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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1907
Page
4
Harvard center Amberg, 6 3, last year on the all America team, is the pivot of the Crimson offense and defense. He can reach over opponents and plays a steady, clever game. His performance is seen as pivotal for the Yale clash next Friday.
Dr. Parks of Boston says Fred Marriott’s condition is improving and he may return home in a few weeks. His wife and mother arrived tonight to share the relief. L. H. Perlman set a new Welch car record covering 115 miles from here to Jacksonville in five hours forty minutes.
Jimmy Moran and Hugh MacLean top world class riders in this region held a strenuous training day. They plan a special heat race at Park Square Skating Rink next Friday night and will continue daily hour long sessions with both road work and flat-floor racing to ensure peak form.
Barney Dreyfuss outlines the Pittsburg team squad with Nealon at first Abbaticchio at second Wagner at short Storke at third and Clymer Hallman Leach in the outfield Storke a Harvard law student showed promise last year and may move back if needed Leach would take third base and John Anderson from Washington could join left field Fred Clarke 예상 will manage from the bench.
The piece explains anaemia as weak watery blood and lists symptoms such as paleness, breathlessness, and palpitations. A Plainfield man cites recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills, claiming benefits for various ailments and nervous conditions, with purchase details: 50 cents a box, six for $2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, NY.
A sensational ad from East St. Louis Illinois solicits $10 with a vague promise of $50 or more in 10 to 15 days and a $100 reward for truthful criticism in any publication. It urges readers to spread the word, offers a free folder, and hints at blackmail accusations against critics.
Boston Latin School undefeated in the Boston Interscholastic Basketball League meets East Boston High at East Boston gymnasium. The leaders of the X and Y divisions clash with implied standings impact. notes on upcoming games include English High vs Charlestown High and Brighton High rescheduled to Thursday.
Frank Selee, ex-Chicago Cubs manager, hails Nick Altrock as among the hardest pitchers to beat. He notes Altrock's near perfect control and hawk like pick off move that stifles base runners and disrupts hit and run plays. Selee adds pitchers must shorten throws to hold runners closer.
The Class C amateur balkline billiard tournament starts at Hub Billiard Palace with 11 contestants. La Barre of the 999th A A faces Burnham, joined by Batchelder Crompton Campbell Klucken Maynard Oman Paige Sears and Smith, with Albert G Cutler expected to meet Ora Morningstar at 18 inch balkline two shots in.
Listings show Roxbury Juniors offering away games with 100-pound teams and contact J McKenna at 108 Cabot Street. St Stephen's A A requests away games with reasonable guarantees via J F Trefry 30 Kilby Street Boston. Faulkner A C seeks away games. Malcomson at 100 Chauncy Street coordinates.
Three Sunday fires on Harvard street damage Shirley School rooms and destroy books. Pupils from burned sections will use regular school books as half sessions begin. An explosion in the Dummer Academy hot water heater injures two Boston women and the academy’s principal RuthER.
Fire destroyed the Pauline Street Grammar School in Winthrop. Volunteer Fireman Daniel J. Buckley was rescued by Driver John H. McCarthy despite a dislocated shoulder. Assistant Chief James Larkin and William Malone Jr. were injured. Estimated loss is 40 000 dollars, with 480 students affected.
A dormitory at Dummer Academy South Byfield known as the Commons was heavily damaged by a hot water heater explosion and ensuing fire. Matron Miss Clara A. Dawson and Miss Martha Anderson were severely injured, both losing a leg below the knee. The blast shattered windows, caused panic among about 400 students, and prompted rapid medical response from Newburyport physicians.
Swift and Chittick fought through smoke to reach balconies but could not see ends and fell. Chittick cried for hose, vanished on a pile of metal, found later. Chittick suffered a compound fracture of the left arm. Swift sustained head and spinal injuries with possible permanent paralysis. Driver McDonald was injured but not seriously.
The Onondaga steamship again wrecked on Orleans Beach after surf tore apart lines and forced the vessel back onto the strand. Wreckers fear strain may doom the ship. high tides may enable another attempt to haul her to Boston with four tugs standing by.
The Columbia county courthouse in Hudson New York was burned today causing about 200000 in damage. The three story white marble building erected in 1900 housed county offices and the office of Justice.
A blaze at O. B. Symonds & Sons box factory in Reading, caused by tramps, destroyed the three story plant and lumber valued at about 50000 dollars. About 100 workers, insurance partial, and the factory will be rebuilt. books in the safe were likely lost.
Dedham Jan 27 At the annual meeting of the Quincy Homestead Association officers were elected and local improvements discussed. President William Delmuth was re elected and the new officers include Vice presidents Max Henning and Charles H Winshman treasurer Carl L Marks ward secretary Richard Weshroth and an executive committee of Charles Kussman George W Stensler and Adolph Schub
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