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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1902

Page

5

Mohair club crushes Brockton in record cricket innings

Mohair Cricket Club defeated Brockton at Wigginville Grounds by 204 for 7 wickets to 86, as Capt Southam's 77 and Ike Moss 56 anchored a remarkable scoring spree. Hird set a club record with the biggest individual score on the grounds, while Mosley and Greenwood led strong bowling and fielding for the Mohairs.

Mohair Cricket Club Brockton Shoe City Brocktons Capt. Southam Atlantic David Hird Mohair Club Hird Ike Moss Brockton Boys Moss Boundary Capt Southam Mosley Stirks Priestley Brockton Williams Keen Heritage Grant Mohairs Mosley Greenwood Rand

Long Delivers Noted Speech at Massachusetts Club Banquet

Former Governor John D. Long, welcomed back to Massachusetts, denounces water cure and political army use, praises Roosevelt Moody and Sampson, and defends Philippine policy. He defends war conduct, criticizes McKinley, notes England’s stance, and urges reform with broad applause from Tufts president Capen and attendees.

Boston Old Massachusetts Club John D. Long Washington Young Roosevelt Moody Sampson Navy Long Capen Tufts Spain McKinley Admiral Sampson Philippines Mr. Long Havana Department England Europe Ong Annweist Massachuchusetts Butler West Point Massachusetts John Fiske Myers

Beacon Hill Fight Over Attorney General Nomination and Labor Bills

Boston reports a heated session on the nomination fight for attorney general with Herbert Parker as a backdrop. The legislature debates a general trust company charter bill and repeated delays threaten a desultory end to the current session as judges appointments and police tenure bills loom.

Herbert Parker

Buntings 100 Andover 29 in league cricket match

The U and Buntings defeated Andover 100 to 29 at Wigginville. Key performances: Rowley 56 and West 28 for Buntings. Burns and Patrick each 4 wickets. Bruce, McGlynn, and McDermott among Andover batsmen, with McGlynn notable absent.

U. & Buntings Andover Wigginville Rowley West Burns Patrick Gath McDermott Kydd Patrick McGlynn Coutts Bruce Watson Moss Sereseeeeer Veda Burns Scholes Simpson Briggs Burt Wallace Buins Kydd Soutar Seessseesevereeeees Rhodes Lindsay Ritchie Weeeveesa Coutts Hilton Fsbo

Bigelows Defeat Merrimack Engravers by 72 Pins

The Bigelows defeated the Merrimack Engravers by 72 pins at Merrimack street alleys Saturday night. The final score is not listed in readable text.

Bigelows Merrimack Merrimack Street Merrimack Engravers

Seven principal routes from Chicago to St Paul and Minneapolis

The C M and St P Ry offers six or seven routes between Chicago and St Paul Minneapolis, including the Pioneer Limited and a government fast mail. Coaches and sleeping cars run on several direct lines through Illinois Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota with scenic sections along the Mississippi and Lake Region. Teachers attending the National Educational convention in Minneapolis can choose routes for travel.

Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Lake Region Wisconsin River Dells Mississippi River

Astoria Brand Adals Signature Claim

Astoria advertises a product line with the familiar phrase The Kind You Have Always Bought and emphasizes its signature. The copy centers on brand identity and consumer trust. The snippet suggests a classic merchandise promotion from a historical newspaper page.

Astoria

Spinning Room Beats Card Room In Mill Series

In North Chelmsford on Saturday, the spinning room team defeated the card room team 16 to 12 in the first meeting of the year. Umpires were George Shaw and Fred Casey. Lineup details include McCoy Pope McEnaney Whitehead Kaness McTague Degnan Baun Larkin vs Coila Pipe Ranger Stanley errault Rousseauer Rousseauer Ready. Local residents Hall family return from Leominster.

Card Room Spinning Room George C. Moore’s Mill George Shaw Fred Casey McCoy Pope P McEnaney Whitehead Kaness McTague Degnan Fred W. Park Fred Vinal Princeton Street Wannalandt Park Robert W. Dunbar Second Congregational

Sermon Highlights Kindness and Forgiveness

The preacher led Sunday services with a morning sermon on Be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you, urging compassion and reconciliation among parishioners.

Tewksbury Congregational and Baptist clergy events

Rev. J H Yeoman exchanged pulpits with Rev Edwin Smith at Balairdvale church. Smith’s text cited Deuteronomy 1 38 Encourage Him. Yeoman spoke on Christ the Son of God. Ladies Aid to stage a May party in the vestry Wednesday evening. Rev C L Pierce returns from abroad and preached yesterday. A special town meeting is set for this evening in the town hall.

J. H. Yeoman First Congregational Church Edwin Smith Balairdvale Congregational Church Mr. Smith J. Herbert Yeoman Christ Son of God Ladies’ Aid Society C. L. Pierce Baptist Church North Tewksbury

Forest Fire Damages Pine Ridge Area in Westford

A severe forest fire swept Westford on Friday burning for hours and destroying standing and cut timber worth several thousand dollars across about 200 acres in Pine Ridge along the Nashua and Acton line. A locomotive spark is suspected. Nashua workers aided by a fire crew saved much property. Major losses include Oscar Spalding and Frederick Hartwell with others, and a railroad bridge was damaged and must be replaced.

Westford Pine Ridge Nashua Acton Bast 2 and Maine Railroad Oscar Spalding Frederick Hartwell Littleton H. Fletcher Cooledge John Haley

Dracut Notes of Visits Jobs and Church Receptions

Miss Annie Tyrell visits Mrs. Moody Thurlow in Dracut. John O Malley and Edward Newport join Russell s Mills Pittsfield under Overseer J C Levette. Beaver Brook mill Collinsville runs 128 looms. full operation expected soon. Hillside church addition witnesses new members Chas Wood May Hutchinson Jennie Hall Mildred McKnight Elizabeth Wood Wallace Tucker Otis Dustin. services led by ministers Poor Kelley Merriam Nason of nearby towns.

Annie Tyrell Sladen Street Moody Thurlow Derry Depot N. J John O'Malley Chas. Wood May B. Hutchinson Jennie Hall Mildred McKnight Elizabeth Wood Wallace Tucker Otis Dustin Hillside Church Dracut W. G. Poor Lowell F. I. Kelley Dracut Centre Chas. L. Merriam Pelham W. W. Nason Billerica

Devoe Paint Endorsed For Longer Lasting Exterior Work

A Lowell Mass letter to P A Howard argues lead and oil paints chalk and wear out in about three years. It promotes Devoe lead and zinc paint as longer lasting, recommending machine mixing and swifter application for cost efficiency and better results.

Devoe F. W. Devoe & CO

Foley's Honey and Tar Safe for Children

The advertisement states Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates and can be safely given to children. It lists F C Goodale and C E Carter as the sources or distributors.

Foley F. C. Goodale C. E. Carter

Castor Sears The Kind You Fave Always Of Lav Hts

Castor Sears, a familiar figure, finds favor with Lav Heights residents as a longtime local presence. The notice highlights his steady service and trusted role in the community.

Castor

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