Dr Liverpool offers free consults at Tremont Street clinic
A newspaper notice touts Dr. Liverpool at 360 Tremont Street Boston offering free examinations and cures across many diseases. It claims thousands of cases cured in categories from rheumatism to Bright's disease and asserts free medicines during treatment with hours for gentlemen guests daily and Sunday.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Leenate Tom
Emerry
Boston
Bright
DR. Sanden
R. A. Sanden
Mass
Enormous Sail Area for Lawson's Yacht Bostonian
The Boston syndicate plans a colossal mainsail larger than Defender experiments point to Crowninshield's Bostonian as the yacht to defend the Americas Cup against Lipton’s Shamrock. Eagle may be the rival, with Herreshoff's team favoring the name Eagle for their craft. Crowninshield and Hodges emphasize discipline and windward strength, while the sail plan, cross-cut, will be the largest ever carried on this coast.
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Crowninshield
Frank Tandy
Adrian Wilson
Atlantic
Columbia
Wilson
Boxing Gossip on Jeffries Brady Match and Local Fights
Boston boxing column discusses Billy Brady pressuring Jeffries vs. rival matchups with Corbett as a preferred foe. Mentions Isoteric club events, Gardner Briggs bout, and calls for fair matchmaking while noting various local fighters and upcoming sparring entries.
Shoeing challenge caller fails to appear for match
Robert Valentine, a local horseshoer, challenged Adam Morrison of Hyde Park to fifty shoes apiece for any amount from 100 to 100 a side. Morrison did not appear and sent a letter proposing shoes without stakes, saying backers failed and he could not post 100. Valentine was disappointed, believing he could win under Morrison's terms.
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Robert Valentine
Adam Morrison
Hyde Park
Mr. Morrison
Valentine
Mr. Valentine
Designer Crowninshield Denies Connection to Construction Method
The passage notes a denial by Designer Crowninshield about a link to a construction method. It argues the method’s strength for lightness, especially for a cup defender, but calls the process tedious with each plate needing identical lattice shapes, demanding vast cutting and fitting.
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Crowninshield
Lawson Seeks Crowninshield Control Of Bostonian Crew
Charles C. Clay rejects representation on the Bostonian while Mr Lawson plans to cede adit management to Crowninshield brothers C F Adams and Carl E Hodges. Lawson will oversee performances from a steam yacht. Captain Nate Watson could take charge with Francis Skinner releasing him if desired. Doctor Skinner may assist. No Picnic for Students. The college men among the best of...
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Charles C. Clay
Mr. Lawson
Bostonian
Lawson
Crowninshield Rothers
C. F. Adams
Carl E. Hodges
Nate Watson
Francis Skinner
Constellation
Captain Watson
Mr.son
Or. Skinner
Awson
Harvard Varsity H Awarded to 14 Players and More
Harvard honors 14 men with varsity H for championship game participation against Yale or Penn. The list includes Daly Hallowell Lawin Lawrence Bits Lee Burnett Fincke Campbell Kendall Barnard Sargent Eaton Gierasch Stillman Graydon Clark Roberts Zeus. The basketball squad meets Salem Y M C A tonight. lineup listed and prep underway for shot put and pole vault with early training.
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Harvard
Yale
Penn
C. D. Daly
J. W. Hallowell
G. A. Lawin
J. Lawrence
G. Bits
W. G Lee
F. J. Burnett
R. Fincke
D. C. Campbell
BD. H. Kendall
C. A. Barnard
C. Sargent
W. D. Eaton
W. 8. Gierasch
T. H. Graydon
J. D. Clark
H. K. Roberts
Salem Y. M. Co. A
Salem
Gilles
Underwood
Dorr
Clark
Lehman
Hallowell
John Graham
W. W. Hoyt
Wills
Arene
J. A. Bur
Boston
B.ranger Orristown
N. J
N. A. Higgins
East Aurora
J. Burgess
Philli Exeter Academy
Jackson
Groton
Er. Rom
T. Arks
Mento
Treshman de‘ E
Lipton flags growing interest in yacht cup races
London December 10 Sir Thomas Lipton calls Lawson entering the game a healthy sign of rising interest in yachting. He praises Magician Herreshoff but says he would welcome a challenge from Boston or any defender chosen by the New York Yacht Club. He denies ownership of a mysterious Glasgow yacht and doubts it will outrun Shamrock II. He also doubts the Kaiser’s possible boat.
