Lewiston Rolls Past Lowell in Polo Thriller
Lewiston clinched a 5 to 2 win over Lowell in a fast paced polo game marked by strong team play and exciting moments. Key players included Jean Hart Lewis and Burgess for Lowell and Fox for Lowell, with Daniels and Roberts contributing notable defense as Lewiston built an early lead and maintained momentum. The season’s pace, crowd size, and hospital support in Clinton were noted as factors shaping the league, with Lowell favored to clinch the pennant.
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Lowell
Lewis
Jean
Fox
Roberts
Burgess
McGilvary
Lewis Roberts
Hart Fitzgerald
Jean Hayes
Holderness Burgess
McGil
Dowell
Lew
Stons—Surgess
Hayes
Holderness
O’brien
Clinton
Lawrence
Parsons
Hart
Lewis and
Scores Report From Regional Baseball Matchups
Lewiston-Lewiston beat Lowell 5 to 2 while Lawrence-Lawrence won 11 to 10 over Salem. In another note Lowell faced Lawrence and Worcester faced Clinton with Worcester meeting Portland.
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Lawrence
Salem
Lewiston
Lowell
Worcester
Clinton
Lowell Perrier
Orr
Clinton Tebe Eenseee
Lewiston Eee
Worcester Ee
Polo Shots Portland in Lowell Tomorrow Night
1100 fans saw Lowell beat Lewiston in Lewiston Saturday night as Portland prepares to play in Lowell tomorrow. Whipple scored six goals in the Lawrence Salem game while Hipson added five. Malachi Jedediah Kittredge plans to shed winter weight before returning to baseball.
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Whipple
Hipson
Malachi Jedediah Kittredge
Lewiston
Lowell
Co C Defeats Silent Club In Close Polo Match
Co C defeated the Silent club at polo in the armory by 5 to 4 on Saturday night in a hot amateur game. Coughlin’s goal tending highlighted the victory amid two balls rolling out for each side. Silent Club lineup included Murphy Ramsay McLaughlin Stanley Brown Beny Martin Faneuf Snow. Referee Capt. Kittredge and timekeeper Swaby. Attendance 300.
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Silent Club
Polo
Armory
Coughlin
Silents
Silent Club Co
Murphy
Ramsay McLaughlin
Stanley Brown
Beny Martin
Faneuf Coughlin
Snow
Snowev
Ramsay
Stanley
McLaughlin
Capt
Kittredge
Swaby
Highland Junior Polo Team Bids for Lightweights
The Highland Junior polo team will play any opponent under 115 pounds. Frank Foye of 5 Stevens Street serves as secretary of the team.
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Frank Foye
Stevens Street
Base Ball Notes and Death of Pitcher James Galvin
Nashua Telegraph jokes about spring practice as Manager Burns plans a southward warm up for the New England league. James Galvin, famed pitcher known as the Little Steam Engine, dies in Allegheny at 47 after four months ill with stomach catarrh. born in St Louis and popular nationwide.
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Nashua
Burns
Lawndale
James Galvin
Allegheny
Penn
Galvin
St. Louis
Jimmey Michael back to cycling tracks after failed jockey stint
Wales born cyclist Jimmey Michael, famed for American success, may return to wheels this summer after a brief and unsuccessful foray as a jockey in Europe. Despite amassing about 200000 dollars as a cyclist, he now faces questions about money handling and career direction as cycle managers urge him to stay with cycling. Work on a new track in Lowell may lure him to the East where fans expect him on the circuit again.
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Jimmey Michael
Wales
America
Europe
Michael
Ted Sloan
Lowell
Griff Handled With Ease By Veteran Pitcher Grifs Command
Griff works in an artistic way in the box and keeps reserve force for emergencies. The ball lands at a tantalizing angle and seems unhittable, especially with men on bases as he displays coolness and generalship. David Jones writes a letter explaining his financial motive for jumping Chicago for St. Louis and hopes for a prosperous season. Frank Selee tests two New England catchers Bransfield and Bemis, while Mulvaney remains with Freddie Doe’s club and avoids a move to Indianapolis.
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David Jones
Hart
Chicago
St. Louis
Frank Selee
New England
Kitty" Bransfield
Worcester
Harry Bemis
Bransfield
Pittsburg
Bemis
Cleveland
Flaherty vs Saxe Fight Cancelled Over Money Dispute
A Lewiston Journal summary explains the Thursday boxing bout between Flaherty and Young Saxe did not occur. Manager Max Smallby of Boston reveals Flaherty demanded a higher share and suggested staging the bout in Hartford, Conn, or elsewhere with sufficient purse. Saxe is defended as a serious fighter seeking proper compensation for his profession.
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Lewiston Journal
Lewiston Athletic Club
Flaherty
Young” Saxe
Young Saxe
Saxe
Lewiston
Clas Wise
Young’ Saxe
Hartford
Conn
Burkes and P. A C to Play Friday Night in Huntington Hall
The next notable game in Lowell features Burkes versus P. A C next Friday in Huntington hall. Davis is being sought to referee the contest.
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Lowell
Burkes
P. A C
Huntington Hall
Davis
Blanchard's Vegetable Bitters Promised To Revive Health
This tonic restores the weakened system quickly and adds life and vigor. It is suitable for any season, especially now. Don’t miss Blanchard's Vegetable Bitters. Falls & Burkinshaw sell reliable, low priced drugs and sundries at 418 Middlesex Col. Thorndike St, opposite Northern Station. Oven at 6 A M.
