Clinton Wins in Polo Thriller at Home Showdown
Clinton defeats Lewiston 5 to 4 to secure second place as Gardner and Farrell star for Clinton and McGilvary's 3 second goal stands out. Attendance 700 at Worcester also sees Worcester beat Portland 5 to 4 with Daly and Campbell key for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Lewiston
Jason
McGilvary
Cunningham
R Roberts Farrell
Fitzgerald Gardner
Hayes Cashman
Burges
Roberts
Farrell
Steps
Burgess
Cashman
Furbush
Timor— Hartwell
Worcester
Portland
Campbell
Pierce
Daly
Murphy Pierce
Campbell Devline
Mallory
Devlin
Canavan
Seuaseu
Murphy
Bannon
Donovan
Polo League Results From Clinton Lewiston and Worcester Portland
Clinton hosts Lewiston as Clinton 5 beats Lewiston 4 while Worcester defeats Portland 5 to 4 in polo league action. The pairings show close matches and competitive scores reflecting a tight season.
Polo Games Tonight Fortunes Rise Across Four Cities
Clinton faces Lowell, Worcester tangles Lawrence, Lewiston travels to Salem in four polo matchups scheduled for tonight. Local clubs target victories as season heats up with rivalries renewed and fans packing venues tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Lowell
Worcester
Lawrence
Lewiston
Salem
Clinton in Lowell Tonight Sees Local Teams Clash
Clinton prepares for a major sports night as Lowell hosts with Long John Wiley and Portland players like Cameron and Miller. Worcester’s Bannon shines while Clinton, Portland, and Worcester fans expect a high turnout and a $1000 pool for the home team. Band tunes and a large crowd set the scene for a decisive series opener.
Lawrence Polo and Baseball Strain Tests Players
The Lawrence polo captain has played well for Lawrence but has been unable to compete fully for a month due to the combined strain of baseball and polo. Wiley suffers eye trouble and can’t perform to his potential. Coggeshall will start regular polo at center, while Long John takes a layoff for baseball season preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiley
Coggeshall
Wiley
John
Lawrence
Lawrence Amerecan
Base Ball Notes Highlight Returns and Spring Plans
The Gazette of Haverhill notes little in city baseball news aside from Nick Wise and Bill Derwin returning. Derwin, hurt in a Waterbury fire, likely to recover before the season. Opening day is May 3. Lawrence may host exhibition games and start April 19 against Manchester. Worcester polo figure Malachi Kittredge to report for spring in Thomasville, Ga., with practice to April 3 and exhibitions in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette of
Haverhill
Nick’ Wise
Bill’’ Derwin
Derwin
Watersbury
Lawrence
Manchester
the Forest
Lawrences
New England
Malachi J. Kittredge
Worcester
Boston National Blue
Thomasville
Buckenberger
Atlanta
Pabst
Day Nursery Benefit Music Social at Mrs Hall Residence
About 200 guests attended a successful lunch and entertainment program at the residence of Mrs. F D Hall on Eleventh and Beacon streets to benefit the Day Nursery children's table. Performers included Maude Marshall Viola Baydon Edward Shea and Julia Fox with readings and song and dance by Elsie Ampleby and Mamie Kilpatrick. The event featured a pink and red decor scheme with yellow dining rooms and full participation by many volunteers and servers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Hall
Eleventh
Beacon Streets
W. E. Morse
Maude Marshall
Viola Baydon
Edward Shea
Edith Kelley
Murray
Thompson
Julia Fox
Hans Borjes
Elsie Ampleby
Mamie Kilpatrick
John Payne
