Worcester Defeats Lewiston in Nine to Five Game
Worcester side won the basketball contest 9 to 5 over Lewiston tonight. Daly and Fitzgerald clashed and were separated by referee McCann. Gilvary starred for Lewiston while Wood shone for Worcester.
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Worcester
Lewiston
Daly
Fitzgerald
McCann
McGilvary
Wood
McGilvary Pierce Rr
Roberts Devlin
Fitzgerald Wood
Hayes Bannon
Burgess Monby
Roberts
Pierce
Ewe
Ween Reese
Sekacatas
Wood End
Bannon
Burgess
Hayes
MecCann
Timer —Donovan
Polo Games Tonight Across Several Cities
The schedule lists Lewiston at Lowell Worcester at Clinton and Lawrence at Salem for tonight's polo action. Local arenas host matches with teams from multiple regions competing for early season standings and bragging rights.
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Lowell Ae Eeeeee
Clinton Wee Sees
Lewiston
Worcester
See Ee Eee Anes
Salem Nee
Lawrence Eee Setae
Portland
Lowell
Clinton
Lawrence
Salem
Polo Shots and Polo Night in Lowell Tonight
Lewiston faces Lowell in Huntington hall as Clinton and Lewiston push for second place amid Small Five and Clover Club encounters. Worcester’s clean play contrasts with politics beneath city jackets as lingering rumors about Furbush and Bone surface. Previous Lewiston losses and the 400 attendance frame a tense closer to the season with key line performers named.
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Clover Club
Clinton Corn Huskers
Lewiston
Wiinton
BASE BALL NOTES Umpire Hassett and local managers featured
Umpire Hassett of Portland is praised for fairness and courage in handling disputes with Wiley in Lowell and Doe of Lewiston in Portland. Fred Lake signs Connolly of Decatur and seeks a top-third baseman while Billy Fitzgerald may play if needed. Manchester’s Foxy John Smith is expected to field a strong league team despite past Knockers’ trouble. Nashua Telegraph notes evolving views on criticism.
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Hassett
Portland
New England
Lowell
Wiley
Lake of
Lewiston
Fred Lake
Connolly
Decatur
Ill
Billy Fitzgerald
Lake
Mt. St. Mary’s
Baltimore
Fitzgerald
Manchester
Foxy
John Smith
Smith
Nashua Telegraph
Slad
Cambridge Garrison Finishers Visit P A C in Huntington Hall
In Ware Webster basketball a seat hit $7 while usual price was $2. Lowell’s P A C Webster and Ware teams feature in season’s end push as Cambridge Garrison Finishers, led by players including the Sheridan brothers Lynch Punch and McAlouski, come to Huntington Hall tomorrow night. Little Harrington recovers from a chin wound and will play.
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Cambridge
Garrison
Huntington Hall
Lowell Boys
Little Harrington
Burke-P. A. C
Allard
McFarland
Tighe
McManmon
Sheridan Brothers
Lynch
Punch
McAlouski
Fits and Misfits Bowled A Queer Match Report
Two captains led teams in a bowling match reported by the Citizen last night. Scores were adjusted with 70 extra pins per string and 210 added to each total, producing a pruned score that highlighted the contest between Fits and Misfits and the capacity and audacity of the bowlers.
Subterfuge Proclaimed by Philippine Insurgents Alarm Washington
Cable reports from Manila reveal insurgent leaders using deception to bolster control. A commander issued a proclamation claiming a decisive blow for independence while cables from Berlin and Hong Kong promise arms and honors. Rumors of Russian war looming and a chaplain surplus amid high casualties swirl in a chaotic communications blitz.
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Washington
Philippines
United States
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Roosevelt
Bryan
Junta Central
Hong Kong
Berlin
Germany
Malvaro
Caroline Islands
Russia
Cavite
Dewey
New York Assembly Proposes Boxing Commission Bill
Albany March 5 A bill to create a state commissioner of athletic sports and legalize boxing with four ounce gloves before incorporated associations was introduced by Assemblyman Manee. The commissioner would serve five years with a 3000 dollar salary and name five deputies at 1500 dollars each. Corporations would pay 2500 for licenses and a 10 percent tax on net profits from each exhibition, with the funds distributed to charitable institutions in the state.
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Albany
N. Y
Assemblyman Manee
Burkes South Framingham Game Postponed by Storm
The Burkes South Framingham game in Huntington hall last night was postponed due to the storm. The next league game will be held in Huntington hall tomorrow night featuring the P A C and Cambridge teams.
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Burkes-South Framingham
Huntington Hall
Cambridge
Daly Knocks Out Phelan in 2 Minutes at National Club
Hartford report says Tommy Daly of New York defeated George Phelan of Portland by knockout after one minute and fifty seconds of the bout at the National Athletic Club on March 5.
