Trophy Saved as Highlands Triumph in Inter-Club Meet
In Lowell last night the Highlands beat Pentucket 3-0 in bowling to claim the bowling trophy, while Pewtucket won the whist trophy after edging Highlands 318 to 311. The event drew about 150 at the Highland club, with visitors from Haverhill Lawrence and Lowell Vesper Club.
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Lowell
Highland Club
Highlands
Pentuckets
Haverhill
Lawrence
Pewtucket
Vesper
Pentucket
Dalton Club
Newburyport
William A. Read
Dr. Donahue
Read
Richard Charlton
Griffin
Charlton
Chariton
Pool
Knapp
The
Nichols
Lazzelle
Buckley
Abbott
Pressy
Killam
Gage
Frye
Wilcox
C. F
F. A. Smith
Morse
Anderson
Church
Dickerman
Lyceum Topples Hudson In 21 3 League Win
Worcester March 7 Lyceum 21 Hudson 3 in a dull league game Porter starred with a sensational play. Lyceum outworked a weak Hudson outfit. Referee C P Davis allowed little roughness. Attendance about 300.
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Worcester
Lyceum
Hudson
Porter
C. P. Davis
Everett
Hudson Dorman
Porter Connolly
Green
C. Martens
Company C Beats Independents in Bowling by 61 Pins
Company C team defeated the Independents in a well played bowling match last night by 61 pins. Final score not shown.
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The
Independents
Company C
C Boys
Clover Club Defeats Emeralds In Town Hall Showdown
Clover Club beat Emeralds 25 to 15 before 250 fans in a well played game. McCluskey starred with five baskets, Dixon and Connors also stood out as Clover Club and Emeralds each prepare for their final cre ft game.
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Clover Club
Emeralds
Lowell
McCluskey
Dixon
Connors
Lowell Handily Defeats Manchester in Local Gym Match
Lowell beat Manchester 40 to 12 at the local association gym with sharp passing and strong overhand goals by Pearson and robust team defense. The first half ended 26 to 7. Afterward Lowell juniors defeated Beaver Athletic 60 to 2. Next up Portland Maine visits for a likely top clash.
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Association
Manchester
N. H
Pearson
Doyle Lew
Robataille
Kerby Lyme
Hazen Lynch
Abbott
Lew
Lynch
Kerby
Lyme
Robatelle
Field
Lowell
Beaver Athletic Club
Portland Me
Portland
Lawrence
Lowells
New Boston Club Opens For Members Only Basketball
Gardner will be in perfect condition by Monday night. Tuesday’s event marks Don Desmond’s new club’s first members only meeting under State charter. Nonmembers and police officers are barred. Even ring contestants must join. P. A. C. lineup vs Yale tonight includes Wisen Allard MacFarland Tighe McManimon Halloran.
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Gardner
Don Desmond
Boston
Desmond
Yale
Wisen
Allard
MacFarland
Tighe
McManimon
Halloran
Highland Club
Highland
Negro assaults wife then murders farmer in Corsiciana
Corsicana Texas March 7 a farmer's wife Mrs Con way Younger was brutally assaulted and killed by a negro. A posse of 200 men led by Younger pursued the killer aided by bloodhounds after the body was found in a brush pile near the house. The chase continued as of late afternoon with the murderer still at large.
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Corsiciana
Tex
Conway Younger
Younger
Minneapolis Schoolmarm Rescues Baby From Burning House
Miss Mae Cryll a Itaska Lake teacher braved zero cold and flames to save the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs L Whitney from a burning house. She entered burned rooms with hair singed and nightdress burned away, emerging with the child and collapsing in the street.
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Minneapolis
Mae Cryll
Itaska Lake
L. Whitney
Miss Oryll
Whitney
Mrs. Whitney
Carter Leads In Montana Senate Vote Damaged By Fusion Split
Helena March 7 The legislature adjourned without a senator after seven ballots. Carter leading with 382 while Fusion candidates H L Frank Maginnis Cooper and others trail. A hot battle over a bill backed by Amalgamated Copper and Heinze interests remains with the Governor for veto or signing.
