Poor Lawence Champions Too Strong in Salem and Portland
Worcester and Lewiston won games while Lowell with a crippled lineup fell 17 to 8 to Lawrence in Lowell. Parsons starred for Lowell with seven goals aided by Hart and Jean. Lawrence lacked energy and strength, while Lowell showed resilient play despite missing Fox and Peggy White.
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Lowell Boys
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Worcester
Peggy” White
Holderness
Willie Parsons
Mattyager Parsons
Tibbetts
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Fatty Felix
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Lowell Parsons
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Sur Mary
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Thomas Connolly
Portland Defeats Lewiston In Scoring Bout
In a high scoring game Portland beats Lewiston seven to five. Rush and McGilvary led Lewiston with four points each while Campbell added eleven for Portland including a 29 point step and Mallory thirty one. Fouls went to Hayes, Canavan. Referee O Brien officiated. timer McDonough. Attendance reached about 400.
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Canavan
Campbell
Lewiston
McGilvary
Burgess
Mallory
Hayes
O' Brien
Lowell Polo Team Ranked Among Strongest Aggregations
Salem News reports four secured players boosting Lowell's polo team to a strong roster. Dr. Carroll recalls treating a wound on Mercer during Doe's management, triggering a dispute over medical bills. Manager Parsons’ cautious approach is praised as Lowell gains momentum and success in Spindle City.
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Carroll
Fred Doe
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Mercer
Doe
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Dr. Carroll
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Polo
Parsons
Lawrence Eagle
Bill Parsons
Bobby Russell
New Britain
Russell
Worcester Triumph Over Salem In Rough North Street Tilt
Worcester defeats Salem 6 to 2 at the North street rink in a hard fought game. Daly, Whipple, Pierce, and Woolfernan score for Worcester while O’Hara, Bannon, and Devlin respond for Salem. Fouls tally Wootke 2 Bannon Devlin, attendance 400, ref Furbush.
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Uelfernan
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Pierce
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Polo Games Tonight Hit Local Lineup
Lowell plays Clinton, Lewiston visits Portland, and Salem faces Worcester in the evening polo schedule. Matches set at Lowell Lowell, Lewiston Portland, and Salem Worcester arenas.
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Basketball Notes Highlight Huntington Hall Showdowns
F H Sawyer of South Framingham flaunts a sparkling diamond while previewing tonight’s clash with P A C in Huntington hall. Healey Burkes brings speed to the floor as Burkes face South Framingham after a heated Monday game. Fans long for a Burkes or P A C upset against Webster, the New England champs. Huntington hall surface is now fast and reliable for high tempo basketball.
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Webster
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Polo Shots and Polo League Prospects Update
Salem fights for third while Lowell leads the league under a tense week. Maine trip costs hit Massachusetts clubs. Fox eye injury may sideline him, Parsons praises Bobby Russell, Clinton strengthens its defense with Jason, and Plymouth plans theatre use for polo space as Salem prepares for next season with Tom Cotter as manager and Doher ty replaced.
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Tom Cotter
Doherty
Great tonight clash P A C versus Rough House Brothers in Huntington Hall
In Huntington Hall tonight league leaders P A C meet the Rough House Brothers with South Framingham noted for aggressive play. P A C vows a strong effort after Burke’s win over St Framingham, aiming to top the league. locals to field Fields Allard McFarland Harrington McManmon Tighe Halloran.
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Signor Marconi Plans Cape Breton Wireless Station
Signor Marconi left Ottawa for Cape Breton to establish a trans Atlantic wireless telegraph station and says he has completed his business with the government.
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Ottawa
Signor Marconi
Baseball notes hint at coming seasons across New England
A Brockton piece mocks a posh Count Freger and notes Grant Thatcher joining Fall River. Moody helped Harvard teams. Nashua and Manchester see coaching and umpire movement. Concord eyes O'Brien, while Somers finances Boston’s American league stake. Mullin contract disputes threaten prison time. Fort Wayne and Baltimore clubs face suspensions and expulsions in early 1900s baseball headlines.
Sawyer signs five game series for $400 with Webster team
Webster on March 17. Manager Fred Sawyer of South Framingham signs McQuaid to arrange five games for a purse of 400. First in Webster Thursday, second in South Framingham March 25, third in South Framingham March 28, fourth in Webster March 31, fifth if needed in Mechanics Hall Worcester. Gate receipts split. McQuaid to defend New England title against any state team.
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Fred Sawyer
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John B. McQuaid
Mechanics Hall
Worcester
Mewcald
New England
States
Maguire posts $1000 to fight bantam champ Goodman
Tom Maguire manager of Kid Goodman offers 3100 forfeit to match Goodman against any bantam in the world at 115 pounds either at 3 o clock or ringside. He claims Goodman holds bantamweight world title, arguing Fitz, Harris and Forbes are all lightweights above 118 pounds.
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Boston
Tom Maguire
Kid” Goodman
Goodman
Maguire
Fitz
Harris
Forbes
Champion Fly Caster Wins In New York Contest
E S Osgood of this city took first place in the fly casting contest at the New York sportsmen's show with 29 points. E Hewitt of New York finished second with 20 points as the 30 foot casting distance was achieved.
