Salem Wins Series With Victories Over Lawrence And Lewiston
Salem defeated Lawrence at Hunting ton hall to seize first place in the series while Lewiston crushed Lowell 5 to 1 to take second. Lowell and Lawrence followed. In the Lowell Lewiston game an injury to Holderness altered momentum as Coggeshall struggled and Hart scored late for Lowell. Wodtke starred for Salem in the Salem Lawrence match as Wiley scored for Lawrence in the first half.
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Lawrence
Huntington Hall
Salem
Lewiston
Lowell
Holderness
Roberts
Coggeshall
MecGilveray
Lowell Boys
Hart
Mallory
Lewis Roberts
Hart Fitzgerald
Jean Hayes
Coggeshall Burgess
G Mallory
McGilveray
Robertss
Salem-Lawrence
Wodike
Whipple
Wiley
Joe Fox
Hipson
Wodtkerr
Gavitt Doherty
Ec Wiley O'Hara
Devlin Heffernan
Tibbetts
Wodtke
Salem, Whipple
Salem, Wodtke
WoodtHee
Cccrecseesceees
Wrlddi Ois Cis Cieccverecsensees
Heffernan
Connolly
Timer—Paradis
Expires While Seated at Clinton Home
Austin Ball aged 0 years died suddenly at his Clinton River Road home while seated in a chair. He had been healthy, complained of a severe sore throat, and expired as a doctor arrived. Known in New England as a baseball and polo player, he played for regional leagues and Clinton teams. a brother, also a noted ball player, died of consumption three weeks earlier, leaving a father and mother.
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Clinton
Austin Ball
River Road
New England
Massachusetts
King Edward to donate yacht cup for Cork race
In response to an inquiry the king will give a $500 cup to be contested in the international yacht race at the Cork international exhibition. Local clubs expect Columbia Shamrock III and Meteor to compete in the event.
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King Edward
Cork
Edward
Fitzgerald
Lowell High girls beat Medford in tight 6 to 4 clash
Lowell High school junior girls secure victory over Medford High in a closely contested Saturday game at the High school annex. Lowell showed superior skill as Medford, though plucky, could not match the locals. Final score 6 to 4 with Lowell's H. Durkee and Blakeley among top performers.
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Lowell High School
Medford High School
Medford
Lowell
Lowell H
Medfound H
Buckle Factory Burned At Wilder's Pond
Fire at the old bucket factory in Hingham near Wilder's Pond destroyed the building and contents. The blaze, likely from an overheated pipe in the dry room, caused about 7500 dollars in damage with insurance coverage around 6000 dollars.
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Hingham
Wilder's Pond
Newburyport Wins First Merrimack Valley Indoor Meet
Newburyport High dominates the inaugural Merrimack Valley Interscholastic meet in Newburyport with 56 points. Plummer and Tucker shine with two victories each, Tucker praised as top distance runner. Brown and Chandler lead field events for Newburyport.
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Newburyport
Merrimack Valley Interscholastic Association
Newburyport High
Lewell High
Nashua High
Lawrence
Haverhill
Plummer
Tucker
Shackford
Benner
Lowell
Sargent
Hardy
Nashua
Master
Gray
Chandler
Black
Brown
Andrews
Blek
Cudworth
Hallett
Perkins
Walters
Autre Tart
Trull
Dondero
Bartlett
Fuller
Fire in Hold For Pretoria Then Steamer Returns to New York
The steamer Pretoria on a run to Hamilton Bermuda reported a blaze in the forward hold 190 miles south of Sandy Hook. Fire was confined to burning hay and stored petroleum in the next compartment. Passengers were moved to Noordland, and both ships headed to New York where fire boats were summoned. Noordland later landed the rescued passengers at a North River pier.
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New York
Pretoria
Quebec
Noordland
Tompkinsville
Hamilton
Bermuda
McKenzie
Sandy Hook
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Doxrud
North River
Crash at Sea Sinks Holyrood After Fog Collision
The British steamer Holyrood sinks after a collision with the Bernard Hall 175 miles west of Fastnet. Holyrood's 28 crew abandon ship as Bernard Hall arrives at Queenstown with damaged bows. Both ships slowed in dense fog. Holyrood sinks in about 20 minutes. Holyrood Steamship Co. Ltd. owns the vessel.
