Worcester Defeats Lowell In Narrow Polo Match
Worcester beat Lowell 11 to 7 in Huntington Hall as Daly and Pierce led the visitors’ attack. Lowell showed poor form with Lewis and Hart off their best, while Bannon and Fox anchored Worcester’s defense and control. Attendance reached about 900 as referee Furbush drew mixed opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Lowell
Huntington Hall
Polo
Lowell Boys
Fatty Furbush
Furbush
Daly
Lewis
Woods
Dicky Pierce
Towell
Pierce
Pilgrims
Devlin
Banman
Bannon
Hart
Jean
Holderness
Fox
Fvork
Lowell Worcester
Daly Hart
Pierce Jean
Devlin Holderness
Woods Fox
Peewee Lowell
Growell
Bart
Worcester, Pierce
Ifurbush
Timor—Paradis
Salem Beats Portland 9-5 On March 4
Salem defeated Portland by a 9 to 5 score tonight at Salem. The game featured key plays by Salem players and extended the rivalry between the two teams. Portland struggled to close the gap as Salem maintained the lead through the final period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Portland
Lowell
Centrals
Church
King
MacBrayne
O’brien
Lynch
Johnson
Williams
Nashua
Salem Rink Thriller As Salem Outscores Portland 9-5
In a lively hockey game at the local rink, Salem defeated Portland 9 to 5 after exciting first two periods. Key players included Whipple and Wodtke for Salem, with Murphy contributing 15 MBush and Whipple 2 MBushes. Attendance was about 400 as referee Connolly and timer Porter oversaw the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Clinton Mercer
Clinton
Mercer
Roberts
McBurgess
Cashman
Gilvary
Merce
O' Brien
McDonough
SALEM
Whipple Salem
Whipple
Portland
Campbel
Murphy
Salem, Wodtke
Campbell
Mbushes
Mallory
Heffernan
Foul—Murphy
Connolly
Timer—Porter
Lewiston and Worcester Engage After Wide Defeat
In a series of results Lowell over Worcester 11 to 7 Lewiston edges Clinton 6 to 2 and Salem defeats Portland 9 to 5. The schedule lists Lewiston at Worcester and Clinton at Portland as next matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Worcester
Lewiston
Clinton
Salem
Portland
P.C
Polo Shots And Polo Syndicate Praise In Press
A collection of excerpts notes Lowell's nine wins and eight losses, with Lowell hosting Lewiston and upcoming Lawrence games in March. Regional papers praise management, predict strong crowds, and discuss regional interest in polo from Portland to Worcester, while lamenting injuries and calling for subs to boost value.
BASE BALL NOTES ON NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE INTEREST
The piece discusses Portland’s fading sporting appeal over a decade of winning teams and polo. It notes poor local support for the Hoeaples and suggests a rest from New England league baseball and polo. Bangor’s status as a sporting center is limited by distance and transport costs, with Augusta’s prospects mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
New England
Bangor
Shene
Massachusetts
Augusta
Lowell baseball hopes rise with new signings and rival checks
The Manchester Union notes Lowell's plan to strengthen the team with two pitchers and an outfielder, aiming to improve over last season. Managers in Lawrence Dover Concord and Nashua push for stronger rosters, while Haverhill and other towns face stadium and management issues as league officials consider upgrades and expansion in the coming summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Manchester Union
Lake
Lawrence
Dover
Somersworth
Rochester
Doe
Billie’ Parsons
Parsons
League
Concord
John Carney
Nashua
Haverhill
Connie Driscoll
Murnane
Morse
Driscoll
Spooner
O'Neil
Girard
Bill’ Clarke
Sheets
Clark
Manchester
Shincel
Athletic Park
Burns
Cerveigh Against Colds Stock of Remedies
Falls & Burkinshaw druggists advertise a full stock of cold preventives cures and restorative medicines. The ad promises fresh reliable goods with no old stock and modest prices. Located at Middlesex corner Thorndike Street opposite Northern Station, open from 6 A.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls & Burkinshaw
C. F. Blanchard
Middlesex Cor
Thorndike ST
P. A. C. Faces Garrison Finishers After Home Win
Basketball notes describe Allard scoring unseen due to a typographical error. Harrington of the P. A. C. is praised as plucky and skilled, while the Burkes foul count trails 20 to 9. The Garrison Finishers, famed for late rallies, visit Lowell Friday to challenge Cambridge’s strong lineup as the P. A. C. aims for at least second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
Lowell
Cambridge
Peculiarity of Handwriting in Patrick Case
New York on March 4 saw continued testimony from John Truesdell a Syracuse handwriting expert in Albert T Patrick trial. Witnesses noted shaded down strokes and other hand traits differed from conceded signatures while Leonard Mallaly testified none of the disputed signatures matched the conceded hand. Wetherbee recounted Jones pressuring him over the 1896 will and a proposed new will with executors named to benefit heirs, with details of a possible substitute signing plan. Court adjourned for further cross examination and stenographic testimony tomorrow.