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Falls & Burkinshaw
C. FB. Blanchard
Middlesex
Col
Thorndike
Bandit soldiery menaces Jehol region near Pekin
Pekin March 9 Chinese officials report bandit soldiery have captured a priest at Jehol about 100 miles northeast of Pekin. Foreign office says Russians have sent 500 troops from Manchuria to quell unrest following clashes between native Christians and non Christians. The captured priest is Belgian.
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Pekin
Jehol
Cheng Te
Foreign Office
Port Arthur Merchants Ordered to Remove Families
A Shanghai despatch to the Standard reports Chinese merchants from Port Arthur have been told to take their families away as preparations are under way for a war with Japan.
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London
Shanghai
The
Standard
Port Arthur
Japan
Marconi Arrives in Montreal En Route to Ottawa
Signor Marconi reaches Montreal and plans to depart for Ottawa next week after meeting with the Canadian government and local firms to arrange equipment for his station.
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Montreal
Signor Marconi
Ottawa
Sydney
Maynard Beats Burkes in Tumultuous Lowell Match
Maynard defeats the Burkes of Lowell 11 to 8 in Music Hall amid a chaotic scene. Donnelly of Lowell bluffed the referee, landed a blow on Campbell, and was escorted off. Campbell later returned as referee. Attendance 400. Holt starred for YMAA, with Larkin and others contributing strong play.
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Burkes
Lowell
Music Hall
To & Donnelly
Kinet
Knox
Donnelly
Capt. O'Neil
Lowells
Campbell
Samuel G. King
James J. Morgan
Burkes Cullen
Ib Donnelly
Healey Noonan
Kelliher
Lynche
O'Neil Sweeney
Healey
Qualey Holmes
Regan
Noonan
Cullen
Lynch
Holmes
O'Neil
Archer
Qualey
Newton Girls Dominate Lowell In Narrow Win
Newton High School girls 20 Lowell High 1 in Newton half Saturday. Elsie Elliott, Helen Dill, Alice Allen, Madge Lovell, Miss Johnson, Mary Perkin, Miss Provencher, Florence Walworth, Ruth Hinds, Constance Richardson, Miss Rivetta, Miss Proctor scored or contributed on floor. Time two 20 minute halves. Referee Miss Nears assisted by Misses Church and Kendall.
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Newton H
Lowell H. Elsie Elliott
Miss Bean
Helen Dill
Yours Alice Allen
Chelmsford Y M A A Triumph Over Stars of North Chelmsford
The Chelmsford YMCA team defeated North Chelmsford Stars 4 to 2 in a Saturday town hall basketball game noted for rough play and strong defense by Chelmsford.
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Chelmsford
Stars
North Chelmsford
Basketball Notes On New England Championship Series
Arrangements were made Saturday by Manager Sawyer of South Framingham and Manager McQuaid of the Websters for a five game series for the New England championship. Two games at each place with a potential fifth in Worcester. C. P. Davis of Everett to referee. Also a Huntington hall league game Friday night between the Burkes and P A C. The Burkes lead the series but P A C hopes to win out. Burkes bitter over referee decisions after a Maynard defeat.
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Sawyer
South
Burkes
Huntington Hall
Maynard
Proclaimed Irish League spark arrests in Kilrush
Dublin reported that word of the United Irish league proclamation caused great excitement at Kilrush County Clare. Two men Crowley and Eustace were arrested for moonlighting and firing into a woman’s house tied to a hay sale from a farmer under league ban. Yesterday O Donnell received one month for attempting to block the farmer’s sale.
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United Irish League
Kilrush
County Clare
Crowley
Eustace
League
O'Donnell
James Jesse Strang and the Michigan Usurper
An excerpted view of James Jesse Strang, born 1815 in New York, and his rise as a Mormon leader who established a Beaver Island kingdom near Lake Michigan. The profile traces his early intellect, local roles, and shift toward Nauvoo teachings, highlighting his self confident, visionary character and the allure of earthly honors within the faith. The narrative notes Strang’s movements through Wisconsin and Illinois and his influence from Joseph Smith’s revelations.
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Beaver Island
Lake Michigan
James Jesse Strang
Cayuga County
New York
Joseph Smith
Strang
Burlington
Wisconsin
Nauvoo
Smith
Convincing Advocate Leads Strang Back to Nauvoo for Ordination
The well informed attorney persuaded Strang, who returned to Nauvoo in a few weeks where he was baptized and ordained an elder with authority to organize a church or plant a stake in Wisconsin.
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Strang
Nauvoo
Zion
Wisconsin
Sunday in Samoa Sunday Sanctity in Samoa Under Mission Era
Mrs. Strong narrates Sunday in Samoa as a day of stillness and sanctity. Villagers ceased labor, cooked Saturday meals, and gathered for church on a coral-faced malae. A young Samoan pastor preached about needing a new Samuel for Samoa while families observed quiet reverence and restrained social activity.
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Mrs. Strong
Samoa
Stevenson
Pacific
Wai'e
Samuel
American Tea at Charleston Opens New Industry
The article outlines American tea growing showings at Charleston with Summerville and Pinehurst origins. It notes 400 pounds per acre, bulk cost under 15 cents, bulk sale at 30 cents, 10 percent profit, and plans for 7000 acres near Charleston at Rantowles. It cites 85 million pounds imported in 1900, signaling national potential and employment for the South.
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Summerville
Pinehurst
United States
American Tea Growing Company
Charleston
Rantowles
South
Frank Lestie
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