Extraordinary diagnosis cures claimed by Dr Liverpool
An advertisement touts Dr. Liverpool at 36014 Tremont street offering free consultations and cures for numerous ailments. It lists impressive cure tallies for conditions from rheumatism to bronchitis and paralysis, claims medicines are provided free, and urges readers to visit during specified hours.
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Dr. Liverpool
Mont Street
Boston
Bright
Liverpool
Tremont Street
Civil War Reunions Held by Two Massachusetts Groups
Nearly 100 members of the Forty third Massachusetts Regiment Association met at the American House for their annual reunion and business session led by John H. Perry. Officers elected included President Colonel George Tyler and a slate of vice-presidents, secretary Luther Bixby, and treasurer William Ward Tuttle. At the United States Hotel the Fifty eighth Massachusetts Regiment Association also gathered for its annual reunion with about 75 members, electing President William E. Mason, Vice-President Henry White, Secretary-Treasurer Arthur Hooper, and an executive committee.
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Forty-third Massachusetts Regiment Association
John H. Perry
George ©. Tyler
North Cambridge
Alvin Fuller
Norwood
Charles A. S. Troup
Jamaica Plain
William B. Gove
Roxbury
Luther W. Bixby
William Ward Tu
Pirates of Penzance presented at Chelsea Academy of Music
East Boston residents and friends filled the Chelsea Academy of Music for a performance of The Pirates of Penzance. Cast members included Miss Mary G McCarthy Henry P Kiernan Helen Delehanty W F Delehanty John E Delahar and Thomas J Lane.
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Boston
Ere Ag
Mary G. McCarthy
Henry P. Kiernan
Helen “. Delehanty
W. F. Delehanty
John E. Delahar
Thomas J. Lane
Greatest and Best of Boston Dog Show Sets Records
The 19th annual New England Kennel Club show in Boston drew nearly 15 000 attendees and set records for entries and benching. Windholme Kennels dominated beagle results while Celtic Badger led Irish terrier classes. Norfolk Invader and Sabine Sunbeam also earned top honors in their divisions.
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New England Kennel Club
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
C. A. Lougest
Windholme Kennels
New York
James Howe
Lynn
M. T. Mason
Chatham
N. Y
Richard Harding Davis
Meadow Kennels
Dominic
Norfolk Kennels
Toronto
Canada
Hmit
C. W. Keyes
Meersbrook Bristles
YMCA Teams Clash in Heated City Basketball Night
About 400 spectators packed the YMCA gym for two games. The YMCA first beat Boston University 20 to 9 while the YMCA second overwhelmed MIT 53 to 18. Weeber and Baker starred for the YMCA first, and four-Barrett, Streeter and Goggins led the YMCA second in a lopsided victory.
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Boston University
Weeber
Baker
B. A. Alcott
Gillon Smith
R. F
Eeandssaberas Ees
Tucker Chapman, Co
Garey Weeber
Ll. B
Seasateapan
L. B
Robertson Fockron
Dice Sdce Cagevacess
Gillon
Garey
Chapman
Alcott
Smith
Tucker
M. Cc. A
Higgins
Ae Holger
Mh Goggins
L. F
Streeter Mbg
ST Co
R. B
Goldwaite
Barrett
Streeters
Goggins
Blake
G. Goggins
McNutt
Cooper
W. Goggins
Ouls
Davis
Local Armory Basketball Crowns Close Salem Game
Two armory games drew a large crowd. Company A first team beat General Electrics of Lynn 2 to 1. Centrals of Salem toppled Company A second 8 to 3, with Crosman throwing the decisive goal in a tight finish within 30 seconds.
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Wakefield
Armory
General Electrics
Lynn
Centrals
Salem
Crosman
Boxing Gossip and Rumors From The Ring World
The column discusses Kid McCoy planning a six round return in Philadelphia against Mig Jack Mc Cormick with expectations of no decision in the Quaker City. It mentions McCoy’s divorce case and sympathy for his domestic troubles, plus Mike Donovan of Rochester as an aggressive welterweight seeking notable opponents and a $1000 side bet promise.
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Kid McCoy
Mig Jack McCormick
Philadelphia
McCormick
McCoy
Quaker City
Tom O'Rourke
Larry Temple
Bobby Dobbs
Billy Edwards
Tommy Ryan
Rube Ferns
Billy Smith
al Neill
Peter Jackson
Donovan
Temple
Walcott
Jackson
Charley O'Rourke
Sullivan
Matty Matthews
Tom O’rourke
Rochester
No challenge issued for international college meet
London Feb 23 The announcement Feb 20 that Harvard Yale had sent a definite challenge for a summer athletic meeting with Oxford and Cambridge was incorrect The message was only tentative and suggested the advisability of issuing a challenge.
