Quintette From Heart of the Commonwealth Secures Second
Portland defeats Lowell 9 to 5 as Fox and Lewis are out. Graffam and Gribben fill in for Lowell. Scoring by Campbell and Hart leads Portland past Lowell 9 to 5 with 600 in attendance.
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Heart of the Commonwealth
Portland
Pland
Lowell
Fox
Lewis
Graffam
Gribben
Lowell Campbell
Canavan
Miller
Cameron
Mallory
Campbell
Jean
Seeesee
Howe
HAT
Bowell
Hart
Campbell Portland
Portigvid
Dnigr
Holderness
O’brien
Timer— Dyer
Polo Games Tonight Sweep Local Matches
High school polo schedule lists Lowell at Lewiston and Salem at Lawrence while Clinton visits Worcester and Portland hosts Portland. Also notes matchups Clinton at Worcester and Lowell at Portland. Strong local teams compete tonight with multiple games across venues.
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Portland
Lowell
Clinton
Worcester
Linton
Lewiston
Salem
Lawrence
Lowell Eee Ee Eee
Worcester Setae
Clinton Se Vee Wees
Salem Cry
Polo Matches At Armory Tonight In Lewiston
Polo at the armory begins at 8 30 with Co 6 facing the Washington club admission 15 cents Lowell plays in Lewiston tonight and hopes rise that the Lowell team will fare well the town awaits with interest the polo schedule and results.
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Armory
Washington Club
Cycle racing season opens at Boston and beyond
The cycle racing season builds across New England with a 25 mile open race at Charles River Park Boston on April 19 and frequent meets from May through summer. Promoters F L Howe E C Howe Alex McLean and Jimmy Hunter Cadwell figures shape a circuit centered in the East as riders chase pace honors and a growing Grand Circuit of 1902.
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Charles River Park
Boston
F. L
E. C. Howe
Revere Beach
Alex McLean
Bunker Hill
Vailsburg
Washington
Jimmy Hunter
Atlanta
Hunter
Cadwell
America
Middle West
Jac Prince
Ohio
Willie Fenn
Fenn
Batchelder
Board of Control
Joe Nelson
Lawrence to face Lowell in benefit game for Hurbert Fox
Lowell fans expect a strong turnout for a Tuesday night benefit in Huntington hall to help replace absences and cover injury concerns as Lawrence is set to be the opponent. The event aims to assist Fox after his unfortunate injury and draw local amateur talent.
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Lowell Boys
Huntington Hall
Lowell
Fox
Lawrence
Wilder and Co Lead Mercantile League Postponed Match
Result from a postponed Mercantile league game played last night at the Merrimack Street alleys reports H. H. Wilder & Co. as the notable participants.
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Merrimack Street
H. H. Wilder & CO
BASE BALL NOTES Highlighting New England League Plans
The Lowell contingent in the New England Base Ball league signals a busy season with twelve Thursdays eleven Saturdays and three holiday afternoons set for home games. Concord regains balltown status as Manager Carney moves season book sales past 500 at ten dollars each for fifty games. The N H State Fair grounds near the city center will host the season with a large grandstand and new diamond visibility.
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Lowell
New England
Lake
Concord
Carney
N. H. State Fair Association
P. A. C. to Meet Burkes in Huntington Hall Monday Night
Basketball notes report a repeat meeting between the P. A. C. and Burkes in Huntington hall with manager Gray predicting a P. A. C. win. Webster beat South Framingham 15 to 13 in the first of five for New England championship and a $400 purse, Mathieu scoring the deciding basket before about 1000 fans in Webster. There is a push to have C. P. Davis of Everett referee the Burke P. A. C. clash, and Webster is favored to take the series if Huntington hall floor is less slippery.
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Burkes
Huntington Hall
Gray
Webster
South Framingham
New England
Mathieu
C. P. Davis
Everett
Burke- P. A. C
Fraternal Bay State Colony Meets at Post 126 Hall
The Bay State Colony Pilgrim Fathers held a semi monthly meeting in Post 126 hall last evening and initiated one candidate. In the open session Emma Regnier and C. E. Corbett performed piano solos while Edwin Sawtelle Ralph Lord and John Webster sang. A whist party closed the evening.
Hyomel Claims Quick Cure for Croup and Colds
Advertisement touts Hyomel as a universal cure for croup colds bronchitis and catarrh with rapid relief times from thirty minutes to two weeks It promises a five day free trial and offers a one dollar outfit with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure from The R T Booth Co Ithaca NY and druggists.
