Lowell Dominates Lawrence In Huntington Polo Night
Lowell toyed with Lawrence 13 to 6 in Huntington hall before about 2200 fans, led by eight goals from Lewis as Hipson and Devlin struggled against relentless Lowell pressure. The win solidifies Lowell ahead of Lewiston and Clinton while previews note upcoming games and potential shifts in the polo standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lewis
Hipson
Hart
Gavitt Jean
Wiley Holderness
Devlin
Coggeshall Fox
Tibbetts
Tim Lawrence
Ecce Sk
Lowell
Lowell, Hart Erojecvin
Hasala Paisheraierei Attenee Bowe
Gavitt
Fox
Mercer
Holderness
Furbush
Timer Paradis
P A C Wins In Overtime At Maynard
P A C of Lowell defeated Maynard 19 to 17 in Music Hall after five minutes of overtime. McManmon scored the winning goal as injuries sidelined Harrington, McManmon and Halloran briefly. Maynard’s Sweeney starred in his first game, with Cullen and Noonan also noted. Next league game is in Lowell Monday night.
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Maynard
Lowell
Music Hall
McManmon
Harrington
Halloran
Allard
Cullen
Noonan
Burtt
Lynch
Holmes
Sweeney
Davis
Murphy
Lewiston Takes Tight 4-3 Win Over Salem
Lewiston defeats Salem 4 to 3 in a hard fought game. O'Hara injured in the third period as both teams finish with four men. Standout Burgess leads Lewiston with strong play beside Roberts and McGilvary, while Doherty Wodtke and Whipple shine for Salem. Referee O'Brien. attendance about 1000.
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Lewiston
Salem
O'Hara
Roberts
MecGilvary
Burgess
Doherty Wodtke
Whipple
Whipple Jets
MacGilvary
Heffernan
O’brien
Timer—Mc Donnell
P A C V S Burkes Rival Teams to Play Tonight
In Huntington Hall tonight the Burkes meet P A C in a league game. P A C seeks revenge after last Thursday when Burkes contend the win was an accident. Both sides field strong lineups and Gray believes P A C can still win the league race.
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Huntington Hall
Burkes
Maynard
Gray
Base Ball Notes on New England Circuit Prospects
Manchester Union reports on King of Derry inspecting the circuit and unresolved Kelley contract talks with Manager Smith. It lists Concord New England league signings, possible lineup changes, and pilots plans as managers debate releases and venue conditions for next season. Other towns like Haverhill and Maverhill face pitching, outfield, and ground challenges.
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New England
Manchester
Derry
Kelley
Smith
Ovyers
Kel
Manchester Union
John “Acuhe
Maverhill
Driscoll
Spooner
O'Neil
Girard
Bill” Clarke
Sheets
Clark
Haverhill
Shincel
Murnane
Morse
Shoeelty
Athletic Park
Clinton 6 Portland 0 in short shutout game
Clinton defeated Portland 6 to 0 with Clinton’s Cunningham injured early. The teams played four on each side after his exit as both Cashman and Mallory excelled in goal tending and Farrell contributed well. Attendance was 1,000 at Lawrence with Clinton moving to Salem next.
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Clinton
Portland
Cunningham
Cashman
Mallory
Farrell
Mercer
Campbell Cunningham
R Cunningham Farrell
Canavan Gardner
Cameron Cashman
Paanes
Campbell
Cameron
Gardner
Connolly
Timor— Hartwell
Awards Presented To Peninsula Officers And Crew
Lisbon March 2 President Roosevelt gifts honored Captain Bettancourt and crew of the Portuguese steamer Peninsula with a gold chronometer and gold medals while binoculars go to steamer officers. Francis B Loomis, minister to Portugal, presented the items for those saved from an American schooner last November.
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Lisbon
Roosevelt
Bettancourt
Francis B. Loomis
Portugal
Mortality of Lowell for Week Ending March First 1902
Population 96574. total deaths 41 with 18 under five. Infectious diseases 4. acute lung 7. diphtheria 4. Death rate 21.41 versus 21.90 and 14.78 for prior weeks. Typhoid fever 4. diphtheria 12. membranous croup 1. measles 76. smallpox 2. Board of Health.
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Board OF Health
Funeral for Daniel Hayden in Graniteville on March 3
Daniel Hayden, longtime Graniteville resident, died at his daughter Mrs Hattie Reed's home on Friday February 28 1902. The funeral will be held at Mrs Reed's home on Monday March 3 at 1 pm. Relatives and friends are invited. Burial will take place in Groton where he previously lived.
