Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted for Itching Piles
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a permanent treatment for all forms of piles including itching, bleeding, and protruding types. It claims instant relief after first use, safe composition free of narcotics, and rapid, lasting results without surgery, urging readers to request the product from druggists and obtain a brochure from Pyramid Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
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Pyramid Co
Marshall, Mich
United States
Schooner Elise M Smith Floated At Rocky Neck
Gloucester February 15 The schooner Elise M Smith which ran ashore during the storm was floated by tugs Startle and Evelyn but leaked badly and was beached to prevent sinking. Cargo of frozen herring valued around 4000 dollars likely a total loss with extensive repairs needed before service. It is hoped Ellen F F Gleason also ashore will be floated tonight with wrecking outfits sent from Boston.
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Gloucester
Elise M. Smith
Rocky Neck
Startle
Evelyn
Ellen FF. Gleason
Boston
Plymouth Strikes Ice Floe Halts Wall River Steamer
The Plymouth of the Wall River line was disabled by a large ice floe in the Hast River last evening. Ice crushed the starboard paddle-wheel causing a loud crash and breaking the wheel, with the port wheel failing shortly after. The vessel drifted mid stream until two tugs towed it to dock and most of the 300 passengers disembarked.
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New York
Plymouth
Wall River
Hast
Vpassengers
Fall River Line
Frost Injures Orange Belt In Florida
The Associated Press reports from Jacksonville that a Monday night freeze covered Florida from Tampa to St. Augustine. Vegetables were generally killed and orange groves suffered major damage where protections were not used. Blossoms on blooming trees were killed and prospects for next fall’s crop are destroyed in a large portion of the orange belt.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Ships and lights updated along Atlantic coast
NORFOLK Virginia reports Tug Roebling likely N W Roebling arriving at Cape Henry and signaling lost barge. A light ship off Winter Quarter light reports 12 in the ice. CHATHAM announces Handkerchief light ship replacement and Shovelful lightship back on station. SAVANNAH notes Cambria tug with Captain Willis and crew of wrecked William Lawrence passing Tybee.
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Norpfolis
Roebling
N. W. Roebling
Cape Henry
Chatham
Savannah
Cambria
Willis
William Lawrence
Tybee
Hartford Routs New Britain Amid Scoring Show
In New Britain Hartford dominated the game with every player scoring including Everett and goaltender Kid Cusick. Manager Parsons joined in during the second period as Hartford built a wide margin. Doherty and J Mooney sparked scrimmages while Hartford's rusher drew a hard hit. Final score Hartford 5 New Britain 0.
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New Britain
Conn
Hartford
Fulfback Everett
Kid" Cusick
Parsons
Doherty
J. Mooney
Hartson
Mooney
Russell
Casick
Buresa
Pauls Doherty
Everett
Ush
Vimer—O’neill
Rough Riders Beat Springfield Polo Ponies In Tight Game
Waterbury Rough Riders defeated the Springfield polo ponies 4 to 3 in a fiercely contested match. Sword starred for the visitors with strong stops and a late goal miscue by Waterbury, while Rushes and Hipson led scoring and defending for their teams. Referee Harrington, timer Leahy.
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Waterprbury
Conn
Rough Riders
Springfield Polo Ponies
Waterbury
Springfield
Sword
Roberts
Hipson
Smith
Connell
Harrington
Leahy
Bulgaria Sinks After Storm Holds Only Aboard
The Weehawken rescued some Bulgaria passengers near the Azores and reports the ship likely sank. Eighty six crew and thirty passengers remained aboard as the vessel capsized and lost steering gear during a gale that began February first.
Sinking of the Anderson and Rescue at Whale Rock
The schooner Anderson sank off Whale Rock after striking a reef near Montauk Point on Monday night. Nine crew aboard the Anderson escaped in boats to the Sagamore, while life savers faced drift ice and rough seas. The Sagamore aided the rescued crew, and Captain Tole sought Narragansett Bay port as the Anderson disappeared. Lifesaver Louis Taylor, amid the storm, nearly lost his life, wandering the beach and later braving snowfall to survive.
