Tufts Defeats Maine In Slow 12-8 Baseball Game
Tufts beat the University of Maine 12 to 8 in a slow contest in Medford. Captain Roper hit a home run for Tufts while Priests and Sullivan worked the mound for Tufts and Maine, with Merfale Dow and Fulton Smith handling the field. Umpire O Brien. Time two hours ten minutes.
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Medford
Tufts
University of Maine Today
Roper
R.H.E. Battasi
Priest
Sullivan
Merfale
Dow
Fulton
Smith
O’ Brien
Wholly Cured in 8 Months by Cuticura
Testimonial from Hale Bordwell of Cedar Corners Tipton Iowa aged 55 describing severe eczema and boils. He credits Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent and Pills after eight months of use. Patron Nelson R Burnett endorses and offers to vouch for the statements. Endorsed by Burnett in Tipton Iowa August 17 1907.
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Nelson R. Burnett
Burnett
Hale Bordwell
Cedar Corners
Tipton
Bordwell
Cuthura
Tipton, Ia
Cuticura Aids Severe Eczema and Skin Ailments
Advertises Cuticura Soap and Ointment with warm athermic use and Resolve pills for relief of torturing disfiguring itching burning and scaly humors from infancy to age. Claims global skin healing and blood purification with products from Potter Drug. Free Cuticura Book on Skin Disease offered.
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Potter P TD
Sole Propa
Boston
Mass
Stone Crew in Its New Shell On Charles River
Oarsmen from Brookline High and other schools trained on the Charles with smooth water. Brookline tightens for Middlesex race at Concord. Concord plans another fours practice. Captain Hall of English High says Middlesex four will meet May 18 at Concord. Coaches Graney and O’Leary supervised long workouts. Stone School four practiced in a new shell. Brookline lineup adjusted with Reynolds at No 2 and Kellogg improving at No 2.
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Charles
Brookline High
Middlesex
Concord
Boston
Charlie Hall
English High
Graney
O'Leary
Thomas Lindsay
Stone School
Robart
Brookline
Reynolds
U S Court Sets Aside 2 Year Prison Sentence
Judge Putnam of the United States Court of Appeals set aside a two year sentence for Simeon W. Jacobs formerly of Worcester. He had been convicted in the District Court of concealing assets from his trustee. Jacobs will be given another trial.
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Putnam
United States Court of Appeals
Simeon W. Jacobs
Worcester
District Court
Jacobs
Three Years Given in L Money Theft Case
James W. Harrington was yesterday sentenced by Judge Waite in the Superior Criminal Court to three years in the house of correction for alleged complicity in receiving part of $4800 stolen from the Boston Elevated last year. Sentence was suspended until tomorrow in the case of his daughter Mrs. Regina Nicholls pending restitution arrangements.
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Boston
James W. Harrington
Waite
Superior Criminal Court
House of Correction
Sétence
Regina Nicholls
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Endorsed By Respondents
A testimonial ad promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills claiming rapid headache relief based on user and druggist feedback. The pitch notes a money back guarantee on the first package of 25 doses for 25 cents and states the product is sold by all druggists.
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J. W. Covington
Sharptown
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Stimson Named 10 Preside Frederic J Stimson Named Permanent Chairman
Frederic J. Stimson of Dedham named permanent chairman. Arthur C. Richardson of Essex named chairman of resolutions. Thomas F Cassidy of North Adams named chairman of credentials. Thomas J Collins of Boston named secretary. Cornelius Cronin of Lowell named secretary.
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Frederic J. Stimson
Dedham
Thomas F. Cassidy
North Adams
Thomas J. Collins
Boston
Secre
Tary
Cornelius Cronin
Lowell
Harmony and Bryan Lead Democratic State Committee Meeting
Harmony and Bryan ruled the meeting of the Democratic State committee at the Quincy House. Officers for the May 7 Faneuil Hall convention to elect four delegates-at-large to the Denver national convention were selected. Thomas L. Keefe opposed the report on Stimson. A finance committee will be named by Synan. Ex-Mayor Josias Quincy praised Stimson as chair. Stimson is a noted author and constitutional authority. Resolutions committee named with A C Richardson chair and ten members listed.