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London
Harvard-Yale
Oxford
Cambridge
Jeffries and Fitzsimmons Head East Tour
Jim Jeffries and Robert Fitzsimmons, whose tour closed in Terre Haute, began moving east from Terre Haute on February 28. Fitzsimmons heads to his Long Island home while Jeffries will visit Columbus and Philadelphia to arrange a week of barnstorming in Pennsylvania, with a possible vaudeville act. Both men dispute recent newspaper coverage and Jeffries rails at Corbett for theatrical purse talk tied to Carson City.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Jim Jeffries
Robert Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Long Island
Jeffries
Columbus
Egan
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Corbett
Carson City
Pillsbury Wins in 10th Round at Monte Carlo Chess Tourney
Pillsbury defeated Moreau in 31 moves using the Sicilian defence and also led an unfinished game against Maroczy. Marshall and Reggio adjourned again. Current standings show Pillsbury at 7 points and Teichmann at 7.5, Marco at 6.5, Mieses Schlechter and Tarrach at 6, with Maroczy Mason at 6.5 and Taubenhaus Wolf at 4.5, Albin Marshall and Reggio at 3.5 and Moreau at 0.
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Monte Carlo
Pillsbury
Moreau
Maroczy
Marshall
Reggio
Teichmann
Marco
Mieses
Schlechter
Tarrasch
Mason
Taubenhaus
Wolf
Albin
Grant Wins National Indoor Tennis Title in New York
Wylie C. Grant of the New York Lawn Tennis Club captured the national indoor lawn tennis singles title at the Seventh Regiment armory board courts. Paired with Robert Leroy of Columbia University, Grant also won the doubles title as Leroy faded late and Grant dominated the Cragin brothers before a large crowd.
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New York
Wylie C. Grant
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Seventh Regiment Armory
Robert Leroy
Columbia University
Grant
Leroy
Cragin Brothers
Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Offer
An advertisement by Dr Shoop promises a cure for rheumatism with his chemical remedy after extensive testing. He offers a trial, sending an order for six bottles if requested, with a $5.50 charge if successful and a full refund if not, urging patients to write for his book and order. Mild cases may require only one or two bottles.
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Germany
Dr. Shoop
Boston Wins At Checkers In Record Tournament
The Boston Checker Club dominated the annual Boston tournament at the American House winning the four game series against New England. Eighty four players per side, from 3 to 5:30 pm, Boston prevailed 124 to ? beating last year’s score. Captain Lannin defeated William Lewis in a stylish game. Heffner excelled in two head to head games with Hill and led in simultaneous play against 60 opponents, tallying 14 wins and 6 draws. Grover and Parrow followed with strong showings as Boston topped the overall score against all comers.
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Boston Checker Club
Boston Club
All New England
Boston
Lannin
William Lewis
Mr. Lannin
Beast
A. J. Heffner
W. G. Hill
Heffner
Sam Grover
W. C. Parrow
Grover
Parrow
J. J. Rooney
Cambridge Minstrels Thrill North Cambridge Crowd
The fourth annual minstrels show of the North Cambridge Athletic Club filled Odd Fellows Hall to capacity last night. Mayor McNamee and other prominent Cambridge residents attended as Bud Holliday, Jack Foye and Wardner Watson led percussion and Bert May organized scenes. Joseph H. O'Hara served as interlocutor with old King Cole drawing big laughs, while D. Gould and a chorus including Joseph Schuler Albert Foucon J Parker Wilfred Fournier Samuel Johnson and others performed.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
North Cambridge
North Cambridge Athletic Club
Mayor McNamee
Cambridge
Bud Holliday
Jack Foye
Wardner Watson
Bert May
Joseph B. O'Hara
Ondus
M. Hall
North Cambridgelivan
William Athletic
King Cole
D. Gould
Joseph Schuler
Albert Foucon
J. Parker
Wilfred Fournier
Samuel Johnson
BE. C. Franzman
P. Geary
Minstrel Show Draws North Cambridge Club Crowd
Participants listed include J Perry W L Watson Stack H Goodwin Neil McLean J Russell H McCarty H Wilson Charles Davis Albert Bergeron J E F Patterson J McCrean Joseph Brine Peter Greenough J McCarty Joseph Silva George McKenna A Faucon Mr Craig. Dancing followed the show.
Dorchester Colonial Club Hosts Anniversary Minstrel Show
The Colonial Club of Dorchester celebrated its new Centre street clubhouse anniversary with a minstrel show full of timely jokes. Notable numbers featured Rupert L. Ridgeway, Dr. Hallet, Frank E. Coombs, Fred R. Bolster, and Harry J. Robinson with Master Walter Beatty. The illustrated Alabama scene drew applause. The cast listed many participants and the performance will be repeated tonight.