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Hartford
Conn
Tommy Daly
New York
George Phelan
Portland
National Athletic Club Tonight
PennsylvanIa Snowbound Delays Rail Traffic Across State
Philadelphia reports the heaviest snow storm of the winter with eastern Pennsylvania spared. Snow fell all day in Easton Hazleton Wilkes Barre and nearby areas leaving 22 to 24 inches on the ground. PennsylvanIa railroad offices say westbound trains are six to seven hours late while eastbound trains depart on time.
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Philadelphia
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Easton
Hazleton
Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania Railroad
First real snow storm hits Boston streets
Boston March 5. The season's first old fashioned snow storm began at noon and continued late. Northeastern wind blew hard but temps stayed near freezing so it wasn’t a blizzard. By late day traffic was impeded to varying degrees.
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Boston
Cure a Cold in One Day Pseudo Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. It promises refunds if it fails and carries E. W. Grove's signature on each box.
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E. W. Grove
Rainy March Snow Disrupts Providence Transit
Providence reports a severe snow storm from 10 am to 6 pm disrupting streetcar service though most lines completed through trips. Suburban routes failed to reach termini. after sundown snow changed to rain, hindering traffic but causing no serious damage. Overnight rain fall.
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Providence
Escape of Amplil fuels unrest in Morong Province
In Manila on March 5 Senor Ampil president of Cainta Morong Luzon escaped captors and returned home. He claims a new insurgent group led by Colonel Simmotee of Pasay, formed in Rizal, with 45 uniformed men bearing police badges. Since his capture and the March 3 clash, Morong is in ferment and fearful residents flee to save lives.
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Manila
Senor
Amp
Cainta
Morong
Luzon
Senor Ampil
Simmotee
Pasay
Rizal
United States
Prince Henry Flight Through U S Nears Completion
Berlin reports relief as Prince Henry’s U S tour nears end with no untoward events. German observers note the prince’s refined reception boosted his prestige abroad and expect him to take on greater public duties after returning home.
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Berlin
Prince Henry
United States
William
Chicago
Prussia
Germany
Iron plates missing from Hog Island light ship project
Bristol Rhode Island March 5 The United States government seeks to recover 29 iron plates weighing about a ton each valued at several thousand dollars taken at the contractor's instance who built the Hog Island light ship in Narragansett bay Supt Bernon Third Lighthouse district arrived on the steamer Iris to learn disposition of unused plates He found they were shipped to Providence and sold He will continue the search in Providence to recover the property or pursue legal action to determine damages.
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Bristol
R. I
United States
Hog Island
Narragansett Bay
Bernon
Third Lighthouse District
Iris
Providence
ETRURIA ACCIDENT DELAYS NY SAILING FROM LIVERPOOL
London reports the Etruria has a broken propeller shaft and is towed to the Azores. No Cunard steamer will sail from Liverpool on Saturday March 8, the date Etruria was to depart for New York. Mails will move on American Line’s St Louis from Southampton March 8 and White Star’s Nomadic from Liverpool March 8, with Nomadic calling at Queenstown Sunday.
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London
Etruria
Azores
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Ftruria
New York
St. Louis
Southampton
White Star Line
Nomadic
Queenstown
Snowstorm Rages After Brief Sleet Intermission
New York, March 5. A sleet storm lingered into tonight followed by fresh snow. About 5000 workers labor on streets as ferry navigation proves perilous. A dramatic Brooklyn Bridge crash occurred amid the day’s hazards, and the Moon voyage exhibit at Coney Island toppled, causing about $10,000 in losses.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Coney Island
A Boy's Life Case At Providence Market Falls To Jury
In Providence March 5 a jury under Judge Dube’s Team awarded 790 to Isidor Schnable’s family. The suit claimed death when a falling box was mishandled by Providence public market workers. The verdict favors Schnable against the market.
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Providence
RB. I
Dubés
Ee Schnablé
Schnable
Isidor
Funston to Lead Departments. McArthur to Colorado
The Record Herald reports that on March 24 General Otis will retire from command of the department of the Pacific and be succeeded by Major General Arthur McArthur, recently in command of the department of Colorado. Brigadier General Funston, who has just returned from the Philippines, will fill the vacancy.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
Otis
Department of the Hikes
Arthur McArthur
Department of Colorado
Funston
Philippines
Liberal unity urged by Campbell-Bannerman in London
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Liberal leader in the House of Commons, urged Liberal unity before the National Liberal Club. He warned against extending the Rosebery faction toward a coalition, likening it to an army with staff but no recruits, and urged government by assent of the governed on South African and Irish issues.
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London
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
National Liberal Club
Lord Rosebery
Henry
New League
Sir Henry
Liberal Party
South Africa
Knights of Columbus Discuss Insurance Rates at National Convention
The Knights of Columbus continued their national convention in New Haven on March 5 with debates over insurance rate legislation. The ratified constitution excludes only the age 60 plus assessment proposal, prompting a five member committee to study it for a June 1903 meeting. Four directors were elected for three-year terms: Monahan, Flaherty, Burns, and Callahan. The convention decided to rotate future meeting locations nationwide.
