Textile vs Lawrence High clash ends 10 5 in rowdy game
Lowell Textile School defeats Lawrence High 10 to 5 amid rough play and timekeeping controversy. Buchanan scored a touchdown, Edmunds booted a field goal, and captains Baldwin Buchan Preston led Textile with Dewey star play. Crowd hostility included stones and apples as Lowell sealed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lowell
Textile
Textile School
Buchan
Edmunds
Baldwin
Preston
Dewey
Lawrence Midwood
le le Scott Lucy
Dunn
Riley
Jury
Kimbalrl Hutton
Lecx Harris Rt
Sidley Donlan
Twohey Jones
Cheney Preston
Houstin Baldwin
Kent Buchan
Copp
Lawrence High
Cronin
Gerry
Harriman
O'Brien
Waite and
Fitzgerald
Basketball Exhibition At Urban Hall By P A C And Lafayette
The P A C and Lafayette club held a fast practice contest in Urban hall last night. The P A C are scheduled to play the Burkes in Huntington hall Tuesday night. The C Y M L Juniors defeated the C Y M L Juniors of Lawrence by seven to five, with Bean Scanburg Mahan Favors McNabb Lynch Daly among the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.A. C
Lafayette Club
Urban Hall
Burkes
Huntington Hall
Lawrence
Fred Bean
W. Scanburg
W. Mahan
A. Favors
Frank McNabb
J. Lynch
H. Daly
Williams Triumphs Over Colgate 16 to 5 at Weston Field
Williams defeated Colgate 16 to 5 in Williamstown on Weston field. Williams showed marked improvement and a strong second half while Colgate’s defense held until injuries weakened several players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Williams
Colgate
Weston Field
Lowell High Falls 11 0 At Waltham In Darkened Second Half
Lowell High School football suffered its second defeat of the season, 11 to 0, at Waltham. The first half stretched to over an hour amid ball-spotting disputes, Brigham scoring for Lowell but the play was negated. In darkness of the second half Waltham added five more points while Taylor and Mullen scored for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Textile School
Glen Forest
Lawrence High School
Textile School
Lawrence
Lowell
Lowell Boys
Waltham
Brigham
W Waltham
Taylor
Mullen
Chelsea at Lowell Polo Match Opens League Season
Chelsea visits Lowell for the league opener with Mallory in goal and Mullin noted for Lowell. Referee Fred Klobedanz will oversee Saturday’s Lawrence game. Cottee fears Doherty may not attend but reports indicate he will be present. A challenge to polo’s public relations surfaces as Lawrence players demand longer overtime while patrons fund salaries. Chelsea at Lowell and Lawrence at Portland headline tonight’s schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Klobedanz
Lawrence
Tom Cotter
Doherty
Lowell
Boxing prompted by bets and comebacks across North America
Alec Greggains challenges Jim Corbett Isob Fitzsim mons or Kid McCoy for a 2500 side bet to spark a match. Marvin Hart vows to box George Gardner in San Francisco if he beats Kid McCoy at Fort Erie next month. Eddie Connolly plans a return to America and a rematch with Jack Palmer. Will Curley praises Dixon and predicts years of prowess. Joe Gans faces a high pace schedule, while Al Hereford offers two 10 round bouts against top fighters for a single show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Greggains
George Gardner
Lowell
Jim Corbett
Isob Fitzsimmons
Kid McCoy
Marvin Hart
Louisville
Fort Erie
San Francisco
Eddie Connolly
St. John
N. B
England
America
Jack Palmer
Palmer
Joe Gans
al Hereford
Hereford
Western Baseball War Ends Talks Interim Truce Declared
New York reports the national board of arbitration abandoned attempts to settle the Western baseball war after another session. They adjourned to meet in Chicago on November 15. A truce was declared between the Western League and the American Association regarding player transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Board
Chicago
American Association
Belle Meade Horse Dispersal Ends Sale in Nashville
In Nashville on October 29, 252 horses valued around 25000 were sold at the Belle Meade dispersal sale due to owner George W. H. Jackson’s frail condition. The auction drew notable bidders including E. S. Gardner and Ed Sinclaire, with prices ranging from 500 to 4300 dollars for entries such as Loyalist Mont D Or Inspector B and Commoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Belle Meade Stable
George W. H. Jackson
Sterling-Casuistry
E. S. Gardner
Imp Madison
Hampton- Democracy
Arty Durham
Long Street
G. D. Wilson
California
Midlothian
Arimel
Bramble-Amerique
Dumpling