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Colonial Club of
Dorchester
Centre Street
Weezie
Rupert L. Ridgeway
Dr. Hallet
Frank E. Coombs
Heart
Fred R. Bolster
Chris. S. Briel
W. M. Bacon
W. G. Clark
W. L. Kelr
F. H. Osborn
H. T. Read
L. G. Roberts
A. W. Sussman
F. E. Coombs
EB. Kk. Hatet
C. F. Mains
D. C. Parker
H. J. Robinson
W. H. Sanger
N. E. Tougas
W. T
C. E. Boothby
Samuel Coffén
Ti Hathaway
G. A. Lapham
C. H. Nye, Jr
G. P. Tobey
F. R Bolster
Donald Bartholomew
C. E. Doane
W. H. Jackson
H. C. Law
Charles Ripley
R. H. Whitney
R. B
Malden Minstrel Show Delights Audiences Tonight
In Malden the Canton Malden I O O F staged a minstrel program at the auditorium. Jokes about prominent locals drew roaring laughter. Milan F Bennett led the musical numbers while a Mississippi levee scene featured several performers including B F Maxwell L FitzHenry and others. The bill included solos by L P E Greenough and H M Thayer a pas de seul by Miss Mariam Pratt and an exhibition drill by the Canton under Major Charles L FitzHenry.
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Malden
Canton
Charles L. FitzHenry
Providence Defeats Chelsea In Tight 4 to 2 Cont est
Providence won 4 to 2 over Chelsea in a tame contest. Burgess and Mallory starred for Providence while Iller and Burgess led Chelsea. McGrath and Canavan provided strong passes and blocks enabling forwards to receive good opportunities.
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Providence
R. I
Chelsea
Burgess
Mallory
McGrath
Canavan
Iller
Holding
Curtis
Bone
Chelsea Falls To Polo Champs In Big Victory
Chelsea lost 9 to 6 as Lincoln filled in for Curtis and Lowell opened with three goals. Chelsea regrouped in the second period, scoring eight goals to swing the game, leaving Lowell demoralized and listless for the rest.
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Chelsea
Curtis
Lincoln
Lawrence
Lowell
Clinton Beats Worcester 5 to 4 In Holiday Stadium Showdown
Clinton defeated Worcester 5 to 4 before about 1200 fans as Cashman shone in goal. Mercer sprained an ankle and left late in the third period, Wahl replacing him. Clinton later won 4 to 8 as Worcester fought on a 4 to 3 deficit while strong defense defined the game.
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Clinton
Mass
Worcester
Cashman
Mercer
Wahl
Princeton Indoor Record Set at Washington's Birthday Meet
In Princeton New Jersey February 23 191? the annual Washington's Birthday gymnastic exhibition featured a shot put by John R Dewitt 04 breaking the Princeton indoor record with a 42 feet 412 inch throw.
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Princeton
N. J
John R. Dewitt
Kidney health claims trumpeted by Swamp-Root ad
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It cites cures by physicians and urges readers to obtain sample bottles and purchase regular sizes, with instructions to mail for free literature from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
BCL
Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Gost
Boston Daily Post
Scott Again Champion At New York Squash Final
George S. Scott of New York defeated B. Wendell Jr. of Harvard in three straight games to win the American squash championship at the Tuxedo Tennis and Racket Club. The win grants Scott a second lien on the J. Henry Smith trophy. In the consolation final J Gordon Douglas of the New York Racquet Club beat L L Green of Harvard in five hard fought games.
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Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Tuxedo Tennis and
George S. Scott
New York
B. Wendell, Jr
Harvard
Scott
J. Henry Smith
J. Gordon Douglas
Letter to the editor on Miss Vining parenting
A reader from South Boston replies to Miss Vining asserting that whipping is the proper method to raise children and mocks her as an old maid. The letter dismisses her social circle and suggests a parrot and a tomcat as substitutes.
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Miss Vining
A. H
Boston
Letter on fair pay and living standards from 1903
A Boston reader argues for a minimum wage of ten dollars per day, asserting current pay falls short of a fair daily wage. The writer cites purchasing power, labor-saving machines, and civic and religious duties to claim a higher, rational standard for American workers.
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Pine Tree State
Golden Gate
Avery
Boston
Sultan Accepts Macedonian Reform Scheme
Constantinople Feb 23 Tewfik Pasha the foreign minister notified Austro Hungarian and Russian ambassadors that the Sultan has agreed to adopt the reform scheme for Macedonia.
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Constantinople
Tewfik Pasha
Macedonia
Adventists Gather for Midwinter Convention at Warren Street Church
The Warren Street Advent Christian Church hosts a midwinter convention and dedicatory services from today through Thursday. Speakers include Rev. M. G. Nelson on Scripture and the Second Coming, with sessions by Rev. H. B. Shattuck, A. A. Phelps, Rev. D. H. Woodard, and others on themes like Gospel of the Kingdom and Authority of the Holy Scriptures.
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Advert Christian Church
Warren Street
M. G. Nelson
H. B. Shattuck
A. A. Phelps
D. H. Woodard
Henry Stone
A. H. Plumb
D. D
G. F. Haines
William N. Pile
H. W. Hewitt
C. Wy. Deckham
Christian and Missions
M. R. Makepeace
A. C. Johnson
G. Howard Malone
Roxbury Outing Club Holds Fourth Daylight Party
The Roxbury Outing Club hosted its fourth annual daylight party yesterday afternoon at Historic Hall in the South End. Floor director Henry D. Martin led the event with assistant floor director Robert F. J. Waul assisting.
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Roxbury Outing Club
Historic Hall
South End
Henry D. Martin
Robert F. J. Waul
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