Free one week consultations for all diseases at Tremont Street
Dr Liverpool offers a free week long consultation at 238 Tremont street for chronic and obscure diseases. He claims instant disease location and symptom listing, with cures claimed across numerous conditions. His reported figures include thousands of rheumatism and catarrh cures and free medicines during treatment.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Asiagneris
Boston
Bright
Cambridgeport Gym Dominates Winter Indoor Track Meet
Cambridgeport Gymnasium and Ellery H Clark lead a field of Boston area clubs at Cambridgeport Gym. Cambridgeport won the team race, claimed the 1000 yard run, 600 yard run and potato race. Dick Grant won the mile, while Norton Shaw and Adolph Netzeba posted top marks in field events. Over 600 spectators watched the meet featuring English High School Harvard A A A and Cambridgeport competitors.
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Ellery H. Clark
Dick Grant
Harvard
Boston
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Cambridgeport
Cambridgeport Gym
English High
Campridgeport
Clark
Lucas
Woolbury
Guild
Norton Shaw
Dan Brown
Hiete
A. D. McDonald
McDonald
Porter
Cambridge
W. F. Porter
Chauncy Hall School
Bordman, Jr
Harvard A. A
Adolph Netezba
E. B. Nielson
Nielsons
Brown
Converse
J. W. Sever
J. P. Leonard
Newton
W. Wight
N.S
Alett
G. E. Clement
A. A. Boyden
Flarvard
N. P. Breed
A. A
W. W. Roberts
F. A. Russell
N. S
S. Dunstan
James
Qioft
J. F. Rafferty
C. M. Thompson
D. I. Brown
G. FE. Clement
C. G
W. ¥. Porter
Adolph Netzeba
GG. A. A
BE. B. Neilson
C. P. Bordreau
J. J Flannery
Shawmut R. C
D. C. Hall
T G Fayce
N. Brown
Chelsea
Thompson
Charles Sweeney
English High School
H. J. Kane
M. L. Bernstein
J. Q. Converse
H. J. Kennington
D. F. Brown
W. W. Coe
E. H. Clark
B. A. A. Jones
T. Murphy
St. Mary's c
C. P. Woodbury
F. D. Gould
Owes
C. J. P. Lucas
E. D. Gould
Hill Renominated by New York Democrats for U S Senate
In Albany on January 18 the New York Democratic Legislature caucus renominated David B. Hill for United States senator and nominated Henry P. O Neill for regent of the university. Opposition to Hill formed as Senator Guy led a walkout amid a split caucus vote.
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Albany
N. Y
David B. Hill
United States
Henry P. O'Neill
New York
Guy
Hill
Chicago
Democratic Party
Grady
Hills
Robert Cence
the Titus
Buffalo
Court of Appeals
William F. Porter
Watertown
Coffey
McNulty
Brooklyn
Sullivan
Darren
Porter
Cain
Zurn
Coughlin
Maloney
Erié
Titus
Cullen
Schmidt
Altgeld Nominated Democratic Senator Candidate
In Springfield on January 18 the Democratic members of the general assembly, in caucus, unanimously nominated John P. Altgeld as their candidate for United States Senator.
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Springfield
Ill
General Assembly
John P. Altgeld
United States
Dorchester Skater to Compete in Stamford National Events
Jack Olmstead of Dorchester will start today at 1 o clock for Stamford Conni to race in the mile handicap tomorrow the two mile handicap Thursday and in multiple National Skating Association events including quarter two three and ten miles. Bob Warner also competes. Rumors of Boston meetings resurface but key officials deny knowledge of any schedules. George H Hicks proposes a horse mart at Combination Park to centralize sales. Worcester City Guards athletic meet opens with various dashes and runs and Jerry Delaney to arrange special team and match events.
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Jack Olmstead
Dorchester
Stamford
Conni
National Skating Association
Bob Warner
Boston
Jewett
Breeders’ Association
James O. Gray
Saugus
M. F. Porter
Old Orchard
George H. Hicks
Combination Park
Worcester City Guards
National Guard
Jerry Delaney
Cambridge Y M C A Defeats Somerville In Meet
Cambridge wins 47 to 16 at the Cambridge Association gymnasium in a meet against Somerville. Individual event results include F A Lincoln and F Hill of Cambridge winning the 15 yard dash, W Foster of Cambridge taking multiple top places, and W Corcoran of Cambridge winning the rotate race.
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Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Somerville Y. M. C. A
Cambridge Association
Cambridge
Somerville
F. A. Lincoln
F. Hill
H. L. King
Campridge
Ww. Foster
H. C. Ryder
I’. A. Lincoln
William Jennings
B. Carpenter
W. H. Gowey
Camridge
G. FE. Davis
F. W. Higgins
J’. W. Foster
G. B. Davis
Boston Young Men's Congress Debates Immigration Restriction
The fortieth session met in Tremont Temple Social Hall last evening. An animated discussion on immigration restriction arose. A vote of thanks was extended to Hon. Richard Olney for promoting the arbitration treaty.