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New York
John Truesdell
Syracuse
Albert T. Patrick
Robert M. Moore
Patrick
Mr. Rice
Leonard B. Mallaly
Phoenix Bank
Osborne
Walter O. Wetherbee
Swensen’s Bank
Jones
Wetherbee
Bartine
Edward c. Manners
Rice-Holt
Sunday baseball barred by Indianapolis mayor
Indianapolis mayor Bookwalter said he would not permit Sunday baseball as it would violate state law. The move would disrupt the American Association schedule and manager Watkins warned that it is Sunday ball or no ball for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
American Association
Watkins
Gans and McFadden to fight 25 rounds in Baltimore
George McFadden of New York and Joe Gans of Baltimore are matched for a 25 round bout at 133 pounds on March 27 before the Eureka Athletic Club of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George McFadden
New York
Joe Gans
Eureka Athletic Club
Santos-Dumont Plans Ascents in London Coronation Festivities
Santos-Dumont arrived in London and expressed hope to add to coronation festivities by making ascents here. He may tour St Pauls Cathedral as he did the Eiffel Tower in Paris before proceeding to New York for exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Santos-Dumont
St. Paul's Cathedral
Eiffel Tower
Paris
New York
Cure grip in two days with Laxative Bromo-Quinine
Laxative Bromo-Quinine promises to remove the cause of grip in two days with E. W. Grove's signature on every box, suggesting a trusted remedy widely sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Local Testimony
Lowell readers hear a testimonial from John Gallagher of 21 East Merrimack Street about back pain traced to kidney trouble. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Ellingwood & Co. he reports lasting relief and keeps a supply for future cold or backache. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the remedy at 50 cents. remember the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
John Gallagher
East Merrimack Street
Doan
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Trouble in Kwang Si sparks rebellion across provinces
Hong Kong reports rapid spread of unrest in Kwang Si with signs in Kwe Lin and Nan Ning. Canton viceroy sends troops as rebels, likely former Marshal Su soldiers, push propaganda calling for overthrow of the Manchu dynasty and a new Chinese dynasty, with alleged French support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Kwang Si
Kwe Lin
Nan Ning
Canton
Marshal Su
Kwangsi Rebels Put Under Original Command
Pekin reports government orders Marshal Su to resume control of rebellious troops in Kwang Si. Wages overdue and payment prior to action may hinder control. A telegram to the French legation says a French officer was killed near the Tonquin border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Marshal Su
Kwang Si
Tonquin
Will of Charles Broadway Rouss Filed for Probate
The will dated March 17, 1898, filed in New York probate court, makes no charitable bequests. It leaves the Fifth Avenue house and 5000 dollars yearly to Mrs. Charles Broadway Rouss, now deceased. His business building goes to his children Virginia Lee and Peter Winchester Rouss, with Peter to run Broadway under the old name. William W. Rouss and another brother receive 100,000 dollars each as executors. The residue goes to Peter Winchester Rouss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Broadway Rouss
Fifth Avenue
Virginia Lee
Peter Winchester Rouss
Rouss
Peter
Broadway
William W. Rouss
Maryland Senate Votes For Women as Lawyers
In Annapolis on March 4 the Maryland State Senate approved a bill to admit women to practice law in state courts. The measure passed 14 to 2, satisfying the constitutional requirement for passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland State Senate
Plague case reported in Melbourne linked to Sydney steamer
Melbourne Victoria reports a single plague case traced to a Sydney steamer. Sydney has recorded 46 cases since the outbreak, with 14 deaths among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Vretoria
Sydney
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Balem
Piolio
Ellingwood’s
Steinert’s
M. Steinert & Sons CO
Merrimack ST
R Wooltker Doherty
O'Harald Heffernan
Murphy Campbell
Canavan Cameron Mallory
M. S
Polo League
Lawrence Americar
George Cunningham
Clintons
Portlands
O'Hara
Brockton Enterprise
Lawrence American
Portland Press
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Stackpole
Varney
Dartmouth
Montreal
Daniel F. Dougherty
96Th United States Artillery
Fort Warren
Carney
John P. Bonner
Ffeam
High School Centrals
Pearson
Rf Ig
Wilson King It
MacBrayne Church E
Patrick Gray
Mr. Williams
Quen
Allard
Donnelly
Healey
Burkes
Harrington
Mercantile League
O'Donnell & Gilbride Co
Caesar Misch
Big Five
Lowells
Mers
James
Doyle
Rothwell
Ee Fa Shepard
Curtis
Flynn
Paterson
N. J
Venice
Brrom
Sale
Patrick Case
St. Paul's
Will
Millionaire Rouss
Australia
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