Free Consultations by Dr Liverpool at Tremont Street
Advertisement proclaims Dr. Liverpool offers free consultations and examinations at 360 Mont Street, listing numerous cures across diseases such as rheumatism digestive disorders and paralysis. It praises his diagnostic method and promises free medicines during treatment with hours daily from late morning to evening.
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Liverpool
Mont Street
Tie
Mia
Boston
Deata
Bright
Tremont Street
Jethias Vays Ae
Judge Delays Ruling On Injunction In Jeffries Ruhlin Case
Cincinnati February hearing before Judge Hollister ends with decision reserved until next Thursday morning. Large exhibits cited and two days needed for findings. Saengerfest Athletic Association managers Brady and Madden report continued ticket sales and preparations remain on schedule amid court action. Gustavus Wald, representing secular government interests, argues against religious influence in the case.
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Cincinnati
Hollister
Saengerfest Athletic Association
Brady
Madden
Constants
Big Hall
Wald
Tate
Daley Beats Hughes In English Lightweight Title Bout
In a fifteen round match at the National Sporting Club London on February 11 Pat Daley of the United States defeated Johnny Hughes of London in the twelfth round for the lightweight championship of England with a purse of 1750 dollars.
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Daley
Hughes
Sporting Club of
London
England
National Sporting Club
Johnny” Hughes
Pat'’ Daley
United States
Boxing Exhibition by Business Men's Athletic Club
The event drew just over 100 members with no police presence and a peaceful crowd. Three bouts were held. Dowling vs Jones for six rounds, Maher vs Pocahontas for four rounds, and the planned six-round showdown between Ahyjeehin and McKenna ended early when McKenna sprained a finger, referee Tom Maguire stopped the fight, Jim Keenen served as timekeeper.
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Business Men's Athletic Club
Danny Dowling
Youns Jones
Ned Maher
Malden
Pocahontas
Johnny Ahyjeehin
Shawmut Rowing Club
Patses Mckenna
Atlantic Yacht Chub
McIxenna
Tom Maguire
Jim Keenen Wis
Boston Boxer Kalen Stops Local Fighter in Two Minutes
Lewiston Maine February 11 George Kalen of Boston stopped Atsey Steardon of this city in two minutes and forty seconds before a large crowd tonight in Fall. The fight ends with Kalen claiming victory in the bout attended by local fans.
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Lewiston
George Kalen
Boston
Atsey Steardon
Idea
Boxing Gossip and Theatres Debate
A letter from the York scene comments on boxing’s place in theatres and notes past fights featuring Fitzsimmons and Liddin in New York. It also discusses John L. Sullivan as champion and references a wrestling bout controversy and alleged management of boxers by Brady and Pons. Additional clues point to figures like Jon Houseman and Professor George Goudfrey, with internal notes on promoters and venues.
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W. Smith
Somerville- Fitzsimmons
Liddin
New York
Fite
Gorham
N. H
John L. Sullivan
Thera
Kid Brands
York
Fiik
Roeber
Brady
Von
Sing
Fords
Baltimore
Sam Harris
Mons
Jon Houseman
Fial
Pons
Newtown Wins First Place by Defeating Commercial
Newtown retained first in the Amateur League by beating Commercial two games to one in Brockton on February 11. Thatcher starred with a 47 string and 617 total, while Commercial’s best string was 970 in the second game. The Battery team defeated Charlestown 2–1 in a nearby match, with Jutters and Southwell leading in spares and Wells contributing strong scores.
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Brockton
Newtowne
Commercial
Tower An Crocker
Thatcher
Battery
Charlestown
Jutters
Southwell
Southwell Caldwell
Kenhoy
Kenny
Travelers
Carpenters
Emo Pbloy
Paige & Cosers
Paige
Bennett & Coa
The
Macombers
Carpenter & Match
Best Inc
Newman
St. James Alleys
Heineman
Lowe
Merrill
Watson
Cole
Kneeland Ee
Peerares
Ae Jackson
Russell
Sewer
Carlson
Seeee
Barker
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Bennetts
Bennett
Aeu
Costello
Camapien
Reed
Kirkpatrick Se
Hollis i
Aviand
Elder
Serene SZ
Campbell
Macommbears
Bowler
Gartland
Geary
Whitney
Cees
Bowlers Edge Tin Shop Team in Even Sudbury Match
In Sudbury last night the shipping room bowlers of H N Clarke and Co defeated the tin shop team two games to none. Each game was decided by five pins, producing a tightly contested victory for Clarke and Co.
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Sudbury
H. N., Clarke & Co
Tin Shop
Fisher Company Defeats Rival in Three-Game Series
At Carruths last night the L. C. Fisher & Co vegetable concern defeated the fruit company of the same name two games to one. Dickinson led scoring as the Fisher team claimed a decisive victory.