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Boston Young Men’s Congress
Tremont Temple
Richard Olney
Spike Sullivan's Rise Through Early Boxing Victories
The article chronicles Spike Sullivan's ascent with key wins and draws from 1895 to 1897 at venues like Union Park Hall Boston Woburn Athletic Club and Broadway A C New York. It lists fights against Tom Brow Billy Briers Martin Lewis Sulls Willie Keefe Danny McBrie George McKee Jerry Marsh Joe Hopkin Joe Bernster Mike Tarragher and more.
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Spike Sullivan
Tom Brow
Den
Union Park Hall
Boston
Billy Briers
Woburn
Mass.) Athletic Club
Martin
Music Hall
Lewis Sulls
Willte
Bohemian A. C
New York
Elwood McC
Philadelphia
Willie Keefe
Bohemian Athletic Club
Danny McBrie
Broadway A. C
Willie Joh
New York City
George Mc
Paio
Boxing bouts loom large in New York and beyond tonight
Boxers Leonard and Ahearn meet in Troy amid a busy bill including Zeigl vs Vernon for twenty rounds at Union Park on Feb 1. Erne-Dixon set for Philadelphia on Feb 1 in a 6 round bout at 124 pounds. Dobbs-Payne to headline at New Era Philadelphia with ten other preliminaries.
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Troy
New York
Ilike Leonard
Billy Ahearn
Bohemian Athletic Club
Everlying
Owen Zeigl
Billy Vernon
Union Park Club
Frank Erne
George Dixon
Quaker City A. C
Philadelphia
Bobby Dobbs
Billy Payne
New Eureka Club
Jack McDonald
Jim Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
New York City
Kid McPart
Jack Sheehan
The
Connors
Ai C
Buffalo
Spike Sullivan
Joe Mullen
Sullivan
Paddy Fenton
Peterson
Harry Rounds
Nutmeg Athletic Club
Hartford
John L. Sullivan
Fred Morris
England
Frank Craig
Harlem
Harry Crowhurst
Post
America
John Henry Johnson
John Henry Johnson, and Prefers A Match At 125 Pounds With “Spike” Sullivan
Kid McGrath
Bay View A. C
New England
W. J. Manning
Charles Monroe
Winchester
Hyde Park A. C
Eddie Connolly
P. J. Hanlon
Causer
Burge
St. John
N. B
Jim Slater
Frank Slavin
Jim Hall
St. John, N. B
Bicycle notes and social events mark season for clubs
Metropolitan Wheelmen host third annual concert and ball at Cotillon Hall and Lechmere CC plans second annual ball at Institute Hall East Cambridge. Mentions private rehearsals of Eddie Martyn song All Alone for midwinter Massachusetts Division L A W event. Horace Partridge Company will push Worcester bicycle models this season. updates on racing figures, showroom plans, and staff movements across New England accompany scattered notes on agencies, shows, and exhibits.
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Metropolitan Wheelmen
Cotillon Hall
Tom
Lechmere C. C
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Eddie Martyn
Massachusetts
Horace Partridge Company
Worcester
W. W. Windle
Thorndike
B. B
Emery
America House
America
Jack” Fisher
Newton Rubber Works
New England
Newton Tires
Cess
York
Boston
Ed. J. Porter
Palmer Forces
Chicago
Palmer Company
Warren Street
Messrs. Redding and
Towle
R. W. Gay
The
Ned Savell
Harry Gordon
J .Faxon
R. H. Wol
Quincy
Trans - Curtis
Captain l Ride
Cleveland
Ereafter
Ing
With & Co
Ff & Co., Limited
Vicinity
Ational Good Roads Congress
Orlando
Fla
G. H. Anderson & Son of
Roxbury
Murder Mystery After Woman Found Dead in Hoboken
Mrs Delia Hoff man 49 living at 709 Central avenue West Hoboken is found dead in her bed murdered with an axe. Son Richard Hoff man and boarder John En celbrecht arrested on suspicion. Police consider husband William Hoff man a potential lead in the case.
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New York
Delia Hoffman
Central Avenue
West Hoboken
Richard Hoffman
John Encelbrecht
Roas
Hoffman
Engelrecht
Engelbecht
William
Charitable Irish Society Holds Monthly Meeting at Parker House
The Charitable Irish Society gathered about 200 members last evening at the Parker House with President John F Cronan presiding and J W Fogarty recording. A literary entertainment began a proposed series directed by Michael T Callahan featuring H Mcmunn tenor and other performers including Gerard Russo harp P C Shortis banjo and Freddie as accompanist.
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Charitable
Irish Society
Reggar
Parker House
John F. Cronan
J. W. Fogarty
Michael T. Callahan
M. T. Callahan
Professor Waite
V Olin
Thomas B. Sena
Charles Dolan
Freddie
Dixon and Youngs Fight to Draw in Rochester
Tommy Dixon of Rochester and Joe Youngs of Buffalo battled 20 rounds with solid exchanges and near finishes before the referee declared a draw. The card drew 200 supporters from Rochester and included a final wrestling match between Harvey Parker and Robert Beakes under Police Gazette rules.
