Health board warns of rise in kidney and female troubles
The New York Board of Health reports a sharp weekly rise in deaths from kidney liver and urinary diseases and from various female ailments. Weather or living conditions may contribute, yet the pattern shows widespread weakness in kidneys and urinary organs across Americans. Warner’s features are praised as a trusted remedy for kidney liver bladder and female disorders, with advice to seek care promptly to avoid lasting misery.
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New York Board of Health
Warner
America
General Turf Notes Highlight Early 20th Century Racing Issues
Joe Patchen’s season winnings total 17000 as Forbes partners invest over 600000 in horses. Ramey trains a yearling brother to John R. Gentry, pacing 40 seconds for a quarter and 2:16 for an eighth, with a target of 206 next year. California press backs handicapper Norman Brough amid Spreckels resignation, claiming the complaint masks other issues. Jack Curry to bring eleven horses to the grand circuit next year for Colonel J. G. Taylor, including Lily Glen and several Joe Patchen and Domincer progeny. Jockeys face strict 2 whip rules in San Francisco, a boy fined 50 dollars. Australian Moores seeks U S engagement. Fred T. Miller faces grand jury on gaming device charges after Bennings track arrest. trial imminent as race officials question Engeman ruling. Hot Springs pool rooms ordered closed by authorities. no pools sold at track. Joe Thompson in England again after double event bets. Cambridgeshire win boosts payoffs. Western associations push high stakes amid disorganized turfmen.
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Joe Patchen
W. H
J. Malcolm Forbes
James D. Ramey
John R. Gentry
Ramey
California
Norman Brough
California Jockey Club
Adolph B. Spreckels
Jack Curry
J. G. Taylor
St. Louis
Joe Patches
Domineer
Maby
Flossie Bezant
Rowena
Benningsee
George H. Engeman
Hot Springs
R. V. Chambers &Co
Joe Thompson
England
Cambridgeshire
Sporting notes mentions loans and events at Riverside and skating meet
A $70,000 loan to the New York Athletic Club is secured by a mortgage on Travers Island and Sixth Avenue property, approved by Judge Cullen in Brooklyn. Riverside Boat Club secretary Hynes reports the January 10 boxing meeting is canceled. The National Amateur Skating Association will hold championships on Orange Lake near Newbury this winter, with events ranging from a quarter mile to ten miles on a five mile track. A London Athletic Club reply to NYAC’s challenge for a next year tour is pending, with doubts about English team availability and timing for late summer travel.
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New York Athletic Club
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
Travers Island
Sixth Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Cullen
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
T. W. Hynes
Riverside Boat Club
National Amateur Skating Association
Orange Lake
Newbury
London Athletic Club
United States
Loréon Athletic Club
Boston Shooting Association Opens Year With Novel Team Match
In Wellington at the Wollaston Gun Club, a New Year shoot featured 3020 targets broken in many events. A unique team match for dinners ended with Captain Herbert's Wollaston Gun Club team defeating Captain Sawyer's Boston Shooting Association team by 138 to 114.
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Slington
Boston Ting Association
Wich
LeRoy
Wheeler
C. B. Sanborn
Nck
Allison
Pray
Kennison
W. A. Born
Herbert
Wollaston Gun Club
Sawyer
Boston Shooting Association
Keystones Rman
Erber
Erbert
Boston
Mas ter Workmen's Association elects officers for year
uynn's new labor organization, the Mas ter Workmen's Association, held a last night meeting where officers were elected for the ensuing year. President Frank G. Kelly, vice-president J. W. Haskell, secretary P. S. Curry, treasurer F. F. Stocker, directors James Heath James Burner and George Blakley were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uynn
Master Workmen’s Association
Frank G. Kelly
J. W.haskell
P. S. Curry
F. F. Stocker
James Heath
James Burner
George Blakley
Not a Refuge Insane Patients Shipments Draw State Protest
The State Board of Lunacy and Charity releases its annual report criticizing Worcester Lunatic Hospital practices and warning against treating the facility as a refuge for drunkards. It notes judges too often commit prisoners to the hospital, urges trustee reforms, and cites 34 transfers abroad with substantial cost implications. The report praises McLean Hospital, notes baby farming’s near extinction due to new laws, and highlights ten escapes at Worcester Lunatic Hospital. It also covers Massachusetts Club activities and a bowling tournament at Mattapan Road Club.
