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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1903

Page

5

Blood Wine Promises Quick Health Boost for Women

A sensational tonic claims to restore energy and cure chronic ailments by cleansing the blood. Testimonials from Boston and Concord women describe relief from fatigue, dyspepsia, womb trouble, catarrh, and general lassitude, all attributed to Blood Wine at fifty cents a bottle.

Elizabeth Marsh Isabella Street Boston Mass Bertha Sanborn Germaine Street Howard Warren Main Street Concord N. H Annie Krechhubel F Street Louisville Medicis

Mrs Stearns Claims Husband Innocent In Winchester Case

William H Stearns known as the Winchester slugger was arraigned in Woburn court held on 5000 bail with two charges of assault. Chief McIntosh requested a continuance to Wednesday. Stearns wife and relatives attended. Miss Bolton identified Stearns. Barker and son also saw him on the car. Winchester residents express confidence in the police action.

Winchester William H. Stearns Woburn Edward F. Johnson McIntosh Arthur I. Gage Stearns Annie Bolton Annie Burke Chief McIntosh Arthur Harrington Charlestown East Cambridge Miss Burke Green Street Brady Miss Bolton Edward S. Barker George

Constant nervous strain and health boost from Kennedy remedy

Charles McLaughlin of Albany recounts severe contraction and nervous strain from railroad duty. He credits Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for relieving digestive and nervous troubles and restoring regular bowels and health. The ad promotes kidney liver bladder and blood benefits, with sample bottles and multiple retailers.

Charles McLaughlin Clinton Avenue Albany N. Y Empire State Express David Kennedy Dr. David Kennedy Corporation Rondout N.Y

Mayor Collins Names New Appointees and Reappointments

Mayor Collins named new appointees to the city boards and commissions and announced many reappointments. Dennis J. Hern becomes health commissioner succeeding Robert Cox. John Brant replaces William S. Kenney as Overseer of the Poor. list includes city auditor James H. Dodge, and many others across health, libraries, parks, cemeteries, and public works. The appointments were filed with the Board of Aldermen and will lay over for a week.

Collins Board of Aldermen Robert Cox Dennis J. Hern John M. Graham Ward 11 Charles H. Allen John Brant East Boston Board of Overseers of the Poor Michael J. Jordan Insane Hospital Department George A. Goddard Christopher McCaffrey Cemetery Department Frederick H. Atteaux William S. Kenney Meridian Street Lst Paris Street Boston Kenney Brant James H. Dodge Robinwood Avenue Leonard D. Ahl Commonwealth Avenue Bath Christopher P. McCaffrey Albany Street Edmund A. Macdonald Cambridge Street William Jackson Academy Hill Road Board of Health Conrad J. Rueter Parley Vale Street Boston City Hospital Andrew J. Bailey Beacon Street Thomas M. Babson St. Botolph Street Thomas Dwight M. D Public Library George E. McKay Wayne Street Philip Greely Cushing Avenue Board of Music Frederick W. Stuart East Broadway Martha W. Folsom Marlboro Street James H. Conley Bunker Hill Street Laban Pratt Boutwell Street Board of Park Commissioners Thomas A. Whalen Normandy Street Hugh Montague Fayette Street William Doogue East Cottage Street Edward W. MecGlewen Ashmont Street Henry BE Lovering Stanwood Street John J. Higgins L Street William J. Campbell Mt. Vernon Street Jeremiah J. Crowley Snowhill Street William E. Kenealy Bickford Street Charles Mintz Sterling Street Daniel J. Moynihan, Jr Broadway John L. Donovan Noanet Street Jeremiah Brosnahan Codman Park Edward Callahan Bellevue Avenue John E. Ansell Charles Street Charles F. Folsom James Donovan Emerald Street George A. Crocker John B. Gilman Schuyler Street Soldiers’ Relief Frank G. Webster Board of Commissioners of Patrick J. Kennedy Webster Street John O'Hare Garden Court Street Melancthon W. Burlen Waumbeck Street Board of Election Commissioners de Wolf Street William P. Fowler Newbury Street Walter Hunnewell Charles C. Jackson Workingmen’s Loan Association

Shooting in Lynn Streets During Shoe Strike Riot

In Lynn on April 27 a small riot broke out after 6 pm as Boot and Shoe Union workers at Harney Bros faced a crowd of strike sympathizers. About 17 workers leaving the factory exchanged shots with the crowd. no one was hit though bricks struck some workers. The workers fled to the factory, the crowd dispersed, and police found no one on scene.