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Buffalo
Nw.s
Rochester
Tommy Dixon
Joe Youngs
Dixon
Youngs
Tommy
Joe
Harvey Parker
Robert Beakes
Lawrence
Mass
Police Gazette
McKeever and Daly Fight to No Decision in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the lightweight Charley McKeever and Jack Daly of Wilmington fought a six round bout at Quaker City Athletic Club with Daly landing more in early rounds. The referee twice stopped the bout for fouls by McKeever. Daly pressed in the middle rounds and landed solid blows, while McKeever landed a late flurry. No decision was rendered as the bout ended with Daly on top of a stomach shot as the gong sounded. Preliminary results included Mahon defeating Paddy McPhilips and Abbott and Bennett drawing in six rounds.
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Philadelphia
Charley McKeever
Jack Daly
Wilmington
Del
Quaker City Athletic Club
Daly
McKeever
Mahon
Detroit
Paddy McPhillips
Stanton Abbott
Jack Bennett
Pittsburg
Danny Mc
Leon Beats Meeek In 15 Round 112 Pound Bout
New York report from Union Park Club details Leon defeating Meeek in a fifteen round fight at 112 pounds. Other results include Butler drawing with Selfridge in ten rounds at 135 pounds and Benny Leon defeating Barney Mullins in ten rounds at 165 pounds after a third round stoppage.
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New York
Jack McKeek
Casper Leon
Union Park Club
Leon
Tommy Butler
Brooklyn
Billy Selfridge
Benny Leon
Barney Mullins
Gibbons and Haugh Triumph In New Jersey Boxing Show
Austin Gibbons of Paterson defeated Willey Evans of San Francisco in the second round of an eight round catchweight bout at the Active Athletic Club. Maxie Haugh won a ten round decision over Paddy Kearney and Marty McCue beat Jim Watson in a similar bout.
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Paterson
N. J
Austin Gibbons
Willey Evans
San Francisco
Active Athletic Club
Maxie Haugh
Paddy Kearney
Marty McCue
Jim Watson
Arrest of Tommy Ryan alias Tommaso Russo in Charlestown theft
An Italian man, who gave names Tommy Ryan and Tommaso Russo, was arrested in a Merrimac Street pawnshop by Special Officers Gilmore and Hines. A 13 inch home made stiletto and bags stolen from Cutter and Cutter in Cambridge street were found. Russo admitted helping his burglar brother and said he would stab pawnbrokers if short of payment.
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Tommy Ryan
Tommaso Russo
Merrimac Street
Gilmore
Hines
Russo
Cutter & Cutter
Cambridge Street
Charlestown
Boston Industrial Home Elects New Board
The nineteenth annual meeting was held at the home on Davis Street and Harrison Avenue. Attendees included Jonathan A. Lane, Captain R. G. F. Candage, J. J. Blanchard, ministers, and several directors. The new board for the year includes Lane as president and Candage as vice president, with Beal, Sawyer, Darling, Towle, Gay, Brooks, Spaulding, Colby, and Perin named directors.
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Boston
Davis Street
Harrison Avenue
Jonathan A. Lane
R. G. F. Candage
J. J. Blanchard
W. Bradley
3. S. Searing
M. R. Deming
Georgel. Perin
D. D
Leander Beal
Albert Gay
George H. Towle
H. J. Darling
J. R. Spaulding
John H. Colby
George L. Perin
Heinrich Recital at Steinert Hall Impresses Audience
Max Heinrich with Mrs Heinrich and Julia Heinrich presented a vocal program at Steinert Hall. The performance featured Gounods It Is Not Always May and drew a large crowd. Julia Heinrich showed a promising contralto and received floral tributes. The recital included duets with Mrs Heinrich and a favorable reception overall.
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Max Heinrich
Heinrich
Julia Heinrich
Steinert Hall
Gounod
Smyth Receives Jewelled Watch Charm at Knights Hall
At Knights of Honor Hall 730 Washington Street last evening R. M. Smyth, a member of the order, was presented with an elegant jeweled watch charm by numerous friends.
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Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
R. M. Smyth
Policy Still Active Raid Net In Roxbury
Police raided a Roxbury policy shop at Ruggles Street and arrested John Je McMann 36 for setting up a policy lottery. Also jailed were John Ward 45 Frank Mes 26 Peter Annie McMannon 5 and Klein 51 for being present where gaming implements were found.
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Brown
Peter A Annie McMannon
Klein
City Clerk Expenses Under Scrutiny by Aldermen
Amid heated remarks and partisan jabs, Boston officials review the city clerk’s office costs and staffing. Alderman Lee argues for careful, factual inquiry into salary increases and clerical growth since 1881, noting population swell and statute-driven workload.
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Phernalia
Aberman Lee
Parkman City Hospital
Galvin
Conman
Parkman
Boston
Henry Parkman
City Hospital
CIEY
Lace
Eaid
Tention
Lam
Republicen
Furs FF Uec
Edwin A. Curtis
Coms
Vssion
Barry
Tleman
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