Roanoke Club Boxing Meeting Ended By Police Interference
Boston police under orders from Pemberton square disrupted the Roanoke Social and Athletic Club amateur sparring event. Captain Peabody halted the affair after spectators watched bouts become too competitive, claiming men would be arrested for hard blows. The incident challenges rumors that Judge Emmons and the Police Board allowed amateur boxing. B. H. Benton (Rob Roy).
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Emmons
Boston
Roanoke Social and Athletic Club
Captain Peabody
Station 8
Peabody
Pemberton Square
Roanoke
Judge Emmons
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Big Crowd Fills New England Kennel Club Dog Show
A large holiday crowd attended the 2th annual dog show at Mechanics Building by the New England Kennel Club despite poor weather. The event featured expanded space and two judging rings with Boston terrier classes in the evening. Notable attendees included George D. Mandell, Thomas W. Lawson, Rudolph Agassiz, and many society figures. Awards highlighted Sabine kennels in smooth-coated fox terriers, Co. K. Harley in wire-haired fox terriers, and top open classes for various breeds. Today's schedule lists judging across many breeds and frequent exhibitions by performing dogs.
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New England Kennel Clob
Mechanics’ Building
George D. Mandell
Myopia Hunt Club
Hamilton
Gerard Bennent
Essex County Club
Thomas W. Lawson
Rudolph Agassiz
Harry D. Bennett
Hannah Stevenson
Wigglesworth
Lemuel Hitchcock
J. Brooks Frothingham
Charles D. Hodges
Boston Terriers
Bayside Kennels
Brookline Kennels
Walter E. Stone
Selwonk Kenne Beagles
James Mortimer
H. W. Smith
James
Howe
Walter H. Hanley
Sabine Kennels
Co. K. Harley's
Wandee Coastguard
Herbert J. Ogden
B. F. Lewis
Ch. Mark
John Helding
Mr. Hanley
Lamphier
Brookline High School Meet Caps Off A Closely Fought Year
Brookline High School held its annual town hall meet with juniors scoring 30 points to clinch first, seniors 23, and the good showing by the third years. Track captain T. C. Defriez led with 10 points, while J. Shine followed with nine. Notable moments included two Runkle School boys aged 10 and 11 competing in the 20 yard dash.
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Brookline High School
Brookline Town Hall
Goohs
T. C. Defriez
Philip Gray
Runkle
Murphy
Willet
Brown
Andrews
Shine
B. Davison
J. Shine
Canister
Leimball
E. H. Edward
R. A. Potter
T. Hill
R. Skidmore
Ose
Ee Hill
Erhard
New England Kennel Club Hosts Lunch at Lenox Hotel
The New England Kennel Club held a luncheon at the Lenox Hotel yesterday during the opening of the dog show. Samuel Hammond, club president, presided over the gathering as eighty five members attended.
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The
New England Kennel Club
Lenox Hotel
Samuel Hammond
New School Record At Milton Academy
Milton Academy closed meet yielded a new school record in high jump by senior S. Warren clearing 5 feet 75-8 inches. Former mark was 56 feet 65-8 inches. Afternoon events include intermediates with the 12 pound shot and juniors with the 8 pound shot, plus standing high jump and wrestling bouts.
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Milton Academy
S. Warren
Yale and Princeton Stage Dual Gymnastic Exhibition
Yale and Princeton joined in a dual gymnastic exhibition in the new gymnasium before a large audience. Both teams showed careful training, but the Yale men excelled in the finish of their work.
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YALE
Princeton
N. J
Briggs Easily Defeats King in New Bedford Bout
Jimmy Briggs of Chelsea defeated Tommy King of Fall River in a staged 15 round match held in New Bedford. King showed little advantage as Briggs unleashed a fusillade of body punches and jabs, forcing the towel save by King’s seconds in the 10th round. The semi final Ashley vs Sullivan ended in a draw, and Sam Langford defeated Willie Lewis in the Warren A. C. event in the second round.