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State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Massachusetts
Worcester Lunatic Hospital
McLean Hospital
Waverly
Pratt
Alcott
Fred Perkins
Berkeley Hall
Learned
Press Club
Sharp
Hyde Park
Hyde Parks
Charlestown Rovers
Eagle
Mattapans
Logan
Eagles
Robinson
Baker
Trailer
Press
Mattapan Road Club
Where to Go Skating in Greater Boston Areas
A list of skating locations across the Boston area including Jamaica Pond Jamaica Plain Leverett Pond Tremont and Pond Fair Wood Island Park East Boston Broo ks Pond Mystic Lake Horn Pond Woburn Mother Brook and Neponset River Readville with nearby public access points and safety notes. sites span Jamaica Plain East Boston Cambridge Newton Dedham Woburn and Readville with multiple ponds and parks named for skating access and proximity to major avenues and neighborhoods.
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Jamaica Pond
Jamaica Plain
Pond
Jamaica
Wai Zarek Sah
Ee Air Leverett
Tremont and
Eevdgsvereustetves
Accesuess
Bavey Fens
Pwuntington
Longwo Avenues
Franklin Park
Blue Hill Avenue
Franklin Field
Fran Po' ccc
Cdi
Vhs
Aki
Fair Wood Island Park
Boston
Brooks Pond
Oak Square
Peace Handler’s
Newton Ishelands
Dedham
Saxonville
Boxing Gossip Reveals Fight Plans and Dempsey Alarm
Boxing gossip reports the Ryan Dempsey fight set for January at the Seaside Club while doubting a Dixon Griffo contest. It cites Dempsey’s rumored mental deterioration and mentions Seaside Club plans, weight forfeit, and ref Captain Daly Jr. as official. It notes Stoddard absent and Griffo’s New York activity with McAuliff.
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Atlantic Athletic Club
Atlantic Club
Parson Davies
New York
Griffo
Philadelphia
Behan
Helen
Ryan Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
New Orleans
Dempsey
Ryan
Jack
Boston
Billy Brady
Bottom of the Sea
Young Starlight
Martin Flaherty
Charlesbank Athletic Club
William Daly, Jr
Suffolk
Committee On Boxing
Dave Ross
Tommy Kelly
Ross
Mike Sears
New England
Jack McAuliff
Young Griffo
Mcauliff
Eddie Stoddard
Dixon
Rob Roy
Cutiura Anti- Pain Plasters Praise Receives Endorsement
Nervous mothers find comfort in Cutiura Anti- Pain Plasters, praising its strength and vitality. The testimonial highlights the product as a prudent choice for tired caregivers seeking relief and steadiness for themselves and children.
Waltham Cycle Club elects officers for year
Waltham January 1 The Waltham Cycle Club names H. B. Weston as president W. H. Randle as vice president James Moore as secretary Charles Bond as treasurer and Walter Sawyer John Podmore and J. E. Libby as directors for the coming year.
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Waltham
Waltham Cycle Club
H. B. Weston
W. H. Randle
James Moore
Charles Bond
Walter Sawyer
John Podmore
J. E. Libby
Skating Races Open at Orange Lake Prelims to National Meet
A large crowd at Newburg witnessed Orange Lake preliminaries for the National Amateur Skating Association races slated for Jan 19. In the main event James A Donaghue faced Howard Mashier with Mashier winning two straight 220 yard heats.
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Newburg
N. Y
New York
Orange Lake
National Amateur Skating Association
James A. Donaghue
Howard Mashier
Stormking
Mashier
Suffolk Athletic Club selects lineup for first pale rink match
The Suffolk Athletic Club will face Dorchester Athletic next Monday night in the first basketball match at the pale rink. Home leads the team with Phil Storgel and Ben Osthnes at forwards, James F Quinn at centre, Charles Taylor captain at left centre, W J Holland right centre, Henry Osthnes left back, J M Allen Jr right back, Al Dowling goalkeeper, and H Vowles. A racing and cycling carnival is scheduled for the same night.
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Suffolk Athletic Club
Dorchester Athletic
Pale Rink
Phil Storgel
Ben Osthnes
James F. Quinn
Charles Taylor
W. J. Holland
Henry Osthnes
J. M. Allen Jr
al Dowling
H. Vowles
Sleigh Races Draw Crowds on Ocean Street
Ocean street drew large crowds yesterday afternoon for sleigh races and a passing parade. Families traveled in turnout sleighs while singles dominated the line as the course stayed in fine condition and spectators lined the sidewalks.
