Cricket League Meets at Arlington Hotel for Averages Report
Merrimack Valley Cricket league held a meeting at the Arlington hotel chaired by President Teale with clubs well represented. David Hird of the Mohairs led batting averages at 68.3, while J Pearson of Lawrence was second at 31.71. Burns led bowling for the Buntings at 4.28 with Patrick close behind at 4.50. A disputed unplayed Lawrence versus Merrimack game prompted a vote to declare off unplayed matches, with the averages to stand. A discussion on the first batting prize revealed uncertainty whether a silver cup promised by C. H. Hanson would arrive, yet the club planned a trophy for Hird if needed. The meeting adjourned with weather permitting a Chelmsford street ground match Saturday at two, where the Mohairs’ pennant presentation, a long pennant roughly 10 by 6 feet, would be the centerpiece.
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Merrimack Valley Cricket League
Arlington Hotel
Teale
Committee On
David Hird
The
Mohairs
J. Pearson
Lawrence Club
Buntings
M. Burns
J. Gordon
Merrimacks
Merrimack
F. G. Humphriss
Humphriss
C. H. Hanson
Hanson
Chelmsford Street
Hird
Zion
Lowell
Trenton Inter-State Fair Draws Massive Crowds and Fast Trots
Trenton New Jersey October 2 attendance surged to an estimated 40 000 to 50 000 as six horse races filled the program. John D. won the 2 18 trotting purse 500 with Oxford Chimes second Ben Hal third best time 2 17 1 4. I T Washburn won the 2 15 pace purse 600 with New Jersey second Pilot Boy third best time 2 15. Effie Powers won the 2 09 pace purse 1000 in straight heats. Brown Heels Ainsworth Prince A finished in order. Nigger Jack won the 2 15 trot straight heats Walter H second Swag third best time 2 19. The 2 33 pace went to W B Mack with Miss Nancy second Prince Wilton third best time 2 24 1 4. The 2 35 trot was captured by Bud Mc Corkle with Almeda second Mena C third best time 2 24 1 4.
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Trenton
N. J
John D
Pawnee
Oxford Chimes
Blk G
Ben Hal
I. T. Washburn
Brs
New Jersey
Pilot Boy
Effie Powers
Powers
Brown Heels
Ainsworth
Prince A
Bud McCorkle
Almeda
Mena C
Local option high license bill gains floor in Vermont
Montpelier October 2 The Vermont General Assembly debated a local option high license measure modeled on the Massachusetts law. The bill would be decided by a public vote on the first Tuesday of February with the act taking effect March 1, 1903 if approved. The measure was sent to the temperance committee as Percival W. Clement, a defeated gubernatorial candidate, drafts a competing bill. Governor Stickney urged expense reductions in his retirement address and hosted a reception for Governor-elect McCullough, who will take oath and present inaugural address tomorrow.
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Montpelier
General Assembly
Joint Committee On Temperance
Percival W. Clement
Rutland
W. W. Stickney
Colonels Promoted to Brigadier General
WashingtonOctober 2 President elevates Col Ames S Kimball of the quartermasters department Col Chambers McKibbin of the 24th Infantry and Col Charles G Hood of the 16th Infantry to brigadier general in recognition of long service The promotions follow Brig Gen William H Bisbee s retirement in the Philippines Kimball retires immediately enabling McKibbin s promotion Hood will retire upon receiving his commission but the successor to the vacancy is not yet determined
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Washington
Ames_ S. Kimball
Quartermasters’ Department
Chambers McKibbin
24Th Infantry
Charles G. Hood
16Th Infantry
William H. Bisbee
Philippines
Col. Kimball
Col. McKibbin
Col. Hood
Died of an operation a city notice remembers Lillian Johns
Mrs Lillian Johns sister of Mrs George F Richardson of This City New York died today after an operation. Daughter of the late Charles T Reed founder of the Carmencita ranch on the Sacramento river she aspired to theatre with her husband A C Johns and Mrs Le Moynes company. She was a niece of the late Mrs Paran Stevens. One sister is now Mrs George F Richardson of Lowell Mass.