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Lawson
Crowninshield
Bostonian
Boston
Eagle
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Butler Duncan, Jr
Herreshoff
Duncan
Boston Syndicate
London
New York Yacht Club
New York Club
Columbia
America
Watson
Glasgow
Prince of Wales
Stone Sloop Could Start In Trial Races
General Paine states the New York Yacht Club will not debar Lawson's yacht from starting in the trial races. He notes that the owner of a cup defending vessel may start, and any North River sloop or Gloucester stone sloop built in the United States within the waterline length agreed upon by the clubs may compete.
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General Paine
New York Yacht Club
Lawson
New York Yachting Minds Weigh Crowninshield Prospects
New York yachtsmen debate the merits of Charles E. Crowninshield's designs amid Lipton’s praise for Herreshoff. While Lipton's view is favored by many, seasoned builders in New York Harbor think Crowninshield may deliver a surprising success, challenging the prevailing opinion of the New York Yacht Club set.
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New York
Herreshoff
Lipton
Crowninshield
Sir Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Crewninshield
Paige Loss In Class B Billiard Match In New York
John A. Hendrick of New York defeated William Paige of Boston in the Class B amateur billiard tournament by 300 to 214 in an afternoon session. Hendrick seized control early and maintained lead throughout, securing the upset in front of local spectators.
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Hendrick
New York
William Paige
Boston
John A. Hendrick
Paddy Ryan Destitute and Ill In New York
New York reports Paddy Ryan once a prize ring champion is destitute speechless and afflicted by Brights disease. John L Sullivan who rose to fame from the Ryan era and sparred with him heads a subscription drive to aid the former fighter.
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New ‘York
Paddy Ryan
Bright
John L. Sullivan
Ryan
Calumet Bowls Win at Charlestown Club Victory in two of three
Calumet from Winchester defeated Charlestown three-game series last night, taking two wins as Charlestown struggled. Calumet led with solid pairs and higher total pins, while Charlestown’s Caldwell stood out amid mixed scores. Purrington led Calumet in billiards and Richardson and Southwell posted notable strings for Charlestown.
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Calumets
Winchester
Charlestown
Caldwell
Calumet
Butters
Southwell
Richardson
Purrington
Twombley
McFarland
Littlefield
Rowler
Marston
Galdwell
Kenney
Baseball War Rumors Shake National League Meeting
At the Fifth Avenue Hotel magnates blame Nick Young for financial losses and demand his resignation. A. G. Spalding is named to succeed him while Ban Johnson advances an American League plan seen as a potential conflict. McGraw is courted by Johnson’s league, with talks of trades and infield reshuffles amid Boston Selee’s plans.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
National Baseball Ague
Andy Freedman
Nick Young
Fear Young
Nick Tounk
A. G. Spalding
Chicago
Hanson
Abell
Ebbets
Brooklyn
A. H. Soden
Boston
Mr. Soden
Young
Ban Johnson
Baltimore
McGraw
Johnson
Eague
St. Louis
Hanlon
National League
National Association
Thomas J. Loftus
F. A. Abell
McPhee
Cincinnati
Tommy Corcoran
Herman Léng
Selee
Long
Dudley Club Dominates Evening Games In Billiards Pool Whist
At the Dudley Club last evening the home team won all events with a tie in billiards for a start. The Dudleyites clinched pool and whist and then captured two of three strings in the pin bowling. Scores follow.
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Dudley Club
Dudleyites
Insurance League results at St James alleys
The weekly Insurance League matches last night yielded three straight victories for the Carpenter and Travellers teams at St James alleys. Carpenter edged Employers by one pin to save its final game, Travellers defeated Darling Russell, Bennett took two of three from Underwriters, and Paige won all but the first game against Macombers.
