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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1900
Page
3
A collection of endorsements from Boston and surrounding areas tout Munyon’s Inhaler and various Munyon’s cures. Testimonials claim relief from grip, catarrh, rheumatic fever, chronic bronchitis, nervous debility, indigestion, piles, and kidney troubles after using the remedies.
Mrs M B Tillson of South Hanson praises Munyon's doctors for curing her severe nervous dyspepsia in under a month. Charles Town resident Mr Robert Guild reports Munyon's remedies cured his cough catarrh and neuralgia. The notices urge others to seek the same relief.
Mr C R Buckman of 59 Temple Street Heston cites Munyon's Rheumatism Cure as curing his rheumatism swiftly. The ad touts multiple Munyon remedies for indigestion cold kidney pain headache blood liver heart neuralgia and an inhaler for asthma bronchitis influenza and head nose throat and lungs with prices from 25 to 1.00 and a 57 remedy line.
In Boston Munyon’s Doctors offer free examinations and advice with no charges. The Munyon Electrical Department at Tremont Temple claims the best equipment in the country and promises relief for stiff joints and pains, preventing paralysis.
Fall River beat Lawrence 7 to 1 in a fast polo match at Fall River. Waterbury fell to New Haven 10 to 8. New Britain won its seventh straight, 6 to 0 over Providence. Brockton defeated Salem, Taunton beat Clinton 11 to 8.
The Garden City Golf Club in New York plans an immediate addition equal to the current clubhouse to add a dining room kitchen and more locker space due to crowding on weekends. Mild weather keeps greens soft and fairways show wear from heavy foot traffic as temporary greens are used on the sinks.
Suburban League candle pin action last night saw the Newton team defeat Dorchester two games to one. Burns and Sweeney led Newton while Boyden Parker and Wheeler starred for Dorchester. Roxbury took two of three from Hast Boston at Lenox Casino with a late pin margin. Bradley led all rollers with 38 pins. Gillmore and Cohnhuff shined for Roxbury and Kirk Hodson Gillis starred for Chelsea.
Gordon rowed an astonishing 443 in last night's championship against Fan euil at Carruth alley as Sumner and Coughlin backed him. Federal won two of three games while Crandon Winston and Gerrish starred for younger players in the opening inning. Winson stood second with 569 pins.
At Murray and Irwin's yesterday Roxbury faced Murray and Irwin's in a matinee bowling bout. The Highland brigade claimed two games to one on strong showings by Dennison Roberts and McQuade. Dennison led scorers with thirty seven points. Kirby Wheeler and Paige led the defeated side. The score details follow.
Ten leading candle pin crack players competed at St James alleys Boston last night. Byrnes captured first prize with a 254 score, Keily claimed second with a high place, and Fahey took third with 25 percent pins. Other scores followed: Byrnes 264 Kelly 251 Fahey 250 Smith 247 Collins 247 MacClasen 242 Coyne 240 Martin 224 Callahan 223 Jouve 7.
G Blaigott of Somerville seeks to hear George Brown regarding an oAb consent for a jumper engagement. The notice indicates a pending arrangement and requests confirmation or contact.
It is said that J Platz Betz the mile record holder in England and a noted middle distance rider will arrive in Boston March 1. He will bring his own motors. Zimmerman Hikes Ross Banker Tam Massali Meyers and Victor Breyer will sail for Paris Jan 3.
John Y Smith of this city, holder of the world record 21512 pounds for one handed dumbbell lifts, trains to lift 260 pounds with his right hand by March 1. He now lifts 248 pounds right and 205 left, while Sandown’s record stands at 250 right and 180 left. Smith, 28, recovering from a serious accident near Union Station where a locomotive grazed him, has lived a globe trotting life from a maritime family born on an Austrian ship in China.
Arch bishop Williams announces three parish changes due to the death of Rev Lawrence Morris. St Marys Brookline gains reform to be led by Rev Michael T McManus with Rev John J Gilday moving to South Lawrence. James Gilday moves to North Andover.
Harvard picks relay squads from Holmes Field trials to race Georgetown and Columbia in Mechanics Hall Boston. A freshman team may run if a competitor is found. four of six runners will be chosen for Georgetown and Columbia matches.
Akron giant Gus Ruhlin defeated Fred Mapps of Albany in two minutes ten seconds at the Manhattan Athletic Club. Mapps, described as six feet five inches and 215 pounds, showed a poor exhibition and was pummeled throughout the bout.
President Soden and officials are rumored to meet in New York to discuss reducing NL cities to eight before February. Ned Hanlon doubts the plan but prepares to move his clubs south for practice as Baltimore may join next season. Cleveland and Louisville faces uncertainty while colonels shift loyalties amid promotion talks.
At a special board meeting in New York on January 23 A G Spalding stepped down and was replaced by R Lindsay Coleman The new chairman will be Colonel Albert A Pope The board reportedly disagreed over policy and Spaldings retirement ends his tenure under conditions not to his liking with friends.
The column details efforts to taint George Considine as McCoy’s manager, notes public sentiment on a Jeffries versus Corbett bout, and records boxing chatter from New York to Hartford. It mentions clashes between Martin Flaherty and Cal Hawkins, and updates on fighters like Billy Smith, McConnell, and Byers.
Peter Latham and Eustace Miles defeated Tom Pettit and George Standing in a seven game racquets exhibition at the Philadelphia Racquet Club. Standings and incidents include Miles’s side wall returns and a 15 2 score in the opening game, plus notes on related athletic moves and future engagements.
Members of the Bunker Hall Yacht Club will elect officers before an entertainment program this evening. The club, recently organized, plans to announce leadership for the upcoming season.
Twelve runners tested at Helms Wield Cambridge to select Boston College four regulars for the relay against Holy Cross next Saturday night. Captain Joseph A. Reilly Edward S. Hines Charles J. Kiley and William T. Carty named as starters with Thomas Matley and William Curry as substitutes. Despite a strong head wind the trials yielded a remarkably good time and the captain praised the squad’s readiness for the Mechanics Hall event.
A testimonial event will be held tomorrow night at Armory Hall for Michael J. Carey a popular Roxbury athlete and former Putnam Baseball Club manager and player. Friends arrange the benefit due to an old injury with concert dancing and variety entertainment and expect an overflow crowd.
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