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New Bedford
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Tommy King
Fail River
Briggs
King
Guy Ashley
Peter Sullivan
Fall River
Sullivan
Sam Langford
Cambridge
Willie Lewis
New York
Warren A. C
Langford
Auto Dealers Open Season Tour Draws Crowds
Hundreds visited the auto mobile and bicycle dealers despite bad weather. Sales and orders were recorded as visitors noted growing power and cylinder counts. The event highlighted foreign cars increasing and featured the 60 horsepower Mercedes driven by H S Bowden of Waltham with Bowden’s racing ties to Vanderbilt Jr. in Florida races.
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Stanhope Street
H. 8. Bowden
Waltham
Ormond Beach
Bowden
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Help for the Sick via Dr Shoop Restorative Postal Offer
A plea to send a postal card to Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin to obtain six bottles of Restorative at a stated price with a one month trial. The offer promises payment by the supplier if unsuccessful and asserts a high cure rate gathered over 12 years, urging readers to consider helping someone in need by facilitating contact.
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Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Dr Shoop's Restorative Coeia on Kidneys at Risk
Fragmentary OCR item mentions treatments and books by Dr Shoop. References include restorative coeia and discussions of kidneys and the doctor’s risk, with uncertain sequence and titles. Notable entities: Dr Shoop, kidneys, various book numbers.
Detroit Nets Two Big League Infielders For Coming Season
Detroit Michigan February 22 The Detroit baseball club completed deals for two big league infielders Greminger from Boston to play third base replacing Joe Yeager traded to Buffalo and Clyde Robinson from Washington to cover infield spots. Purchases were outright with rumored cash around 5000 dollars plus the new owner Yawkey funding. Greminger and Robinson will join the club on its southern trip late next week amid no external opposition as all NL clubs waived claims to Greminger Ban Johnson approved the Robinson deal. Manager Barrow released Jim McGuire to the New York Americans and signed H Hoffman of Wilmington Independent. The Stovall Lush trade with Cleveland nearly completes the roster for next year.
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Mich
Detroit Baseball Club
Greminger
Boston
Joe Yeager
Buffalo
Clyde Robinson
Yawkey
Jeffries
Robinson
Delehanty
Ban Johnson
Barrow
Jim McGuire
New York Americans
H. Hoffman
Wilmington
Stovall-Lush
Cleveland
Stovall
Chelsea Boxing Meet Called Off by City Authorities
Chelsea officials canceled a scheduled boxing event at the Chelsea Athletic Club citing police and mayoral intervention after reports the bout between Sandy Ferguson and Walter Johnson would proceed. Ferguson, under bail for alleged robbery, was among the billed principals as Boston spectators arrived.
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Chelsea
Judge Emmons
Boston
Chelsea Athletic Club
Sandy Ferguson
Walter Johnson
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Fitzsimmons defeats Dunning in minute long bout
Black Fitzsimmons ended Bill Dunning of Maine in a 90 second first round at the Pastime Athletic Club Portland Me. Dunning quit after a light stomach punch ending the heavyweight challenge in dramatic fashion.
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Portland
Black Fitzsimmons
Bill Dunning
Maine
Pastime Athletic Club
Dunning
Everett High School Tops YMCA in 48 to 12 Victory
In Everett on February 22, the Everett High School basketball team defeated the YMCA 48 to 12. At the Armory, Company B of the Eighth Regiment beat Malden Independents by 2 to 9.
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Everett
Everett High School
Armory
Company B
Eighth Regiment
Malden Independents
Doctor Blair's $10 Guarantee Offer Ends Feb 29
An old newspaper ad promotes a medico osteopathic cure offer by Doctor Blair. It guarantees treatment for $10 until cured if patients apply in person by March 1, with money refunded if not cured and treatment to start by February 29. The offer applies to all diseases and includes all costs, but after March 1 rates rise.
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Doctor Blair
Blair
The Rapid Healing Claims Stir Community Interest
Reports describe swift cures without protracted treatment or dangerous drugs. Testimonies urge readers to investigate and verify the rapid health recoveries and the methods behind them.
Nervous Trouble Patient Praises Doctor Blair Treatment
Mrs. F. A. Hickey of Chelsea Massachusetts describes severe dizziness heart attacks and sleep loss. She says after one treatment at Doctor Blair's offices her symptoms vanished and she is entirely cured.
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F. A. Hickey
Shawmut St
Chelsea
Mass
Mrs Thomas Reports Relief After One Week Treatment
Miss Mary Thomas of 128 Florence Street Everett says fifteen years of nasal and throat catarrh caused throat soreness and mucus dropping, hindering singing. After one week under doctor Blair the patient improved enough to sing without trouble.
