John Duncan's Sons Bottle Lead Freezing Claim
Fragmentary note mentions John Duncan's Sons bottles and a claim about original and genuine product. No clear event or outcome is provided.
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John Duncan
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1894
Page
3
Boxing Notes and Rumors From United States and England
Tracey seeks another bout with Walecott while Walcott eyes Ryan or Smith as next opponents. Ex-champion Alf Greenfield is in a Birmingham asylum, writing large checks. A Brockton May 1 exhibition at the Gaiety Theatre features multiple six three round bouts. Jimmy Dime vs Jerry Marshall headlines Pittsburg tonight. Ryan bets 5000 to beat Billy Smith and eyes McAuliffe at 140 pounds. Lafayette Club Boston plans May 21 boxing meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tracey
Joe Walecott
Walcott
Tommy Ryan
Billy Smith
Alf Greenfield
Pugilist
Birmingham
England
Brockton
May U
Gaiety Theatre
Jack C. Mewill
Jimmy Dime
Jerry Marshall
Pittsburg
Penn
Smoky
Ryan
Jack McAuliffe
Lafayette Athletic Club
Boston
Hunter
W. J. Quinn
Jim Ashe
Boyle O'Reilly
Cambridge
Austin S. Gibbons
Charley Johnston
Ariel Athletic Club
Norfolk
Dick Burge
Harry Nickless
Bolingbroke Club
London
America
Robbery Charge Ties Three Men to Gold Watch theft
Captain White's Division 15 arrested John Lynch on a robbery warrant for taking a gold watch from William W. Baker of 463 Main Street on Rutherford Avenue last Friday night. Two others were arrested on the same charge. Lynch is the third party implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain White
John Lynch
William W.W. Baker
Main Street
Rutherford Avenue
Lynch
Daub Battled His Way Through Poor Innings in Brooklyn Loss
Daub walked, hit, and wild pitched away two runs in the third inning as Brooklyn fell to Boston. Lovett faced hard contact but strong defense saved him. Daub was tagged for a missed first base call in the ninth. Attendance 3560. Also ad copy for Spalding Bicycle values and easy payment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Daub
Treadway
Lovett
Boston
Duffy
Burns
Merritt
Long
Tucker
Bannon
Pet Treadway
McCarthy
Daly
Kinslow
Lowe
Nash
Daly Corcoran
Outz
O’rourke
Hy's ninth inning homer saves Browns in St Louis
In St Louis on April 23 the Browns beat the Pirates 4 to 3 after Hy's home run in the ninth. Ehret and Breitenstein pitched well with solid support. Glasscock was hissed for balking Buckley while running for a foul fly as about 2,000 watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ehret
Breitenstein
Glasscock
Buckley
Seean
Pittsburg
Louis
Sugden
Phillies Take a Game in Washington Turnaround
Philadelphia defeated Washington 4 to 1 as the Phillies broke a 1 1 tie with two runs in the seventh inning on a walk a single and a double and added a ninth inning score. Washington had three runs in the fourth on a double and two singles. Attendance 3500. Hits 12 for Philadelphia 8 for Washington. Errors 2 for Philadelphia 3 for Washington Battery Weyhing and Clements Stockdale and McGuire.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Phillies
Senators
Weyhing and Clements
Stockdale and McGuire
Bangor Colts Beat Sheridan Club Team in Salem
The Bangor baseball team defeated a Sheridan Club squad in Salem yesterday afternoon with a final score of 18 to 0. The Bangor Colts played strongly and dominated the game throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Sheridan
Salem
Bangor Colts
Providence Defeats Pawtucket in Eastern League Game
Providence beat Pawtucket 17 to 5 in a high scoring Eastern League contest. Providence had 12 hits and 4 errors while Pawtucket collected 13 hits and 11 errors. Batteries were Rudderham King Sullivan Davis for Providence and Haben Fournier Robinson Ivory for Pawtucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Pawtuckets
Grays
Bostons
Pawtucket
Rudderham
King
Sullivan
Davis
Haben
Fournier
Robinson
Ivory
Troy Defeats Fall River 2-1 In Tight Exhibition
Fall River hosts Troy in a close 2-1 decision as both clubs showcase strong pitching and timely hitting. Troy tallies 5 hits with 1 error to Fall River’s 5 hits and 1 error. Meakin Gruber Cahill bat for Troy with Dolan Rudderham catching for Fall River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Troy
Wee
Meakin
Gruber
Cahill
Dolan
Rudderham
Graduates Defeat Adams Academy Nine in Ten Innings