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Die M. Andersonlies
Whale Rock
Sagamore
Montauk Point
Lfe
Ag Secon
Anderson
Tole
Narragansett Bay
Narragansett Pier
Louis Taylor
Coasts report ships signaling on convoy route
The Koordistan, en route from Savannah to Bremen, passed Cowes and signalled that she spoke the disabled Bulgar ia in longitude 48 west though the date of the signal was not given. In Southampton a Hampton, sailing from Alexandria on January 28, reached port reporting a February 19 sighting of two steamers towed by another, with no signals observed.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Koordistan
Savannah
Bremen
Bulgaria
Southampton
Hampton
Alexandria
Wrecked William Lawrence Crew All Saved After Struggle
Savannah Ga Feb 15 Every member of the crew of the wrecked steamship William Lawrence was saved after severe hardships. Captain A L Willis and thirteen men were found on Hunting Island after twelve hours at sea in a blinding gale. They reached Port Royal after their boats were smashed and food and water ran out. The weather worsened as they drifted and froze before rescue.
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Savannah
William Lawrence
Cambria
Cynthia
South Carolina
A. L. Willis
Port Royal Bar
Willis
Horace Hopper
A. Bergenson
Paul Quantz
William Haunts
Michael Hayes
Thomas Bolin
Jake Vandry
Frank White
Jean Baptiste
Charles LK. Baldorf
Frank Fuller
Lewis Vleechouwer
Baltimore
Carolin
Hunting Island
Mate Beal
Capers Island
Port Royal
the Lawrence
Courageous Crippled Schooner Crew Reaches Port
Crippled from a raging norther, the Boston bound Julia Costa faced torn sails, ice icebound decks and near lee shore danger. After five days of pounding seas, crews fought fatigue to reach Wood End Light and anchor five miles off, with no coal water or food. The tug Peter Bradley towed the unmanned Mopang after finding it abandoned near Wellfleet shoal.
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Provincetown
Julia Costa
Boston
Minot
Boon Island
Wood End Light
Peter Bradley
Mopang
Cherryfield
Wellfleet Shoal
Gale damaged Marblehead reports gale wreck damage
New York February 15 United States cruiser Marblehead arrived from Boston and reports heavy gale damage including a missing boat, smashed cavits and a wave breaching the engine room. Oilers and men were thrown on deck. Seaman John Connors fractured his leg. Marblehead to proceed to navy yard for repairs.
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New York
United States
Marblehead
Boston
Nremen
John Connors
Navy Yard
Majestic Reports Stormy Atlantic Passage
The White Star steamer Majestic under Captain Smith arrived at Queenstown on February 15 reporting stormy weather during the Atlantic crossing from New York on February 8. No sightings of Bulgaria or Pavonia were made.
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Queenstown
White Star Line
Majestic
Smith
New York
Atlantic
Bulgaria
Pavonia
Schooner Anderson Sunk After Reefing Crew Reaches Safety
The nine crew members from the four-masted schooner Anderson abandoned ship as the vessel went down near Narragansett Pier. They reached the schooner Sagamore and were rescued in rough winter seas. Local harbor authorities reported no injuries. The incident occurred early February in Rhode Island waters.
Stevens Quits in Six Day Race Upset
In San Francisco on February 15 Karl D Stevens the Buffalo rider quit early in the six day race. He was urged back to the track once but sneaked out again and lay on the floor refusing to be carried out after medicals deemed him sound. Barnaby shines as a new factor while Hannan quits from a poor stomach Waller withdraws due to eye trouble Ashinger rides 489 miles and seven laps without a dismount as the field may close.
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San Francisco
Fed
Karl D. Stevens
Buffalo
Stevens
Barnaby
Hannan
Waller
Ashinger
National Cycling Association Stands Firm Ahead of LAW
The National Cycling Association pledges no change to its campaign after the LA W assembly. Oscar Babcock says the N C A has strong foundations and a season will test its racing control. Bragdon notes Peck case evidence was presented without his knowledge. Bordeaux Paris race looms larger with Cordang Huret and Walters as top contenders.