Lynn Boot and Shoe Union Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union Harney Bros

Worcester Clergy May Play Ball

During a Ministerial League meeting in Worcester the Rev. John A. Seibert proposed forming a city clergy baseball team to raise funds for the YMCA tent work this summer. He cited Janesville’s doctors team that raised over $300 and noted local ministerial talent. Rev. F. L. Church, Adams Square Baptist Church pastor, was named as a former college baseball standout. No action was taken on the suggestion.

Worcester Ministerial League John A. Seibert Adams Square F. L. Church Adams Square Baptist Church Seibert

Savor Coffee ties digestion aid to its reception

Dyspeptic users report relief after drinking Savor Coffee. Sold by all grocers, produced by the Savor Food and Coffee Co. and distributed to trade by Weeks & Company in New York.

Boston Savor Food and Coffee Co Weeks & Company New York

New York Giants Top Boston Despite Sloppy Fielding at Polo Grounds

Sophomoric fielding and lucky base running favored New York as they defeated Boston 10 to 7 at the Polo Grounds. Mathewson’s nine strikeouts highlighted a rough day for Boston’s defense, while Bonner’s bases‑clearing homer anchored New York’s big fourth inning and Aubrey stood out for Boston despite nerves.

New York Buckenberger Polo Grounds Giants Boston Gotham Bonner Mertes Tenney McGraw Bostons Mathewson Malarkey Aubrey Taylor Greminger Cooley Matty Carney Kittredge Dexter Browne van Haltren McGann Lauder Gilbert Warner Babb Sandow Twunn I. van Haltren C. F Eacore Dunn Pee Tees Bosto A.B. I P.o Teaney Samen Borner Wee Neeee Sosa Orr

Transformation of Boston Common Into Sowable Fields

Boston Common is to be transformed into cultivated fields of oats clover and rye under Superintendent Doogue with funding from Mayor Collins. The plan is to sow in spring grow through summer and plow under next fall to renew land and create sod for next year. Benches on the park may be leased to earn income.

Boston Doogue Mr. Doogue Collins Boston Common

Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 1 in National League game

Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 7 to 1 as Jones dominates, Duggleby hit freely. Philadelphia's lone run comes on Wolverton's double and Brashear and Keister putouts. Attendance 2100.

Brooklyn Philadelphia Philadelphians Jones Duggleby Wolverton Keister Brashear Householder Strang Thomas Dierf Barry Wolver H’seh Doyle Dahlen Douglas Ritter Hulswitt Jordan Roth McCreedie O'Day

Pittsburg Dominates St. Louis In 11-1 Baseball Win

Pittsburg defeats St. Louis by 11 to 1 in opening game of the series. St. Louis misplays and Pittsburg’s timely hitting drive the outcome as M J O’Neill struggles. Kennedy allows five hits, attendance about four thousand.

ST. Louis Pittsburgs M. J. O'Neill Pittsburg Kennedy R. B. Po A. E. Bmont O'Farrell Clarke Smoot Leach O'Brain Wagner O'Barclay Lit’sfield O Nichols Kruger Deneyvan Ritchey Williams Smith O'Ne'l O'Nei l Weaver H. J. O'Neill Nichols Donovan Brain J. O'Neill Bransfield O'Neill Keny Holliday and Emslie

Chicago 13 Cincinnati 5 in National League game

Chicago defeated Cincinnati 13 to 5 as three local pitchers were hit hard. Hardy managed to limit the hits for Chicago. Attendance was about 3000.

