Lewiston Defeats Lowell In Tight Hockey Showdown
Lewiston defeated Lowell 4 to 1 in Lewiston with McCarthy and Mallory standout players. The game featured several exciting incidents, with Roberts and Fitzgerald among top performers for Lewiston. attendance about 1,600. Postseason ends Monday with a Lewiston benefit game.
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Lowell
Lewis
McCarthy
Mallory
Portland
Jean
Holderness
Roberts
McGilvary
Fitzgerald
Los
Lowell McGilvary
Hart Roberts
R McCarthy Fitzgerald
Jean Hayes
Holderness Burgess
Lewiston-Lewiston 4 Lowell 1 leads scoreline
In a region basketball posting Lewiston-Lewiston defeated Lowell by four points while Lawrence-Lawrence rolled to a 10 4 win over Salem and Worcester led 5 4 vs Worcester Clinton.
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Lewiston
Lowell
Lawrence
Salem
Worcester
Clinton
Teeed
Lewiston Wee Ee Wees
Polo Shots Benefit Matches and Player News in Lowell
Lawrence and Lowell prepare for a charity polo event in Lowell tomorrow night. Dr R J Meigs reports Lowell’s Joseph Fox eyes injury recovery in Boston with vision likely not restorable. Tournament games note Lowell vs Salem Lawrence vs Lewiston on Wednesday and Friday seek pairings, Saturday features Lowell Lewiston and Lawrence Salem. Polo records through March 15 list rushes and goals for players including Lewis Daly Pierce Gavitt Wooltke Roberts Jason Campbell Mercer and others.
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Lowell
Salem
Lawrence
Lewiston
Lewis
Daly
Hipson
Murphy
Jason
Mercer
Cunningham
Whipple
Campbell
McGilvray
Pierce
Gavitt
Wooltke
Roberts
MacGilvray
Hart
Jean
Wiley
Miller
E. Devlin
Jarrell
Canavan
Cameron
Doherty
Parsons
Bartlett
H. Devlin
Wood
Hayes
Holderness
Fox
Mallory
Baseball Notes from the Northeast and Beyond
Long joins Toronto but may report to Lawrence unless Parsons gains transfer funds. Lowell to begin practice mid April. Holt of Epps to face batter for Blayerhill New England league this season. Nixey Coughlin seeks New Haven with Parsons offer. deal to keep him in Lawrence likely. Klobedanz to play in Lawrence under Parsons with Worcester booking. Henry Lynch may start season in Philadelphia Nationals outfield, with Carney as fallback. Dover manager Doe optimistic about a competitive season after Boston meeting. McAleese signs after contract dispute with Rochester. Brooksides prepping for city title with Flemmings pitching and Grimes as captain. Young Emeralds train for soon big-city play against under 17 teams.
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Brooksides
John Flemmings
Grimes
Young Emeralds
Lowell Polo Notes and Russell Funeral Details
Player statistics show O'Hara Fitzgerald Coggeshall Bannon and Gardner scoring across a Lowell polo season marred by Fox eye injury. John F Russell, a leading polo rush for years, died at 28 in New Britain with Salem team pallbearers planned. funeral in Woburn.
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O'Hara
Fitzgerald
Coggeshall
Bannon
Gardner
Mallory
Burgess
Tibbetts
Fox
Heffernan
Cashman
Hipson
Gavitt
John F. Russell
William A. Parsons
New Britain
Conn
Russell
Salem
Mass
Woburn
Parsons
P A C Versus Burkes In Huntington Hall Clash
In Huntington hall tonight P A C and Burkes meet in a league game amid expectations of a historic struggle. P A C lists Halloran McManimon Allard McFarland Tighe Lynch Harrington and Fields as possible players while Burkes fields Donnelly Qualey Kelliher Healey and Regan. Manager Gray proposes a five game series for a $200 purse with 60 percent to the winner and 40 percent to the loser.
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Huntington Hall
Burkes
Halloran
McManimon
Allard
McFarland
Tighe
Lynch
Harrington
Fields
Donnelly
Qualey
Kelliher
Healey
Regan
Gray
Massachusetts league game ends in brawl at Music Hall
Maynard trails 23d defeat of the season as Institutes of Cambridge dominate 21 to 6. A fist fight between H Sheridan of Cambridge and Holmes of Maynard triggers fighting among fans, with players ejected and spectators piling onto the floor.
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Maynard
Music Hall
Institutes of Cambridge
Cambridge
H. Sheridan
Holmes
Sheridan
Co. C Polo Beats Washington A C 10 to 6
Co. C polo team defeated Washington A C 10 to 6 at the armory Saturday evening, extending their perfect record to five straight wins in as many games. Stanley led the attack as second rush and Berry delivered a long drive in the second period, with strong support from the rest of the lineup.