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Insurance League
St. James Alleys
Carpenter
Travellers
Darling & Russell
Bennett
Paige
Macombers
Maine Sportsmen's exhibit opens second week at Park Square Garden
The Maine Sportsmen's exhibit continues into its second week at Park Square Garden with new athletic features and an upcoming bicycle carnival. A New York visit secured contracts ensuring racing star attendance. plans include a three week bicycle program and a 170 by 7 foot aquatic arena for swimming, diving and canoe events.
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Maine
Park Square Garden
New York
New Y
Copmesee Club Bowls Winthro Murray Rivalry Wins
The Copmesee Club teamed with Murray to win two games while Frevin lost two, as the opposing duo took two matches last night in a tight bowling contest.
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Ue Murray
Frevins
Swamp Root Promises Kidney Health Cure
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and related ailments. It praises kidneys importance, cites a reader testimonial from Geo S Champlin, claims broad health benefits, describes symptoms of kidney trouble, and offers free samples and a book from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
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R. L
Eastern Dry Company Records Won At Carruths Invised Practice
The Eastern Dry Company team defeated Carruths 3 games to none in a late night practice drill led by J. Middleby who contributed five wins for his side.
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Eastern Dry Company
Carruth’s
J. Middleby
City Brevities Seventeen Arrests Mentioned In Brief Report
Two elderly women were arrested for shoplifting. Jennie Hunter of Greenwich Street and Elizabeth Braham, age 65, were taken into custody by inspectors. A 17 year old, Alonzo Linnell of Pearl Street, faced larceny charges. Inspector Trowery and other officers reported various thefts and a strike at Waterbury, Connecticut. One watch was stolen from Etta Faulkner and a guard was assaulted at Union Wharf.
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Epee Knox
Jennie Hunter
Greenwich Street
Essex Street
Martin Kearns
Fiske Avenue
Somerville
Union Wharf
John H. Woods
Woods
Massachusetts General Hospital
Etta Faulkner
Dover Street
Edward E. Hughes
Charles Murthy
Samuel Munt
Dartmouth Street
Moran to race on Pacific Coast circuit this winter
James F. Moran of Chelsea will depart before January first to race on the Pacific Coast circuit against Johnny Nelson and other riders. He will be managed by F. Ed. Spooner and plans to stay in California until late spring, aiming to win money and be in peak form to challenge middle-distance men upon his return. Moran will ride at Salt Lake City and other Western cities on the way home before reaching Boston.
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Billy Brady
Jim Jeffries
Brady
Jefferies
Neinnati
Gus Ruhlin
Madden
Akron
Rob Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Rabiin
Sharkey
Corbett
Rublin
Jeffries
James J. Corbett
Billy Gardner
Lowell
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Robert M. Kirby
Sudbury Street
Young Sully
Joe Madison
Sully
Jack K
Gardner
Steve Mahoney O'Rourke
Twin Bullivan
Billy Payne
Chicago
Young Mulholland
Boston
Alaska Kid
Garfield
Otto Eder
Clarence Forbes
T. H. Daly
Northampton
Jack Harrison
Cambridge
Bert Francis
Joe Mullins
Martin Riley
Riley
New York
Jack Coakley
Patsey Sweeney
George McFadden
New York Journal
McFadden
Tim Kearns
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
James F. Moran
California
Pacific Coast
Johnny Nelson
Moran
F. Ed. Spooner
Salt Lake City
Thorndike
Harrie BE. Walker
Elmira
N. Y
W. H. Pownall
Stearns Forces
L. A
Chelsea Cycle Club
Harvard Mineralogical Museum Hosts Major Meteorite Collection
The Harvard Mineralogical Museum in Cambridge houses the largest and finest meteorite collection on this side of the Atlantic, ranking about fifth or sixth globally. The British Museum leads worldwide, with Vienna and Paris cabinets following.
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Atlantic
Harvard Mineralogical Museum
Cambridge
British Museum
Vienna
Paris
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