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Harmony
Bryan
Democratic State Committee
Quincy House
Faneuil Hall
Denver
Thomas L. Keefe
Everett
Keefe
Stimson
George Fred Williams
Josias Quincy
United States Industrial Commission
Williams
Dedham
A. C. Richardson
Essex
Charles 8. Hamlin
Boston
William F. McClellan
William I. McLaughlin
Weston
E. J. Lawler
Greenfield
Edward Gilmore
Brockton
Charles Gidding
Great Barrington
Daniel O'Connor
Peabody
John Mitchell
Marlboro
Richard Oldham
Norwood
Wharf Fish Dealer Dead J Walter Hamilton at 62
J Walter Hamilton 62 a longtime fish dealer at 14 T wharf died at his Newton home yesterday morning after falling ill on a city trip. Heart failure was the cause. He left a widow and three daughters.
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J. Walter Hamilton
T Wharf
Newton
Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Harris Sold to Columbus 10 After Illness
Joe Harris of Melrose, famed spitball pitcher for the New York Americans, has been sold to Columbus of the American Association and must report when recovered. Harris was sold last winter, refused to go, and after malarial fever in the South during spring training he now doubts his usefulness due to poor health.
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Joe Harris
Melrose
New York Americans
Columbus
American Association
Harris
Boston Americans
Dartmouth Defeats Bowdoin 2-1 in Afternoon Tilt
Dartmouth beats Bowdoin 2 to 1 in Hanover. Mitchell pitched superbly allowing one hit. Glaze hit a two base, Leonard and Schildmiller scored for Dartmouth while Bowdoin managed a lone run. Attendance recorded with umpire Killhoury.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Bowdoin
Mitchell
Po.a.b
Leonard
Caldwell
Glaze
C. F
Manter
Eaton
Files
Brady
Bower
Hobart
Harris
Emerson
R.f
Wandkte
O Hughes
Bowaoih
Schildmiller
Wondrte
Bal LeBower
Stady
Killhoury
aAttendance
Schoolboy Rowing Changes Shuffle Lineups For Races
Tom Lindsay coaches Lua School four in a new shell of Gordon Roche who has shown rare form. Stone School loans their four oared shell to the Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association with Howe moved from stroke to two and Haskell stepped in. With Brookline High and English High racing Middlesex before spring meets, crews will be tested. Dorchester High baseball, after a win over Manchester High, had an off day at home with Chet Spaulding in the outfield.
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Gordon Roche
Stone School
Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association
Brookline High
English High
Middlesex
Dorchester High
Manchester High
Eastern League Results From Providence Jersey City Newark Baltimore
Providence hosts Toronto 6 8. Jersey City hosts Rochester 3 1. Newark hosts Montreal 5 4. Baltimore hosts Buffalo 7 4.
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Providence
Toronto
Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Baltimore
Buffalo
Opportune Sale At Wolf’s My Clothier Delivers Early Bargains
Tobias, Greenthal & Mendel announce a large sale of men’s spring and summer suits at Wolf’s corner of Hanover and Portland streets. The event is described as an unbeatable value, arriving earlier than expected and meeting the community’s urgent spring clothing needs with strong buyer response.
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Tobias, Greenthal & Mendelson
Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
City Hall Cuts Hit 19 Staff in Payroll Shakeup
Mayor Hibbard ordered 19 city employees dismissed to reduce the annual payroll, with hearings due for suspensions up to 30 days. Officials estimate payrolls will drop about 12,500 names year to year, saving 50,600 in the water department and 150,000 in the street department. Numerous department discharges across water, street cleaning, paving, sewer, sanitary, and distributing divisions are cited, with salary ranges noted. West Boston ferries reduced from six to five boats in service.
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Hibbard
Water Department
Hannan
Emerson
Water Income
Salaries Reduced for Key Public Works Staff
Superintendent D Henry Sullivan announced salary cuts from 1500 to 1200 for five public grounds workers including George D Bennett foreman William P Long foreman William Marden general mechanic John P O Connell foreman and Luke J Doogue draftsman.