Adams Academy graduates now at Harvard traveled to Quincy to play the academy team. The visitors won 21 to 2 in ten innings after tying the score in the ninth. Final line shows the Graduates 21 Adams Academy 2 with a late shutout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Adams Academy
Harvard
Academy
Brown blanks Boston Law School in strong fielding win
Providence April 23 Brown starred in fielding and bat ting as Brown shut out Boston Law School. Final score shows Brown 17 and Law School 0 with Brown 16 hits to 6 for Law School. Batteries were Brady and Tenney for Brown and Sullivan and Holmes for Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Boston Law School
Brown
BLOM
Asae
Law School
Brady
Tenney
M. Sullivan
Holmes
Dartmouth Harvard Set To Renew Grid Iron Rivalry In Cambridge
This afternoon Dartmouth meets Harvard at Cambridge in a return game. The season opener on home ground features both captains fielding their strongest lineups. Harvard won last Saturday at Hanover but was outplayed in the field by Dartmouth. Expect a large crowd and a hard fought contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Harvard
Cambridge
Hanover
Somerville High School Hosts Boston College Freshmen
The game at Somerville yesterday afternoon ended 8 to 3 in favor of the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Somerville High School
Boston College
Newton High Edges English High in Tight 7-6 Baseball Game
Newton High defeated English High School 7 to 6 at Newton Centre grounds. The close contest drew 600 spectators.
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Newton High
Newton Centre
Norwich Beats Goddard 6 to
Norwich defeated Goddard today with a 6 to score, securing a decisive win in the matchup played in Northfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Goddard
Northfield
Lovell Diamond catalog and Boston cycling week events
A handsomely illustrated Lovell Diamond catalogue offers full details at Lovell Arms Company stores. The Press Club hosts a varied entertainment tonight featuring Max Archer and others, with a grand finale bicycle race. Entries flow for the Linscott road races as Malden riders eye a horse and carriage prize. A Leipzig relay ride is planned from Berlin to Vienna to Rome in ninety hours.
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Lovell
Lovell Arms Company
Broad Street
Washington Street
Bill
Boston
Press Club
Max Archer
James Pym
A. C. Orcutt
Messrs. Cummings and Sils
Ethel Collins
The
Beacon Banjo and Guitar Club
James W. Montgomery
Minnie Ashley
Otto Hanson
Smith
J. C. Kerrison
A. D. Peck
Linscott
Malden
James Clark
James
Dirnberger
Gormally & Jeffery
Pacific Coast
Peabody & Whitney
Leipzig
Berlin
Vienna
Rome
Germany
Austria
Italy
Bargains In Second-Hand Wheels Offer Wide Selection
Bargains in new wheels from 50 dollars and up for ladies and gents plus boys and girls safeties at low prices. See what we have to offer before you buy. 15 Corn Hill, Room 2.
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WAN Credit House
Washington St
Marsh & Co
Cornhill
Lynn Bowling Takes Post Camps In Big Victory
Lynn Items bowling team beat the Post by 121 pins at Hub alleys in Sudbury street. Curtin led with 178 and total 450. Lossone and McPhail starred for Lynn with key strings while Burdett Collins and the Post players also noted. Return match set for Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Post
Sudbury Street
Lossone
McPhail
Post Boys
Post and Journal
Burdett
Lynn Printers
Curtin
Roberts
Morris
Collins
McPhail Eer
G, Collins
Plos
Country Club Spring Race Meeting Schedule Released
The Country Club announces its spring race meeting programme for May 26 28 and June 2. Five races are listed for each of the first three days and six races for the final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Benefit Concert for St. Leonard's Church
A concert and dance led by Miss Louise Murphy will be held in Odd Fellows Hall this evening to raise funds for St. Leonard's Church. The event promises entertainment and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Leonard's Church
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Louise Murphy
Freshmen win Wells Cup at Harvard on Holmes Field
Harvard's interclass Wells Cup day at Holmes Field produces upsets as freshmen surge ahead led by Merrill and Coolidge. Wheelwright equaled the pole vault record, Elliot set bicycle marks, and Whittren tops points while Prado and Hildreth perform strongly. final tally favors freshmen with key wins in sprints, hurdles, and field events.