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National Cycling Association
Pied House of
NW. CG. A
Oscar Babcock
J. Wallace Bragdon
Peck
Paris
Cordang
Huret
Walters
Dunlop Artillery
Eddie McDuffee Marries Julia Whitbeck in New York
Eddie McDuffee, noted middle distance rider, wed Julia Whitbeck of a leading vaudeville company in New York. It is his second marriage after the death of his first wife. He kept the union quiet, and only racing and theatrical circles knew until last night.
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Eddie McDuffee
Malden
New York
Mr. McDuffee
Julia Whitbeck
German Wrestler Roeber to Face Terrible Turk in Music Hall
The Music Hall tournament in this city will feature Ernest Roeber the German gladiator against the Terrible Turk. The match, billed as America’s top bout in years, follows the Turk’s West wins boosting his popularity. Event set for Tuesday evening March 7 with Aldermen approval. Lightweight New England belt tournament already drawn several entries with more matches promised.
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Music Hall
Ernest Roeber
America
Roeber
West
Board of Aldermen
New England
Trials For New England Relay Team Ahead Of B A A Games
The final trials for the New England relay team were held on Holmes Field in Cambridge. Students from Hopkinson English High Newton Newburyport and Cambridge schools posted fast 290 yard times led by Knowles 47.4 seconds and Gough 51.8 seconds while Pray Thompson Smith McGirr and Watkins are listed for the lineup. The first four may run in the contest.
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New England
New York
Holmes Field
Cambridge
Gough
English High
Knowles
Hopkinson
Pray
Thompson
Newton High
Smith
Newburyport High
McGirr
Cambridge High
Watkins
Canton Rifle Club names new officers in brief meeting
The Canton Rifle Club elected officers Dennis Marandan as president Peter Marvelly as vice president Joseph Kelly as secretary and George Lewis as treasurer The article also notes related sports happenings across colleges including Yale Penn and others and various club activities.
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Canton Rifle Club
Dennis Marandan
Peter Marvelly
Joseph Kelly
George Lewis
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Philadelphia
Pennsy
Chicago
Michigan
Juvenal
Ned Ten Eyck
Henley
Harlem Rowing Club
Cambridge
John W. Bowler
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Cambridgeport
Bill Clarke
Baltimores
Princeton
Kafer and Hillebrand
Watkins
Burke
Hutchings
Suter
Harrison
Chapman
Phillips Andover
King Kelly
Paulmier
Andover
Gvm
Ulmer Park
N. J
Joseph Stehlin
L. and
M. Mebride
Edwin Golding
Paul Tusten
Professor Donaldson
Oscar Wessman
W. Genike
Hugo Hanley
Frederick Adams
Atlantic Yacht Club of
New York
Providence
National Polo Association
Will Whiting
Jimmy Canavan
Charles Gladwin
New Britain
Fli
Middletown
Washington
Yonkers
Train Service Resumes On Cape Division
Sandwich Feb 15 Train service on the Cape division of the New York New Haven Hartford road was resumed tonight, the first mail getting through since Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Sandwich
New York, New Haven & Hartford Road
Imonday
Kidney disease remedy advertised in Boston Post
Do it yourself test for kidney health through urine sediment and symptoms. Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is claimed to cure kidney bladder and urinary tract issues, relieves frequent urination and back pain, speeds relief from burning urination, and corrects liquor effects. Sample bottle offered free upon request from Rondout New York with full usage directions.
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David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
N. Y
Boston Post
Shaw and Mackay Advance in Amateur Racquet Tourney
In Shaw and Mackay’s wins, both advance toward the final in the American amateur racquet championship. Shaw defeats Hoyt 17 to 14, 15 to 7, 15 to 6, and 15 to 16, while Clarence H Mackay beats A W D McTier of Montreal in three straight games. Total aces and match time noted.