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Co. C
Washington A. C
Washington
Stanley
Berry
Brooksides top National Guards in close L Association game
In a Saturday night matchup at L Association Catholique hall the Brooksides edged the National Guards 16 to 11 led by Grimes who scored seven from the floor and two on fouls. Brooksides Juniors then beat Lowell Boys club 22 to 6.
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Brooksides
National Guards
L’association Catholique Hall
Grimes
Lowell Boys’ Club
Baseball Notes From The Front Office
Manager Parsons received a letter from J H Farrell president of the National board announcing Red STF. The note conveys decisions affecting team operations and forthcoming schedules. Further details are not included in the fragment.
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Parsons
J. H. Farrell
National Board
Federation plan urged for Methodist churches
A joint commission meeting in Baltimore leads to urging the general conference to adopt federation across several divisions of work. The plan envisions consolidating mission work and Shanghai publishing houses, a union paper in Mexico, and a shared hymn book and catechism. Northern commissioners admit error in revising the hymn book without Southern input. Federation has already been adopted by the Southern church.
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Methodist Episcopal Church South
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Shanghai
China
Mexico
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Southern Church
Colonization plan aims at Manila rush by San Francisco capitalists
Local capitalists push a Manila colonization scheme citing cheap East to West railroad rates. They expect quick settlement of the islands with American farmers and miners once pending Congress legislation passes. The promoters foresee thousands of idle acres being filled by settlers, emulating the northern gold rush.
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San Francisco
Manila
United States
Islands
New York Legislature May Move to Pass Canal Bill
Albany March 23 The Legislature of 1902 will adjourn sine die Thursday An attempt will doubtless be made to pass the 31 8 million canal appropriation bill now in the Assembly committee of rules Five of the six members are opponents and canal men may move tomorrow night to discharge the committee from further consideration Mayor Low s bills to reorganize the municipal employes list in New York are in an uncertain condition
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Assembly Committee of Rules
Assembly
Assembly Rules Committee
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Nord York
Wilcox Verdict Sentences Guilty in Cropsey Case
Elizabeth City North Carolina March 23 The jury found Wilcox guilty of murder in the second degree in the Nellie Cropsey case. District Attorney Ward said he expected a murder verdict. Defense counsel Aydlett plans an appeal claiming the verdict does not fit the evidence. The death penalty is unlikely to be carried out before September when the supreme court resumes, possibly delaying final disposition by over a year.
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Elizabeth City
N.C
Young Wilcox
Nellie Cropsey
Ward
Aydlett
Jones
Supreme Court
Frenchman or Haytien Citizen Question After Execution
Port au Prince March 23 Leon Gabriel who claimed French citizenship was executed yesterday after firing on General Caneau chief of police He had served as an aide de camp to ex President Legitime The Haytian government claims he was Haytian not French while the French minister insists he was French and registered at the French legation He left several children A French man of war has been requested awaiting Paris reply Quiet prevails here.
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Port Au Prince
Hayti
Leon Gabriel
France
Gabriel
Paris
Union relief column reaches camp with troops aboard
A relief contingent has arrived bearing the 27th Infantry, a squadron of the 1st Cavalry, and 60 pack mules. The arrival strengthens the position and supplies in the area as forces consolidate.
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27Th Infantry
Lth Cavalry
Charleston backs Jeffries Fitzsimmons bout in Charleston bid
Charleston announces a 25000 dollar guaranteed purse or 74 percent of gross receipts to stage the 20 round Jeffries versus Fitzsimmons boxing match on May 15 at the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian exposition grounds. An arena for 20000 would be erected if accepted with local authorities briefed and favorable. The Exposition company would not run the event but would provide an arena if brought here.
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S. C
D. C
Exposition Company
Walthour Receives Paris Offer But Refuses Sunday Rides
Atlanta, March 23. Professional bicyclist Walthour says he has a $400 offer to go to Paris. He told Secretary Reeves he would go for 36000 but would not ride on Sunday, opposing the day for Paris races.
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Atlanta
Rivers of Southern Russia Frozen Stop Dnieper Dniester
After an abnormally mild spell, frost now closes all southern Russian rivers including the Dnieper and the Dniester to navigation. The lack of snow raises worries for forthcoming crops as conditions tighten river traffic.
