Tables Turned P A C Defeats Burkes In Close Cage Battle
P A C beat Burkes 15 to 11 in Huntington hall last night before about 1200 fans. Allard starred for P A C with fast all around play, Regan led Burkes in the second half, and Harrington and Donnelly produced the notable late efforts. McManmon left with a knee injury, Lynch substituted, and Fields missed a free throw after a notable goal attempt.
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Burkes
Huntington Hall
Allard
Little Petey Regan
Harrington
Donnelly
Fields
McManmon
Lynch
Burkes Harrington
Regan MecManmon
Qualey
Kelliher Fields
O'Neil Allard
Donnelly Tighe
Healey
Tields
Tighe
Regan
O'Neil
Kelliher
Charles Connors
Jerry Murphy
James Winn
PULO SHOTS Lowell and Lawrence in Huntington tonight
Lowell and Lawrence face Worcester and Salem in a polo night with Mallory stepping in for Fox and Lewis returning. The Huntington event includes two tournament games, a mask debate among managers, and notes on goal tend protection amid injuries and calls for face guards.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Huntington
Mallory
Fox
Lewis
Nashua and Lowell Highs Prep for Baseball Matchups
BASE BALL NOTES report Nashua high school to play Lowell high school in two April and June games at Lowell. Textiles players shape up with tips from Lowell manager Lake. Lowell Textile and high school teams to meet several times. six Lowell players listed, including Lake and Merritt. King Kelly plans to stay with Manchester. Portland loses ball club prospects. Dunlavey and Merritt mentioned as local prospects preparing for season.
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Nashua High School
Lowell High School
Lowell
Textile School
Atherton Grounds
Lake
Lowell Textile School
Merritt
Gallagher
Connors
Beville
Willis
Blackman
Lowell Strike Threat Discussion With Mill Agents
The State board of arbitration spoke by phone with Lowell mill agents but no agreement emerged as workers had not voted to strike. If a strike develops the board will seek a settlement. A mill official said increases in wages are possible without harming mills and that rents and living costs justify higher pay. The piece foresees a potential large strike and a desolate Lowell if demands spark disruption.
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State Board of Arbitration
Lowell Mill
State Board
Courier- Citizen
Lowell
Lowell Mills and Strikes Documented by Thomas F Connolly
A concise record of labor unrest in Lowell authored by Thomas F Connolly, highlighting the mills, worker conditions, and strike activity in the industrial city. The piece frames the people, places, and actions shaping the early American textile labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Thomas F. Connolly
Lowell Mills Labor History and Future Industrial Power
Laughlin and Cross in Manchester De Roehn in Graniteville Cassidy in South Boston Regan new out fielder in Decatur Ill and three others in the East Atherton grounds poised as state leading labor hub Growth of Merrimack mills since 1822 to 30 000 artisans producing vast cotton wool fabrics carpets hosiery and shawls Past strikes across Lowell area 1836 1853 1867 1874 1875 with vast wage losses and hours cuts Mills to be affected if a strike occurs include Merrimack Lawrence Appleton Tremont Suffolk Boott Massachusetts Hamilton totaling over 20 000 workers.
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Laughlin
Cross
Manchester
de Roehn
Graniteville
Cassidy
Boston
Regan
Decatur
Ill
Merrimack Mills
Lowell
Mechanics Plane Mills
Hamilton, Boott and Lawrence Mills
Merrimack
Lawrence
Appleton
Tremont & Suffolk
Boott
Massachusetts
Hamilton
Opening Day At Miss Blennerhassett Millinery Parlor
Opening day at Miss Blennerhassett’s millinery shop in Central block features spring hats and bonnets. A steady flow of ladies toured room 46 and 53 Central street, admiring the tasteful display amid floral and plant decorations. The event continues today with similar displays and customer interest high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittie Blennerhassett
Central Block
Central Street
Misa Blennerhassett
Mail carrier Barnaby arrested for stealing letters
Arthur H. Barnby a Cambridge post office letter carrier was arrested by Inspector Snow after leaving the Cambridge post office with mail matter addressed to various people. He was jailed on a charge of stealing mails and arraigned pending next week. Barnaby had 11 years with the service and was described as extremely nervous.
