Munyon's Remedies Cited By Several Boston Residents
Miss S F Waugh of Webster Street reports relief from inflammatory rheumatism after using Munyon's Remedy. Mr More of Dartmouth Street claims long standing dyspepsia improved with Munyon's Remedy. G S Smith of Warrenton Street praises cure of kidney trouble through Munyon's Remedies. Isaiah Atkins of Gosington Street West Boston says a rheumatism fever case was cured by Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. FE. Waugh
Webster &St
Munyon
More
Perkshire
Dartmouth St
G. S. Smith
Warrenton St. Fcars
Jane
Yale Harvard Boat Race Plans Announced by Curtis
J W Curtis chairman of Yale Harvard race committee reports New London Board of Trade provides four mile course and harbors for crews. Race on June 29 with freshmen downstream start at 10 am and university race at 4 30 pm. Postponement options and safety rules noted with observation trains and rail links adding to coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. W. Curtis
Harvard
New London Board of Trade
Yale
University
Navy Yard
Tve
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New London
Norwich
New London, Northern Railroad
Flying Fox Wins Derby Amid Tragic Holocauste Rescue
The Derby at London May 31 saw Flying Fox win by two lengths over Damocles with Innocence third. Holocauste broke a fetlock, was shot, and Ted Sloan escaped injury. Lutetia, Yumboe, and Westman also won minor races as track nerves ran high. Sloan recalled guiding Holocauste before the fatal fall and praised the injured horse's gameness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Westminster
Flying Fox
Damocles
Mr. A. J. Miller
Innocence
My Pay
Can- Oa
Holocauste
Ted” Sloan
Ahee
Tottenham Corner
Sloan
Tam
Cannon
Sloates
Flying Sox
Lord William Teresford
Lutetia
Tod Sloan
Locasta
Winnipeg
Jr. Musker
Lady Schomberse
Lord William Beresford
Yumboe
Sir J Scott
Lottie Hampton
Lady Schomberg
Mr. T. Simpson Jay
Westman
Candelaria
Fool” Sloan
Post
Gee
Tottenham
Tom
Indefinite suspensions issued for unsanctioned races
The Racing Board of the Lac Vue suspended numerous riders indefinitely for competing in unsanctioned events while under suspension for fines. Named riders include Tom Cooper Detroit H EK Caldwell Manchester N H Albert Eastman Brooklyn Oscar Hegstrom Brooklyn Henri Fournier Paris Charles Hadfield Newark W E Hicks Jr Brooklyn S Henshaw Waltham Moran Washington WI H McCue New York Al Newhouse Buffalo B W Pierce Newton W F Simms Washington Albert Schock Brooklyn Victor Weinbhack New York. Suspension no longer terminable by payment of fines.
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Chicago
Racing Board of the
Tom Cooper
Detroit
H. EK
Caldwell
Manchester
N. H
Albert Eastman
Brooklyn
N. Y
H. D. Elkes
Glen Falls
Henri Fournier
Paris
Oscar Hegstrom
Charles Hadfield
Newark
N. J
W. EL. Hicks, Jr
CC. S. Henshaw
Waltham
Mass
Moran
Washington
al Newhouse
Buffalo
B. W. Pierce
Newton
W. F. Simms
Washington, D. C
Albert Schock
Victor Weinbhack
New York
Racing Board
James J Murphy Run Over by Tipcart on Columbus Ave
James J Murphy, 38, was struck while alighting an outward-bound car on Columbus avenue near Whittier street. His right leg was injured and he was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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James J. Murphy
Columbus Avenue
Whittier Street
City Hospital
Mary O'Neil Knocked Down by Wagon Collision
Mary O Neil aged 60 living at 30 Blossom street was knocked down by a two horse wagon at the corner of Chambers and Iaton streets. The wheels passed over her left leg causing a fracture. She was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Clifford Smith who drove the wagon was arrested pending examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O'Neil
Blossom Street
Chambers and
Iaton Streets
Massachusetts General Hospital
Clifford
Smith
Plant line La Grande Duchesse to visit Boston in June
