Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Ailments
A testimonial touts Doan's Kidney Pills as the best kidney remedy. Joseph P. Derby of 41 H Street Boston reports relief from backaches headaches and night time kidney control loss after using the product. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Boston
Joseph P. Derby
H Street
Mass
Doan
Daly Broadway
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Boston Latin Boys Edge West Roxbury 21 to 14 in Y Division
Boston Latin School defeated West Roxbury High 21 to 14 to press their Y Division title bid. Allison Churchward and Sullivan starred in the second half as Latin School pulled away after a 11–11 halftime tie, with West Roxbury scoreless in the third period.
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Boston Latin School
West Roxbury High
West Roxbury
Allison
Churchward
Sullivan
Latin School
Boston Latin
R. F. Fish
L. F
W. Rox. High
Thy Geeone
Tee Allison
Cahill Winkle
Ob . F
Leonard Churchhward
eee-Deee R. F
Howland
Feynn
Cahill
Leonard
Stone
Tom Phair Wins Ninth Fasig Tipton Cup Race
Tom Phair won the ninth Fasig Tipton Cup race at the Charles River Speedway amid excellent track conditions. The event drew a large crowd as the one-quarter mile contest was completed in 1 1 times. Grace Baron, Lorna, and Alice Carr followed in the field.
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Metropolitan Club
Charles River Speedway
Tom Phair
Br. H
Sextom
Grace Baron
B. m
Thompson
Lorna
Furbush
Eeesessse
Alice Carr
Plant
Dorchester Club Hosts Sleigh Race Matinee on Blue Hill Avenue
The Dorchester club organized an engaging sleigh race matinee yesterday taking advantage of excellent snow. The event on Blue Hill Avenue Speedway drew local riders and spectators, showcasing swift sleighs and spirited competition.
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Dorchester
Blue Hill Avenue
Lieut Lee Promoted by Company I Ninth Regiment
An election at Hast Armory filled a vacancy in Company I Ninth Regiment M V M. Second Lieutenant Christopher T F Lee elected first lieutenant and Sergeant William H Copeland elected second lieutenant. Major George F H Murray presided and Lee received a sabre from company members.
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Hast Armory
Ninth Regiment
Christopher TF. Lee
Leutenant
William H. Copeland
Copeland
George F. H. Murray
Lee
Will Power as Drug Habit Cure Highlighted by Doctor
Dr. John Warren Achorn argued in a Copley Trail talk that will power helps overcome tobacco liquor and drug habits. He cited cases where determination required favorable conditions and, when needed, intelligent medical treatment complemented the effort.
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Posse
Copley Trail
Perreli Defeats Lundstrom In Col umbia Theatre Bout
John Perreli of New York defeated Oscar Lundstrom of Worcester in a tight wrestling match at the Columbia Theatre last night. Perreli took the first fall after 23 minutes with a hammer and bar lock, then won the bout with a crotch and body hold after 12 minutes of grappling.
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Lundstrom
Columbia Theatre
John Perreli
New York
Oscar Lundstrom
Worcester
Steel Cable Saves Barge Bethayres in Tow Disaster
Salem Feb 19 The Valley Forge and Bethayres survived a deadly voyage after the Alaska and Girard were lost. A steel 134 inch cable kept the Bethayres from sinking as the tow struggled through a fierce gale to Salem harbor with three feet of water in her hold. Captain George Taylor and Captain James Riley recalled the harrowing hours and the moment the hawser parted.
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Philadelphia & Reading Company
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Girard
Peaked Hill
Highland Light
George Taylor
James Riley
Taylor
Reading Company
Cape Cod
Salem Harbor
Riley
Great Timber Wolf Exhibited At Boston Dog Show As Buffalo Hound
Ernest Harold Baynes exhibits a timber wolf born in the New York Zoo at a Boston event calling it a Buffalo Hound. The wolf, tame and gentle, is shown to promote the American Bison Society and its effort to save remaining buffalo through Roosevelt’s support.
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Baynes
American Bison Society
Roosevelt
Boston
Tear Jacket
Devilsown
New York Zoo
Northwest
Northwestern Fish and Game Association
Foley to Pay Bill for 1904 Boston Lawrence Dinner
In 1904 Boston Councilman Bill Foley hosted Lawrence visitors at a dinner. A municipal court ruling awarded Caterer Cook $112.37 paid by Foley, who said he bore the cost after fellow councilmen failed to contribute. Judgment set for March.
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Ward 7
Boston
Boston Common Council
Lawrence Common Council
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Bailiwick
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Foley
F. Cook
Bill
Long Island
Cook's
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Cook
Case Proceeding Heads Toward Superior Court Appeal
The report states that the case will be appealed to the Superior Court, indicating a move to higher judicial review.
