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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1900
Page
2
Mrs. Joseph Cabana fought a Canadian assailant inside her Germantown home near UHebronville. The stranger knocked her down three times but she overpowered him and forced him to flee into the woods. Responding men searched the area but did not locate him by dark.
The New Riding Club hosts its eighth annual show next Saturday with blue, gold and white ribbons. Strong entries span ladies and gentlemen saddle classes, pony divisions, tandem driving, hurdle events, and a busy program of paces. Notable competitors include Lady Sheridan, Beauty, Albino, Brown Dick, Princess, Rex, and many prize winners from past shows.
Advertises H O Co Pancake Flour with a simple recipe using 2 cups flour 2 eggs and milk to make quick pancakes. Claims wide national popularity and a crisp tender texture from added rice, promising delicious results in minutes.
The text praises the combination as wholesome for any meal and weather. It notes the product is palatable and satisfactory for breakfast, lunch, or tea, and questions whether the 10 cents price is reasonable.
The general shike in Cook Manufacturing Company wool mill at Puptseviel d ended today after concessions by both sides. Workers returned to work at noon as the dispute over wageIncrease was resolved, ending the stoppage that began Saturday.
The Wollaston Golf Club re elected its board at the annual meeting held at Youngs last night. It was announced the new clubhouse above Montclair station is nearly ready for occupancy.
Melrose High defeats Cambridge Manual Training School 3 to 1 on Artificial Pond Cambridge. Lovell scores twice and Vaughn adds a goal while Emmons stars for Cambridge Manual. Dorchester Cambridge pair beats English High School 5 to 0 with Burns McDonald Connell notable for winners.
Timothy Reagan of 18 Bowen Street South Boston a driver for the Boston Coal Company was struck by an inward bound car at Washington and Florence streets last night and injured in the back and chest.
Inspectors Shields and Kelley of police headquarters arrested yesterday John J. Heron and Edward T. HW Williams, both housed at 7 Burroughs Place, charged with stealing fifty four quarts of whiskey and wine from George Hewett of 2 Bereh Street. Heron was employed by Hewett.
An old advertisement lists numerous Sovereign remedies with brief uses and prices. Claims cover asthma, blood purification, catarrh, grippe, heart, kidneys, liver, nerves, malaria, neuralgia, pain plaster, rheumatism, sore throat, tonics, whooping cough, and worm cures priced at 25 cents or 23 cents, detailing ailments and effects.
Charlestown veterans beat Dorchester three games to none to take hold of first place with a strong team total and high individual scores. Tower and Southwell starred with late ten-strikes while Marston topped the high roll list with 204 in a 56 pin three-string. Dorchester’s opener set pace with better play but could not sustain the surge.
An advertisement touts Omega Oil as a remedy for rheumatism and breathing ailments. A customer testimonial from Mrs. J. A. Battersby of Norwood Massachusetts praises quick relief after one bottle, urging readers to purchase via local druggists or mail order from Omega Chemical Co. Boston.
In a tight City League showdown at Car Ruth alley, Carruth and St James clubs split three tight games with Carruth sweeping all matches to even the standings. Boylston led team totals with 184 against Central while Cambridge corps M. and IT each won three straight.
Promises a silent cure for drinking using a discovery added to tea coffee or food. Offers to mail free remedy to any address along with usage directions and testimonials from cures. Includes address Dr J W Haines 1417 Glenn Bldg Cincinnati Ohio.
Crescent Park in Providence will feature a six lap to the mile track replacing the old lugbear course due to unsafe cement blocks. The Metropolitan Wheelmen plan a dance at Paul Revere Hall on Thursday night and Tremont Cycle Club will hold its annual at Bethesda Mall South Boston. The proposed nomination of Mr George H Lowe for Massachusetts L A W chief consulship has widespread support, but Lowe remains in consideration.
Mr Lowe contemplates his decision while Frank Mayo retires from racing until spring. Frank Waller plans road work on a motor tricycle and aims for long distance records. Louis Mettling returns as a pacer, skating to regain form. Amateur motor tandems face restrictions as pros dominate. Overman plant rumor swirls around Hartford Machine Screw. Dudley Marks writes technical pieces on gasoline motors. Pacers’ tandems will use 2.5 hp motors, up from 1.5 hp last season.
Brockton defeated Weymouth 8 to 1 at Mast Weymouth to secure second place in the Southeastern League. Plymouth edged Fall River 5 to 4. Waterbury beat New Britain 9 to 4 in Waterbury. Hartford won at Meriden 6 to 4 over the home team.
Michaelo Manevel of 5 Parnell Street East Cambridge injured his right hand at work in a factory in Mit ton prace yesterday. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital where his third and fourth fingers were amputated.
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