Swift Season
Jimmy Moran a famed Chelsea cyclist prep for the new racing season. He boasts improving pace after last summer when he beat top national speedsters. Moran, a Lowell resident and milkman, recalls early wins at Fairgrounds and past rivalries with Ingraham and Claude Hamilton. He aims to be among the first on Lowell four lap track at Atherton grounds this summer.
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Jimmy” Moran
Chelsea
Moran
Lowell
New England
Ingraham
Claude Hamilton
Hamilton
Atherton Grounds
Machinists Grieved Hold Meeting on Idle Time Policy
Lowell lodge of the International Association of Machinists held a large meeting at Bay State hall to oppose a plan by the Lowell Machine Shop that would deduct time for idle periods. A special meeting is set for Tuesday with Boston speakers, and a three member committee will attempt to organize Lowell workers. Lincoln Lodge members from Lawrence attended and invited Lowell to an open Lawrence event next week.
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Lowell Lodge
International Association of Machinists
Bay State Hall
Lowell Machine Shop
Boston
MD Sasnal Miler
Lincoln Lodge
Lawrence
New Appointments in 5th District Republican Panel
Under new apportionment the 5th district Republican Congressional Committee elected new members Charles H. Kohlrausch of Billerica W A Prescott of Carlisle M A Warren of Chelmsford W D Butterfield of Tyngsboro Dexter Butterfield of Dunstable W A Eaton of Dracut to fill a vacancy from the death of Thomas B. Connell The old board of officers remain.
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Republcan
Charles H. Kohlrausch
Billerica
W. A. Prescott
Carlisle
M. A. Warren
Chelmsford
W. D. Butterfield
Tyngsboro
Dexter Butterfield
Dunstable
W. A. Eaton
Dracut
Thomas B. Connell
Musical recital aids church fair at Mrs Farrell’s
A музык evening at 358 Wentworth avenue hosted by Mrs S T Farrell drew more attendees than expected despite bad weather. Refreshments followed the program featuring Miss Sophie White Miss Mabelle Gardner Miss Alice Audet Mr Henry Hardy Mr Sidney Whippse Miss Hattie Audet Mr Thos Boulger Mrs Robert Thompson Miss Daisy Farrell and Miss McLaren among performers.
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S. T. Farrell
Wentworth Avenue
Sophie White
Mabelle L. Gardner
Reading
Alice Audet
Henry Hardy
Sidney Whippse
Hattie Audet
Thos. Boulger
Hypnotized Bride-To-Be Leaps From Niagara Foot Bridge
Miss Alice M. Coke a Niagara bride to be writes goodbye to family and friends and jumps into the river below Luna Island. A tourist finds her message in a pocketbook on the foot bridge and notifies the address before notifying authorities. The finder travels to California to learn of the tragedy.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara
Alice M. Coke
Ray
Mamma
Papa
Luna Island
Niagara Falls
West
California
Suspected suicide linked to hypnotic cataract waters
Miss Colie reportedly died by her own hand with doctors noting she was not insane but highly susceptible to hypnotic influence from the cataract waters. The message mentions a planned March 19 marriage to Ray Bushman. her parents were informed after telegraphic details were sent.
Holmes decision on stock margins shocks Boston market
Boston February 28 Chief Justice Holmes rules in Sidney Chase et al v Boston that stock on margins carried by brokers is taxable to the owners and liable to the city. The ruling, seen as far reaching, could allow Boston assessors to tax all margin stock, boosting city revenue by hundreds of thousands from previously untaxed transactions every year.
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Boston
Holmes
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Sidney Chase
Cty of
Benton
Fall s & Burkinshaw Drug Store Ad
Lots of items to prevent colds and cure them. Some to take before illness, some to relieve suffering, and some to restore health. Our drugs and medicines are in excellent condition, fresh and reliable with no old or impotent stock. No high prices. Falls & Burkinshaw Reliable Low Priced Drug Store Middlesex Corridor Thorndike Street opposite Northern Station open until 9 AM.
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Falls & Burkinshaw
C. F. Blan
Middlesex Cor
Thorndike ST
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
Druggists refund your money if not satisfied after using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. They cure stomach disorders biliousness constipation and headache. Price 25 cents. All druggists.
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Chamberlain
CA BTORTA SATA KN YO 3 OR BRG AGNATARE LY 2
Readable portions indicate a brief note listing scores or identifiers: CA BTORTA, SATA KN YO 3, BRG AGNATARE LY 2. The fragmentary item resembles a sports score or catalog entry with names and short codes.
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CA Btorta
Brg Agnatare
Weavers Strike at American Woolen Mills in Rhode Island
In Boston on February 28, Treasurer William M. Wood met with Rhode Island mill weavers amid a strike. Grievances include ending the two loom system on several lines, wage changes for shuttles and harnesses, daily weaving of samples at 11 dollars weekly, and equal pay for blanket weavers. The company offered to keep Olneyville mills as they are and to resume other mills with existing looms, with no discrimination, and speed adjustments. Weavers will meet in Providence to decide.
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Boston
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Rhode Island
Manton
Olneyville
Manton Mills
Providence
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Republican Congressional Committee
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