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Helena
Mont
Carter
H. L. Frank
Fusion
John Maginnis
Walter Cooper
W.G. Conrad
Frank C. Higgins
Amalgamated Copper Company
Heinze Interes
Commander Smith Mentioned for Chief of Engineering Bureau
The Brooklyn Eagle reports Commander J A B Smith, chief of the steam engineering department at the New York navy yard, is likely to replace Rear Admiral George W Melville as chief of the engineering bureau in Washington. A senior naval officer says Melville can retire in July after 40 years of service.
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New York
Brooklyn Eagle Today
J. A. B. Smith
New York Navy Yard
George W. Melville
Washington
Smith
Elville
Gardners Train Hard For 15 Round Cambridge Bout
The Gardners George and Billie persist in daily hard work to keep in form. Billie faces de Barry in Cambridge Monday night in a 15 round match needing to weigh 127 pounds by 3 pm or forfeit. Eben coaches him with strict diet and routines including long walks, bag work, boxing with locals, and wrestling, with Tommy Tully aiding yesterday.
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Gardners
George
Billie
de Barry
Cambridge
Tommy Tully
Dracut
George F Hyde Sentenced in Vermont Case
George F Hyde pleaded guilty in St Albans court to passing worthless checks on former University of Vermont classmates. He was sentenced to two years at the house of correction with costs of prosecution added. Hyde has remained in Franklin County Jail since his arrest. He previously posed as a clerk in the United States Geological Survey.
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St. Albans
George F. Hyde
University of Vermont
Hyde
Franklin County
United States Geological Survey
Landings on the Merrimack River Debated at State House
At the state house Senator Fletcher's street railways committee works on excise bill and railroad commissioners powers over location of new railways. Over time bill fate unclear. House Ways and Means backs New Bedford textile school bill. Landings on the Merrimack river faced factory opposition in Lawrence and Haverhill plus the Locks and Canalis Company in Lowell. John M. Curdy of Lawrence supported, saying access was to cut ice.
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Boston
Fletcher
Ways and Means
House
New Bedford
Mann
Merrimack River
Lawrence and Haverhill
Locks’and Canalis Company
Lowell
John M. Curdy
Lawrences
Senate Session Deliberates Education and Labor Bills
The committee on education reported six thousand dollars for Fitchburg state normal school. Reconsideration motions on women voting at caucuses failed. A proposal to repeal the Dubuque law was defeated. An amendment on prison board pay was rejected while a substitute for state worker pay at two dollars daily passed. The lobsters mutilation law repeal faced opposition and passed to third reading. The Senate devoted the session to Boston affairs.
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Committee On Education
Fitchburg State Normal School
Foster
Somerville
Saunders
Boston
Dillon
Holyoke
Dubuque
Apsey
Board of
Prison Commissioners
Mr. Albee
Committee On Labor
Messrs. Healey
Donahue
Fall River
Munt
North Attleboro
Boston Tobacco Theft Ring Busted by Pinkertons
Supt Leith and Pinkertons with city inspectors nab three men charged with stealing tobacco cigars and cigarettes from McGreenery Bros Manning of 214 Hanover street. Flynn Lyons and Dooley, ages 20 to 21, confessed under police watch and restitution is reported. Theft traced to a year long scheme with losses totaling 10 000 to 16 000 dollars. Further arrests expected.
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Boston
Leith
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Abbott and
Wolf
Headquarters
J. James Flynn
Broadway
Joseph Lyons
Cross Street
Malden
William A. Dooley
Second Street
Dorchester
McGreenery Bros. & Manning
Hanover Street
Dooley
Lyons
Flynn
Lyon
Pinkertons
Had Money to Burn Durant Known in Cambridge
Boston March 7 There is no doubt among Cambridge locals who knew John MacWilson Durant while at Harvard Law School that he is the John Wilson Durant of Albany N Y linked in recent Paris dispatches to a self killed in a duel with a Russian count which never occurred Durant came to Harvard from Albany in 1896 and entered law school He expected to graduate in 1898 but failed exams He and his mother boarded at 60 Walker Street while in Cambridge and neighbors speak highly of Mrs Durant
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Boston
Cambridge
John MacWilson Durant
Harvard Law School
John Wilson Durant
Albany
N. Y
Paris
John MacWilsons Durant
Harvard
Mac Wilson
Wilson
New York State
Young Durant
Cornell University
Walker Street
Young Man Durant Remembered For Flair And Stormy Acts
John Durant, a 24 to 25 year old Cambridge law student, was famed for looks and refined taste yet noted for spendthrift ways. An 1898 incident in Walker street ended with a revolver confrontation over a mud splash, leading to a $10 fine after a Cambridge district court verdict. He spent 1898 with his mother in Paris, later graduating in 1899 and returning to Paris for fashion and a French cut beard on a Cambridge visit.
