Zema-Cura Medicated Powder Promises Skin Cure All
A promotional notice touts Zema-Cura Medicated Powder as the sole external cure for skin diseases and an ideal baby powder. It claims to heal eczema acne heat nettle rash and more while offering soothing relief and a clear complexion. Boxes cost 25 cents and 50 cents to $1.00 plus postpaid shipping from New York.
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Jennie Lyda
Home For Widows and Orphans of Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania
Ben Avon
Zema-Cura CO
West 22d
New York
Houghton & Dutton
Charlestown Tops B A A to Tie for First in Gilt Edge
Charlestown bowlers edge B A A to finish the week tied with Newtowne for first in the Gilt Edge league. The Unicorn could win only one of three games at the Charles Town Club alleys as Grover led B A A with strings of 190 202 and 213 for a 60 total. The score,
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Charlestown
Newtowne
Unicorn
Grover
Plumbers
Carruth
Dalton Ingersoll
W. H. Gallison
Hoey
F. W. Webb
W. H
Wall
Collins
Wiggin
Peacock
Kenney
Baker Ee
Millward
Jackson
Philben Eee
Crosby
Sullivan
Slattery
Rogers
Belfry Triumphs In Gilt Edge Candle Pin Match
The South Boston Yacht Club fell to Old Belfry 1247 to 1226 in a postponed February 3 candlepin game at Old Belfry alleys. Rankin was relieved by Gorham after the first string, with Gorham claiming single-string honors. Peabody and Beaumont finished tied for three-string totals at 258 as Belfry posted the win.
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South Boston Yacht Club
Old Belfry
Rankin
Gorham
Peabody
Beaumont
South Boston
Houghton
McKee
Read
Reddy
Liv’stone
W. McKee
Hanan
Slugging In The Game Melrose Beats Brockton 34 to 6
In Melrose on February 12 the high school team defeated Brockton 34 to 6 in a rough YMCA gym contest. Brockton drew 144 fouls to Melrose’s 8 as Captain Crowell was ejected for rough play. Ben Vaughn starred with seven field goals and three from fouls.
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Brockton
Crowell
Kershaw
Barry
Melrose Boys
Ben Vaughn
Harry Vaughn
Bunker
Andrews
Dunbar
Johnny Taral Sets Sights On International Riding Debut
Johnny Taral the 18 year old son of famed jockey Fred Taral travels to Vienna to ride on March 1 for Austro Hungarian owner A Pechy. He weighs 55 pounds and will ride thoroughbreds for a salary of 10 000 dollars this season. He inherits his light weight from both parents and plans to seek fame in Europe.
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Johnny Taral
Fred Taral
Vienna
A. Pechy
Johnny
Harvard finals shoot marks junior victory on Soldiers Field
The first in a trio of final shoots for the class shooting championship at Harvard took place yesterday on Soldiers Field between freshman and junior teams. The juniors won by 159 to 151.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Lawrence game slips to Providence 10 to 4
The home team fell to Providence 10 to 4 in an uninspiring contest at the Lawrence venue on February 12.
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Providence
Lawrence
Lowell 11th straight win beats Worcester 31 4
Lowell dominated Worcester to extend its winning streak to 11 games with a 31 to 4 score. The victory showcased Lowell's superior play and outmatched Worcester throughout.
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Worcester
Lowell
Baer Proposes Sliding Wage Scale For Miners
In Philadelphia the Reading Co President George F. Baer urged a sliding wage scale tied to coal prices as a minimum basis for three years, arguing miners' demands were impractical and blaming the United Mine Workers for unrest. Darrow rebutted, criticizing wage figures and urging action against child labor while defending union rights and the strike's impact on families.
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United States Circuit
George F. Baer
Reading Company
Clarence S. Darrow
Baer
President Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Archbishop Ryan
New York
Darrow
United Mine Workers
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National Civic Federation
Civic Federation
Mitchell
Industrial Bureau
United States
Gray
John Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Mr. Darrow
Abram S. Hewitt
Order of the Union
Sound as a Dollar Boosts Lung Health with Scott's Emulsion
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as strengthening the throat and lungs for weak lungs and sensitive throats. It claims the product drives out coughs colds and bronchitis and keeps them away. A sample offer invites readers to try the remedy.
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Scott
Hudson Girl Returns From Alaska Wealthy
Miss Lillian Moore daughter of Otis Moore and wife of Central street arrived from the Klondike region after five years in Valdeze Alaska where she held interests in several claims some 200 miles inland. She owns a large draying business and 45 horses. She went to Valdeze in 1898 and was the first woman in that section. She plans to return in a week or two.
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Hudson
Lillian Moore
Otis Moore
Central Street
Klondike
Judge Parker to keynote Colonial Club dinner in New York
Chief Justice Parker of the Court of Appeals will be guest of honor at a Colonial Club dinner on Saturday night in New York. Club officers say the event has no political significance and Parker will speak despite his aversion to political engagements. L Laflin Kellogg will preside with speeches expected from Mayor Low and others.