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D. Henry Sullivan
George D. Bennett
William P Long
William §. Marden
John P. O’connell
Luke J. Doogue
Dean Academy Wins In 11th Inning Over Rindge M T S
In Franklin on April 29 Dean Academy defeated Rindge M. T. S. 4 to 3 in 11 innings. Fritz pitched well for Rindge, limiting opponents to six hits and striking out nine.
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Rindge
Franklin
Dean
Fritz
Yale Football Schedule Out for 1908 Nine Games
Yale releases a nine game schedule for 1908 with all but the West Point game at New Haven. Villa Nova is dropped for rough play and Springfield Training School replaced by Massachusetts Agricultural College. Games include Wesleyan Syracuse Holy Cross West Point Washington and Jefferson MIT Yale Brown Princeton Harvard in New Haven and West Point.
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Conn
Yale
West Point
Villa Nova
Springfield Training School
Massachuetts Agricultural College
Wesleyan
Syracuse
Holy Cross
Washington and Jefferson
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Brown
Princeton
Harvard
Yale Defeats Army 6 to 2 In Well Played Game
Yale defeated Army 6 to 2 at West Point New York in a well played baseball game. Batteries were Jones and Philbin for Yale and Mountford Riley and Hyatt for Army. Umpire Mr Kennedy.
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West Point
N. Y
Yale
Army
H. B, Weie . Sa
Boston College Nines Edge BU 7-6 in 11 Innings
Boston College defeated Boston University 7 to 6 after 11 innings in the opening game of the home series. Heavy hitting highlighted the clash with Ryan and O Kaney contributing for BC while Dodge and Brown starred for BU as Low scored the deciding run in the 11th.
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Boston College
Boston University
Ryan
O'Kaney
Dodge
Brown
English High School Beats Pomfret 12 To 1 In One Sided Test
English High School defeated Pomfret Prep 12 to 1 at Pomfret Connecticut. Roberts contributed to two double plays and others hit homers for both teams Kenny and Scully each homered.
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Pomfret, Conn
English High School
Pomfret Preparatory School
Roberts
English High
Kenny
English
Scully
Pomfret
Giants Face Relentless Rally as McConnell Considered
The Giants were held to a tractable day with Donlin provoking Emstlie in the fifth by urging support for one game. McGraw dealt with bleacher heckling while Muggsy was harassed on the lines. McConnell shone again and a rotation option suggests Laporte at first with McConnell at second to boost batting, base running, and fielding.
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Giants
Donlin
Emstlie
Bobby
Mike
McGraw
Joshua Muggsy
McConnell
McGuire
Laporte
Nature Helps Bowels With Gentle Cascarets
The article advises using fruit, coarse foods, and greens to aid digestion, warns against salts and harsh laxatives, and promotes Cascarets as a gentle vegetable option that works with nature without irritation yet matches the effectiveness of harsher remedies.
McCarter Wins the Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica
In Jamaica Jamaica on April 29 15 000 spectators watched McCarter of the New Castle stable win the Excelsior handicap a mile and a sixteenth. Notter received an ovation upon returning to the scales after the race.
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Jamaica
L. I
McCarter
New Castle
Notter
Lynn High School 6 Dorchester High 0 in home win
Lynn High School defeated Dorchester High 6 to 0 on Dorchester’s home field. Lynn’s Bonner scored twice and Tansey and Torrard added two runs each. Cromie pitched for Lynn with seven strikeouts while Ernst and Ochs split pitching duties for Dorchester.
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Dorchester High
Lynn English High School
Dorchester
Lynn H
A.E. BH
Lynn H Igh School
Bonner
Tansey
Torrard
Fuller
Abbott
Fraser
Cromie
Hardy
Ochs
Ernst
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restores Health
Mrs Helen Barton of 27 Pearson Street Chicago writes that after one week on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her nervous prostration from overwork and worry improved and she fully recovered, urging others to try it for similar ailments.
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Helen Barton
Pearson Street
Chicago
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
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