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Lynn
Ocean Street
Salem Seeks New England League Franchise
Salem manager Carroll announced plans to ease Bridge Street grounds and push Salem into the New England League. He will attend the Boston meeting to secure a franchise for Salem.
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Salem
Carroll
Bridge Street
Boston
Allstons Defeat Charles Town Club In Quarters Bout
The Allstons faced Charles Town club last evening at their quarters and won easily from the start. Difficult spares included Smith 4-5 Aubin 5-10 Harris 1-3 8-10 Marston 4-5.
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Allstons
Charlestown
Smith
Aubin
Harris
Marston
G. R. Fish Team defeats Clapp Tilden’s on Tremont alleys
On Tremont street alleys last night the G. R. Fish bowling team defeated Clapp Tilden’s by a score of 2110 to 188.
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Tremont Street
G. R. Fish
Clapp Tilden’s
Polo Games Result Roundup From Multiple Cities
Polo matches reported last night show Salem defeating Providence 8 to 3 at Salem, and Pawtucket beating New Bedford 7 to 4 at Pawtucket. Boston hosts a 4 to 3 win over Lynn in Boston.
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Salem
Providence
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Boston
Lynn
City Hall clashes as Republicans split over aldermanic chair
Rumors of deals and a split in the Republican camp threaten control of the Board of Aldermen and Common Council. Sanford backed by five Democrats could win the chair, while Democrats push for John H. Lee, and four Democrats plan to defeat Mayor Briggs foe O'Brien. Council member Woods openly opposes O'Brien and backs Briggs, signaling a major power struggle to inaugurate a new leadership.
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City Hall
Sunday Post
Post
Common Council
Sanford
John H. Lee
Frank H. Briggs
O’brien
Woods
Ward 13
City Messenger
Briggs
Jacobs
Ward 22
Horace G. Allen
Chandler Victory in New Hampshire Speaker Caucus
Concord New Hampshire January 1 Colonel Stephen S Jewett of Laconia was nominated at the Republican Representatives caucus for Speaker of the House receiving 171 votes to 8 for James O Lyford of Concord. Jewett drew the Chandler camp while Lyford led the opposition, signaling Chandler's likely re election with a decisive majority in the nominating caucus.
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Concord
N. H
Stephen S. Jewett
Laconia
James O. Lyford
Jewett
Chandler
Lyford
City Hall Flag Raised Under New City Ordinance
Yesterday morning on New Year’s Day the Star Spangled Banner was unfurled over City Hall in Boston. The new ordinance, approved by the Mayor on Saturday afternoon, requires Messenger Peters to fly the flag daily except Sundays.
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Boston
Peters
Morton Inaugurated Governor of New York in 1901
Levi P. Morton was inaugurated as Governor of New York for the next two years. He becomes the first Republican to hold the office since 1879. The ceremony took place in Albany with Mordant officials presenting the oath.
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Albany
N. Y
Levi P. Morton
New York
Reception for Somerville deacons after twenty years of service
Edward Hartshorn and Matthew P. Elliot, long serving deacons of Prospect Hill Church, were honored at a large reception last evening. Pastor Rev. E S Tead and Mrs. Tead assisted, with an active reception committee and ushers guiding guests. Refreshments were arranged by several ladies, with help from numerous young helpers and table organizers.
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Edward Hartshorn
Matthew P. Elliot
Somerville
Prospect Hill
E. 8. Tead
E. H. Monroe
A. H. Hines
W. S. Clarke
George B. Clarke
Harry Hartshorn
Nelson Grover
George Clarke
Dwight Hubbard
Herbert Kimball
George H. Galpin
M. Belle Brooks
Helen M. Rogers
Lena B. Blaikie
Edith L. Munroe
John L. Ambrose
Luther Blaikie
George A. Kimball
Etta Byam
Addie Byam
Mabel Pettes
Idella Kibbie
Emily Willicox
Hattie May Hamlin
Essie Shaw
Ida Brooks
Armenians of Boston Thanks Gladstone in Cable
After a Sunday meeting at Friendship Hall the Armenians of Boston sent a cable to Gladstone in which they express gratitude for his sympathy and aid. They note Vibert is unseen but must be confronted and urge European diplomats to show interest in their countrymen’s affairs by recognizing acts in their favor.