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London
Holyrood
Renton
Portland
Leyland Line
Bernard Hall
Cagssentine
Liverpool
Barbadoes
Trinidad
Galveston
Queenstown
Fastnet
Benton
Cassentine
Holyrood Steamship Co. Ltd
Garfield Accepts Civil Service Post From Roosevelt
James R. Garfield son of the late president was accepted for the civil service commissioner job offered by President Roosevelt. He will fill the April vacancy caused by William A. Rodenberg. Garfield a Cleveland attorney and former state senator from his district helped draft the Ohio election law requiring sworn campaign expense statements, later repealed. He resides in Mentor suburb of Cleveland.
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Washington
James R. Garfield
Garfield
Civl
Roosevelt
William A. Rodenberg
Harry A. Garfield
Cleveland
Ohio
Secretary of State
My Garfield
Mentor
Moscow Students Arrested in Siberian Sentences
In Moscow last Wednesday twenty six people, mostly students, were jailed for violating Governor General regulations with sentences from one to three months. St. Petersburg students claim about twenty five of their peers were sent to Siberia. A preparatory school teacher was shot four days ago by a student claiming unjust grading.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Siberia
Chinese Students In Japan Face Possible Ban
In Yokohama on March 30 the Chinese minister in Tokio urged Pekin to forbid Chinese students from traveling to Japan. He warned they would adopt revolutionary ideas here as 56 students were set to enter a military school in Tokio, funded by the viceroy of Chi Li province.
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Yokohama
Tokio
Pekin
Japan
Chi Li
Boston Brewery Workers Strike Looms After Talks
Boston March 30. A final conference between Master Brewers and the Brewery Workers union is set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the brewers board of trade rooms. The 1500 workers face a strike if talks fail, though hope for a settlement remains slim after a large meeting and empowered committee.
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Boston
Brewery Workers’ Union
Brewers’ Board of Trade
Liquor Raids Target Hanover Street Speakeasies
Hanover Street raids led to arrests amid a citywide liquor crackdown. Eugene Champagne of 41 Hanover Street was locked up on alleged third offense after two barrels of beer were found. Police also seized whiskey at 404 Moody Street from Eugene Asselin and seized a quart of whiskey and beer bottles at 74 Billings Street from Joseph Dyer.
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Yesterdy
Moffatt
Hanover Street
Eugene Champagne
Donaldson
Bumps
Pat Oman Flanagan
O'Dwyer
Eugene Asselin
Moody Street
Capt. Kew
Lieut. Brosnan
P. D. Murphy
Creamer
Joseph Dyer
Billings Street
Fleeing for safety General Cameau leaves Haiti
Port au Prince Haiti March 39 General Cameau former police chief who ordered the execution of Leon Gabriel a French citizen who shot him March 22 fled yesterday to the French legation and sailed today for Willemstad Curacao amid fears of further authorities action.
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Port Au Prince
Hayti
Cameau
Leon Gabriel
Willemstad
Curacoa
Sixty Two Arrests In New York On Sunday
New York on Sunday saw 62 arrests for alleged violations of the excise law, the highest Sunday total under the current administration, compared with 28 the previous Sunday and a prior record 42 on January 26. Authorities did not concertedly enforce liquor sales restrictions.
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New York
Greater
Range War Renewed In Wyoming Sheep Men Clash
Evanston Wyoming March 30 Range war flares again with cattlemen and sheep men clashing in Big Piney Uintah county. A battle yesterday left two men fatally wounded or killed and two cattlemen wounded. About 1300 sheep were clubbed to death as sheep men reportedly crossed established boundaries and raised fences.
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Evanston
Big Piney
Uintah
Valuable Horses Lost In Ice Across Dead River
A report from Megantic Canada states 78 horses owned by Gilblais and Roullard were driven across the Dead River headwaters and fell through the ice. A 25 man crew was precipitated into the water with no drownings reported. Horse and harness value estimated between 3200 and 4000 dollars.
Three Injured In Street Railway Crash At Falls Bridge
An accident on the Andover line of the Boston and Northern street railway at six pm sent three men to be injured. Motorman F W Simmorson was thrown into the car and hurt on the side. Patrick Murphy of 34 Rowesghest and Louis Laline on the rear platform suffered back and head injuries. The car rear was damaged.
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Patrick Murphy
Rowesghest
Louis Laline
Brewery lockout fate in Cincinnati area unsettled
At a large United Brewery Workmen meeting in Cincinnati on March 30, brewers exchange proposals were all rejected. The group adopted resolutions to continue the local beer boycott and to press the fight against stationary engineers to a finish.
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Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
United Brewery
Brewers’ Exchange
Cook Taylor & Co. Promises Bargains Today on Central Street
Cook Taylor and Company advertises today as a trusted long standing business on Central Street. The firm claims it is in excellent condition and ready to meet public demand with bargains designed to attract the economical reader.