The La Grande Duchesse will arrive in Boston Tuesday June 6 with a public reception on the north side of Lewis Wharf Thursday morning June 8. A Thursday afternoon harbor run offers a preview for newspaper people. The ship’s first Halifax voyage is set for Saturday June 14 at 4 pm, continuing through June, with July 1 onward trips extended to Halifax Hawkesbury and Charlottetown. Staterooms are already being reserved into July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lewis Wharf
Halifax
Charlottetown
Hawkesbury
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Lasting Rectal Relief
A new remedy, Pyramid Pile Cure, claims to instantly ease pain and irritation from piles and then rapidly cure the condition without surgery. Marketed by Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall Michigan, the treatment is said to act on nerves and blood vessels, is mineral-poison free, and costs one dollar per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
McDuffee and Taylor Set 25 Mile Motor Pace Race
Eddie McDuffee and Major Taylor signed for a 25 mile motor paced match at Charles River Park on June 17 with wind shield barred and an accident clause. Taylor, training in Philadelphia, and McDuffee, debuting machine overhauls, raced last year on the same track where Taylor was defeated. The prize is $1000 as organizers push a premier midseason program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie McDuffee
Major Taylor
Charles River Park
Ducker
Philadelphia
Taylor
McDuffee
Charles River
Munger
Major Tay
Charles Iver Park
Tom Butler
Westboro
Boston
Cycle racing notes and amateur policy changes
Tommy Cooper will stay active through the week as McFarland aims for a mile record now held at 1 31 4 5 with a Henry Fournier machine. The A R C U tightens amateur membership rules mirroring French policy. Stausman Collett shift to pro class while training for ten mile pace at Collosseum and Fall River track joins the National Cycling Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Cooper
McFarland
Floyd McFarland
Major T
Henry Fournier
Fournier
Ennal
Beecene Hpce
Stausman
Collett
Zingland
Massachusetts L. A. W. Board of Officers
P.O. Sheehan
Trafalgar
Prg McCullough
Sheehan
McCullough
Taubg Blalos
Smiths Rego L Reigating Thorp at Wollaston Golf Club
Wollaston cup match play at Wollaston Golf Club sees F F H Smith set 18 hole course record with 75 while defeating J G Thorp 5 up 4 to play Cracknell advances after 20 holes. Atherton defeats Averill and Curtis to reach final with Cracknell tomorrow in 36 holes.
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Wollaston Golf Club
F. F. H. Smith
Smith
J. G. Thorp
Cracknell
Atherton
Larvard
Averell
Curtis
Smith-Thorp
Thorp
Barclay Tilton
Meeias Pine
Asherton—Curtis
Icc
Hee
CE Ae Siig
Electric car injures man on Shawmut crossing
John Isabecs of 2168 Washington street was struck by an electric car on Shawmut avenue opposite Sterling street last night. He sustained a severe scalp wound and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Isabecs
Washington Street
Shawmut Avenue
Sterling Street
City Hospital
Postum Coffee Replaces Caffeinated Beverage for Health Improvement
Mrs. Knight reports dyspepsia head trouble and heart palpitations eased after replacing coffee with Postum Food Coffee. She describes careful preparation and a dramatic taste change from bitter to rich, dark and creamy with Cream added. She notes improved flesh and health after months of use and no medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elena Nes
Bere
S. Jonnie Knight
Modern Hotel for Women to Rise at Warren and Clarendon
A new eight story hotel for women is planned at Warren Avenue and Clarendon Street. The Modern Hotel promises 250 rooms with modern apartments and a congenial business and professional environment. Shares at $10 each offer ownership and occupancy rights, with construction contracts soon to be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor. Warren Ave
Clarendon St
Post Nine Wor. Outplays Globe In League Opener
The Post team defeated the Globe 18 to 1 in the first newspaper league game on Locust Street grounds. O Connor led batters with a cycle of hits including a home run while McConnell Gallagher and others starred in the field. Two-base hits by Newman and Clark highlighted the offense as Post pitchers held Globe to few chances.
