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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1902

Page

5

Peruna praised by patients as women’s remedy

Letters from multiple women describe relief from female troubles and catarrh after using Peruna Medicine Co. products. Testimonials include Mrs. Jennie Rose from Battle Town Ky and Mrs. Verona Roach in North Dakota praising pain relief, weight gain, and renewed health.

Ellen Thompson Battle Town James Blrighmey Grape, Mich James Fightney John Meyers Erhart Verona FE. Roach United States Roach North Dakota Verona E. Roach Larimore N. D Hartman Dr. Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

Readville July 4 Harness Races See One Favorite Win

Readville presented seven crack races with eight thousand fans watching. Laconda won the 2:14 pace as the sole favorite. several favorites failed, and a serious crash befell driver Kane in the 2:24 heat, with his horse Heloise and Deacon contesting the stretch. Deacon later won the 2:24 pace and Melrose suffered a fall in the 2:16 trot while Prince Lavalord won the 2:14 pace final.

Readville Laconda Kane Heloise Deacon W. L. James Baltimore Promise May P. Leyburn Lawson James Leyburn Gold Burr Melrose Riley Ruth M Pug Miss Whitney Blanchard Glory Lhavalord Shavalord Voto Ino Colonel Wilkes Millard Sanders Colonel General Johnson General Meadow Bel Ben Walker Johnson Mr. Walker Boca Stranger Tames Mary P. Leyburn Marsh Rowellan Bh. G Burlington Boy Ch. G BOSE O'S Ewes Re. G Stammel-Strathkana Strathmore Essecoese Rebe Dik Gunton Cseeercests Wer Clie Lee Ciign Orien Aida Cesse Sultana G. G Deenwood White Cloud Merri Held O. Gadik Es Sveseneadeses Ruth SE Wilber Hylie Bird B. G Knapp Cosees Marion Wilks B. m M. Demarest Br. H Allerton-Kathrina al- Pubs Carl Wilks McDonald Phoreiwoou Locotibec Peocol Eeitawevesees Bir COMBE Vdhake Minnie B Sayles Burnham Lavalord-Young Strideaway Volo McClary Miss Duke Carpenter Titer Jessie S Br. m Hal Bradex-Lotrie Ay Joe McDonaldy. O Sises Onsen Br. G Mc Dowell Mw. Bowser Millard Saunders Bessie H Timberlake Cahill Wratt Payne Miss McDonald Thompson Ae Caeak

Giant Living Flag Formed by 300 Girls in Somerville

Somerville held Independence Day events at Centraill with a giant living flag formed by 300 girls in red white and blue using moving rows on a grand stand. The day featured a prize drill by the Boys' Brigade, a Star Spangled Banner singalong, prayers, and speeches by Mayor Edward Glines Congressman Samuel W. McCall and Charles J. Noyes.

Centraill Br Rks Merville Theton Cadet Band Herb Whitten Geo. Canfield William H. Oakes Francis Meredith, Jr A. B. Clark Heavy Artillery Henry Hadley Somerville Orville Coates East Somerville Baptist Church Charles E. Pritchard Somerville Fourth Edward Glines Glines Samuel W. McCall Winchester Congress McCall Charles J. Noyes Massachusetts House of Representatives Noyes Pacific Boys’ Brigade Lincoln Park Everett

Somerville Wins With 194 Feet 812 Inches Show

A crowd of about 50 percent witnessed the payout as Somerville secured victory with a length of 194 feet 812 inches. Judges presiding were Henry S. Pike of the Charles Town Veteran Firemen's Volunteer Association and W P Cherrington of the Boston Veteran Firemen.

Somerville Henry S. Pike Charlestown Veteran Firemen's Volunteer Association W. P. Cherrington Boston Veteran Firemen

Balloon ascent ends in violence at Somerville field

Professor F L Stoddard the balloonist was attacked by a gang near Magoun square Somerville after his ascent at the Broadway athletic field. The crowd watched as he landed then faced a demand for $10 to retrieve the balloon, was struck, and sustained head bruises as the balloon was cut. Police know the facts and arrests are expected.

F. L. Stoddard Magoun Square Somerville Fourth of Jay Association Broadway

Body found in Dorchester Bay near Curtis Wharf

The body of 40 year old William Giligan was found floating in Dorchester Bay near Freeport Street Curtis Wharf at 4 30 yesterday morning. He lived at 2 Sullivan Place.