Klark Urban Company Opens Week at Liwel Opera House
The Klark Urban company presents Van Winkle at Li wel Opera tonight with a strong cast led by Handen Kar as Rip. The program features top specialties between acts to create a continuous performance. Ladies must exchange tickets before 7 o'clock.
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Klark Urban Company
Li Wel Opera House
KR P van Winkle
Mr. Handen Kar
Rip
Habeas corpus writs at Fort Leavenworth case
Warden McGlaughry served with habeas corpus writs in the Spellman Jones case. Ex captains Spellman and Jones, recently arrived from Manila, are to appear in federal court to show why they should not be released from prison. They were sentenced by a court martial for commissary frauds in the Philippines. They argued some court officials were regular officers.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kas
McGlaughry
Federal
Michael Spellman
Gilbert R. Jones
United States District Court
Spellman
Jones
Manila
Courh
Philippines
Sam T. Jack Burlesque Company Opens With Hazleton
Manager Dempsey announces the first three nights feature Sam T. Jack’s burlesque company led by Miss Mabel Hazleton sole proprietor of all Sam T. Jack shows. The program promises a vaudeville bill with eleven acts including Adams and Kety and Hazelton and Vedder, finishing with a closing piece.
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Dempsey
Sam T. Jack
Mabel Hazleton
Miss Hazleton
Adams
Kety
Fater
Trish
Caners
Hazelton
Vedder
Young and Busch Fail in Railwreck Plan Near Trenton
In Trenton Missouri on March 30 two youths, George Busch 16 and George Young 20, attempted to derail an eastbound Chicago Rock Island and Pacific passenger train. The track sits on a high embankment making a wreck likely and deadly. Both youths confessed their motive was revenge for being removed from a freight train.
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Trenton
George Busch
George Young
Florence Burns Found. Police Locate Her For Stage Plan
New York reports Florence Burns has been found by Capt. Titus who says he can produce her. The girl’s lawyer Foster L. Backus hints she may go on the stage. Detectives keep her hiding place secret, denying alleged flee sites after Judge Mayer released her.
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Florence Burns
New York
Florenc
Burns
Titus
Foster L. Backus
Ho W
Mayer
Galaxy of pretty women in gowns host of fanmakers
A description notes a galaxy of pretty women in dainty gowns and a host of fanmakers. Matinees will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday. Ladies matinee tickets are ten cents.
Easter Services Highlight Across Two Churches
Easter was observed at Centre Congregational Church with 10 45 start and artistic lily and geranium decorations. Participants included Grover Fox Lelia Cutler Conant Udell May McDonald Ora Clement Marion Udell Everett Fox Clarence Fox Josie Morgan Merlie Colburn Ethel Parker Pearl Morgan. The Hillside Congregational service featured Laura Tucker Curtis class quartet and various children under Lizzie Zipper and Laura Dean with Mrs Hunt and Miss Lizzey Rider leading.
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Centre Congregational
Grover Fox
Lelia Cutler
Conant Udell
May McDonald
Ora Clement
Marion Udell
Everett Fox
Clarence Fox
Josie Morgan
Merlie Colburn
Ethel Parker
Pearl Morgan
Eastor
Supt. Richardson
Hamblett
Hillside Congregational Church
Laura Tucker
Curtis
Ina Heaton
Blanche Ekland
Ida Gunther
Lizzie Zipper
Laura Dean
Hunt
Lizzey Rider
Four Little Children Sing In Boston Recital
A selection of songs by four children from The Little Wanderers home in Boston under the management of Reverend E. C. Winslow. The event showcases young vocal talents and the charity home’s efforts to support city families.
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Little Wanderers
Boston
E. C. Winslow
Collinsville Easter Program at Local Church
Collinsville mission members gathered in the church Sunday evening to celebrate Easter with a program led by children. Recitations and songs featured Andrew Shanks, For rest Beal, Bertha Mansfred, Miss Palmatier, Gladys Hamilton, Martha Mabel, and Miss Parker's class. The benediction closed the event.
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Collinsville Mission
Andrew Shanks
Miss Parker
Forrest Beal
Bertha Mansfred
Miss Palmatier
Gladys Hamilton
Martha Mabel
Easter Concert Draws Large Crowd At Tewksbury Church
Pupils of the First Congregational Sunday school staged an Easter program in the church auditorium at 6 30 last evening. The young performers drew a large attendance and the pulpit and platform were decorated with carnations Easter lilies and potted plants forming a welcoming display. The program was described as excellent.
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First Congregational Sunday School
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