Ed Sinclaire
Fairy
H. P. Headley
Lajoie Denies Signing With Brush for 25000
Cleveland captain Napoleon Lajoie denied reports he would sign a three year deal with Brush for 25000. He said his Cleveland contract lasts two more years and will be fulfilled if he remains able to play. He praised his treatment and salary, dismissing the rumor as groundless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland Baseball Club
Brush
Cleveland
Twin boys arrive as Bradley births delight Umpire father
On Monday morning twin boys arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Michael H Bradley at 68 Trenton Street. The father is a well known New England League baseball umpire and expresses pleasure as congratulations pour in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael H. Bradley
Trenton Street
Lawrence Sun
Wilder quintette defeats Bill team by 12 pins in Mercantile league
In a Mercantile league game F M Bill faced H H Wilder quintette. Wilder won by a narrow margin of 12 pins. Hatch led with a score of 469. The final score totals remain to be reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Bill
H. H. Wilder
Hatch
Gardner Wins Decision Over Manuel in Six Rounds
Boston Oct 28 Jimmy Gardner of Lowell won a six round decision over Luther Manuel at the Criterion A C. Gardner outboxed Manuel and was deemed the better man. In the other feature Belfield Walcott of this city defeated Jimmy Handler of Newark in the ninth round with the referee awarding the decision to Walcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Luther Manuel
Criterion A. C
Manuel
Belfield Walcott
Jimmy Handler
Newark
Nin
Walcott
Soldiers Assaulted as Regiment Passes Bank Building
Pittsburg dated report says Fourteenth regiment soldiers were pelted with concrete chunks, code blocks and tools hurled from the 21st floor of a new Farmers Deposit bank as they walked Fifth Avenue. missiles kept up the attack over the entire parade route but no one was seriously hurt. An officer ordered loading but the order was countermanded and no shots were fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Fifth Avenue
Farmer's Deposit Bank
Nervola Clips Figures at Memphis Trotting Meet
At Memphis Tenn Oct 29 two world records were reduced and another tied as Direct Hal and Prince Direct failed to beat the pacing mark. Onward Silver tied his trotting record, Nervola lowered the two mile pacing mark, and Prince Alert fell short of the gelding pacing record. Emerald handicap went to Carl Wilkes as Sir Albert S faded after heat one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Trotting Association
Hal
Prince
Geers
Onward Silver
Hudson
Nervola
Dean
Prince Alert
Sir Albert S
Carl Wilkes
Chain Shot
Abbot
Hugh Wynne
Wilkes Nutwood
Alie Wilkes
McDon- Do Ene
Saunders Dan R
Ela Peone
New Richmond
Benedict
Casona
W. Wilson
McKinley
Smith
Imogene
Pilings
Frances B
M .Dreck
Smidberg Siparuig Wis
Gheney
Siam's Crown Prince Visits Massachusetts Industries
His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Siam arrived in Boston with his suite and will tour Massachusetts industries and learning institutions for three days. Governor Crane formally welcomed him at the Somerset and hosted a formal banquet with minimal speeches and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Crown Prince of
Siam
Massachusetts
Hotel Somerset
Murdered a Boy in Attleboro Linked to Wilsky Case
Baltimore dated report states Withan Con verse Wilsky, 33, jailed on suspicion of murdering a boy named Roeder in Attleboro Mass years ago. Frank Jant, colored, identifies Wilsky as the killer who struck a boy attempting to enter a circus. The 1896 or 1897 axe murder allegedly occurred. Wilsky is held for Attleboro authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Withan Converse Wilsky
Roeder
Attleboro
Mass
Wilsky
Norwich
Frank Jant
Man Kills Wife then Commits Suicide in Divorce Fallout
In Independence Kansas on October 29 C W Hooper fatally shot his wife Laylia Hooper after a custody dispute over four children and then killed himself. The tragedy occurred as they left a lawyer's office following divorce proceedings. The incident follows a long public career by Northend, a leading Essex County lawyer, who died at 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Kas
C. W Hooper
Laylia Hooper
Hooper
Bod
Falem
Cot
William Dummer Northend
Mscex
Northend
Superior Court
Essex County
Evans In Command As Asiatic Squadron Chief
