Textile school defeats Lowell High in 11 to 6 win at Spaulding Park
Textile School beats Lowell High 11 to 6 as Little Cuddy’s third inning struggles set the tone. Corcoran leads Textiles with strong fielding and multiple hits while Lowell’s Allie Cudworth labors on the mound before regaining form.
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Textile School
Lowell High School
Spaulding Park
Allie Cudworth
Corcoran
Textiles
Morrison
Cudworth
Reilly
Jones
Buchan
Baldwin
Lowell
King
White
Gerry
Ais
Callahan
Churchill
Grover Fels
Eab
Buchan P ” O
Donald Rf
Serrat
Eee
Abbott
Lowell High
U King Lf
Reilley
Aeeeee Ceeree Cent Callahan
Gerry c
Fels
Haley
Eweree Neeee
Vo Shattuck
Cudworth P Cocceeeses
Aieia
Aeee
Werner Eeseee Textile
Donald
Willis
Mohairs Field Strongest Cricket Team in History
Mohairs prepare for their season opener against North Billerica at Fordway Park with a strong lineup led by captain Thomas Southam and noted players Hird Moss and Harriman. Umpire Mills and scorer Pascall to officiate. Brockton Times notes their claimed supremacy, citing three straight wins and a potent batting lineup led by Hird and solid defense.
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Southam
Moss
R. D. Brown
J. A. Lester
Harvard
Capt. Southam
Humphriss
Brockton
Brocktons
Brockton Times
Mohairs
North Billerica
Fordway Park
Merrimack Square
Thos. Southam
Mossey
Hird
Priestley
Stirks
Haughton
Aveyard
Greenwood
Harrison
Harriman
Mohair
Maynard
Maynards
Watson
B. Southam
Scholes
Nelson
Fielding
Curl
Castles
McGowan
Clegg
Buckley
Mills
Pascall
Lowell
What a Tramp Saw in Ireland lecture noted
Rev C E Bartlett of Chelmsford Centre Congregational church spoke before Industry council Royal Arcanum on What a Tramp Saw in Ireland. He traced his interest from Phillips Andover academy debates to touring Ireland with stereopticon views. The program included songs and illustrated numbers by local performers and was managed by John J Clain and Joseph F Gormley.
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C. E. Bartlett
Congregational Church
Chelmsford Centre
Ireland
Industry Council
Royal Arcanum
Fiske
Bartlett
Phillips Andover Academy
England
Emerald Isle
Erin
Hugh Walker
Killarney
Gene Rodger
John Devlin
The New Vegetable Cure for Dyspepsia
An advert promises MI-0-NA tablets from Ellingwood & Co. Lowell Mass. to cure dyspepsia by strengthening digestion. One tablet before meals allegedly provides permanent relief without liquids or large doses.
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Hawaii
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Cental Streets
Lowell
Mass
Palma's Plight Over Cuban Cabinet Selection
Havana May 14 The House of Representatives elected Pelayo Garcia as president and Carlos Font and Carlos Cespede as vice presidents with Alfredo Manduley and Antonio Perez as secretaries. President-elect Palma said forming the cabinet worries him as he seeks capable men while preserving harmony among leaders. A long conference with leaders last night suggested objections to the picks. Another meeting is planned for tonight.
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Havana
House of Representatives
Pelayo Garcia
Carlos Font
Carlos Cespede
Alfredo Manduley
Antonio Perez
Palma
Senor Palma
Spinster Convention Delights Parish in Vestry Play
A spinster’s convention staged in St. Pauls vestry by Epworth league members drew praise for period costumes and a playful performance. The spoof revolved around courting strategies, with a forty year age gate and first kiss requirement for new members, and featured a cast of names such as Josephine Jane Green and Priscilla Abigail Hodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Dillon
Josephine Jane Green
PF. L. Roberts
Priscilla Abigail Hodge
Association
J. Richardson
Jane Higgins
Fred Richardson
Rebecca Rachel Thorpe
Grace Cohn
Tiny Short
Grace June
Mary Ann Traddles
Lilline Richeon
Jerusha Matilda Spriggins
Edith Preston
Sophia Stuckup
Miss Bryant
Juliet Long
Bertha Kyle
Betsy Bobbit
Edith Powers
Patience Desire Mann
Edith Clee
Charity On
Grace
Annis Mosher
Cleopatra Bell Brown
Mrs. Dane
Polly Jane Pratt
Miss Noyes
Violet Amy Ruggles
Local Assembly Adopts Brief Adjournment After Short Session
Last evening the assembly held a brief session, meeting without incident and adjourning shortly after concluding routine business. No major items or debates arose during the proceedings.
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Butler
Brother Sullivan
Lawrence
Manchester Hosiery Firm Olzendam Closes Amid Receivership
The Olzendam hosiery company in Manchester closes and likely won’t reopen under the founder’s sons. The firm faces a disastrous failure with up to 200 900 dollars debt, only about a quarter may be covered by assets. Land and buildings valued around 35 000 dollars, debt largely from discounted paper. Personal losses and slim margins over cost cited for the collapse prompting receivership.
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Manchester
N. H
Olzendam
Trans-Siberian Railway Nearing Full Completion
Seattle May 14 The trans Siberian railway is nearly finished with only a tunnel of one and a half miles remaining before general traffic in the late year according to Geo Janson a long time construction engineer on the road. He arrived from the Far East and will proceed to St Petersburg his home.