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Carruth
L. C. Fisher & Co. Vegetable Concern
Dickinson
Lt. Fisher & Co
Mehcon
Emery
Rob Roy on Mitchells Visit
Charley Mitchell has sailed from England and will arrive in a day or so. Benton defends Mitchell, praising him as England’s greatest modern pugilist and Sullivan’s fiercest rival, noting his generosity and influence in boxing circles. He argues Mitchell will attend the championship match without seeking a fight, and hopes his visit will be welcomed.
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Charley Mitchell
England
Mitchell
Jem Mance
Jack Burke
Jack Knifton
William Sheriff
Alf Greenfield
Tug Wilson
Bill England
Jack Davis
Jem Smith
America
Jem Mace
John
Sullivan
Madison Square Garden
Chantilly
France
John L. Sullivan
Dick Burge
McCoy
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Interclub Candle Pin League Formed by Local Clubs
At Athletic Club Massachusetts meeting the Interclub Candle Pin League was organized with officers Arthur M. McMills M A Cy president W S Blake treasurer and Frank B. Sewall secretary. Clubs represented Towanda Melrose Athletic Melrose Social Melrose Highlands Glendon Nanepashemet Kernwood. prizes set for top scores and totals. Games begin Monday next week.
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Os Athletic Club
Massachusetts
Mets
Arthur M. McMills
M. A. Cy
Blake
Melrose Social Club
Frank B. Sewall
Melrose Highlands Club
Towanda
Melrose Athletic
Melrose Social
Melrose Highlands
Glendon
Nanepashemet
Kernwood
Carruth Team Wins Two of Three at S J Alphonsus Club
The Carruth team was entertained at the S J Alphonsus Club last night and played a match winning two of three games.
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Carruth
S J. Alphonsus Club
Dinner of Class of 1870 English High School Reunion
The thirty first annual reunion of the English High School class of 1870 was held at the Hotel Phorndike with about forty members. Speeches were given by ex Senators Hathorne and Darling and others. Officers elected: President Warren J. Blodgett, Vice President Arthur K. Gill, Secretary Robert Bartlett, Treasurer John H. Appleton, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer Nicholas J. McNeil, Trustees Augustus H. Ellis Arthur H. Newman Frederick Q North. Attendees included William P. Allen John H. Appleton Charles D. Austin Warren K. Blodgett Joseph S. Bugbee M. W. Burlen Herbert J. Carter Dr Joseph Chase Frank Wartis Arthur F. E. Gill Joseph A. Hill I. F. L. Kelley G. W. Maloy James Miller Philadelphia G. I. Sawyer M. J. Tierney Frank Washburn and K. H. Woodward.
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English High School
Phorndike
Hathorne and Darling
Augustus H. Wits
Joseph Chase
John H. Appleton
Melve Burien
James C. Miller
Philadelphia
Frank G. Turner
Warren J. Blodgett
Arthur K. Gill
Robert . [Bartlett
Nicholas J. McNeil
Augustus H. Ellis
Arthur H. Newman
Frederick QO. North
William BP. Allen
Charles ID. Austin
Warren K. Blodgett
Joseph 8. Bugbee
M. W. Burlen
Herbert J. Carter
Frank Wartis
Arthur FE. Gill
Joseph A. Hill
I. FL. Kelley
G. W. Maloy
James*. Miller
G. I. Sawyer
M. J. Tierney
Frank Washburn
K. H. Woodward
Harvard Varsity Crew Begins Work at Newell Boat Club
Harvard rowing initiates river prep with 100 men at Newell Boat Club. About 300 expected, with six squads plus freshmen candidates. Captain Bullard on vacation in Bermuda. leaders include Bancroft Lawrence MVS Brownell. Eddie Mills, famed mile champion, sidelined by grip illness.
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Harvard
Newell Boat Club
Bullard
Bermudas
Hugi
Guy Bancroft
Lawrence
MVS
Brownell
Newell
Eddie Mills
Boston
Irwin Secures Two Players for Boston AAA Team
Julian B. Hart, lessee of Charles River Park, reports Arthur Irwin has signed two players for the Boston American Association squad. Pitcher Keenan from Wilkesbarre and outfielder Noblit from Providence agreed to terms. Keenan played with Cincinnati in 1891 and has four Wilkesbarre seasons. Noblit led the Eastern League in batting in 1898 and has Portland and Providence stints. Hart will oversee arrangements during Irwin’s Penn coaching stint. Co B Power of Pittsburg elected AAA president after a wire vote with W H Watkins. Power, ex Interstate League president, assumes charge of association affairs.
