Lowell Defeats Portland In Fast Conference Game
In Portland on March 7 Lowell defeated Portland 5 to 3 in a fast hard fought game. Jean starred for Lowell, with Hart and Lewis contributing goals and strong team play. Attendance was 700 as refs and timers oversaw a tense contest with Mallory and Fox noted for key plays.
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Portland
Lowell
Jean
Lewis
Campbell
Hart
Lowell, Hart
Canavan
Rushes Murphy
Mallory
Fox
O'Brien
Polo Games Tonight in New England City Matchups
Lowell hosts Lewiston while Clinton meets Worcester and Salem travels to Lawrence in evening polo games across three venues. Local clubs stage competitive showings with regional players and teams vying for early-season success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Ode
Clinton
Lewiston
Worcester
Salem
Lawrence
Portland
Lowell
Polo Shots and Polo League Rivalries Highlight Tonight
Polo at 8 30 tonight at the armory with admission 16 cents. Lowell owes much to Dicky Pierce for the team’s strong showing, as he mentored Lewis. Portland and Lawrence loom last in the league but exchange praise in papers, while Donnie Daly nears Lewis in goal getting as league records near publication.
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Lowell
Dicky Pierce
Lewis
Lawrence Sun
Donnie Daly
Worcester
Portland Argus
Daly
Base Ball Notes From Lawrence Team Plans
Manager Parsons arranges with the Boston and Northern road for summer games at Glen Forest. He will field a first class team using the Portland club as a nucleus for the circuit. The league opens May 2. Lawrence entertains Manchester in early games starting April 19. The Cuban Giants visit April 26 and 27. Grounds prepare.
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Parsons
Lawrence
Boston & Northern Road
Glen Forest
Portland
Manchester
New England league reshuffle near sparks of change
The Concord Monitor notes talk of removing a New Hampshire city from the New England league to replace it with New Bedford Massachusetts, with Nashua as a likely steadfast partner. Manchester Union criticizes efforts while Portland papers are cited as unreliable. Manager Fred Doe lists a spring schedule across several cities and Dan Brouthers signs with New London, affecting Tom Tucker. A southpaw Hurd from Manchester earns a trial, as Lowell briefs claim seven pitchers on its roster with three to be released.
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Manchester Union
New Hampshire
New England League
New Bedford
Mas
Concord Monitor
Monitor
Hamp
Massachusetts
Nashua
Burns
Boston Way
P. L. Shea
New London
Dan Brouthers
Brouthers
Tom Tucker
Tucker
South Framingham Triumphs Over P A C In 27 to 12 Victory
South Framingham beat P A C of Lowell 27 to 12 as Porter and Cairns led with seven and four scorers. Kynoch Halloran and Martens stood out for the visitors, while Halloran and McManmon contributed for P A C. Referee Charles P. Davis, 300 in attendance at the March 7 game in South Framingham.
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South Framingham
Pawtucketville A. C
Lowell
Cairns
Porter
Kynoch
Halloran
McManmon
Porter If
Mareens If
Kynoch Ib
Halloran Ib
Tighe Ib
Allard Ib
McFarland and Lynch
Halloran If
McManmon If
Martens
Allard
McFarland
Tighe
Chas. P. Davis
Haverett
Greene
Gray
Sawyer’s Say Sparks Webster Basketball Talks
Hudson March 6 Manager Fred H Sawyer of South Framingham denies seeking a newspaper feud over a Webster series. He says Webster manager J B McQuaid can draft terms for money, games, venues, and dates, and Sawyer will sign and return. Hudson hopes Webster acts to arrange a swift two team series in New England.
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Mr. Sawyer
Webster
Hudson Sports
Webster Rooters
Hudson
New England
Company M Triumph In Armory Event Victory
A combined dance and basketball night at the armory drew about 1200 attendees under Company M management. The preceding game saw Company M defeat the North Chelmsford Stars by 8 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company M
North Chelmsford Stars
Cambridge Garrison Finishers Defeat P A C In Rough Huntington Hall
Cambridge known as the Garrison Finishers beat P A C 22 to 14 in Huntington hall last night. Referee William Knox was criticized for loss of control and alleged partiality as fights and scrimmages marked the game. Attendance 700 with Lynch and Sheridan among players sidelined by rough play.