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Holmes Field
Jim Lathrop
Harvard
Merrill
Coolidge
F. S. Elliot
Wheelwright
Whittren
Prado
Blass
Champney
Munroe
Williams
Cotton
Hildreth
Booth
Dorman
McCarthy
Mansfield
Elliot
Holmes
Brinkerhoff
Phillips
Drew
Staab
Connor
Cockrell
Captain Wheelwright
Putnam
Mott Smith
G. L. Paine
Bordman
Hill
Hollister
Lakin
Paine
Stickney
Clark
Bremer
Fenollosa
Jameson
Bartlett
Prouty
Bingham
Vincent
Bloss
J. J. Paine
J. Paine
Hammond Animal Extracts advertised for brain and nerve ailments
An advertisement details Hammond Animal Extracts including CERBRINE for brain diseases and CARDINE for heart issues with doses of five drops and a price of $2.50 for 2 drachms. It lists effects such as head fullness, euphoria, increased urinary output, stronger bladder contractions, improved digestion, and vision. multiple city druggists and suppliers across Washington DC and Massachusetts are listed for mail orders or in-person purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covanbine
Columbia Chemical CO
Washington
BD. C
Oxford Race Rumor Stirring Harvard Yale Plans
Harvard coaches and Captain Davis express skepticism about a rumor that Oxford would challenge the Harvard-Yale winner in an international race on the Thames and stay in training into July or August. They cite logistical and financial hurdles and note Harvard's stance against outside funding for athletic teams while focusing on beating Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Yard
Harvard
Oxford
Thames
Perkins
Post
Davis
Wall
Herbert H. White
New London
England
Yale
Yale Delines Oxford Challenge In Harvard Race Year
Captain Johnson of Yale crew says there is no chance Yale will row Oxford this year. No communication has occurred and Yale would decline any challenge. Yale training for Harvard race is at its physical limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Johnson
Yale
Oxford
Harvard
Whaling brig D A Small reports sailings near Hatteras Grounds
Captain Rose writes from Hatteras Grounds April 17 to owner Adam Macool saying 140 barrels sperm taken and three whale sightings but rough weather prevented lowering boats. All well and plans to return home early in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Captain Rose
D. A. Small
Hatteras Grounds
Adam Macool
Jordan Art Gallery Sees Rising Attendance at New Gallery
Jordan Marsh Co. reports about 100 000 visitors since the April 2 public opening. Recent works include Burdick’s June Lupines and Page’s As In a Looking Glass, plus Garrett’s Halt for Repairs. Miss Palmer’s debut piece is praised. Enneking Graves and Tompkins plan large canvases next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Gallery
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Burdick
Page
Garrett
Miss ‘Palmer
Messrs. Enneking
Graves and Tompkins
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City Engineer
William Jackson
House of Lavell
John Wood, Jr
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Burgers
Spalding
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Sy Griffin
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Victors
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Newton
Lynn Bowling
Pero
California
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Fanewll
Bing
Ham
WM. A. Hammond
Washington, D. C
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Green St
B. F. Larrabee & Co
Washington At
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Warren Ave
Dudley's Pharmacy
Park
Boylston St
J. G. Godding & Co
Dartmouth St
School St
F. H. Martin
Columbus Ave
Choate Drug and Chemical Co
Revere House
B. F. Brad
Joel S. Orne
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Mme. Rhea
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Michigan
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Park Sq
John McCullough
Marie Burroughs
Boston Post
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