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Julian B. Hart
Charles River Park
Arthur Irwin
Irwin
University of Pennsylvania
Keenan
Wilkehbarre
Noblit
Providence
Mike Kelly
Cincinnati
Wilkesbarre
Portland
Mr. Hart
Bermudas
Boston
Co. B. Power
Pittsburg
American Association
W. H. Watkins
Power
Interstate League
West
Hie
Association
Gas leak halted near Tudor and streets in South Boston
South Boston physicians reported several serious cases from a gas main leak near Tudor and streets. The leak was found and stopped, with a correction issued after the South Boston Gas Company alerted the public yesterday morning.
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South Boston
Tudor and
Streets
South Boston Gas Company
Securing a Trial Horse for the Law Son Cup
An advisory board met at Designer Crowninshield's office to discuss securing a suitable trial horse to compare with the new boat. Equipment work continues at Atlantic Works with keel and stem castings prepared, plus rigging plans and material specs for the upcoming launch in spring.
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Crownnshield
C. F. Adams
H. W. Foster
C. H E. Hodges
Boston
Atlantic Works
Rieger Billman
Lawson
Crowninshield
Billman
Worcester
More Sails at Bristol R I Bronze Plating on Cup Defender
Bristol Rhode Island February 11 Several more bronze plates to be riveted onto the cup defender as work proceeds on the frames. The plating plan mirrors that used on the Columbia with seven strakes from keel to water ways. The first and third strakes are installed first with the upper and next steps following.
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Bristol
R. I
Do You Flave Rheumatism Swamp Root Kidney ad
An old Boston Daily Post advertisement promotes Swamp-Root kidney and bladder remedy. It lists symptoms such as back pain and frequent urination and claims cures, urging readers to obtain a free sample bottle and a book of testimonials from Dr. Wilmer and Co in Binghamton New York. It also notes available 50 cent and one dollar bottle sizes at drug stores.
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Nature
Adr
Wilmer
Boston Daily Post
Dr. Sanden
Boat plating progress on cup defender and sail rolls arrive
The lower edge of the plates sits flush to the frames while the second strake plates remain to be installed as an outside strake with edges overlapping the garboard and third strakes. Complete plating and rivet work are expected to take six weeks. Several rolls of cotton Guck sailcloth arrived from Lawrence, Massachusetts.
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Lawrence
Mass
Watson protests delays in Shamrock Sl launch
Glasgow reports Mr. George L. Watson protests the Shamrock Sl delay and the Dennys deploy all available workmen. Watson presses for a launch in the last week of March to enable trial races for his plans.
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Glasgow
George L. Watson
Shamrock ST
Dennys
Watson
Open Indoor Tennis Championship Held At Seventh Regiment Armory
The second annual open indoor tennis championship will occur the week of February 1923 at the Seventh Regiment Armory in New York. Harvard players Hol ecombe Ward R D Tittle and Yale entrants John A Allen Wryie C Grant L KE Mahan Swarthmore’s W J Clothier and others are listed among expected participants. Allen won singles last year while Paret and C Cragin claimed doubles honors.
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Seventh Regiment Armory
New York
Holecombe Ward
Harvard
R. D
Tittle
IF. B. Alexander
John A. Allen
Yale
Wryie C. Grant
L. KE. Mahan
Columbia
W. J. Clothier
Swathmore
J. C -Davidson
J. PF. Paret
C. M. Bostwick
Hugh Tallant
Sheppard Homans
Brookline Club Seeks Strong Team to Chicago Meet
The Brookline Swimming Club plans to send its top eight athletes to Chicago from February 26 to March 5. Participants include Harry Le Moyne R McCormick Samuel Avery H Holm W T Newlin George P Moore Walter Boxee and James T Greene. They go in response to an invitation from the Chicago Sportsmen's Show management with Avery and Le Moyne entering short events and four forming the relay squad.
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Brookline Swimming Club
Chicago
Messrs
Harry le Moyne
R. McCormick
Samuel Avery
H. Holm
W. T. Newlin
George P. Moore
Walter Boxee
James T. Greene
Chicago Sportsmen's
Avery
le Aloyne
Athletic Association
Tufts Varsity Baseball Opens 1901 Practice at College Hill
Medford Feb 11 The Tufts College varsity baseball candidates began regular practice in the Goddard Gymnasium cage with Captain Willard Hazelton in charge. Manager Ralph A. Thomas expects a faster nine and a schedule of about 22 games, eight at College Hill, with eight returning players from last year.
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Medpford
Tufts College
Goddard Gymnasium
Colege “Hill
Willard
Hazelton
Ralph
Thomas
College Hill
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