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Post and Globe
Locust Street
Post
Globe
Morris
O'Connor
McConnell
Kelly
Gallagher
Daniels
Tafft
Fitzpatrick
O'Connell
Webb
Fairclough
Harry Burke
Dwinell
Taffft
Feeley
Boston Post
AB. R
la Gallagher
MccConne
Joe Pairwough
Totels Oa
Iss
Pape
Jeaniels
Jonoyoyan
Giobe
Tift
Donovan
Pouble
Fitzpatrick O'Connor
O Connell
Os Morris
Hal
Kishin
Grove
Eelcy
Lamb
Connell
Brown Triumphs Over Cornell in Close Campus Contest
Brown defeats Cornell on Brown University campus in a well played game by a close 3 to 2 margin. Saunders started, allowed two runs by the second, returned in the third, and kept Cornell to one hit through the eighth. Clark Newman and Holman starred for Brown while Young Miller and Johnson stood out for Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Chews
Pete
Cornet
Newman
Clark
Saunders
Miller
Young
Lestuse
Sander Midler
Johnson
House
Weshburn
Lestagne
Bacon
Dougnaty
Brecon
Detimer
Tim Hurst
Providence
Brown
Cornell
Snan
Holman
Manchester Defeats Taunton in Narrow Baseball Clash
In a high scoring second inning escape Manchester edged Taunton 6 to 5. Key plays included bases on balls by Mains and Kennedy and a trio of base hits from Lake Fitzmaurice and Eagle. Stolen bases marked the game, with Manchester leaving 10 runners on base and Taunton nine. Time 2h 10m. Attendance 350.
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ERIE
Sock
Manchester
Pwo
Lake
Fitzmaurice
Eagle
McDougal
Regran
Ulrich
Vought
Long
Hickey
Witzmaurice
Grove
Lotte
Burrill
Longe
Mains
Scott
Kennedy
RieDouens
Pitzmaurice
Russll
Wiley Longe
Medougal
Wild Pittchies
McNeel
Marghiollh J
Brockton Routs Lawrence in May Exhibition Game
Brockton hammered Lawrence 42 to 8 in a May tilt after Osborn and Evers were released earlier. Knox powered two homers and Breckenridge hit a three base shot as Brockton piled up runs and raised batting averages.
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Brockton
Lawrence
Osborn
Smith
Evers
Bypogeon
Osee
Kerins
Tighe
Gauwlev
Knox
Shaw
Everson
Breckenridge
Claney
Shay
Clan Y
Perkins
Quinn
Iverson
Murphy
McCarthy
Gauley
Loyons
Portland Triumphs Over Pawtucket in Rumblin Baseball Showdown
Portland defeated Pawtucket as Flanagan homered and McCafferty yielded early hits. Conroy powered two homers and two doubles for Portland while Spratt Noblett and News added base hits. The game featured key defensive plays including double plays and several stolen bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. L
Flanagan
Portland
McCafferty
Callahan
Pawtucket Cneck
Conroy
Weistecker
News
Spratt
Noblett
Smith
Whiting
Counthan
Sullivan
Weisbecker
Bal
Flannagan
Clark
Ovut
Flnnagan
Noyes
Ferris
McC
Taunton Hall Team Defeated by Manchester Nine
In Manchester New Hampshire on a May afternoon Taunton Hall fell 10 to 7 as Manchester benefits from sixteen hits and costly errors. McNeeland and Mains started on the mound for Manchester Kennedy closed out the game with men on base and no outs to save the day. Marshall took the loss for Taunton after a lively back and forth contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Taunton Hall
McNeeland
Mains
Kennedy
Marshall
Taunton
Exeter Defeats Andover In Dual Track Meet Surprise
Phillips Exeter defeated Phillips Andover 25 6 6 to 6 1 6 in a close dual track meet at Andover. W A Hersey set records in the 120 yard hurdles and tied the pole vault mark with 9 feet 6 inches. J J Hogan won the shot put for Andover but Exeter led most events. The meet featured multiple records and top performances across sprints, hurdles, and field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Phillips Exeter
Phillips Andover
New Hampshire Academy
W. A. Hersey
Exeter
Tis
J. J. Peters
J. G. Fre.poe. A
WA. Sehinek Ps
Po Ene A
George
Holbrook
Z. G. Fry
Nean
B. T
GN. Hersey
Pie A
W. A. Schingk
PB. Avi
Mau
Smtthews
Pio Ay
M. F. Wise
P. EB. Ast
VW. IK
Torrey
P. EB. Ay
G. Medosntth
T. A
Tasker Howard
P. A
J. J. Hogan
P. EB. A
AV AL Hersey
Stuart Blaikie
C. W. Kennedy
Aganand Os Per
Hersey
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Feeney
Charlestown
Thomas F
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North End
Kenney
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Mary Ke O'Sullivan
Tyler Street
Edward Wilson
Crocx
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Posite
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