Cincinnati Chicago Hardy R. B Jones Kelley Slagle Seymour Chance Donlin Dobbs Woods Tinker Beckley Casey Morris A Lowe Corcoran Evers Steins Kling Bergen Ol Sutthoff Ot — Phillips Wiggs Lycot Lowe Sutthoff Steinfeldt Um- Hardy Phillips Pire Johnstone

Bicycle Notes and Track Plans at Revere Beach

Stinson MacLean and Moran train daily at Revere Beach track. James C. Kennedy arrived with M Sperry who will build the Charles River Park track. F Ed Spooner reports amateurs eager for inaugural handicap and the prize bicycle a management offers. Entry blanks to be issued today with close entries for handicapper to study distant riders. In Paris on April 13 Joe Nelson fell badly but finished five miles, Paris crowd praised his grit. Contenet won, Linton second, Dangla third, Michael fourth. Michael’s feed tube broke late, costing him ground.

Stinson MacLean and Moran Revere Beach James C. Kennedy M. Sperry Charles River Park F. Ed Spooner Paris Joe Nelson Nelson Contenet Linton Dangla Michael

Baseball Notes Highlighting Early 1870s Clubs and Players

Baseball notes recount early league figures and players including the Boston club, the Athletics visiting Huntington Avenue for three games, and adds on pitchers Drill and Falkenberg. It mentions Evers as Chicago's youngest at 18, Kilpatrick, Selbach coaching, Wad Dell curve tips, and local team results with Chicago and Detroit performances.

Boston Huntington Avenue Drill Georgetown Catcher Drill Washington Jimmy Ryan Cleveland St Louis Falkenberg Pittsburg Sporting Life Kittredge Harry Davis Fred Tenney New York City Fortune Hoy Findlay Evers Chicago Comiskey Rube Waddell al Selbach Washingtons Kid Gleason Phillies McGraw Sammy Leever Flayfairs Belmonts Detroit Chicagos Dineen New York St. Louis O'Neills

Not So Says Captain Clarkson Harvard Players Deny Report

Harvard captain Walter Clarkson, a noted pitcher, faces questions over alleged payment to play for Newtowne against Malden in 1899. Clarkson and Tufts officials deny any professionalism or evidence of a pro career, stating the prize money was used for a trophy and that Harvard Yale and local committees found no professional status.

Harvard New Haven Walter Clarkson Crimson Nine Clarkson Newtowne Malden Tufts College Tufts Cambridge RB. A. A Cambridge Latin School Yale Hollis Harvard Athletic Committee H. S. Abbott S. K. Abbott & Co Malden Citizens’ Sports Committee Newtownes College Hill

Interscholastic Chess League Formed at English High

On April 15 the English High School Chess Club proposed an interscholastic league with Roxbury East Boston Newton English High and Boston Latin. A five team schedule begins May 6 with Newton vs Roxbury and English vs East Boston and runs weekly through June 3. One additional secondary school may join. applicants for a post should apply by May 1, 1903.

Evans Burlingame Casey Roxbury High East Boston High Newton High English High Boston Latin Fast Boston High English High School

Bridgeport and Manchester Football Scores Tidbits

Bridgeport edges Yale 8 to 8 in a showpiece split result while Manchester beats Norwich 12 to 5. Cog- mens NH Concord 25 Tilton Seminary 1 and Baltimore 12 Albany 5. Hartford Jersey City 9 Hartford 7. For Other Sports See Page 3.

Bridgeport Conn Yale Manchester N. H Norwich Cogmens Concord Tilton Seminary Baltimore Albany Anto Hartford Jersey City Hartford

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Mrs. Stearns Hein Coxon Health Board Lynn Streets S. HH P.G Toston Tim Tall Sim Chatham Row National Pitts-Kimball CO Washington St Cobb, Hersey &C South Station Manhattan Market CO Houghton & Dutton Tremont and Beacon Sts Says Capt. Clarkson
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