Kneisel Quartet Delight At Chickering Hall In Fourth Concert
The Kneisel Quartet performed in Chickering Hall to a large eager audience. Mozart A major quartet No 9, Beethoven C minor piano trio, and Tchaikovsky in F major quartet highlighted a flawless Mozart and a passionate Tchaikovsky finale led by Ernst Perabo whose piano playing drew an ovation.
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Kneisel Quartet
Chickering Hall
Mozart
Beethoven
Tchaikowsky
Ernst Perabo
Perabo
Tchaikovsky Quartet
Tchaikovsky
Hueston Pulls Off Big Victory in Pool Match
Champion Thomas Hueston staged a dramatic comeback to defeat Tom Dawson 150 to 108 at Miah Murray's Academy. After a slow start he surged with a sprint of points, while Dawson scratched once. Tonight the Syrian Widow of Lawrence will be Hueston's opponent.
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Thomas Hueston
Miah Murray
Tom Dawson
Houston
Hueston
Dawson
Lawrence
Fire in Cambridge Store Causes Major Damage
A fire started by a dropped match ignited a bale of cotton and burned a dry goods store at 337 Cambridge Street East Cambridge. The blaze caused about $8000 damage to the building owned by Louisa Magee and about $2500 to the stock, with total losses around $10,500. The fire alarm from Box 13 prompted response before the department arrived.
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Benjamin Cohen
Cambridge Street
East Cambridge
Louisa Magee
The Great Shoe Sale of the Year at Thayer McNeil Hodgkins
The annual mark down sale is in progress offering greater bargains than ever in all departments. The store presents a chance to obtain the best shoes at an absurdly low price. For the next two weeks they offer the balance of the broken lines regardless of former prices.
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Messrs. Thayer, McNeil & Hodgkins
Young Teddy Roosevelt Vanishes From Harvard
Rumors swirl as President's son Theodore Roosevelt Jr. disappears after an initiation at the Porcellian Club. He left Dunster Hall for undisclosed reasons amid secrecy and phone notices to roommates. Harvard students and staff speculate he is on a club errand or evading the press, with no definite location given.
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Porcellian Club
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Dunster Hall
Shaun Kelly
Argus
the Dunster
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San Francisco
Back Bay
Brookline
Boston
Tannenbaum Surrenders on Indictment for Larceny Counts
Wealthy New York diamond merchant Lippmann Tannenbaum, president of the Himalayan Mining Co of 68 Nassau Street, surrendered to Suffolk authorities on a 12 count indictment totaling 19500. Bonds set at 2000 each were posted by Charles W. Foss and Arthur H. Pray. The case cites misused funds from bond sales intended to develop mining property, with proceeds allegedly diverted to Rachel Tannenbaum.
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Lippmann Tannenbaum
New York
Himalaya ‘Mining Company
Nassau Street
Tannenbaum
Gaskill
Charles W. Foss
Arthur H. Pray
Mining Corporation
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Henry A. Jordan
Atlantic Avenue
William RB. Savage
Chauncy Street
Henry A. Dexter
Solatia M. Taylor
Alice M. Putnam
George S. Hutchings
Sherman R. Lancaster
James A. Wergar
Jerome
Sherman L. Whipple
Veteran suggests test for winter bathers
A letter to the editor proposes a winter bathing contest at L Street. The author, referencing Crescent Beach, urges a $10 entry, then a race to see who endures the longest in cold water before mid March. The winner would claim the purse and swim a fixed distance together.
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L Street
Crescent Beach
W. EB. Crockdett
Big Scores Highlight Massachusetts Amateur Bowling
In the closing stretch of the season several matches produced high totals. McDavitt of Station A led with 303 in the Postoffice League as Station A beat Day Clerks. Cain of Iroquois rolled 305 in the West Interclub, breaking the three-string record formerly 298. Andrew Dutton & Co. defeated Sparrell Print in the Sudbury Independent League while Whitney & Sons won the odd game against the Gold Beaters.
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Station A
Clerks
Hennessey
Star Roller
Boston
Noddle Island
Paper Room
Cain
Iroquois
Andrew Dutton & Co
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Whitney & Sons
Lasker Describes Critical Moves In Championship Match
The article recalls the sixth game of the series as Marshall opens with a ninth move attack on the king. Lasker analyzes potential lines including 18-QRP and 22-RxR, noting risks and Marshall’s cautious development. It highlights weaknesses in Marshall’s kingside pawns and the impact of isolated bishop pawns during adjournment.
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Marshall
Lasker and Marshall Begin Eighth Chess Match in Philadelphia
Dr. Lasker and Frank J. Marshall opened their eighth championship chess contest at the Franklin Chess Club in Philadelphia. After six hours of play the game adjourned on the 49th move until tomorrow.
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Dr. Lasker
Frank J. Marshall
Franklin Chess Club
White—Lasker
Ree Arshall
Castles
Marshall
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