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New York
Quincy A. Shaw
H. H. Hunnewell
Boston
J. S. Hoyt
Clarence H. Mackay
Shaw
Hoyt
M. & Paton
A. D. Meier
New Yorker
Bostonian
Noyt
Fioyt
Clarence Hf. Mackay
A. WD. McTier
Montreal
Woyt
Troyt
Rolland
Marker
George Standing
Princeton Relay Team Named for Indoor Games
Princeton N J February 15 Prince ton will compete in indoor games Saturday with a relay team chosen from Hutchinson Willis Cregan Jarvis Each runner to cover 59% yards Cregan to enter 80 yard dash and Carroll high jump team departs Princeton Friday
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Prince
Sat
Princeton
N.ton
Cornell
Ldoston
Hutchinson
Willis
Cregan
Jarvis
Eachman
Carroll
Maine League Frozen Out Ends Bath Portland Polo Match
The Maine Polo League folded after Bath and Portland played as poor patronage caused the demise. Portland led 4 to 1 with Rushes Campbell 5 Curtis 8, Allen and Mallory 20, Mellovern 14 stops, MecKay and Vurnbull fouls, attendance about 150.
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Portland
Maine Polo League
Bath
Tpathn
Campbell
Curtis
Allen
Mallory
Mellovern
MecKay
Vurnbull
Entertaining Young Ladies' Society Hop in Inverett
The Young Ladies Literary Association, a Hebrew group in Inverett, hosted an entertainment and hop at Arcanum Hall. The program opened with the farce No Cure, No Pay featuring Miss A. G. Claff, Miss Sarah Rand, Miss G. Harris, Miss Rose aff, Miss B. Polasky, Miss H. KE. Kravetz and Miss M. Harris, followed by a concert with D. Albaum, Mrs H. Claff, and D. Liechtenstein.
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Young Ladies’ Literary Association
Hebrew Society of
Stanford Thoroughbred Stock Farm to Be Abolished
Palo Alto February 15 It is authoritatively announced that the thoroughbred department of the Stanford stock farm at Palo Alto will soon be abolished. The department represents close to a million dollars in stock and property. It was established in 1880 and stands as one of the world’s most famous running stables.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Vpeb
Stanford
Palo Alto Stock Farm
Cook Bemedw CO
Masonic People
Chicago
Ilie
Maher and Conroy Fight Stops on Ring Announce
Peter Maher of Ireland and Stockings Conroy of Troy battled two minutes forty seconds of the seventh round in Hartford Coliseum before Chief Bill halted the bout. No blood, no marks, both men unhurt. The ten round bout carried $1200 with $400 to the loser. Conroy weighed 190, Maher 189. Harry Fisher and Dan Murphy drew in a fifteen round bout. Attendees about 2000 at Hartford Athetic Club event.
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Taatford
Conn
Peter Maher
Ireland
Stockings Conroy
Troy
Bill
Charley White
Maher
Conroy
Peter
Harry Fisher
Brooklyn
Dan Murphy
Waterbury
Hartford Athetic Club
Swamp Root Promises Kidney Disease Cure Claim
An old Boston Daily Post feature touts Swamp Root as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder diseases with testimonials, free sample offers, and a book about the remedy. It urges readers to mention the Boston Daily Post and to order from Dr Kilmer and Co in Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Post
Boston Daily Post
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boxing Gossip Foresees Short Fights Between Fit and Jeffries
In chatty boxing notes Fits predicts a quick win over Jeffries while calling Sharkey a yellow bluff. John L. Sullivan weighs in on Sharkey and Mitchell, with match talk about Lavigne versus Willy Smith and O’Brien’s improving form. Several bouts around February and March are outlined, with dates, venues, and weight classes.