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R. T. Booth Co
Ithaca
N. Y
Local riders eye summer cycle tracks and new riders emerge
The report highlights Newark sprinter Joe Nelson focusing on basketball and skating passion. It notes plans for a modern cycle track at Rockaway Beach, New York, with financiers weighing the project. Washington spring training, new tracks, and listed riders including Floyd McFarland Bennie Munroe Spooner and Wells appear, with youth cyclists Heer and George gaining early notice.
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Newark
Joe
Krebs
Billington
Nelson
Little Joe
Rockaway Beach
New York
Coneyland
Tom Eck
B. Frank Blayney
Springfeld Coliseum
R. Blayney
New England
Worcester
Springfield
New Haven
Washington
Washington Wack
Lowell
Fred Lake
C. Ross’ Klosterman
Philadelphia
Klosterman and Prince
Prince
Spooner and Wells
Floyd McFarland
Bennie Munroe
James C. Kennedy
Atlanta
Robbie Walthour
Tommy Hall
Albert Champion
McFarland
Munroe
Hart
Champion
Charles River Park
Laurence Heer
Seaside Athletic Club
Sally
Francis
Preventing Pneumonia From Colds with Chamberlains Remedy
The article warns cold and la grippe can lead to pneumonia but asserts Chamberlains Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia if taken promptly. It claims thousands have used it with no pneumonia cases and that it cures a cold or la grippe faster than other treatments. It notes the remedy is pleasant and safe and sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Scent and Nasal Catarrh Remedy Cream Balm Ad
An old advertisement promotes Sowed direct to the inflamed membrane. Ely Brothers of New York offer 8 Hly's Cream Balm for 50 cents and mail order from 56 Warren Street. It claims to restore taste and smell without drying tissues and ends with urging druggists to stock it.
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Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Foley’s Honey and Tar Cures Coughs and Colds
An advertisement for Foley’s Honey and Tar claims to cure coughs and colds including bronchitis asthma croup whooping cough hoarseness and bronchial troubles pneumonia and la grippe. Listed are F C Goodale and C E Carter as sellers or manufacturers.
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F.C. Goodale
C. E. Carter
Stoneham Seconds Defeat Lowell Girls 21 to 9
The Lowell High School girls team Number Two lost to Stoneham High Seconds 21 to 9 in the armory yesterday afternoon. Referee Burtt of Lowell called the game with minimal fouls as both teams played a gentlemanly, skilled contest. Stoneham’s Sweetland and Green led, scoring two and three points respectively, while Lowell’s Wilson and Bailey added most for their side.
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Stoneham
Stoneham High
Armory
Lowell
Burtt
Misses Sweetland
Green
Whitcomb Sweetland
Johnson Hay
Cook Lewis
Bailey
Barton
Wilson
Miss Hay
Miss Sweetland
Miss Green
Miss Wilson
Miss Bailey
Zion Cricket Club Plans Season At New Grounds
Zion Cricket Club has secured new grounds in Te Wksbury near Wigginville. Work starts now to ready fields for the opening game May 10 when the first eleven meets U S B second eleven. Captain is Mr Croft with Arthur Hindle as vice captain. First league game May 3 at Andover, then May 17 at home versus Methuen. Members meet this afternoon to lay out the crease.
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Zion Cricket Club
Tewksbury
Wigginville
Tewksbury Cats
U. S.B
Croft
Arthur Hindle
Andover
Methuen
Alumni Banquet Honors Class of 1902 at Low ell Evening HS
The Low ell Evening High School alumni hosted a reception and banquet for the class of 1902 at Burbank hall. President John J. Coyne opened the meeting, then a musical and literary program featured Frank Murphy piano solo and accompaniment, John Murry song, recitations by James Warner, Roxy Wenderson, Miss Margaret McDonough and others, plus various solos and readings. After refreshments, dancing followed with the Alumni orchestra providing music.
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Lowell Evening High School
Burbank Hall
John J. Coyne
Frank Murphy
John Murry
James Warner
Alice Gallagher
Roxy Wenderson
James Carr
Grace Mcelvoy
Julia Arlt
Edward Shea
Reading
Margaret McDonough
Walter McLaughlin
Fred Harris
Stationary Engineers hear talk on gauges and veteran item
Lowell Association of Stationary Engineers held a well attended meeting with an instructive discussion on engineering topics. Two applications were received. Inspector Jones of Hartford Boiler Insurance Company presented a brass pressure gauge and a vacuum gauge said to have served in the Confederate Army. The Lone Star block ade runner was presented and the association expressed thanks to Mr. Jones.
