Lowell Textile Stuns by Tie at Concord in 5 5 Draw
Lowell Textile football battles Concord YMC A to a 5 5 draw with Charles Church scoring a late touchdown after carrying several defenders over the line. Curtis and Church praised as best for Lowell. Concord claims an AP score for victory amid dispute.
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Lowell
Concord
Charles Church
Church
Wnen
Juste Ueiuision
Associated Press
Currier
Curtis
Cutler
Baldwin
Lowell Textile
Concord Y.M.C
A. Donnellan
R. E
E. Upham
Brookhouse
R. T
Haynes Julia
R. G
Malley Curtis
McQuade
Murray
Lawrence High
Lowell High
Fitzgerald
I. E
A. Campbell Kimball
R. T. Crowley Murray
Richardson Prescott
L. G. Sullivan
C. c
F. Campbell Shuitz
Gelineau Rogers
Raymond Harrihan
Oi Peeeeeee Towey
Haynes Dunn
McQuade Young
H. B
McCluskey Lane
Master Sherman
F. B
Jewett
Lane
Sherman
Clarence Hutton
William A. O’brien
Houston
Brigham
Kearney
Cregg
Atendance
Lawrence High Defeats Lowell Seventeen to Nothing
Lawrence High overwhelmed Lowell on Saturday with a dominant performance. Lowell’s defense struggled as Lawrence’s agile back trio repeatedly pierced the line, sealing a 17 to 0 victory for the visitors.
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Lowell
Lawrence High
Lawrence
United States Bunting Loses To Merrimack In Fast League Match
The United States Bunting football team traveled to Lawrence to face Merrimack and were edged 2 to 1 after a swift, well contested game. Buntings defended against a strong Merrimack offense with Marriott and Nelson among key players, but Merrimack struck twice while Bunting failed to equalize in the final minutes.
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United States
Board of Management
Bunting
Aldrich
Merrimack
Nelson
Powell
Merrimacks
Marriott
Campbell
E. Nelson
Moss
Allen
W. Nelson
Buntings
D. Allen
Smith
Hughes
Sefton
Lowell Chicopee Basketball Game Doors Rally Clash
The Lowell Chicopee basketball game scheduled for tonight is canceled due to a Republicans rally at Huntington hall. Players begin practice this week with a thorough training program before the season opens.
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Lowell
Chicopee
Huntington Hall
Lou Dillon Sets New World Records at Memphis
Lou Dillon, famed trotter, set a world record with 1.58% at Memphis while a windshield was used. In Providence Prince Alert established a pacing world best for a half mile at 57% seconds. Additionally at Memphis two more world records fell, a pacing mark for a mare to 2.00% and a trotting to pole record to 2.00%.
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Memphis
Lou Dillon
Providence
Prince Alert
Besies Lou Dillon
Princeton Tigers defeat Dartmouth 17 to 0 in New Jersey
Princeton outplayed Dartmouth 17 to 0 as the Tigers' line held firmly in a Saturday showdown in Princeton New Jersey. Dartmouth defense kept the orange and black from crossing midfield, with Princeton scoring six points in the first half and failing to breach Dartmouth’s goal line beyond 45 yards.
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Princeton
N. J
Tigers
Dartmouth
Vaughan
Tiger
Miller
Davis
DeWitt
College Football Scores Across Northeast Unfolds
Harvard defeats Brown 29 to 0 while Yale edges West Point 17 to 5 Princeton stops Dartmouth 17 to 0 Columbia wins 18 to 6 over Pennsylvania Cornell overwhelms Western Reserve 41 to 0 Lafayette and Annapolis finish 6 to 5 Williams 17 over Syracuse 5 Amherst sweeps Trinity 18 to 0 Holy Cross beats Tufts 6 to 5.
