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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1900
Page
3
The text extols the Continental Brewery and King's Bohemian beer praising cleanliness and aroma. It claims the beer is food for body and mind and a tonic improving health and strength. It markets purity as nearly proverbial with the phrase as pure as King's.
Lawmakers push third reading on a measure sanctioning a sale to the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad worth 600 000 as part of a lease moving through amendments and votes. Amid clashes over road efficiency and constitutional debt limits, changes to the state highway commission and related public works gain traction while baseball results from St Louis beat Boston 10 to 3.
A family limited by income seeks affordable outings and discovers electric street cars as a solution. The piece highlights trips to a new state reservation at Nantasket Beach and notes frequent service from Boston with scenic views and cooling sea air.
The Cardinals topple the Red Sox with Willis leaving after the sixth inning. St Louis moves into seventh place as fielders falter and the game slips away. The offense gains pace late but cannot overcome the early deficit.
Boston residents report rapid relief from chronic back ache after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. P. F. Gallupe of Charlestown says pain vanished after starting the remedy, purchased at Knight's pharmacy in Court Street. Sold at 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Dean's.
The lightweight title fight between Frank Erne and Terry McGovern is set for next Monday at Madison Square Garden New York. Erne must stop McGovern before the tenth round to win the decision. both fighters are in peak shape with Erne aiming to reach 198 pounds despite weighing the handicap.
Chicago drew ten hits and used four double plays to limit New York to two runs as Mercer scattered three runs on eleven hits. An error a sacrifice and a single produced New Yorks two scores before a crowd of about 2200. The score remained unresolved.
In Hartford and Springfield area games results include Hartford 2 Providence 9 and Worcester 6. Syracuse 6 Atlantic Toronto 6. Detroit 0 Kansas City and Cleveland 4 Milwaukee 9. Indianapolis 6 Minneapolis 0. Bristol 8 New Haven 4. Meriden 18 Waterbury 4. Norwich 14 Cowich 4.
Springfield announces roster changes as manager Perms lists released players to assist Montread and add depth for the Rochester matchup. Team seeks up front help ahead of key games at Rochesters.
A garbled report notes tennis champions crowned with some players named. a mention of an injury and unclear results. Readable details are limited, but the piece references a match and a competitor list with possible dates and locations.
Boston yachts from the Fast ern Yacht Club compete at Bar Harbor Maine on July 9 as schooners race in the Adlatida class. The class will disband here tomorrow after competition concludes.
An advertisement claims Dr. Liverpool at 360 Tremont Street offers a week of free consultations and cures for numerous diseases. It lists high cure counts across many conditions and asserts free medicines while under treatment, inviting all patients to seek evaluation despite prior medical efforts.
Erne remodels Pine Haven cottage into top training quarters with partners George Salez and Frank Zimpfer. He weighs around 128 pounds and aims to meet McGovern on a hot, fast contest on the 16th, hoping to win the purse. His camp notes heat hinders training and vows to cut to 128 if needed.
Boxing writer exposes sham clubs and careless managers in the city. He details alleged swindles at Newhall Hall and Faneuil Hall Athletic Club, notes overdue payouts, and praises clubs like Roanoke that kept promises. Mentions Kirtland, Outing, City Point, and Mac Partland Hill matches with claimed financial disputes and future remedies.
Cambridge temperance group Unity Temple of Honor 10 protests President Eliot’s refusal to sanction Cuban visitors for a Sunday meeting. Eliot defends his letter saying the Cuban teachers were not invited and cites a misread remark about total abstinence.
Unity Temple of Honor members criticized President Eliot for not complying with a request. James Stewart called the response hurtful and noted moneyed status might have altered it. Mrs. Anderson, also a member, defended the action as unoffensive yet unnecessary and said Cuban views on temperance would have been interesting to hear.
Last night heavy rain forced postponement of electric light racing at Combination Park. A large crowd stayed, enjoyed vaudeville in the grand stand, and dancing in the pavilion. tonight features a free for all race with Orphan Girl, Johnson, Mary M. C. C. Dunbar and Gideon Maid.
An old newspaper ad touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder trouble. It claims broad success in hospitals and private practice and offers a free sample bottle and book by mail to readers who mention the paper.
The Yachting World of London reports preparations for the next America’s Cup challenge are underway as Britain pivots from war. George Watson will likely design the challenger with William Fife Jr. collaborating, aiming to enhance Shamrock’s power and secure a victory.
Brighton Beach card of six over-night events featured limited entries and withdrawals. Heliobas won the fifth race in the stretch by a length and a half after Firearm faded. Albula beat Scurry by a head in the 2 year olds handicap. Malster won the second race easily.
The Hon. Isaac B Allen was arrested yesterday morning by Deputy Sir Silsby on a capias issued by the Suprem Court. He is alleged to be in contempt for refusing to obey an order to redeliver personal property valued at $200 to Christian Moller, a Cambridge furniture dealer. He was taken to jail just before noon. the court fee does not come in until today.
In New York on July 9 both marine and fire insurers in the city chose not to launch a formal inquiry into the Hoboken fire. Marine agents will not raise rates though earlier hints suggested price increases. Efforts will be made to strictly enforce fire regulations.
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