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Cambridge
Garrison
Huntington Hall
Lowell
William Knox
Knox
McFarland
McAlouski
McManmon
Lynch
Punch
Henry Sheridan
Tighe
H. Sheridan
Allard If
McFarland-Harrington If
P. Lynch
Ecce
W. Sheridan
H. Sheridan Tighe
J. Lynch
Healey
Allard
Harrington
Building Trades Council Holds Rally to Organize Unions
The Building Trades council held a largely attended meeting with addresses from Boston organizers. Committees were named to rally unorganized crafts, promote affiliation, and reduce initiation fees, including a $5 cut by the Stone Masons. A $1 monthly assessment was approved to cover council expenses.
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Building Trades Council
Boston
J. Bert Williams
Plasters
J. F. Convery
Carpenters
Michael Riley
Brophy
Steam Fitters’ Union of Boston
Lowell
Holland
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union of Boston
Cornelius Callahan
The
Stone Masons
Labor council invites 1993 lawmakers to discuss labor stand
The Trade and Labor council extends an invitation to current senators and representatives from local districts and to aspiring candidates for the General Court from this district. The meeting, set for Sunday in Building Laborers' hall, invites them to explain their positions on the labor question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade and Labor Council
General Court
Picketing hearing set for State House Monday night
Following the Trades and Labor council vote, Joseph F. Convery and J. Bert Williams will attend a State House hearing next Monday night to address the question of picketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Council
Messrs
Joseph F. Convery
J. Bert Williams
State House
Drowning of Henry Quimby While Crossing Salmon Falls River
In Salmon Falls New Hampshire on March 7 Henry Quimby nine years old broke through thin ice while crossing the river. His six year old brother Willie also fell in but was rescued. Henry's body was recovered later.
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Salmon Falls
N. H
Maren
Salmon Falls River
Henry Quimby
Willie
Henry
Y M C A Notes Special Lecture For Men
A large audience is expected at tomorrow's Y M C A gathering. Prof. C E E Dickerson will present a stereopticon lecture on Mr. D L Moody's Work For Young Men. Secretary M C Williams will lead the young men's Bible class at 3 PM, and Rev. George H Johnson will lead the Sunday school lesson study this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Moody
C. EE. Dickerson
Mt. Hermon School
M. C. Williams
George H. Johnson
Dwight Moody Lecture At Y M C A On Sunday
A stereopticon lecture titled Dwight L Moody's Work for Young Men will be held next Sunday afternoon at the Y M C A. Prof C E Dickerson of Mt Hermon school will lecture, and admission is free, with expectations of a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight L. Moody
E. Dickerson
Mt. Hermon School
Galvin Dying Once Famous Pitcher in Flooded Allegheny
Pittsburg report says Jim Galvin, once a renowned pitcher from the Kerry Patch, is dying in a Lacock street house in Allegheny. Once with Pittsburg and Buffalo clubs, he later pitched in the Eastern league before fading from the game. He died penniless after a life that included umpiring stint and running a saloon.
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Pittsburg
Jim Galvin
Lacock Street
Allegheny
Kerry
St. Louis
Scrappy” Joyce
Patsy Tebeaus
Jack O'Connor
Buffalo
Roosevelt asks cabinet to limit talks to press
In Washington on March 7 President Roosevelt told cabinet members not to discuss matters from semi weekly meetings with newspaper correspondents. He said it is best that he makes public any issues he deems proper. Henceforth the President will handle public statements himself.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Union Service Prepares For Special Meetings At South End
A union service preceding upcoming religious meetings by Mr. Lawrence Greenwood and conducted by Rev. R F True was held at Immanuel Baptist church with a large audience. Assistants Matthews and Yarrow aided. The next union service resumes at Gorham Street Methodist on Sunday at 3 pm led by Rev. N We Matthews with a union chorus choir.