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New York
Lillian Johns
Charles T. Reed
California
Carmencita
Sacramento River
Democrats Organize In Concord New Hampshire
The Democratic state committee met in Concord and formed its leadership. Chairman Nathaniel E. Martin, secretary T. H. Madigan Jr., treasurer John P. Goggin, with an executive committee at large including Henry F. Hollis, George E. Bales, Albert S. Langley, J. J. Doyle, P. H. Sullivan, Frank S. Preston, and Frederick E. Potter as county executive chair in Portsmouth.
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Concord
N. H
Democratic State Committee
Nathaniel E. Martin
T. H. Madigan, Jr
John P. Goggin
Nashua
Henry F. Hollis
George E. Bales
Wilton
Albert S. Langley
Exeter
J. J. Doyle
P. H. Sullivan
Manchester
Frank S. Preston
Iowa Idea criticized by Dolliver at Chicago mass meeting
Senator Dolliver defended the Iowa Idea as mature Republican policy. He warned against trusts and warned that government must guard the public from corporate abuse. He cited trust numbers and capital while favoring tariffs to balance competition and prevent monopoly.
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Chicago
Iowa
National League of Republican Clubs
U. S
Dolliver
United States
Courts of Justice
Veterans Arrive for Grand Army Encampment in Washington
The first outside veterans reach Washington for the Grand Army encampment with General Torrance and staff expected tomorrow. Attendance anticipated to be very large. Mrs Roosevelt will host a reception for Grand Army auxiliary ladies at the Corcoran gallery next Thursday from four to six. Admission by card. Official orders from General MacArthur authorize regular troops for the naval veterans parade next Tuesday and General Heywood sets the grand marshal’s order of march.
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Washington
Grand Army
Torrance
MacArthur
Naval Veterans
Heywood
Boston Electrical Workers Strike Ends with Agreement
An accord was signed today between Boston area electrical contractors and local union No. 103 ending a strike that began August 10 and affected five trades. Workers will return to their jobs immediately.
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Boston
Electrical Contractors of
Boston and Vicinity
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers of America
Miss Hecker Tops Western Champion in Brookline Golf
In two rounds at Brookline Country club twelve matches produced four semis contenders. Gorham and Hecker advanced to face Wells and Fox, with Hecker favored to win the title as defending champion. Notable wins included Hecker over Western champ Miss Bessie Anthony and Gorham eliminating Mrs. E. A. Manice.
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Brookline
Walter M. Gorham
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Philadelphia
Genevieve Hecker
Apawamis Golf Club
Rye
N. Y
Louisa A. Wells
Caleb F. Fox
Morris County Country Club
Morristown
N. J
Margaret Curtis
Essex County Club
Manchester
Mass
Pauline Mackay
Oakley C
Watertown
Huntington Valley G. C
Mollie Brownell
Agawam Hunt Club
Providence
R. IL
Bessie Anthony
Glenview Golf Club
Chicago
Ills
N. Pendleton Rogers
Baltusrol
Short Hills
Apawamis
Ruth Underhill
Nassaiy
Glen Cove
L. L
Louisa ‘A Wells
M. B. Adams
Wollaston
Fanny C. Osgood
Marjory v. Phelps
F. Louise Vanderhoef
Ardsley
Georgianna Bishop
Brooklyn Golf Club
Bridgeport
Arts and crafts exhibit at Krayle workshop in Chicago
The Krayle workshop hosts a displayed goods by nine or ten art workers who call themselves Individual workers in handicraft. Walls showcase tapestries leather bas reliefs cabinets etchings and mural designs. The setup highlights simple handmade quality and the need to appeal to buyers in a machine age. Photography notes by Charlotte Teller commenting on the movement and patronage dynamics.
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Chicago
Krayle Workshop
Ruskin
Morris
Charlotte Teller
Ice Pilot and Sailing Master Clash Aboard Bald Expedition
Evelyn Bald, arriving on the Germanic, defends the voyage with 42 aboard and explains the bitter clash between Norwegian ice pilot Arnsen and Swedish sailing master Johansson. He cites vast ice experience of the pilot, the crew’s fair treatment, and the scientific value of meteorological data and photographs. Bald jokes about Swedes and Norwegians together and expresses belief the pole is still surrounded by ice.