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Harvard
Brown
Yale
West Point
Princeton
Dartmouth
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Western Reserve
Lafayette
Annapolis
Wiliams
Syracuse
Amherst
Trinity
Holy Cross
Tufts
Lowell Textile and Harvard football notes from early season
The column reviews college gridiron results with Lowell Textile scoring 35 in a win over an unspecified opponent while commentary mentions Princeton Dartmouth results, Harvard improvements, and possible Yale clash. It notes injuries to Baldwin and lists various Lowell game scores against local teams including Haverhill and Lawrence, urging players to wake up.
Brookline players lead in 86-hole Scotch foursome on Tyngs Island
Alex Campbell of Brookline Country Club with 166 for 36 holes tops a field including Brown of Wollaston Walter Clark of Boston and James Brown of the home club. Dan Brown 168 and Clark 169 follow with Campbell and Clark posting the day’s best 40s on nine holes. A large gallery watched the event as scores and pairings unfolded. Separately the Mail bowling team beat Courier-Citizen 1236 to 11. They plan to meet again on Les Miserables alleys Saturday.
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Alex Campbell
Brookline Country Club
An Brown
Wollaston
Walter Clark
Boston
James Brown
Tyngs Island
Campbell
Dan Brown
Clark
Brown
D. Brown
Mail
Courier-Citizen
Les Miserables
Hallowe'en Festival and Harvest Supper Weekend Events
Amusements schedule for October 29 to 31 features Hallowe'en events including whist tables, prizes for aggregates, parish supper in Jackson Hall, fortune tellers and music, vaudeville in Huntington Hall with dances, and a Harvest Supper with general dancing. Special prices and venue details listed alongside entertainment.
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Jackson Hall
Ellingwood's
Fipdaay
Huntington Hall
Casto Theatre
Caidlan
Prof. C
Josephine Ockington
Suburban voters weigh joint caucus law and turnout
Registration closed to 853 voters with 33 added names raising total. Precinct tallies show 443 in P1, 345 in P2, 65 in P3, 1266 assessed polls yielding about 68 percent qualified. Chelmsford debates Luce bill impact on town caucuses and nonpartisan local government.
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Courier-Citizen
A Half Baked Cake Sermon and Local Elections
In Tewksbury Rev J W Minchin preached on Quaint and Neglected Texts at the Congregational church. Delegates were chosen to attend the Andover conference in Chelmsford. George E Johnson plans to speak on Bible schools and public schools. Registrars closed state election registration with 18 new names added. Warrants posted for Nov 3 1903 election. Poll times set for precincts 1 and 2. William T Lewis appointed cattle inspector due to illness of H W Pillsbury. Mrs W H Lee returned from South Hadley. Ladies aid society to meet Wednesday afternoon.
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J. W. Minchin
Congregational Church
Andover
Chelmsford
George E. Johnson
Board of Registrars
Town Hall
Lawrence and
Rockingham Street
Wigginville
Board of Selectmen
William T. Lewis
H. W. Pillsbury
W. H. Lee
South Hadley
Ladies’ Aid Society
Election Officers Appointed and Voter List Update
Selectmen appointed six election officers led by Joseph Varnum and Patrick Mead. Nine new voters joined Saturday, totaling fourteen names, while 53 were removed. A license for auctioneer George R. Fox was approved. Chadwick and Hollingsworth were named special police at Merrimack Woolen Mills. Harvest concert at Hillside Congregational Church featured decorated auditorium, scripture, prayers, choirs, and a christening of Irene Taylor.
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Joseph P. Varnum
Patrick Mead
John J. Fenlon
Frank H. Kiernan
John Sweeney
Frank Gunther
Board of Selectmen
George R. Fox
William Chadwick
Joseph Hollingsworth
Merrimack
Navy Yard
Hillside Congregational Church
J. A. McKnight
Irene Taylor
Laura Tucker
Vinn Hurst
Lizzie Ryder
Annie Gunther
Miss Smith
Marion McKnight
Mildred M. McKnight
Vern Hedge
Walter Tarr
Asa Stickney
Minnie Tucker
Myra MacFadden
Viola Carter
Albert and
Albion Austin
Annie Ashton
Marion Rule
Ruth Shore
Emma Zipper
Guy Sweatt
Daisy Ryder
Eddie Gunther
Gladys Shaw
Eddie Drendal
Marion Story
Fauntney McKnight
Mary Carter
Leo Roth
Bertha Waiters
Raymond Stevens
Mary Rule
Marion Welsh
Wilson Pollard
George Mozley
Francis Gunther
Beulah Linscott
Marion Bolton
Local Congregation Honors Teachers Andovers Visit
The Hillside Congregational church praised Miss Lizzie Zipper and Miss Irene Abels for guiding young people. Rev J A McKnight and Charles L Hodge spoke, with plans to represent the church at the Andover conference. A birthday gathering for Miss Margaret T Fox attracted many locals and out of town guests bearing gifts.