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Gladstone
Boston
Friendship Hall
Mass
William E. Gladstone
London
Eng
Vibert
Europe
Blenheim Arrives In Halifax Harbor With Sir John Thompson Body
In a rain swept arrival the H M S Blenheim reached the harbor mouth at 10 30 am with Sir John Thompson's body aboard. Forts York Mackay and Georges fired minute guns as the vessel approached the water front where the body was transferred with military honors to the Parliament building. Also listed are speakers willing to address the Catholic Literary Union banquet at Hotel Brunswick on Jan 9 on Religion the Safeguard of the Republic.
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Halifax
N. S
H. M
Blenheim
Sir John Thompson
York
Mackabbs
Georges
Parliament Building
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Francis A. Walker
The
Institute of Technology
Thomas J. Gargan
Catholic Literary Union
Hotel Brunswick
First anti-toxine used in Newton hospital
Newton reports the first use of anti-toxine tonight at the hospital on a patient with an advanced type of diphtheria. The event marks a new treatment approach in the city's medical care.
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Newton
Hair loss prevention prompt from 19 Tremont note
The fragment urges avoiding bald styling and suggests a remedy to prevent hair thinning. It references a reported trick or product at Tremont and mentions a pompadour style. The text is fragmented and lacks verifiable details or a clear event.
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Go NO Bros
Tremont ‘Pompadour
Stage Gossip and Shifting Boston Theatre Lineup
William Woolf to replace Edwin Stevens in Castle Square troupe as Hoss and Hoss headed next week at Grand Opera House. Lillian Russell shines in The Grand Duchess at Tremont while Shore Acres tours to Chicago after three weeks in Boston. Engagment details cover Julia Marlowe Taber at Hollis Street Theatre with Romeo and Juliet and As You Like It in January.
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William Woolf
Boston
Lillian Russell
the Tremont
Julia Marlowe Taber
Hollis Street Theatre
Colombe
Chatterton
Ingomar
Boston Theatre
Shore Acres
Chicago
McVicker’s
Edwin Stevens
Louise Beaudet
Hoss
Grand Opera House
Jacques Kruger
Foreclosure threat on Asbury Temple in Waltham
The Waltham Savings Bank forecloses its mortgage on Asbury Temple, the First Methodist Society building at Main and Moody streets, four stories tall with post office and shops. Built at 160000 cost, interest of about 10000 was due, with Jan 1 1895 deadline after extended talks. Sale set for Saturday Jan 26 unless settlement is reached. Boston capitalists reportedly may assist.
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Waltham
Waltham Savings Bank
Asbury Temple
First Methodist Society
Main
Moody Streets
Boston
Nickersons celebrate golden wedding in New Bedford
George T. Nickerson and his wife marked their Golden Wedding with a large reception at their North Ash street home in New Bedford. Nickerson is a well known local figure and received many handsome presents from friends and neighbors.
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New Bedford
George T. Nickerson
North Ash Street
Nickerson
Reorganization Plan for Naval Reserves Proposed
Washington D C January 1 A meeting of executive officers from the United States naval reserves in several states will convene in the capital next week to discuss reorganizing the reserves and the structure of their service.
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Washington, D. C
United States Naval Reserves
Amateur Bowling League schedule in Massachusetts first division
Schedule lists matches across January February 19XX with neutral alleys. Teams include Melrose Athletic Casino Les Miserables Boston Athletic Salem Vesper and others. Venues cover Highland Club Charles town Norfolk House Casino Old Dorchester Club and multiple city clubs.
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Amateur
Bowling League of
Massachusetts
Melrose Athletic
Casino
Highland Club
Melrose
Les Miserables
Boston Athletic
Charlestown Club
Salem
Vesper
Allston U
Norfolk House
Miserables
Old Dorchester Club
Arlington Boat Club
Oxford Club
Lynn
Calumet Club
Winchester
Boston Athletic Association
Salem Bowling Club
999Th Artillery Association
Charlestown
Medford Club
Lowell
Newton Club
Towne grocer Pliny Fiske Towne ill after apoplexy attack
Watertown reports Pliny Fiske Towne, leading local grocer at BeMis on Bridge street, fell ill after dinner. He suffered a first apoplectic attack around 7:30 p m, a second stroke, then relapse into unconsciousness by 10 p m with two hemorrhages feared. His condition remained doubtful last night.
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Watertown
Pliny Fiske
Bemis
Bridge Street
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