F. D. Ware
W. J. Lane
Charles H. Worcester
Patrick McBride
Andie Tamilton
Harry Bailey
G. M. Tanner
J. Wright
O. A. Peabody
Arthur Gross
D. N. Patterson
Hiram Kilkenny
Charles D. Starbird
Cyrus Barton
Frank Sherwood
J. W. Anderson
Woodside
High Street Congregational Lyceum Evening Program
Last night in the vestry of the High Street Congregational church the lyceum presented a program featuring song by Miss Livingston, readings by Hon. George A. Marden, piano solos by Mrs. E. G. Dumas, readings by Mrs. E. W. Clark and Mrs. Michaud, and a debate on whether less liberty for the press is for the public good. Frank N. Chase argued the affirmative and S. Foster Whipple the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street Congregational Church
Church Lyceum
Miss Livingston
George A. Marden
E. G. Dumas
E. W. Clark
Michaud
Frank N. Chase
S. Foster Whipple
Burkes lose to South Framingham in close game
In Huntington hall South Framingham beat the Burkes 18 to 14 after a tight first half. Healey fainted but recovered, Regan and Porter clashed in a dramatic second half, Martins, Kynoch and Cairns starred for South Framingham while Lew and Robitaille led Manchester in a separate Lowell contest. Referee Charles Connors officiated. Attendance 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkes
South Framingham
Huntington Hall
Healey
Qualey
Porter
Regan
Martins
Kynoch
Cairns
Framingham
Green
Porter Healey
Qualey If
O'Neill
Cairns Kelliher
Ib If
Halloran
Donnelly
O'Neil
Kelliher
Charles Connors
Lowell
Timor
James Winn
Manchester Y M C A Triumph Over Lowell In Brilliant Game
Manchester Y M C A ends its season with a 30 point victory over Lowell in a high speed contest noted for brilliancy. Manchester, short-handed without Doyle, fielded a fast light lineup led by McGuigan Hazen Robitaille and Brown, with Soule stepping in for Doyle. Robitaille starred in the second half while Hazen set the pace early. Lowell had defeated Manchester three times prior but could not withstand the late surge as Manchester pulled away.
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Uhtfretther
Manchester
Lovell
Lew
Robitaille
Mie
Lowell
Haven
O'Brien Robitaille
Pearson Brown
Poeucs McGuigan
Scule
Simpson
M. V. Meister
H. E. . Aldinger
Mancheter
Harry M. Young
O’brien
Patrick
Hazen
McGuigan
fScule
Brown
Lowells
Manchester Union
Ron
Loecal
Doyle
Manchester Boys
Little Soule
Dartmouth
Logwell
Awe inspiring Lowell routs Lawrence in 108 to 3 basketball win
Lowell High School crushed its rival Lawrence 108 to 3 in an out-of-town game. King scored 12 baskets, Pearson captained the team, with Moffatt Jewett and Gray also contributing. Lawrence showed the worst performance seen by outsiders in the annex era.
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Lowell High
Lawrence
Lowell
King
Pearson
Kent
Lawrence Pearson
Smith King
Webster Moffatt
C Schanker Gray
Bancroft Jewett
Moffat
Jewett
Gray
Church
Dion
Sprague
Lee
Exeter Winter Handicap Meet Records Fall at Exeter
Exeter N H March 2 The Phil lips Exeter Athletic association held its fifth annual winter handicap meet with 109 entrants. Butterfield broke the 100 yards dash record by two fifths of a second and tied another mark. Events featured 40 yards dash Peters 44 5 seconds 1000 yards Beck scratch 2.30 35 and yards Clapp 20 yards 33 3 5 seconds 600 yards Butterfield scratch 1.17 45 yards hurdle Anderson scratch 54 5 seconds Shot put Knowlton scratch 35 feet 10 inches High jump Whitcomb scratch 5 feet 7 4 inches Pole vault Moore won.