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Charles L. Hodge
Hillside Congregational Church
Andover
I. B. Bennett
Howard
S. R. Coburn
John J. Smith
Otis Dustin
J. A. McKnight
Margaret T. Fox
George Osgood
Simpson
Sarah Webster
Harriett Webster
Lowell
John Foster
Tewksbury
Bancroft
Tyngsboro
Sargent
Nashua
Poor
Boston
Mr. Hovey
Miss Fox
Local updates from Wigginville on illness and housing
Mr. James Miller of Lawrence street is seriously ill at his home. Mr. Carl Ericson rents a cot tage on Burton street and Mr. James Hamilton will occupy the vacated Lawrence street house. Rally day will be observed at the mission next Sunday. Warrants posted for the State election on November 3. Registration closed at the Centre Saturday night.
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James Miller
Lawrence Street
Carl Ericson
Burton Street
James Hamilton
Ericson
Mission
The Troubled Hunter and the Bird of Flight Tricks
A hunter describes a wary bird with one hundred defensive maneuvers. It lies still within a yard, then a sudden upward surge shows its presence. It crouches on branches as the hunter passes, remaining hidden until alarmed. When flushed, the bird escapes, wings flicking as a brown speck in the distance.
Black ruff and tree trunk hide a wary bird in leaves
A description from H. S. Canfield in Outing details a stealthy bird that blends with bark, uses a black neck ruff for camouflage, and dashes under spruce when approached. It can double and fox-like dodge, often prefers leafy ground, and may race away on foot rather than take wing when unseen.
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H. S. Canfield
International canal schemes and costs reported by Leslie's Weekly
France pursues a vast canal program with at least 200 million dollars planned while Scotland revives a deep water ship canal project. Germany and Austria fund inland waterways at hundreds of millions of marks and dollars. Italy proposes 2112 miles of waterways costing about 22.8 million, including Venice to Milan and Bologna links. The Erie expansion is supported by such global trends.
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France
Scotland
Firth of Forth
Clyde
Germany
Austria
Italy
Venice
Milan
Turin
Bologna
Stella
Corno
Erie
Leslie’s Weekly
Dealer swears in Spanish during tense confrontation
In a heated exchange the dealer uses Spanish terms while Smith admits he cannot understand the language, highlighting a communication barrier in the confrontation. The incident underscores the need for clearer interpretation or translation support in disputes.
Lowell to Pelham and Salem Rail Service Changes
On Monday October 25 1990 the Lowell to Pelham and Salem line hours are listed with departures from Lowell and other towns at 5 49 and 6 15 a m and every 3 minutes after until 7 16 pm then 8 15 and 9 15 pm to Pelham Center only. Additional trains from Nashua Lawrence and Salem Depot timings are shown with hourly runs and late evening departures. Pine Lin Woodman General Manager.
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Collinsvile
Pelham Center
Salem
Ayers Village
Haverhill
Pelham Cencer
Lawrence
Piawhlin Woodman
Antebellum wagonloads of cotton recalled in county road scene
A reader recalls 1860s cotton wagon traffic as J C Ciastuson hauled two bales weighing 550 and 2060 pounds along Spring Hill roads before rail service reached East Mississippi. The vivid vignette notes wagons were once common, now a rare sight, and reflects on memory and a newspaper ad prompting reader response.
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Reid
J. C. Ciastuon
Mississippi
Mobile
Spring Hill
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