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Fits
Jeffries
Fitz
Los Angeles
Sharkey
McCoy
Mitchell
John L. Sullivan
John
Dee
Sullivan
John Jr
Lobster Corbett
Jacksonville
Kid Lavigne
Willy Smith
Eastport
Frisco
Lavigne
Oscar Gardner
Jack O’brien
New York
Youngstown
O’brien
Jack Dougherty
Omaha
Albany
Gotham
Danny McBride
Martin Flaherty
Greenwood A
Brooklyn
Johnny Harris
National Athletic Club
Pittsburg
Jack McClelland
Alleghany
Tommy Hogan
Acord
Buffalo
Tom McCarthy
Doc Payne
Woburn
Payne
Matty Mathews
Dougherty
Eddy Connolly
Jack Bonner
Scranton
Tommy West
Lenox A. C
Billy Delaney
Julian
Joe Goddard
Quaker City
Jim Magee
Jig Stone
Himsdale
Tom O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Dixon
Walcott
England
West Baden Springs
Palmer
Boxing News From Philadelphia to Boston This Week
Report sketches bouts and plans across cities with fighters like Dixon Pedlar Palmer McCue Sullivan and Gans. Mentions matchups at Brooklyn Baltimore Philadelphia and St Louis including Kenney Ariostrous and Dowdy Taylor plus refusals due to injuries and substitutions in early March boxing card plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Toston Wonder
Wilwood McCloskey
Charley Starr
Philadelphia
Jeffries
Asbury Park
Fitz
Briarty McCue
Dave Sullivan
New York
McCue
Sullivan
Jack Bennett
Box George Plant
Pittsburg
Leiperville
Penn
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Timmy Kearns
Boston
Billy Moore
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Crockey Boyle
Maurice Rosenberg
Joe Bernstein
Tom Callahan
Pedlar
Palmer
Bangs
Greenwood A. C
Spike Sullivan
Walter Burgo
Jim Janey
Harry Fisher
Billy Ernst
Eddy Connolly
Kentucky Rosebud
Johnny Ritchie
Frank Bradter
John Henry Johnson
Yank Kenney
Litz
Bob Ariistrous
Sharkey
Lenox A. C
Dowdy Taylor
Fells
Post
John Pendergast
Melrose
Manchester
N. H
Fred Dinsdale
Worcester
Patsey Sweeney
Liquor Dealers Push Restrictions On Can Rackets
The cane racket fight prompts a beer can ban from 11 am to 2 pm and 6 pm to 9 pm, plus a curb on distilled liquors sold in small quantities below half pints and low prices. The Board of Police, while not using the exact wording, approves the reform measures.
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Board of Police
Fashionable Cambridge musicale and dance at Mrs Lockhart’s
A stylish crowd attended a Tuesday evening musicale and dance at Mrs W Lockhart’s residence 104 Austin Street Cambridge. Performers included tenor W F Hughes tenor Steadman soprano Ine Clarke bari tone Charlies Ryder and violinists John and K Barnet. Readings by Ada Mabyi Cahill praised. A buffet supper followed with gowns noted from Miss Gertrude Webber to Mrs L Shattuck in vivid fabrics and colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lockhe
Austin Street
Cambridge
W. F. Hughes
W. Hi. Steadman
Robusto
Ine Clarke
Charlies Wi
Ryder
John and
K. Barnet
Ada Mabyi Cahill
W. Lockhart
Genevieve Clarke
Agnes Helene Lockhart
W. J. Marvin
L. Shattuck
C. Waller
Newell
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Ark
Liverpool
Tremont
Weehawken
Tug
Ponta del Gada
Azores
Hamburg
Jupiter
London
St. Michael’s
Schmidt
Ulster
Black
Oxford
Berkshire
Lawrence
Gale
Anaes
Grew
Rafety
Kempton
CUETT
Peabody &Co Makers
Bicycle News
M’duffee
Benedict
World OF Sport
Bostonians
Maine
Hebrew Society
Stanford Thoroughbred Stock Farm
Boyle Bros
Washington St
Wakefield
School St
Fisher and Murphy
Tremont St
Gibson
Long
Charlestown Navy Yard
Musicale and Dance
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