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Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter Athletic Association
Butterfield
N. M. Peters
T. J L. Beckwith
Clapp
Sconnet
W. I. Butterfield
W. L. Anderson
A. P. Knowlton
B. D. Whitcomb
H. L. Moore
Mast of Meteor III Stepped For German Emperor
The main mast of Meteor III, built for the German emperor, was stepped this afternoon in New York. The 80 foot mast has a diameter of 21 1 2 inches, extends 11 feet below the deck and is made of Oregon pine. No hurry orders exist and the yacht is expected to depart in two or three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clergy Moves Ripple Through Rhode Island Churches
Pawtucket March 12 Rev Richard Cookson of Brooklyn has accepted a call to lead the Primitive Methodist church at Fast Lonsdale Rev William A Brown of Arnot Pa has been invited to pastor the First Presbyterian church in the same village Rev William Perry the Union Baptist pastor for three years in Pawtucket has resigned effective after May 1 and is likely to accept a call to a church in Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
Richard Cookson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Primitive Methodist Church
Fast Lonsdale
William A. Brown
Arnot
First Presbyterian Church
William Perry
Union Baptist Church of
Washington, D. C
Remain Quietly At Home With Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A local notice urges readers to stay home and use Chamberlain's cough remedy as directed to quick recovery from grip. It claims the remedy counters pneumonia risk, noting thousands have used it with all cases recovering, and that it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Good Roads Officers Elected at New Hampshire Board of Trade
Concord hosts annual meeting as Myron J. Pratt is chosen president and Albert L. Clough named secretary and treasurer. Banquet at Eagle hotel draws many. Mayor Sargent welcomes. Col. Bert Ellis notes prosperity rests on summer boarders farmers and manufacturers while Stollins pushes state aid for good roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire State Board of Trade
Myron J. Pratt
Albert L. Clough
Manchester
Eagle Hotel
Harry G. Sargent
Bert Sam Ellis
Keene
State Senate
Col. Ellis
Charles E. Adams
Lowell
Miss
Massachusetts Board of Trade
Frank W. Stollins
Good Reads
New Hampshire
State Board
Indictments Loom Large In Franklin County Jury List
Greenfield March 12 grand jury handed down an important slate of indictments. Louis Bitzer a Turners Falls jeweler faces murder charges for the death of his clerk Ida Columbe and his son Louis Martin Bitzer on December 31 1901. Edward F. Smith a Charlemont negro is indicted for manslaughter in the death of his employer Henry M Warner on December 30. Smith pleads not guilty and medical experts will testify next Monday on his mental condition. Speza Smeralda pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill Michale Graziani with whom she lived at Buckland and will be sentenced next week.
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Greenfield
Franklin County
Louis Bitzer
Turners Walls
Edward F. Smith
Speza Smeralda
Bitzer
Ida Columbe
Louis Martin Bitzer
Charlemont
Henry M. Warner
Smith
Michale Graziani
Buckland
Prohibitionists Hold New Hampshire State Convention
Concord hosts the first statewide Prohibition convention of 1902 nominating John Berry for Governor Edgar Carr for Congress in the first district Charles Thorndike for Congress in the second district and pledging renewed allegiance to the Prohibition party denouncing trusts supporting woman suffrage and nonsectarian education while condemning lax naturalization laws and class legislation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
John CC. Berry
Plymouth
Edgar L. Carr
Pittsfield
Charles H. Thorndike
National Prohibition Party
Peaslee
Conference in Boston on woolen mills grievances
Boston march 12. A conference between Treasurer William M Wood of the American Woolen Company and Providence mill committees yielded little beyond directing the committees to discuss grievances with their respective agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wm. M. Wood
American Woolenompany
Providence
Wood
Scholarship Established For New Bedford Textile School
Boston reports a donation by William Firth esq creates a scholarship at the New Bedford Textile school benefiting a son of a deceased New England Cotton Manufacturers association member. It covers tuition books and supplies for the course. applicants must be 14 or older, provide good moral character, and, if previously at other schools, present honorable dismissal certificates. Applications by letter to the New England Cotton Manufacturers association. Candidates nominated by the board of government. selection after examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William Firth