Dorchester Bay Curtis Wharf Freeport Street William Giligan Sullivan Place

Dorchester Twins Past South Boston In Twin 7 4 Wins

Dorchester defeated South Boston 7-4 in both morning and afternoon games at Locust Street grounds and Nightingale Field. Attendance 1,200 in the morning and 400 in the afternoon saw Dorchester surge late to seal the twin wins with key plays by Hathaway Miles Dresser and Conroy.

South Boston Dorchester Locust Street Grounds Nightingale Field Dresser Curran Dorchesters Pete Ross McGovern Battery Hathaway Houghton Pieper Ryan Miles Meagher Dolan Conroy Flaherty Bourne Hendrie Shannon A Meagher Eweced O Borel South Gaston Pete and Welsh Boston Gibbons Govern Donovan Wallace Flipherty Orched Mc Bayern Burleigh

Arson arrests after two Loyn fires on July Fourth

In Lynn on July 4 two arson suspects were seized. Charles Knowles was found hidden in a carryall after a carriage shed fire on Buffalo Street and William Curry was captured outside a Chinese laundry on North Franklin Street where a blaze occurred. Total losses estimated at about 6500 dollars.

Lynn Buffalo Street Charles Knowles North Franklin Street William Curry

Three Burned in $25 Fire at Clothier Store

Three young men were severely burned while attempting to extinguish a fire in Annie Goldberg's second-hand clothing shop at 212 Pleasant Street. The cause is unknown and firemen saved the building with a loss of $25. Injured: William O. Brown of Washington Street, Irwin Booth of Fayette Street, and David Rosentshal of Eliot Street. All were treated at City Hospital and sent home.

Annie Goldberg Pleasant Street William O. Brown Washington Street Irwin Booth Fayette Street David Rosentthal Eliot Street City Hospital

Portland Day Trip By Steamers From Boston

A brief travel notice describes round trip steamship service from Commercial wharf to Portland. Departures are 8 15 a m on Monday Wednesday and Friday with return trips the next day at 7 am or 7 pm. The voyage offers two ocean days and Portland stopping time with meals and lodging.

Portland Commercial Wharf Boston

New England to Minneapolis Tickets on Sale For July Dates

One way fare for round trip from New England to Minneapolis or St. Paul is two dollars more than the standard. Return travel on sale July dth fifth and sixth. All routes through Chicago with Northwestern Limited Trains. Tickets and information at Chicago and Northwestern Railway office 868 Washington Street Boston.

New England Minneapolis St. Paul Minn Chicago Northwestern Chicago & Northwestern Railway Washington Street Boston

Paine's Celery Compound Promoted for Hot Weather Health

An advertising feature extols Paine's Celery Compound as essential for blood purification and nerve nourishment during heat. It cites a testimonial from Hon. J. McCarthy praising the product after four bottles, claiming complete recovery from nervousness appetite loss and insomnia and daily wellbeing since.

Paine

King Edward Improves After Operation Says Bulletin

London July 4 The Buckingham Palace bulletins report the King had a good night slept better since the operation and the wound caused less trouble He can move in bed with ease and his appetite has improved A later bulletin says the King had a quiet day his constitutional condition is satisfactory and the wound shows more active signs of repair Both notices signed Treves Laking Barlow and issued from Buckingham Palace

London Edward Buckingham Palace Treves Laking Barlow

Homebuyers urged to own on Broadway Terrace Boston

The Eastern Realty and Development Co. promotes building lots on Broadway Terrace Revere corner Broadway and Revere streets offering easy payments from 5 to 12 cents a foot. Broadway Terrace sits on high land 23 minutes from Boston with electrics nearby and over $100,000 in homes already built. Centered on turning renters into homeowners the firm states buyers must be of good character and invites visits from representatives daily.

Eastern Realty and Development Co Broadway Terrace

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Peruna Mrs. Rose New York City Peruna Medicine.Co Centlemen Bright Jennie Rose Ida Baker Portsmouth Perunes Alice Scott Franklin, Ky W. Twenty-Second Street Golden Jimmie Quarterstake Andy McDowell McDowell Hetty G Ando Prince Lavalard Roughs Aeronaut Professor Stoddard Minneapolis and ST. Paul A. D. Coleman Iours Gooleman Dental Washington St G W. Grove
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