Three straight for Fernalds in Sanford win
Fernalds claim a third straight win as IND SAMS opens strong and clinches the lead. The matchup features sharp shooting and steady defense, with Fernalds pulling away late to secure the victory.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1902
Page
3
Palmo Tablets Promise Nerve and Kidney Relief
Palmo Tablets claim to transform weak nervous wrecks into physically perfected individuals. They restore nerves and kidneys, improve appearance and energy, with a guarantee. Price 50 cents per box, $5 for a box with guarantee. Sold by multiple city druggists including Walker-Rintels Drug Co and Klein's, with addresses listed.
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Washington
Iam St. Klein's
Gerder’. Tremont and
Yiston Sts
Mssex Harmacy
Washington St
Harvard to Swim Against B A A Team
Harvard announces a winter three match series with the Boston Athletic Association featuring relay races and water polo. The winner receives individual cups from the B A A. The 1920s era outlook is strong as last year’s squad returns and practice resumes in Dunster Pool after Christmas recess.
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Harvard
Boston Athletic Association
Dunster Swimming (Ank
Clinton shuts out Lawrence 18 to 0 in home game
Clinton defeats Lawrence 18 to 0 at home. Lawrence was missing Bone who reportedly refused to play there again this season. The contest centered on Clinton’s defensive effort with little offensive action.
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Clinton
Lawrence
Bone
Boston firm wins large Metropolitan Water project bid
Joseph Bruno Frank Petitti and Vincent Salomone Boston contractors awarded Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board contract No 257 to strip 709 acres in Wachusett Reservation Boylston and West Boylston for three years. Bid of 414987.50 beats six rivals with 70000 bond. work to start after months with 350 workers planned from Boston. completion by Nov 1 1905 and possible bonus for early finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bruno
Frank Petitti
Vincent Salomone
Boston
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board
Wachusett Reservation
Boylston
West Boylston
Bruno, Petitti & Salomone
Framingham
Bruno
Company
Uxbridge
Nawn & Brock
Long & Little
Leominster
Jeremiah J. McCarthy & Co
Jones & Meehan
Ultimatum to Strikers at Wabash Rail Shops
President Ramsey issued a final ultimatum to Wabash railroad shopmen, stating an offer of wage increases dating from Oct. 1. If workers return, no discrimination against strikers will occur. otherwise their jobs will be filled. The message, posted at Springfield, Moberly, and Fort Wayne, cites relative wages across railroads.
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Springfield
Ill
Ramsey
Wabash Railroad
Moberly
Fort Wayne
Ind
Wabash
Princeton Gymnasium Meet Schedule
Princeton University gymnasium announces a quadrangular exhibition with Princeton Yale NYU and Penn at University Heights New York on February 13 and a Yale meeting at New Haven on February 27.
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N. J
Princeton University
Yale
New York University
University of Pennsylvania
University Heights
New York
New Haven
Woman Slept in Snow Bank Ends Up in Custody
Gray haired 55 year old Alice Fernald slept two hours on a snow pile in a Blossom street alley. Passersby ignored her plight until a newsboy alerted police. Revived at Joy street station she said she had no home for years and slept in barns. She admitted drinking whiskey to keep warm and was jailed on intoxication charges.
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Blossom Street
Joy Street
Alice Fernald
German Reichstag Nods to Reciprocate with US Trade
A Berlin report notes Baron Heyl von Herrensheim Count von Manitz and Baron von Kardorffen leading 64 Conservative National Liberal and anti Semite Reichstag members in presenting a resolution to Chancellor von Buelow. It calls that upon renewing commercial treaties Germany would threaten to discontinue most favored nation privileges with any country denying fair reciprocity. Liberal critics warn a tariff war could backfire as the US can source manufactured goods from England and France while Germany needs American raw materials and petroleum.
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Berlin
Baron Heyl von Herrensheim
Count von Manitz
Baron von Kardorffen
Reichstag
United States
von Buelow
Germany
England
France
Steamers Skipped Mainland Trips in Snowbound Sound
Boats failed to travel to the mainland from Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard as driving snow veiled the Sound. Tug Joshua Lovett departed for Wood's Hole with mail and a few passengers, likely the only crossing in the day.
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Vineyard Haven
Nantucket
Martha's Vineyard
Joshua Lovett
Wood’s Hole
Referendum Proposal Debated at New Hampshire Convention
Concord N H Dec 5 Among amendments proposed today were to introduce initiative and referendum, to drop the title His Excellency for the Governor, and to set the New Hampshire House of Representatives size at 300 or 360 members as debated by Clyde Gilmore Rogers and Madden from Hudson Manchester Tilton Keene.
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N. H
Clyde
Hudson
Gilmore
Manchester
Rogers
Tilton
House of Representatives
Madden
Keene
Mayor Dean Injured in Malden Snow Fall
Mayor Charles L. Dean, at the funeral of W. A. Wilde in Malden, slipped on snow and ruptured the upper ligaments of his knee cap. Medics fear possible permanent lameness from the injury.
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Malden
W. A. Wilde
Charles L. Dean
Long and Collins fail to resolve transfer talks at Plaza Hotel
Herman Long and Jimmy Collins met at the Hotel Plaza for a lengthy discussion about moving Long from the New York club to Boston. Collins said no transfer action was possible, leaving Long disappointed. Long hinted at a return to New York next season and expressed intent to quit the National league for good.
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Herman Long
Jimmy Collins
Hotel Plaza
Long
New York American League
Collins
New York
Boston
Yanger and Sullivan Agree To Six Round Bout
Benny Yanger and Dave Sullivan have reached an agreement for a six round fight between December 16 and December 22 in Chicago. Fred Whittingham of Chicago was named referee while E. W. Smith will manage the event, with venue yet to be decided.
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Chicago
Benny Yanger
Dave Sullivan
Fred Whittingham
E. W. Smith
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