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Lawrence
B&b. Greenwood
South End
Immanuel Baptist Church
R. F. True
Messrs. Matthews
Yarrow
Gorham Street Methodist Church
Matthews
Union
Fraternal groups hold routine meetings across city
A series of lodge and club gatherings last evening covered a range of routine business. Initiations occurred at Middlesex lodge No 58 and Bay State Colony, Pilgrim Fathers. The Stationary Engineers No 17 heard a talk on the Horizontal Tubular Boiler by Joseph McNeil.
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Order of Stationary Engineers
State Inspector of
Joseph McNeil
Boston
Association
Thomas Hawley
Bank meeting notes at 44 Hildreth building
At the regular monthly meeting of the B F Butler Co operative bank held last evening at its rooms in the 44 Hildreth building, vice president Eugene G Russell presided in absence of president Fisher H Pearson. The bank has loaned all money at 6 percent and the next Series begins May first. The monthly report shows first class condition and growing deposits.
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B. F. Butler Co-operative Bank
Hildreth Building
Fisher H. Pearson
Eugene G. Russell
Teachers Meeting Highlights From Local School Visitations
A teachers meeting at the High school hall featured Supt. Whitcomb presenting on number and language teaching. He contrasted Chicago school practices with Massachusetts and shared inventive ideas such as printing presses used by teachers and strong emphasis on oral work in language.
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Chicago
Whitcomb
Lowell
Citizens' Ice Company Forms In New Orleans
New Orleans March 7 The combination of ice manufacturers has been legally organized with filing at the mortgage office. The new company will be named Citizens' Ice Company.
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Citizens’ Ice Company
New Orleans
Evangelist’s talk draws young men to stereopticon lecture
Prof. C. E. Dickerson of Mt. Hermon school Northfield will lecture tomorrow at 4 PM in the Y M C A rooms. The free event targets young men and promises an attractive presentation on the evangelist’s work with youth.
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C. E. Dickerson
Mt. Hermon School
Northfield
Young Men’s Christian Association
Quiet home care with Chamberlain's cough remedy
A domestic notice urges staying home and using Chamberlain's cough remedy as directed to prevent pneumonia from grip. It claims thousands have used it with all recovering and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Ely’s Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh sold nationwide
Ely Brothers advertise Ely’s Liquid Cream Balm as beneficial for nasal catarrh patients who cannot inhale freely. The spray form matches the traditional Cream Balm in medicine, usable with any nasal atomizer. Price is 75 cents including spraying tube, available from druggists or by mail order from 56 Warren Street, New York.
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Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Knitters Union Delivers Old Charter From America
The Knitters Union met at Calders and Pickers hall last evening. A new charter from the United Textile Workers of America was received. Delegates to the Trades and Labor council gave a favorable report.
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Knitters’ Union
Calders and Pickers Hall
United Textile Workers of America
Trades and Labor Council
Cold prevention and cure items in stock at Middlesex Cor
A Norfolk era retailer advertises remedies to prevent colds, ease symptoms, and restore health. The Middlesex Cor at Thorndike Street opposite Northern Station opens at 6 A.M. The notice highlights products for before illness, during sickness, and after recovery.
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Middlesex Cor
Thorndike ST
Northern
Fun for Birds in Social Play and Display
The article notes birds remain frolicsome beyond youth, enjoying social gatherings, concerts, and dances both on ground and air. Like humans, they caper in games and posing tableaux, leveraging two elements, with observers like Mr. Hudson describing South American bird customs in vivid terms.
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Hudson
Birds at play A survey of avian frolics and mischief
Olive Thorne Miller notes birds in play from swinging on weather vanes to coasting on tent rooftops. Parrots, cockatoos, and macaws mimic ownership of toys while crows, jays, and ravens join in teasing, dropping, chasing, and somersaulting. Humans, owls, and grackles observe with amusing seriousness.
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Mr. Long
China
Ohio
Filcher
Olive Thorne Miller
Christian Register
Watch the Little Colds End in Consumption
A medicinal ad warns that small colds can develop into serious illness and death. It promotes Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a remedy to prevent progression and ward off lasting harm from early respiratory infections.
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Dr. Wood
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