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Lowell Association of Stationary Engineers
Inspector Jones
Hartford Boiler Insurance Company
Hartford
Easter Lilies at Patten Florist Display
Patten the florist at 70 Central Street showcases Easter lilies, boasting superiority over imitators and urging customers to compare their lilies with others while avoiding inferior stock sold by competitors.
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Patten
Merrimack Squire
Central Street
Opening of Miss Delude millinery at 111 Merrimack Street
A large crowd of ladies attended a spring millinery exhibition at Miss Delude's shop, number 111 Merrimack Street. The store was holiday trim with attentive sales staff and hats from top French and American designers. Miss De Sade tailored fittings to suit each customer, ensuring broad approval from friends.
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Miss Delude
Merrimack Street
Miss de- Sade
Wood's department jewelry Easter sale with bargain bundles
Shoppers crowded Wood's department jewelry store for the Easter sale and bargain event. Special Taster bundles priced at 330 each offer safety lock key rings with every purchase while supplies last.
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Wood
Fewer Gallons Wears Longer Paint Claim
An advertisement claims Devoe Pead and Zinc paint covers more area per gallon than Mixed Paints and lasts twice as long as lead and oil mixed by hand, suggesting greater durability and economy for building coatings.
La Grippe Quickly Cured by Chamberlain Remedy
In the winter of 1898 and 1899 T was taken with la grippe. Hewitt of Winfield Ill used two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to break up the cold and stop coughing. The remedy is touted as reliable for quelling severe colds and warding off pneumonia, and is sold by all drug gists.
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la Grippe
Hewitt
Winfield, Ill
Chamberlain's
Grippe
Chamberlain
Fine Residence for Sale in Lowell’s Best Street
Exquisite residence in a prime Lowell street offered for quick sale by owner who has no use for it. Also included is a small, well located farm near the city on the East side. Call T. H. Elliott at 64 Central Street for full particulars.
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Lowell
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Summer Vacation Along Lake Shore Michigan Southern
Your summer vacation may be most pleasurably and profitably spent along the line of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway. Stop-over privileges are allowed at all interesting points and health resorts without extra charge. The comfort safety and punctuality of this renowned trunk line have earned it a world wide reputation among tourists and pleasure seekers.
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Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
To Cure Grips In Two Days With Bromo Quinine
Laxative Bromo Quinine claims to remove the cause of grip in two days with E W Groves signature on every box.
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E. W. Grove
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Hart Gribben
Jean Olderness
Clinton Daly
Murphy Pierce
R Cunningham Devlin
Farrell Wood
Gardner Bannon
Cashman
Secmcea
Inas Actin Salience
Atea
Cunningham
SPIER
Airy Oisec
Womey
Daly
Bannon
Foul—Gardner
Connolly
Timer—Hartwell
Polo League
Fred Doe
Ae A
Peis
Erat
F. P. Moody
F. & EF. Bailey & CO
G. C. Brock & CO
George C. Osgood
The
Lawrence Company
Dorchester
Mass
Rogers
Geo. H. Wood
Central ST
J. B. Goodwin
Thorndike ST
Mrorwa
E. J. Medina
Hair Store
Merrimack St
Lowell, Mass
Cycle Racing
Atherton
Mercantile League
Sheldon Seh Eveares
Langemere
Lavell
Shepard
See
Ee Enee
Simpson & Rowland. Howes Valve Vmae
Marley Eeet Ee Eens
M. Lyons Sece Nee
T. Lyons Lil
Sturtevant
Mechanics Arts
Lowell High
Thomas Burns
Chicago
Pittsburg
Burns
Manchester Union
Michael Donlin
Baltimore Baseball Club
Donlin
Minnie Fields
Sporting Life
St. Louis
Lord’s
Ayer
Dana
Falls & Burkinshaw
Druccists
Middlesex Street
Thorndike Street
Cor
Foley
New York Optical Co
Bridge Street
State Street
the Mosler Safe Co
United States
Sudbury ST
Boston, Mass
Boyd M. Hamilton
Westfields
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Prescott Street
Bowler Bros
Ales Bazar
Worcester, Mass
St. Vincent's Hospite
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