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Daniel Hayden
Hattie Reed
Polo Shots Prompt Lewiston Lowell Wins Continue
Lewiston and Lowell continue to win as Worcester faces Lowell tomorrow night. Tibbitts missed his first championship game in three seasons last Wednesday. Tom Murphy kept his Lynn shoe factory job all winter with polo earnings described as velvet. Spot Hadley released by Worcester. home in New Britain CT where he works as machinist when not playing polo. Dick Furbush showed improvement Saturday, but crowds remembered the other game. Next season many polo players from here will join the western league, including several in Indiana.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Huntington Hall
Hipson
Long John
Devlin
Savitt
Fatty Felix
Tibbetts
Lawrencians
Whipple
Wileyites
Hart
Lewis
Lowell Boys
Fatty Tibbitts
Tibbitts
Gavitt
Wiley
Coggeshall
Holderness
Dick Furbush
Furbush
Wibbetts
Jean
Fox
Long Jonn Wiley
Lewiston
Worcester
Clinton
Plymouth
Tom Murphy
Lynn
Hadley
New Britain
Indiana
Lawrence American
Falls and Burkinshaw Drug Store Ad Catalogs Cold Remedies
The advertisement promotes a large stock of cold prevention and cure medicines. It claims fresh reliable drugs with no outdated items and reasonable prices. Located at Middlesex Corner Thorndike Street opposite Northern Station, Falls and Burkinshaw are noted as reliable priced druggists and successors to C. F. Blanchard.
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Falls & Burkinshaw
Morning surprise gift at Middlesex street party
About 50 relatives and friends gathered on Middlesex street where Miss Morning was surprised by Miss Kitty Curry presenting a costly golf ring. She thanked her for the gift as evening festivities included refreshments and dancing. Sunday services featured Rev. Mr. Dunbar delivering a sermon on Jesus at the House of Simon the Pharisee.
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Middlesex Street
Miss Morning
Kitty Curry
Mr. Dunbar
Jesus
Simon
Weather and social notes from North Billerica village
Heavy rain lifts the Concord River four feet above the dam and rising. Ice blocks the mill pond and risk to bridges grows. Overflowed car tracks and post office rails hinder traffic. repairs underway. In local politics, Richard T. Perry plans to run for selectman after a close loss last year. A whist series resumes at Republican club rooms with a new whist club forming led by president Mr. Wm. H. Clark.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Concord
Mill
Mathews
Republican Club
Wm. H. Clark
A REQUEST FROM THE DEAD Dr Savage and His Son
Rev Minot J Savage recounts a haunting personal experience old and unusual aspects of a communication with the dead after his son’s death two years ago. The narrative appears in Ainslee’s Magazine detailing features he deems noteworthy.
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Minot J. Savage
Ainslee
Flaherty Heads to Philadelphia for Meetings with Notables
Martin Flaherty left yesterday for Philadelphia to meet William Fitzgerald before the Philadelphia Athletic Club. George Phelan, from Portland, will meet Young Saxe before the Riverside Club of Boston and will also meet Saxe at Lewiston Thursday evening.
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Martin Flaherty
Philadelphia
William Fitzgerald
Philadelphia Athletic Club
George Phelan
Phelan
Portland
Young Saxe
Riverside Club
Boston
Saxe
Lewiston
North Chelmsford Star Defeats Chelmsford Centre 18 to 9
In North Chelmsford town hall on Saturday evening the Star basketball team beat the Chelmsford Centre Young Men's Christian Association 18 to 9. A following game saw the Clover club of North Chelmsford defeat Middlesex Village 18 to 5. A surprise party was held at Miss Mary’s home.
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Young Men’s Athletic Association
Chelmsford
Clover Club
North Chelmsford
Middlesex
Mary
Message From the Dead Boy About Papers in Drawer
A Boston father recounts a séance with Mrs. Piper during which his deceased son allegedly communicated that loose papers in the son's Joy street room drawer should be destroyed. The father followed the instruction and found notes the son had kept private, highlighting a claimed posthumous message and the son’s trust in secrecy.
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Piper
Joy Street
Boston
Beacon Street
A New Attitude About Childhood Golden Age
A reflection questions whether childhood is only a retrospectively golden period or if the average child endures the early years as a disagreeable developmental stage rather than a sunlit time of privileges.
Cherish Childhood Happiness Over Promised Future
Gertrude Sherman Trowbridge argues in Good Housekeeping that adults should avoid overglorifying the future for children. Emphasize present joys and teach contentment to prevent lifelong envy and misplaced prerogatives. Encouraging phrases like ride your pony now shape gratitude and value in youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Sherman
Trowbridge
Good Housekeeping
Bell's Telephone Near-Miss in England Shaped patent fate
The New York Sun recounts how Bell's English patent risk nearly failed when Lord Kelvin, visiting with an early model of the telephone, could not make it work due to a bent spring. Kelvin did not press the spring down, a moment that might have altered patent outcomes and made telephones far cheaper in England. The piece also reflects on inventors adapting to their field and cites examples like the Bessemer converter and cyanide gold washing.
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Bell
Lord Kelvin
Scotland
England
Bell Company
Tyndall
Henry
New York Sun
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Carney
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Krouse
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Lee
Blough
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P. Carney
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