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Seattle
trans-Siberian Railway
Geo. Janson
Janson
Far Eest
St. Petersburg
Russia
United States
Rifling Mail Suspect Arrested in Pawtucket Post Office
United States authorities used decoy letters to trap J Sanford Davis a mail ing clerk in Pawtucket Rhode Island He was arraigned in federal court on rifling the mail pleading not guilty and bound over 1509 for trial on June 16 Irregularities had occurred for over a year before detection by secret service officers
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Pawtucket, R. I
United States
J. Sanford Davis
Pawtucket
United States District Court
Secret Service
Chinese Cemetery Planned in Pennsylvania Farm
A Philadelphia attorney purchased 48 acres in Bensalem township for a syndicate to establish a Chinese cemetery east of the Rockies. The plan includes a nine story pagoda with bells from balcony bells rung at set hours to ward off evil spirits and guide good spirits.
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Doylestown
Philadelphia
Bensalem Township
Rocky Mountains
Lawrence Tax Hearing on Tax Abatement Plea
A preliminary hearing was held by county commissioners in Lawrence on May 14 regarding abatement petitions from Davis & Furber Machine Co and several individuals for excess taxes assessed by the 1901 board of assessors. Representing petitioners was Newton P. Frye. assessors were defended by DeCourcey, Coulson and Cox.
Growing list of 20c candies at 10c a pound
Carleton and Hovey at 236 Merrimack Street advertise an expanding stock of 20c candies priced at 10c per pound. Jewel-like cream wafers colored benchbons fig caramels and cream dates join honey chips and wild cherry drops. Fresh lots of homemade caramels now available at 30c a sound.
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Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack Street
Experts to appraise Davis and Furber property
Maj. Henry Winn of Malden serves as advisory counsel as experts are to appraise the Davis and Furber property. A hearing on low points is scheduled for June 6 with a final hearing later in June to reach a decision.
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Henry Winn
Malden
Davis & Furber
Mulatto Man Ebbetts Escapes Jail Then Recaptured
South Framingham May 14 A 23 year old mulatto, William Henry Harrison Ebbetts, escaped from Freeman street police station by battering masonry and prying hinges after being arrested on a vagrancy charge. He is suspected of sending threatening letters to Bertha Bryant. Worcester officers recaptured him and returned him here. He formerly worked as a Whitinsville coachman and may have stayed near Framingham almshouse after Bryant ran away.
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South Framingham
William Henry Harrison Ebbetts
Freeman Street
Bertha Bryant
Edward H. Bryant
Spencer
Worcester
Ebbetts
Whitinsville
Fall from height kills Boston worker at Sargents Wharf
John J. Johnson thirty of 6 Bulfinch street employed by New England Structural fell sixty feet at the firm’s high building on Sargent’s wharf near Commercial Street. He struck staging, fell into the harbor, was rescued to Haymarket relief station and City Hospital where he died. Body at North Grove street morgue.
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Boston
John J. Johnson
Bulfinch Street
New England Structural Company
Johnson
Sargent’s Wharf
Commercial Street
Haymarket Square
City Hospital
North Grove Street
Bliss Chosen As National Fund Treasurer
Cornelius N Bliss named by President Roosevelt to head the national relief fund for Martinique and West Indies so he can receive contributions at the Fourth National Bank New York.
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National Relief Fund
New York
Cornelius N. Bliss
Roosevelt
National Fund For the Relief
Martinique
West Indies
Fourth National Bank
Passengers Escape After Steamer Collision Near Senport
The passenger steamer I. C. Woodward struck a loaded coal tow on the Monongahela River near Senport, Pa., and sank in 16 feet of water. Passengers were asleep but all were landed safely. crew members jumped overboard and reached shore. The cargo was nearly a total loss.
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Pittsburg
I. C. Woodward
Senport
Monongahela River
Weavers death identified in Blackstone River case
The body found May 6 in the Blackstone river near Pawtucket has been positively identified as Samuel Goddard a 41 year old weaver from Fall River. He leaves a widow and four children.
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Pawtucket
R. L
Blackstone River
Samuel Goddard
Fall River
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Cuddy
Cricket Notes
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Emulus Thompson Commandery
U. OO. G C
Wyman
State Street
Oxfords
Balmorals
Lowell Rubber Co
Central Street
St. Paul’s Church
Parson Biglowe
Dr. Pillberry
Bowler Bros.” Ales Bazar
Bowler Bros
St. Vincent's Hospital
William Ebbetts
Framingham Lockup
Dhath
Pearson
Opera House
Derby & Morse
Middle Street
J. B. Goodwin
Thorndike ST
JF. True
John McAskie
Spencer & Co
McAskie
E. A. Statens? & Co
P. Greenmeass
P. Teague & Co
Lowell Opera House
Klaw & Erlanger Comedy Co
Gus
Max Rogers
John J. McNally
Rogers Bros
Washington
Harry*. Smith
Maurice Levi
Ben Teal
Eugene Jepson
William West
Gus C. Weinburg
Pat Rooney
James Cherry
John B. Hendricks
Hattie Williams
Carolyn Gordon
Emma Frances
Jeannette Bageard
Edith St. Clair
May Taylor
Sharp
Order of Eagles Aerie
Billy Vaill
Big Burlesque Co
Theatre
Tremont Theate
Prince
Pixley
Luders
Dodo
Gilimora
Caleb L. Smith
Brangh Grocery
Middlesex St
McKissock Steam Carpal Cleaning Co
Residenca
Imperial
Clubhouse
Neufchatell
Parmesan
Young America
G. G
Wm. Nichols & Co
Stoc Cutter
Sherwood
Taylor
Harvard Haup
A. F. Roach
Quincy
Murneimack Strees
T. H Boyle & CO
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