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Boston
Arthur H. Barnby
Cambridge Post Office
Snow
Cambridge
Barnby
Barnaby
U. S. Marshal’s Office
Pickering
U. S
New York
Cunningham
Post Office
Post Office Department
Medals of Honor Transfer Policy If Medalist Dies
Washington March 24 The war department decides that if a Medal of Honor recipient dies the medal may be given to the next of kin. The decision outlines the orderly transfer and eligibility for an official posthumous honor.
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War Department
Washington
Lease of New Orleans street lines to Jersey rail firm authorized
In New Orleans on March 24 stock holders of the New Orleans City Railroad Co, which controls most city street railway lines, met and authorized leasing the lines to the New Orleans Railway Co, the company recently chartered in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New Orleans City Railroad Co
New Orleans Railway Co
New Jersey
Otis to Retire Tomorrow as Major General
Washington reports Major General E S Otis will retire tomorrow, creating a vacancy in the list of major generals. He has commanded the department of the fronter and his departure marks a transition in U S Army leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. S. Otis
Department of the Flakes
Choynski Knocked Out In First Round By Carter
Chicago match report says Kid Carter of Brooklyn knocked out Joe Choynski in the opening round of a six round bout at the American club. Choynski pressured Carter with repeated blows before a decisive right to the jaw sent him down. Choynski recovered briefly but the knockout came as Carter landed a powerful final punch lifting Choynski off his feet. Referees said Choynski was unconscious for about ten minutes.
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Parsons
Brockton Enterprise
Joe Fox
Cashman
McCarthy
Old Providences
Chicago
Kid
Carter
Brooklyn
Joe Choynski
Choynski
S. C. W. Polo Team Beats Clover Leaf at Lawrence
The S. C. W. polo team defeated Clover Leaf 5 to 0 at Lawrence last night. Standout players included Muzzey at centre and Stillings on the first rush. Lawrence benefited from local players from Lowell, Lawrence, and Salem clubs. Referee Furbush wore a suit for the exhibition. The Co. W. will face Washington Elstoggia at the Lowell benefit Tuesday night.
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Lawrence
Clover Leaf Club
Muzzey
Stillings
Lowell
Salem
Furbush
Furbush Donned A Suit and Gave the Exhibition of Polo Playing. the §. Co. W
Washington Elstoggia
Attorney General to Challenge Northern Securities Merger
St Paul March 24 Attorney General Douglas will begin action in state courts within 10 days to restrain Northern Securities Co from voting stock of Northern Pacific or Great Northern railroad. Minneapolis March 24 Washington AG Stratton will sue in the U S Supreme Court to block the merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Mary
Douglas
Northern Securities Co
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railroad
Minneapolis
W. FE. Stratton
State of Washington
United States Supreme Court
Democratic Mayor Chosen In Oldtown Me By Narrow Margin
Dr. Arthur J. Bradbury received the Democratic nomination and was elected mayor by 15 votes over Republican George P. Longley. The Oldtown council composition stands eight Republicans and two Democrats.
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Oldtown
Arthur J. Bradbury
George P. Longley
Mob fatally harms Black man in Troy Alabama incident
Troy Alabama March 24 a Black man named Bill Zeigler was fatally harmed by a mob Saturday night near town. He had been charged with an incident involving a little white girl and was bound over to the grand jury. The sheriff was overpowered by the mob when escorting the prisoner into town.
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Troy
Ala
Bill Zeigler
Here
No Settlement Yet After Long Quarry Talks
Quincy March 25 A lengthy conference between quarry owners and Quarrymen's union representatives extended past midnight but ended without any definite agreement on labor hours for the workers.
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Quincy
Laxative Brémo Quinine Tablets Claim Fast Cold Cure
An advertisement offers Brémo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day with a money back refund if unsuccessful. Each box bears E. W. Grove's signature and the claim touts rapid relief from cold symptoms.
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E. W. Grove
Great Interest at South End Meetings at Gorham Street
A large Greenwood union audience attended Monday night at Gorham Street Methodist church. Rev. Mr. Greenwood led prayer and song, presenting The Personality of Satan with candor and force. Afternoon services resume daily at 3 o’clock through the week except Saturday, with a special all day meeting Wednesday at 10 am, 3 pm, and 7:30 pm.
