Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Endorsed by Clergy in 1904
A Cheyenne letter and subsequent testimonials endorse Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a life saving medicine for throat and lung ailments. Clergymen Rev W N Dunham D D Rev A McLeod D D and Rev M N Houghton D D describe relief from dyspepsia nervous prostration and chronic illness after using the product. The notice warns against imitations and urges buying only the genuine Duffy's in sealed bottles from druggists or direct from the company.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Duffy
W. N. Dunham
McLeod
Land of the Living
Rev
A. McLeod
D. D
Greenleaf, Mich
M. N. Houghton
D. D. Bradford, Pa
Duffy’s
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Plans to stage Fitzsimmons O'Brien finishing fight in Panama
Promoter Clark Ball bids $25,000 for a finish bout between Bob Fitzsimmons and Jack O'Brien to be held in Panama with immunity from authorities. Ball, famed for promoting the Fitzsimmons Jeffries link, also recalls prior boxing plots and rivalries while outlining a bold but likely improbable scheme. The article surveys Ball’s past schemes and current boxing cards featuring Goodwin Love Powers Burke Sullivan and other Boston area fighters with regional matchups and 15 round bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Ball
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack O’brien
Panama
Ball
Jim Jeffries
Butte
Man
Jack Munroe
Jeffries
Jack
Munroe
United States
Fitz-Jeffries
Peter Maher
Philadelphia
Hens
Boston
al Limerick
Kid McCoy
Tom Sharkey
Frisco
Sharkey
Placke
Foxy Fitz
O’brien
Boxing fans choose tonight two top Boston bouts
Boxing fans in Boston face two first class 15 round bouts tonight. Douglas A C of Chelsea meets Kid Goodman of Boston and Artie Simms of Akron in the main event while Honey Mellody of Charlestown faces Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence in another strong card. Special cars will carry Mellody supporters from Charlestown to the Lawrence venue, departing 6 45 p m and returning by midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodman
Goodwin
Tommy Love
Philadelphia
Apollo A
Salem
Love
Boston
Tommy Murphy
New York
Frankie Nell
Hughey McGovern
McGovern
Quaker City
Johnny Powers
South Boston
Young Duffy
East Boston
Gloucester A. C
Jimmy Burke
Lawrence
John A. Sullivan
Magnolia
Billy Sullivan
Cambridge
Johnny Lynch
Ralph Kelley
Kid Carter
Chelsea
Columbia A. C
Leominster
Blink McCloskey
Belfield Walcott
MceCloskey
Walcott
Chester Goodwin
Matty Baldwin
Billy Griffin
Young Kid Carter
Tom Wilson
W. Goville
Douglas A. C
Kid Goodman
Artie Simms
Akron
Simmy
Kid
West
Harva
Yale
Mass
Honey Mellody
Charlestown
Tommy Sullivan
West End
Bunker Hill
Chelsea Streets
St. Louis
Siever
Pat Hynes
Chicago
Wiemer
Noodles Hahn
Cincinnati
Flaherty
Pittsburg
Wiltze
Mike O’neill
Lush
Delmont Beats Kid Paul In Five-Round Bout
Albert Delmont of Medford defeats Kid Paul of Fall River in the fifth round of a 10 round bout at Brockton's Young Men's Social and Athletic Club. Paul protests when referee declares Delmont winner as the fight ends midway.
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Brockton
Albert Delmont
Medford
Kid” Paul
Fall River
Young Men’s Social and Athletic Club
Paul
B A A Breaks Gilt Edge Record in Bowling Night
The B A A five on home alleys set a league mark with 2819 total, topping last week’s record by 92. Grover led with 635 across three strings including 205, 222, 208. James added 631 while Rankin faltered in third string. Charlestown swept Dudley as Newtowne led, tying B A A.
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Arlington B. C
Grover
Simson
Dudley
James
Rankin
Newtowne
Charlestown
Commercial
Ainsworth
Nankin
Leyland Triumphs in Sudbury Steamship League Match
Leyland defeated White Star two games to one in a tight Sudbury alleys set, with the first game decided by a pin. Leyland won both rolloffs as Philps of White Star posted a league high 277, a new record. Final totals show Leyland 1208 and White Star 1207.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Leyland
White Star
Philps
Taylor Weighs Batting Over Fielding For 1905 Pennant
Taylor and Carl Green plan team strength around batting to win the American League pennant with emphasis on Myron Grimshaw Lachance and Freeman in the mix. The piece notes left handed pitching depth in both leagues and hints at an upcoming manager announcement next Wednesday by President Soden.
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Ban Johnson
John S. Taylor
Carl Green
Taylor
Myron Grimshaw
Lachance
Grimshaw
Burkett
Selbach
Freeman
Stahl
Green
Collins
Young
Dineen
Tannehill
Gibson
Hughes
Boston
America
Chicago
Altrock
Dr. White
Plank
Rube Waddell
Athletics
Washington
Case Patten
New York
Puttmann
Cleveland
Hess
Detroit
Mr. Killian
Soden
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Fitz-O'Brien
McCoy
Ormond Beach
E. R. Thomas
H. P. Mercedes
Delmont
Kid Paul
Faulkner Ee
Simpson
Arlington Boat Club
Crocker
Chapman Eererevses
Thatcher
A. A
Durgin
Brooks Seeee
Putter Ee
Allen Eer
Promenade
Maryland
James Hennessy
Normandin
J. & F. Martell
Ginter
Ginter Grocery CO
Washington St
Canal Street
Summer Street
Elm
Union St
Geneva
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