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Mary Thomas
Florence St
Everett
Ctor Blair
Clan Cameron Are Champions in Tug of War
In Music Hall East Boston a crowd of 800 watched Clan Cameron defeat Thomas Francis Meagher tug-of-war team in two straight pulls. Meagher, unbeaten NE champions, had over $500 on the line with 10 to 7 odds. Cameron team outweighed by about 150 pounds and pulled ahead each heat. Cameron lineup: Campbell Patterson McDonald McKay. Meagher: Coffey Garton Callahan Dee. Captain Kennedy of Framingham refereed.
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Boston
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New England
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Patterson
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Callahan
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Kennedy
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Kidney Trouble Cure at Blair's Care
Mr. BE Powers of 88 Boylston Street reports severe back and kidney pains for five years. Doctors diagnosed diabetes but under Dr Blair's care he improved quickly, avoiding drugs and feeling like a new man.
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BE. D. Powers
Boylston St
Blair
Memory Return After Doctor Blair Treatment
Mrs. Elisabeth McKernan of 5 Sterling Terrace Cambridgeport says she suffered long memory loss and mental clouding. After treatment by Doctor Blair she reports memory now clear and restored to normal function, calling it a rebirth in effect.
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Elisabeth McKernan
Sterling Terrace
Cambridgeport
Doctor Blair Acknowledged For Large Medical Practice
Doctor Blair graduated from the medical department of the Western Reserve University in 1885 and did post graduate work at the New York Polyclinic. His credentials are endorsed by medical colleges or state boards in twelve states and he runs one of the nation’s largest specialty practices.
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Doctor Blair
Western Reserve University of
Cleveland
Ohio
New York Polyclinic
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
Blair
Deafness Cured by Doctor Blair’s Medico Osteopathic Treatment
A historical advertisement claims rapid relief from chronic deafness and head noises. It attributes deafness to three causes: Eustachian tube blockage, thickened ear drum, and stiff joints in the ossicular chain. The ad asserts a wholly new method cures even long standing cases with fixed certainty.
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Doctor Blair
Cured Without Medicine by Doctor Blair
Alfred White of Elm Street Everette Mass recounts years of back trouble with sharp pains and sleepless nights. After using Doctor Blair’s treatment he reports immediate relief, no drugs, and now sleeps through with no pain, praising the doctor’s miracle cure.
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Alfred White
Elm St
Everett
Mass
Stover
Blair
Doctor Blair
Turner's Testimony Credits Blair Nerve Treatment
Mr. Co W Turner of 86 Bostop describes long misery from headaches and nervous troubles. After Dr Blair’s careful examination and four treatments, pain ceased and stamina returned without any medicine. He praises the doctor’s method as effective across his body.
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Mr. Co. W. Turner
Bostop
Blair
Home Treatment Doctor Blair Offers Mail In Cure
Dr Blair markets a home treatment program for distant patients with a mail in option. Applicants before March 1 may receive consultation treatment and medicines for a ten dollar cure with no extra charges. A free Diagnosis Blank is mailed upon request.
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Blair
Hughes Traded for Tannehill to Boston Ameri
Manager Jimmy Collins closed the Hughes for Tannehill deal, sending Hughes to New York in exchange for left handed pitcher Tannehill. Collins announced the trade by telegram from Buffalo, praising Tannehill as a top left hander. Tannehill and Chesbro previously anchored Pittsburgh, now joining New York American forces. Local fans hail the acquisition as a strong replacement for Hughes.
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Jimmy Collins
Boston Ameri Club
Hughes-Tannehill
Boston
Dineen
Young
Hughes
New York
Tannehill
Collins
New York Americans
Jack Chesbro
Pittsburg
Chesbro
Buffaloo
Jameds Collins
Pig Dinner At Revere Veterans Honor Firemen
About 300 men from the Revere Veteran Firemen Association and guests filled G A R Hall for the sixth annual pig dinner. Charles F. Perry presided, Frank E. Pray acted as toastmaster, and after dinner attendees sang America with speeches by Chief H A Spencer of Chelsea F R Kneip of Revere and Daddy Pray of Quincy.
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Revere
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