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This City
New York
New York City
E.S. Osgood
E. Hewitt
Nice Yachtsmen Race In Stormy Weather for $40,000
Tyler P Kennedy owner of the yawl Sybarita challenges Kenneth M Clark owner of the cutter Kariad to a stormy weather race to San Remo for $40,000. The challenge has been accepted.
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Tyler P. Kennedy
Kenneth M. Clark
San Remo
Prentice Elected Director of Missouri Pacific Railway
New York March 18 S Parmele Prentice was today elected a director of the Missouri Pacific railway. He is a son in law of J D Rockefeller and the second Rockefeller representative in the company's directorate.
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S. Parmele
Prentice
Missouri Pacific Railway
J. D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Congratulating Grover Cleveland in Princeton
Ex President Grover Cleveland, the only living former president, celebrated his day with family and neighbors in Princeton New Jersey. He spoke on the Panama Canal and national affairs while recounting incidents with police and an arrest in Manchester.
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N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
Panama Canal
Cleveland
Henry Watterson
Republican Party
National Civic Federation
Arbitration Committee
Milk price talks fail in Boston hindering April deal
In Boston on March 18 the New England Producers' union and Boston milk contractors failed to agree on a six month price starting April 1. The union seeks 34 cents per can while contractors offer 35 cents with a 30 percent production variation and a two cent surplus reduction. Directors will refer the matter to local sections and meetings are set to decide by March 25.
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Boston
New England Producers’ Union
Boston Milk Contractors
New England Milk Producers’ Union
Gardner to Meet Root Again in April Fight Card
Boston report says Joe Walcott signed to meet Jack OBrien in Philadelphia on March 25. William A. Pierce, manager of George Gardner, sent a money guarantee to Chicago for Gardner to face Jack Root at the Wabash Athletic Club on April 9.
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Joe Walcott
Jack O’brien
Philadelphia
William A. Pierce
George Gardner
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Gardner
Jack Root
Wabash Athletic Club
Jeffries opponent options after referee and club talks
Billy DeLaney, manager for Jeffries, said today that if Fitzsimmons does not agree on referee terms and club selection, he will, for Jeffries, begin negotiating a bout with Sharkey.
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Billy Delaney
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Noted Pickpocket Arrest In Lawrence Station
Police identify a suspect in Lawrence as William Keegan alias Harry Wellington, known in Boston crime circles. Patrolman Carey followed two men jostling a third on the Manchester train, then detained one after the crowd dispersal at North Station.
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William Keegan
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Boston
Keegan
Carey
Manchester
Rhode Island Company merger faces opposition in Providence hearing
In Providence on March 18 the House committee on corporations heard opposition to creating the Rhode Island company by merging United Traction Co Narragansett Electric Lighting Co and Providence Gas Co. Ex mayor William C Baker testified as a stockholder, calling the bill dangerous and against citizen interests.
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Morse Testifies in Suit Over Trespass at Davitt Lode
In New York on March 18 the examination of witnesses began in ER Rollins Morse versus Montana Ore Purchasing Co for damages over alleged trespass on the Michael Davitt lode. Morse denied stockholding in Amalgamated Copper beyond banking for others and noted Montana reports that nearby mines were mined by defendants. Attorney Franklin Bien pressed about reports that Butte Boston and New York Co. also mined there. Morse said it depends on one’s side. Hearing adjourned to Monday.
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Rollins Morse
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Michael Davitt
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Butte
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Laxative Bromo-Quinine Removes the Cause
IX W Grove signature appears on every box of Laxative Bromo Quinine as a key branding claim. The notice emphasizes the product’s unique assurance and widespread familiarity with the Grove name.
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W. Grove
Bribery Charges Not Sustained Against Fall River Officials
Fall River March 18. City committee probing bribery charges against City Clerk Arthur Brayton and Councilman Daniel Costigan after a hearing with three witnesses. The panel voted unanimously not to sustain the charges as presented by Frank Riley, president of the common council.
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Arthur B. Brayton
Frank Riley
Common Council
Daniel F. Costigan
Cabinet discusses Danish West Indies cession to U S
The cabinet met in Washington on March 18 to discuss the cession of the Danish West Indies to the United States. Remainder of the meeting covered routine departmental matters.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Wage Increase At Hamilton Woolen Mills In Amesbury
Notices posted at the Hamilton Woolen company mills in Amesbury announce a 10 percent raise across all departments. The boost, effective Monday March 17, impacts about 800 workers.
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Amesbury
Hamilton Woolen Company
The Thinking Dog in Grouse Shooting Tale
A highland tale describes a Irish setter that, though never trained to fetch or swim, swam for a grouse in a loch and retrieved it by reason rather than instinct. The event contrasts natural retriever instinct with deliberate problem solving observed at Inverness-shire.
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Inverness-shire
Viking tomb discovery in Norway shocks scholars
Prof. Goldberg uncovers a western Norway tomb holding a woman's skeleton a complete set of arms and a horse skeleton sparking intense scholarly interest. The find, hailed as first of its kind, echoes sagas that speak of women warriors.
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Norway
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