New Bedford Textile School
New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
New England Cotton Manufacturers’ ‘Association
Board of Government
New Bedford Textile ‘School
Vital Healer Jailed After Court Demonstration
In New York on March 11 Rev. John H. Armstrong LL D was jailed for six months after a Jamaica court found his magnetic vital force treatment endangered the morals of 15 year old Beatrice Kirkpatrick. Despite his venerable appearance crippled leg and the testimony of reput able witnesses his cures could not save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John H. Armstrong
Jamaica
Beatrice Thirkpatrick
Pebruacy
House Doorkeeper Dead in Washington at 39
W J Glenn doorkeeper of the House died in Washington this afternoon from pneumonia after grippe. A Republican, he supported Senator Platt and served four consecutive terms. He leaves a widow and two sons. His body will be taken to Cuba New York for burial tomorrow evening. He owned the Cuba Fatriot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. J. Glenn
Cuba
N. Y
Glenn
Platt
State Republican Committee
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts Elects New Officers at Boston Meeting
The Grand lodge N E O P of Massachusetts held a regular meeting in Deacon hall Boston with full Lowell lodge representation. About 100 past wardens were initiated, business was conducted, and at 2 20 pm officers including Grand warden G S Newhall and Grand secretary E S Hinckley were elected along with seven alternate representatives and three grand trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Massachusetts
Deacon Hall
Boston
Lowell
Neptune Lodge
Joseph F. Kent
P. W
Anna
Norris
W. E. F. McKissoch
Echo Lodge
A. Crowfoot
Benjamin Franklin Debating Club Meets in Vino Cent Building
The Benjamin Franklin Debating Club held its regular weekly meeting last night in its rooms at the Vino Cent building. A communication from the Alcides was discussed, outlining potential topics for future debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin Debating Club
Vinocent
Alcides
Finley Literary Club backs Lyceum League candidate
The Finley Ohio literary club reports support for its candidate in the Lyceum League of North America. The Franklin club nominates John H Murphy as vice president and plans rally committees to promote his election in Lowell. Recitations were given by Frank Higgins P Begley D McCann and Thomas Ffannafin. Election of officers will be at the last March meeting. Charles D Amour acted as critic and fulfilled duties satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Club
Finley
Ohio
Lyceum League of North America
Franklin Club
John H. Murphy
Rally Bhittees
Lowell
Frank Higgins
P. Begley
D. McCann
Thomas Ffannafin
Charles D. Amour
Triumph in Electric Power Transmission Enacts Vast Feat
The piece lauds a major electric power transmission triumph, naming Prince Poniatowski and engineers like John Martin and W. R. Eckart for their courage and skill. It highlights coal savings, water power reclamation in California, and the broader industrial impact, citing figures from Niagara’s output and projecting continental fuel savings as electricity reshapes cities and rail networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Poniatowski
Messrs
John Martin
W. R. Eckart
R. H. Sterling
C. C. Poole
J. F. Kelly
California
Tl. B. Stillwell
Niagara
Thomas Commerford Martin
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Washington and the Shad: A Gourmet Lesson in Economy
The Philadelphia Record recounts President Washington’s strict household economy in Philadelphia. Steward Hyde proposed a Delaware shad at three dollars, triggering Washington’s glare and a swift order to remove the dish. The fish was eaten later in the servants’ hall, illustrating frugality at the presidential table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin
Morris House
Philadelphia
Hyde
Lear
Jit
Philadelphia Record
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Ed Eeneeeds
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Salem Ee Er
Small Five
Highland
Cameron
Miller
Me and
Jakey
George Richardson
Paul Gardner
Fat Tom Cotter
Boston Papers
Lawrence American
Ellingwood’s
New York Optical Co
Bridge Street
Merrimack Sq
Fred Lake
Carney
Burns
McDermott
Gilligan
Brooklyns
South Carolina Athletic Association
Columbia
N. C
Jimmy Collins
The
Beston Americans
Ferris
Parent
Centralville
High Street Lyceum
Lowell Y. M. C. A
Sports AT
Meteor Iil
Willie
Srecock
Franklin County Grand Jury
N. H. Prohibs
Benj. Franklin Club
Washington and the Shad
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