Washington October 2 Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans has taken command of the Asiatic squadron, assuming leadership of the fleet and oversight of naval operations in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robley DL. Evans
Nashua Harness Track Opens Cold Two Week Meet
Cold weather marked the Nashua track harness meet opening with races in 2.29 trot 2.22 pace and 2.17 pace. Daly Moore won the 2.29 in three straight. Emmett H. led then faded, finishing third in the 2.22. Chum Boy captured the 2.17 pace despite the cold while Emmett H. driver Churchill was fined $200 for laying up heats. A tragedy ends the section as a nearby incident reports a negro woman leaving children home alone leading to a fatal fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Indell
Daly Moore
Emmett H
Brownstone
B. I. Churchill
Harry L
Chum Boy
Nurse
the Moore
Cox
Lehn Cee Aante
Praviliand
Hall
Mneagte
Georee
Secre Eens
Wilson &, Br
Harvey
Anes
Hurenbrevetle
Mason dies after fall injuries at Livingston yard
Joseph F. Mason, injured in a fall at Livingston's coat yard, died at 11 o'clock last night at the Emergency hospital. The report notes his fatal condition followed the incident and cites ensuing health complications. The notice mentions Burdock as advertised for purifying effects, reflecting period health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Mason
Livingston
Coat Yard
Railroad Crash Near Lancaster Ex Express Faces Disaster
Passengers on the Harrisburg express escaped death after the train, reportedly moving at 400 miles per hour, struck the rear of a stationary freight train at Dillerville. The engine penetrated the freight car, three freight cars burned, but the passenger cars only suffered shattered windows and passengers were tossed about. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Dillerville
Muito
Roosevelt the Orator Shines in Boston Symphony Hall
Lindsay Denison reports from Boston where Theodore Roosevelt spoke to a highly educated audience in Symphony Hall. The piece praises his sincere appeal and oratorical power, noting forty minutes of uninterrupted eloquence and the crowd’s ready agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Symphony Hall
Nahant
Lynn
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Lindsay Denison
Motormen and the Vote on Streetcar Safety Laws
Butler Ames introduced and secured passage of a law requiring veb tibulee on all street cars on election day. The reform aimed to improve rider safety and public transit oversight amid urban governance debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Ames
Veetibulee
Ady
The Enfield Sermon of 1741 by Jonathan Edwards
A description of Edwards famous Enfield Connecticut sermon from July 1741. It emphasizes its striking and severe style, depicting hell fire and divine wrath directed at the unconverted. The excerpt notes the preacher’s unrestrained imprecations and vivid similes of judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Edwards
Enfield
Connecticut
New England
Hell
Holl
N. B Magazine
Women and ranching in Texas with Pauline Whitman
The Westminster Gazette notes Mrs. Pauline Whitman owns a 200000 acre Panhandle ranch raising 15000 cattle annually with only 20 cowboys. Her example shows women entering cattle trade while cowboys retain rugged, independent identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Pauline Whitman
Plains
East
Westminster Gazette
Indignant Boarder Protest Over Short Walk to Station
A suburb resident complains the distance to the station is unreasonable, insisting the ten minute walk is excessive. The terse exchange shows tension between resident and the Suburban Landlord who defends the length as acceptable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Basket Ball
Chelsea
Mallory
Mullin
Cottee
Frederico Doe
Portland
Unles
Will Curley
George Dixon
London
Curley
Dixon
Board of Arbitration
Gen. W. H. Jackson
Lajoie
Mike Bradley
Base Ball Fame
Wilders VS. Bills
Richards
Donovan
Hi Bachelder
Driscoll
Hatch Oe Ees
s —_— acon
F M. Bill & CO. Sheldon
Lavelle
Jones Sevens
Shepard
Thomas
Ellingwood's
NEW Records
Silver
Red Heart
L. McDonald
Abbott
Hugh Wysuurl
Helen Wilkes
Marvin
Bell
Turner
Chandler
la France
Siam’s
Gov. Crane
Salemjlawyer
Cosi
Alex
The
Ta‘bot Clothing Co
Central St, Cor. OF Warren
B. J. Churchill
Emmett
Wick
Churchill
Ned Cme
McCarthy
Bass
Aeree
Bringo
Gitiis
Dobled
Bik G
Littlefeld
Harry Jr
Matty
Guthrie
Okla
Nason
MR. Roosevelt
Orator
W. C. Both
Edwards
Women and Ranching
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!