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Odessa
Dnieper
Dniester
Snowbound Roads Hit Berne Traffic Hard
Berne Switzerland on March 23 reports heavy snowfalls that severely disrupt local traffic and travel, halting many routes and slowing daily life across the city.
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Berne
Switzerland
Spain Hit by Severe Winter Weather Strikes Crops
Madrid reports extreme cold with heavy snow and hail in Seville and Corunna, destroying crops and causing loss of life. Authorities warn of continued danger as the storm sweeps across the region.
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Madrid
Spain
Seville
Corunna
Harriman Special Crossing Mexican Frontier En Route to Frisco
The Harriman special train returning from Mexico passed the frontier at Eagle Pass Texas at 3 am today. In the party were E H Harriman Julius Gruttschnitt and E M Felton of the Chicago and Alton. Their trip covered central and southern Mexican cities including Durango Guadalajara Mexico City Cuernavaca San Luis Potosi Tampico and Monterey. The special left for San Francisco tonight.
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Harriman
Mexico
E. H. Harriman
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Alton
Durango
Guadalajara
City of Mexico
Cuerravaca
San Luis Potosi
Tampico
Monterey
San Francisco
Trouble in the Levant in Macedonia uprising plots
Vienna dispatch reports Mace donian committee leader Sarafoff coordinating with Armenian revolutionary party to plan a general rising in Macedonia. The Porte informs powers that comprehensive measures are ready to suppress any Macedonian uprising.
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Vienna
Daily Telegraph
M. Sarafoff
Macedonia
Porte
Gorki's Honorary Academy Membership Annulled
Officially announced in St. Petersburg that Maxime Gorki's election as honorary member of the Academy of Science has been annulled. Gorki must appear before a tribunal to answer political offences. He was banished from the Russian capital years ago and his newspaper connection was suppressed.
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Maxime Gorki
Academy of Science
Gorki
Signal Corps Detachment Attacked by Moros Near Paran Paran
Brig. Gen. George W. Davis reports a 17 man signal corps detachment was ambushed by about 200 Moros near Paran Paran Mindanao. One signal corpsman was killed, and the party's transport including four park mules was captured. The incident occurred as American forces operate in Mindanao.
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Manila
George W. Davis
Zamboanga
Island of Mindanao
Signal Corps
Paran-Paran
Mindanao
Signal
United States
Buford
Fatal domestic infelicity in Washington supper quarrel
In Washington on March 23 Liberty Ixempf, a prominent businessman, choked his wife during a quarrel at the supper table. She seized a revolver and fired five shots at him, one bullet piercing the brain. he died a few moments later. The wife provided an account of the events.
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Washington
Liberty Ixempf
Police Pursue Suspect After Reported Crime
A story notes that a suspect has reported to the police and has not yet been arrested. The details indicate ongoing investigation and pending arrest action as authorities review evidence and determine charges.
Body of Young Albrecht Found Near Brunswick
The body of a boy seen with Richard Albrecht was recovered from a creek near Brunswick, Georgia. He lay in five inches of water about 10 feet from his father’s body, well dressed and nourished, with a broken back but no bruises. They had been last seen near Everett City en route to Savannah. A theory says the boy fell from a trestle and the father died trying to save him, though the 25 foot distance between bodies complicates that. Albrecht had appeared nervous in talks.
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Brunswick
Richard Albrecht
New Brunswick
N. J
Seaboard
Everett City
Savannah
Thalman
Albrecht
Robbed of Culture Indian boarding schools described
The piece condemns 113 boarding schools for Native youth, detailing vast enrollments and glucose of welfare, education, and modern amenities. It argues pupils are chosen by blood, transported far from home, treated as wards, and returned to tribes ill prepared, fostering dependence and cultural erosion.
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Cajnery
Arrogance and Selfishness Quoted by William A. Jones
The World’s Work excerpt cites William A. Jones arguing that a spirit of arrogance and selfishness undermines collective effort and moral leadership. The passage emphasizes self‑regard as a barrier to public service and progress.
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William A. Jones
Photographic Falsehoods Taught to the Camera
George W. Betz in the March Era explains tricks amateurs can use with common cameras to mislead or misrepresent in photographs. He notes many techniques are not original and excludes extreme retouching or composites, focusing on how the camera can be taught to deceive.
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George W. Betz
Lis
Dry Plate Trust
Montaigne
Sparrows Die in Electric Brookllyn Bridge Battle
A morning battle among English sparrows on the Brooklyn Bridge end of the Manhattan rail yard ended with four birds killed or fatally burned by the third rail. Spectators heard a blinding flash as the sparrows clung to each other and touched the live rails, two birds burned instantly, two more stunned and fled.
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Brigge
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