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Music Hall
Hamilton Pl
Judge Parker
New York
Parker
Court of Appeals
Colonial Club
Justice Parker
L. Laflin Kellogg
Mayor Low
Captured New Cutter Sparks Clash at HavERHILL Rail Station
At HavERHILL a clash between six Boot and Shoe Workers' Union officials and a crowd of Shoe Workers' Protective Union strikers erupted at the railroad station over two Rochester cutters. One cutter was captured, the other fled by train. Strikers also claimed workers at Hilliard & Tabor and Thayer Maguire & Field left work. Union officials announced plans to send pickets to South Lawrence to interview new operatives.
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Hilliard & Tabor
Thayer, Maguire & Field
South Lawrence
Haverhill
Boston
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Brockton YMCA Building Promised Funds Boost
The new building rises with an extra 10 000 dollars promised by an unknown giver once the former sum is raised. Former Senator Willard Howland State Secretary R M Armstrong and B F Pierce of the Brockton Y M C A addressed the gathering. Construction will start immediately.
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Willard Howland
R. M. Armstrong
B. F. Pierce
Brockton Y. M. C. A
South Boston Clinches First in New Century League
South Boston whitewashed Boylston to grab first place as Webster loses twice to Hyde Park and falls into a second place tie with Roslindale. Mellin led scoring with a 116 single and 300 total.
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South Boston
Boylston
Webster
Hyde Park
Roslindale
Mellin
Chelsea Y M C A Plans $50 000 Building Drive
President A C Stone announced at the quarterly Chelsea Y M C A banquet that the association trustees aim for a new building costing forty thousand dollars, with a goal of fifty thousand dollars in funding.
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Chelsea Y. M. C. A
A. C. Stone
Reinstatements and referrals at N E B A A U meeting
At Young's Hotel the registration committee reinstated Lenox of Brockton and track athletes L P McGovern Fred J McIntire and James H Noonan of Lynn and J J William Cooper of New Bedford. Cases for national AAU review included John H Harvey of New Bedford A W Myrick of Lowell and A W Knox of Everett. Donovan and Galbraith of Everett Y M C A basketball were laid on the table.
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Young's Hotel
Lenox
Brockton
L. P. McGovern
Fred J. McIntire
James H. Noonan
Lynn
J. William Cooper
New Bedord
National Board of the
John H. Harvey
New Bedford
A. W. Myrick
Lowell
A. W. Knox
Everett
Messrs. Donovan and Galbraith
Everett Y. M. C. A
Saratoga Street Reunion Fetes Lincoln Centenary
Last evening the Methodist Episcopal Church of Saratoga Street East Boston hosted its annual reunion and supper. A reception ran from 7 to 8 PM with guests including Rev. and Mrs George H Spencer and others. Supper followed with Lincoln tributes by Adjutant George J Harrington and ex Chelsea mayor George H Carter.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Saratoga Street
Boston
George H. Spencer
G. H. Higgins
Alfred Otis
Willard
Allen
Abraham Lincoln
George JH. Harrington
Joseph Hooker
Chelsea
George H. Carter
L. B. Bates
Railway sale cuts fares from New England to West Coast
Daily notices announce Chicago and Northwestern railway offers from Feb 14 to Apr 30. Tickets to California Oregon Washington and British Columbia priced over 17 dollars below ordinary second class rates. Details and information via J. B. Brittain agent at 868 Washington St Boston.
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New England
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
J. B. Brittain
Washington St
Boston
Stage notices and ticket sales fill Boston theatres
The Hollis hosts stage tickets for Ghosts with Mary Shaw heading the company. Tremont Theatre shows King Dodo to full houses. The Columbia notes rising attendance for The Little Host while Joe Welch ends The Pedler engagement at the Grand Opera House. Theatergoers flock to Music Hall for the Majestic opening and The Storks first Boston presentation. Other venues feature Across the Pacific, Why Women Sin, Ost in the Desert, Lost in Siberia, and upcoming acts at Keith's, Bowdoin Square, and Nickeloeon with dancers, singers, and acrobats.
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Mary Shaw
Tremont
Raymond Hitchcock
Dodo
The
Columbia
Joe Welch
Pacific
Music Hall
Majestic
Richard Carle
the Howard
Lalla-Lala
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Nickelodeon
Fay Brothers
Sparrers
Cresceus on Ice Delights Ottawa Crowd Despite Slushy Track
Cresceus the world champion trotter did not set a time on the Ottawa ice due to slush but attracted about 5000 spectators. Owner Mr. Ketcham jogged the horse three miles then clocked a mile in 2:27 with a final quarter in 33 seconds, a 2:12 half mile pace well above the ice record.
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Ont
Cresceus
Ketcham
Somerville Defeats Everett 39 23 In YMCA Hall
Somerville defeated Everett 39 to 23 in a basketball game at the YMCA Hall tonight. The contest featured strong defense from Somerville and steady scoring to pull away in the second half.
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Everett
Somerville
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