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Greenwood Union
Gorham Street Methodist Church
Mr. Greenwood
Nims
Greenwood
Satan
Wamesit Lodge Whist Party Winners Listed
The Wamesit lodge K of P held another successful whist party with a large attendance. Prize winners included Mrs Thi er 48 as first ladies mirror, Cor a Brown 47 as second ladies pudding, Mrs Daniels 44 as third ladies pocket book. For gentlemen Louis Daniels 53 won first opal stick pin, Me Moore second card case, Mr Farnef third briar wood pipe. Committee in charge were William Thayer Calvin Joy and Hash man.
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Wamesit Lodge
K Ofp
Mirror
Thier
Cora Brown
Mrs.Daniels
Louis Daniels
Me. Moore
Farnef
William Thayer
Calvin Joy
Hashman
Volunteers of America Lecture Series Announced
Major Fegley social secretary for New England will speak Wednesday and Thursday nights at 8 about Volunteers of America aims and work in New England cities. A breakfast for 75 men will be offered next Sunday morning, with food contributions welcomed. Cadet Moore at 33 Shattuck Street will respond to calls.
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Major Fegley
New England
Cadet Moore
Shattuck Street
Easter Sermon Urges Use of God Given Powers
At Worthen Street Baptist Church the pastor preached on "Christ's Curse on Barrenness" stressing Christians must use every power God gave to save souls and build personal holiness, warning against fruitless living.
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Worthen Street Baptist Church
Meetings Continue Through The Week
A fragment notes ongoing nightly meetings across the week, suggesting persistent gatherings and a focus on unresolved matters. No further details on participants or purpose are provided.
Charity concert and dance planned in Associate hall
A charity event on Tuesday evening April first in Associate hall aims to raise funds for several children aided by Highland women. The program features Mrs Viola Campbell Waterhouse of Boston, Mrs Irene Pinder Kerwin of Lowell, and Mrs Elinor Louise Swain of Boston with singing and recitations. Dancing, whist, refreshments by D L Page company, and ushers will complete the evening. ticket sales already indicate strong support.
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Viola Campbell Waterhouse
Boston
Irene Pinder Kerwin
Lowell
J B Goodwin Premieres Superior Screen Paint
J B Goodwin ensures only top materials go into his screens and now offers his own screen paint. He uses kiln dried lumber Clinton wire brass nails and springs and develops a paint that resists wear. Available in pint and half pint cans, the paint promises economy and quality for discerning customers.
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J. B. Goodwin
Clinton
Goodwin
Butchers' White Duck Aprons Half Price Sale
We bought a small lot of twenty dozen white duck aprons with a high bib and neat finishing. Quality retailing at 2e each. offered at 1e each, two for 25c in the bargain department basement at Pollard & Co.
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Font of Stairs
A. G. Pollard & CO
Burdock Blood Bitters Marketed in Lowell Coffee Ad
An 19th century style advertisement touts American Maleberry coffee at 9 cents a pound sold by O'Brien Bros. at 227 Central Street. The copy claims Burdock Blood Bitters purify and cleanse, promising relief from scrofula salt rheum erysipelas and eruptive diseases.
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Lowell
O'Brien Bros
Tes
Central Street
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Pawtucketville
Worcester
Lewiston
Long John Wiley
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Carter, Ellingwood & Co
F. O. Butler & Co
Lawrence Company
Dorchester
Mass
NEL
King Kelly
New Hampshire
Portland
Dunlavey
Atherton
William Rafferty
The
Spinners’ Union
Textile Council
Oldsmobile
Autocar
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Prescott Street
Highlands
Westford
Branch Streets
Massachusetts Real Estate CO
Eugene G. Russell
Donovan Building
Tower’s Corner
W. C. Both
Talbot Clothing CO
Central ST
Cor
Warren
Medals OF Honor
Otis
POLO
l_ewiston
Taylor
E. A. McQuade & Co
P. Dempsey & Co
P. Teague & Co
Ecesec
South End
Whist Party
Volunteers OF America
Botanic
Balsam
Adamson
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