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New Haven
Conn
the Knights of Columbus
Cliff Haven
New York
Connecticut
George Monahan
Detroit
James A. Flaherty
Philadelphia
James A. Burns
Orange
N. J
Daniel J. Callahan
Norfolk
Mob of Negroes Threatens Marian Jail Attack
Marian Alabama reports a mob of black men marching toward the county jail to free two negro murderers Luke Sanders and John Sanders charged with the murder of Road Overseer Mullen. Citizen soldiery mobilizes five men under arms and pickets guard roads while officials refuse governor aid, fearing local enforcement of law.
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Marian
Ala
Luke Sanders
John Sanders
Mullen
Agreement averts strikes at American Tin Plate mills
New York March 5. The visiting committee of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers reached an agreement with American Tin Plate Co officials. Mills will operate uninterrupted during summer while the annual wage scale is set, ensuring continuous operation and making a strike impossible, it is claimed.
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New York
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
American Tin Plate Co
Rear Admiral Howell to Retire. Crowninshield to Admiral
Washington reports Rear Admiral J A Howell will retire on March 16. He ranks second only to Admiral Dewey in the navy. His retirement will promote Capt A S Crowninshield, head of the bureau of navigation, to rear admiral and place him in command of the European station.
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Portland
Clinton
Mercer
Emery
The
Timnaun
Washington
J. A. Howell
Dewey
Navy
A. S. Crowninshield
Bureau of Navigation
Foley Kidney Cure Promises Restored Kidney Function
Product claim notes Foley's Kidney Cure heals kidneys and bladder without injury. Listed sellers F. C. Goodale and C. & Carter, with no harmful ingredients.
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Foley
F. C. Goodale
C. &. Carter
The Servian Throne Rival Emerges in Constantinople
A Vienna dispatch reports a new claimant to the Servian throne, Obren the 14 year old illegitimate son of ex King Milan. He resides in Constantinople with his mother Artemisia Christitch.
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Vienna
The
Standard
Obren
Milan
Constantinople
Artemisia Christitch
Prosecution Closes in Patrick Murder Case
In New York on March 5 the prosecution closed its case. The defense plans to call eminent doctors to testify that W. M. Rice died of natural causes and that he was dead before Jones applied the chloroform soaked sponge over his face.
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New York
Patrick
W. M. Rice
Jones
Armory funding advances in Rhode Island legislature
Providence March 5 in the lower branch of the General Assembly the finance committee recommended a 100000 armory appropriation for Providence after five years shelved. Bills were introduced for free transfer tickets on all street railway lines in the state.
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Providence
R. I
General Assembly
A City of Docks and Distant Goods
High above the Tow er bridge passenger surveys a harbor alive with masts and rigging. In the docks a city of lagoons teems with steam winches, cranes, and laboring porters. Goods stream from far nations a vivid panorama of hides wool cotton sugar and spices filling the warehouses and cellars with exotic scents.
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Tower Bridge
Australia
America
Spain
Brazil
Madeira
Oporto
Tropics
Orient
West Indies
East Indies
Jamaica
New Orleans
Fog and Incense in a Maritime Market Scene
In a gray fogbound harbor scene from The Heart of England, barges with red sails resemble Venetian galleys as the air fills with scent. A workman marks the wharf, a placard warns travelers to shelter in warehouses when fog arrives, and danger looms if one steps into the water.
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England
John Corbin
March Scribner's
Wireless Telegraphy Privacy Secured by Tuning Harmony
In a March article Waldemar Kaempffert explains how privacy in wireless telegraphy is achieved. By matching oscillation rates in the transmitter and receiver with a syn tonic system, messages are now received only by the intended station, solving prior interception issues.
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Waldemar B. Kaempffert
Scientific American
Mr. Marconi
Marconi
Headache caused by stomach and bowels disorder
A dis ordered stomach with constipated bowels triggers headaches. A dose or two of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is said to correct these disorders and cure the headache. Sold by all druggists.
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Ewes
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mer—Dyer
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Furbush
George Bone
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Squirette Burgess
Ellingwood
Steinert’s
M. Steinert & Sons
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Petey Regan
Charles Connors
Manager Gray
Webster
Ware
C. Waith
Pascall . Steeee
Sidebottom
Rhodes
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Waite Eee Ae Seeee
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J. Harriman
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Mass
New York Optical Co
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Rhody
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Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Knights OF Columbus
Rear Admiral
Howell
Castoria
the Mosler Safe Co
Sudbury ST
Boston, Mass
Boyd M. Hamilton
Bowler Bros
St. Vincent's Hospital
the Port OF London
Wireless” Telegraphy
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