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John Durant
Mother and Son
Durant
Walker Street
J. H. Dickson
Cambridge
Paris
Law
Ex-Congressman Sprague Taken to McLean Asylum
Boston reports ex-Congressman Charles F. Sprague, a Boston millionaire former member of the 7th district, is an inmate at McLean Insane Hospital in Waverly. His term in Congress ended last Monday. He was driven to the asylum at dusk Wednesday with his valet and a hospital attendant, placed in Hope cottage near the brick lodge.
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Boston
the Post Today
Charles F. Sprague
McLean Insane Hospital
Waverly
Congress
Hope Cottage
Governor Crane to Host General Court Reception
Gov. Crane announces annual reception for General Court members and wives at the Somerset hotel on Wednesday evening March 20 from 5 to 7 o'clock. The event, a tradition in the Legislature, invites members of the General Court and ladies.
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General Court
Boston
Crane
Somerset Hotel
PENSIONS COMMISSIONER OFFERAL Ties to Major Warner
The Star reports a tentative offer for the office of commissioner of pensions to replace H. Clay Evans may have been extended to Major William Warner United States attorney for the western district of Missouri and former grand commander of the Grand Army of the Republic. Warner denied being an applicant and declined to comment on any tendered position.
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Kansas City
the Star
H. Clay Evans
William Warner
United States
Western District
Missouri
Grand Army of the Republic
Warner
Suit Over Boo Outburst Sparks Court Scene
In New Haven on March 7 a 11-year-old plaintiff Ethel Bartholomew sued Charles L. Parmelee for 10000 claiming he shouted Boo at her in public, triggering a cataleptic attack that left her unconscious and in distress through the evening. Parmelee, a middle aged businessman, faces the nervous impact claim as the case continues in superior court.
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New Haven
Conn
Superior Court
Ethel Bartholomew
Charles L. Parmelee
Bartholomew
Senate quorum restored in Annapolis after Moore arrives
Annapolis March 7 Senator Moore, whose absence had unsettled Democratic leaders, arrived this morning giving the Democrats the necessary quorum. After a spirited debate on technical points the Senate reorganization approved yesterday was ratified, clearing the tangle. Republicans concede the proceedings are regular and the new election bill moves toward final passage or defeat.
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Annapolis
Moore
Senate
Pure Beer Bill Heads To New York Assembly
Albany March 7 A new pure beer bill will be submitted to the Assembly tomorrow morning by the excise committee. The subcommittee endorsed the measure and it will be known as the bill of the committee on excite. The bill requires all ale beer and porter made chemically or artificially to be branded Artificial beer Artificial ale or Artificial porter as the case may be. No attempt is made to forbid the consumer from drinking Artificial beer ale and porter if he desires.
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Albany
Excise
George Washington
G. Washington
Mount Vernon
Benson
Benson's
Benson’s
Europe
America
United States
Seabury & Johnson, Mfg
N.Y
Two Lives Lost In Hot Springs House Fire
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 7 a fire destroyed a home in the southern part of the city killing Mrs Sanders and her niece Viola Wilcox. Mrs Sanders tried to rescue the child and fell as she reached the exit.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Priest commits death by own action in hotel
Despondent over his discharge from the Duluth Diocese, Rev. Francis Budzynski, a Roman Catholic priest, shot himself in the heart at a sofa hotel in Minneapolis and died before aid arrived. He carried a letter from Bishop McGorrick dispensing with his services and left two other letters for a brother in Elmira, New York, and a waitress in a local restaurant.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Francis Budzynski
McGorrick
Elmira
N. Y
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