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New York
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Baldwin
Johannsen
Arnsen
Fram
J. Knowles Hare
The
America
F. S. Vineyard
Durango
Col
Era Magazine October for Intelligent Women and More
The Era's October issue caters to intelligent and interested women with two special articles on Equal Suffrage in Colorado by Helen Marsh Nixon and The Newspaper Woman of Today by Kate Masterson. It features contributions by William S Walsh on Marie Corelli, Frederic M Bird on literary life, Henry Travis continuing Marie Antoinette, Joel Chandler Harris on Gabriel Tolliver, various authors on fiction and essays, and poems by Sam Stinson Thomas Walsh Clinton Scollard and Charles Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Era
Colorado
Helen Marsh Nixon
Woman of Today
Kate Masterson
William S . Walsh
Marie Corelli
Frederic M. Bird
William Armstrong
Royal Academy
Marie Antoinette
Henry Travis
Gabriel Tolliver
Joel Chandler Harris
William Alfred Thomson
O. Henry
Dorothy E. Leonard
Joseph M. Rogers
the Observer
Sam Stinson
Thomas Walsh
Clinton Scollard
Charles Morris
Cardinal Gotti and the Propaganda in Catholic World
The October Catholic World leads with James Murphy's Cardinal Gotti portrait frontispiece and features key pieces on St Francis Xavier and Unitarianism, The Reawakening in Ireland by Seumas McManus, Sister Marie de Sacre Coeur in Education by Suzanne de Customir, Anarchy and Government by Scholasticus, The Mystical Nuptials Between Our Lord and Some of the Saints by Georgina Pell Curtis, German life in Town and Country by Rev P Farrelly, Two Notable Utica Pioneers by John C Brogan, and The Religious Element in Modern Poetry by Frank Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gotti
James Murphy
Catholic World
Our Lord
Georgina Pell Curtis
Rev. P. Farrelly
John C. Brogan
Frank Waters
Engineering Magazine Oct issue reviews iron and steel and ordnance
The October Engineering Magazine presents a leading review of the American iron and steel situation by Archer Brown, a leading source expert on supply and conditions of iron making and industry forecasts. It also features a richly illustrated ordnance engineering review by Captain J F Meigs, a noted authority.
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Archer Brown
United States
Ordnance Engineering
J. F. Meigs
Masters in Art and Engineering Highlights in October Issue
Harrington Emerson reviews the Dusseldorf Exposition with engravings of key features and M Henri Guerin surveys European train lighting. Brewer surveys mineral resources of British Columbia while Carpenter concludes his Money Making Management series on Cost Keeping. Adams analyzes Physical Limits of Electric Power Transmission and Booth on the Draughtsman to the Workshop. The Engineering Index remains full and the Review of the Engineering Press improves. Masters in Art surveys Hogarth and Rembrandt with Colvin contrasting old English painting. The issue includes Hogarth plates and a portrait, plus a set of notable engravings and artworks.
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Harrington Emerson
Dusseldorf
M. Henri Guerin
Brewer
British Columbia
Carpenter
Adams
Booth
Sydney Colvin
Hogarth
van Dyke
Finchley
Simon
Lord Lovat
Pain Relief Claim for Farm Accidents
Advertisement-style note praising Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil as instantly relieving cuts stings bruises and sprains on farms urging readers never to be without it. Source uses promotional tone and lists common injuries with a bold safety claim.
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Thomas
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Arlington House
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex Street
Cleveland
Vermont General Assembly
George F. Richardson
Democrats
Veteran Vanguard
Boston Electrical Workers
Dean
C. W. Lenhert
Bowling Green
Chris. Holmes
Merrimack St
Miss Hecker
Mrs. Gorham
Miss Curtis
the Arts and Crafts
Explorer Baldwin
H-Oimer) Company
Vwien
Talbot
Evey
the Talbot Clothing CO
Central and Warren Sts
Lowell Gas Light CO
Rembrandt
Amsterdam
London
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