A boon for women Peruna testimonials from Rev Millie Wilson and Amanda Schumacher
Rev Millie Wilson superintendent of 6 Jal Prison and Almshouse in Washington writes that Peruna cured her winter cold and lung troubles quickly. Amanda Schumacher, head of Columbia City Public Schools grammar, says Peruna restored her strength and youth after backache and fatigue. Free book Health and Beauty available from The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus Ohio.
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Millie Wilson
Jal
Wash
United States
Prince of
Reme
Amanda Schumacher
Grammar Department
Public Schools
Columbia City
Dr. Hartman
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus, Ohio
Harvard Varsity Crew Improves in Afternoon Rowing Session
The Harvard crew tested a new shell in the afternoon, tying seats and allowing final alterations. The first eight showed stronger slides and steadier strokes, finishing with a stronger run. The second eight split into two fours, with plans to reduce to one four Friday and a likely lineup including Bancroft at stroke and Evans, Lawrence, and Henderson supporting.
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Agate
Harvard ‘Varsity
Guy Bancroft
Lawrence
Evans
Pitegerald
Hile Bullard
G. Bancroft
Goodell
Shuebruk
M. Connell
Henderson
Bow
Emory
Boston Athletic Association Field Day At Riverside Grounds
The B A A field day will be held at Riverside grounds on June 9. Exhibitions include tennis doubles with M D Whitman L E Ware Dwight F Daavis and Holcomb Ward. Events feature canoe races fencing swimming baseball and tennis plus an evening band. Sig Piacentini to present at Italian school fairs. A French duelling rule duel and plume cutting on dresses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Association
Riverside Grounds
M. D. Whitman
L. E. Ware
Dwight F. Daavis
Holcomb Ward
Sig Piacenti
International Chess Mas k tournament games report
Two games were played today in the International Chess Mask tournament. The adjourned Lasker game and the Marshall drawn game produced draws with each side earning a half point. Lasker and Tschigorin are noted among the players in this event.
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Lasker
Marshall
Tschigorin
Boers Ralling In Lydenburg Continues on Page 1
Report from Lydenburg notes Boer forces building near the town and aiding the Portuguese if border disturbances flare. Public sentiment grows for immediate knighthood honors for Lord Roberts rather than waiting for his return to England.
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Transvaal
Lord Roberts
England
Boer envoys thank Boston relief workers in grateful letter
The letter from Boer envoys, sent via Richard Heard, secretary of the Boston division of the National Boer Relief Fund, expresses deep thanks for the help and sympathetic presentation in Boston. It credits Heard and local friends with enlisting strong support and aiding the relief effort during difficult days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Heard
Boston
National Boer Relief Fund Asso
Mr. Heard
Rae
Galdwall and the Midget Race at Waltham Explodes
The eight mile duel between Jimmy Michael the Midget and Harry Caldwell at Waltham drew crowds and trainer chatter as Michael, though only 5 feet 2 inches and 100 pounds, rivaled Caldwell’s 6 foot 3 inch frame. Michael led, then pressed hard, finishing with a brisk 1:48 final mile and earning renewed support from riders who witnessed his comeback race after a long layoff. Caldwell, who paced Michael in 1898, now seeks a rematch for prize money.
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Jimmy Michael
Harry Caldwell
Waltham
Caldwell
Michael
Mitchael
Crooks
Sherer
Kent
Ruel
Jimmy
Automobile Blaze at Newton Road Race
A spirited car race along Commonwealth avenue Newton began near Chestnut Hill and ran to Norumbega Park and back about thirteen miles. Five students started Charles Boyden won in twenty two minutes fifteen seconds, Mr. Boal finished second, Gilchrist third, Warwick Greene flagged by late problems with a burning dash and Borland stalled early.
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Newton
Commonwealth Avenue
Chestnut Hill
Norimbega
Park and Return
Charles Boyden
Mr. Gilchrist
Ayer Bowl
Berland
Warwick Greene
Boyden
Mr. Boal
Gilchrist
Greene
Bicycle Notes Highlight Early 1900s American Track Rivalries
Albert Champion challenges Jimmy Michael to an hour contest with Michael replying on even terms. Johnnie Nelson, 100 km amateur champion, trains at Waltham with Henshaw pace followers. Burns Pierce races Michael June 18 at Charles River Park after a Fall River build up. Porter and Pierce show potential while Everett Ryan briefly outpaced in a training pursuit. Dave Shafer plans to back Tom Butler to challenge Michael in Chicago.
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Albert Champion
Jimmy Michael
Michael
Johnnie Nelson
Waltham
Henshaw
Nelson
Charlie Porter
Detroit
Asiess Burns Pierce
Fall River
Porter
Burns
Pierce
Michae
Charles River Park
Little Ellow
Everett Ryan
Dave Shafer
Eame
Press
Chicago
Dave
Hafer
Tom Butler
Dinner to J A Campbell at Youngs Banquet
Chief clerk of the steamship J A Campbell was guest of honor at a banquet at Youngs. The event honored his birthday with about fifty attendees. Speakers included Charles I, E J Flynn, D Yerxa, Thomas F Etrange, and others. The toastmaster was Mr. Taff.
Holy Cross Defeats Harvard in ninth inning rally
Harvard out pitched Holy Cross for eight innings but a single by Kenney and fielding errors by Kendall and Clarke produced the decisive run in the ninth. Loughlin doubled for Harvard's two runs while Wendell added a single. Stillman relieved in center, then pitched in, but Kendall struggled at bat. Fox and Coolidge starred at short.
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Worcester
Harvard
Holy Cross
Kenney
Kendall
Clarke
Loughlin
Wendell
Stillman
Fox
Coolidge
Holy Crobs
AB. _ PO
A. B. Connor
R. Aes
Ewer
Kendwil
Devens
Pap
Aeeene Patens
Eseer
Flory Grogs
Connor
Ughlin
Fincke
Charles Fnyder
Dartmouth Celebrates Brown Victory with Massive Bonfire
After Dartmouth defeated Brown the students, about 600 undergraduates in nightgowns led by the college band, marched five miles to White River Junction. They encircled a circus, took seats, drowned out the band, and staged portions of the show without paying. The finale ended with the students returning to Hanover amid no trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owever
Hanover
Dartmouth Pirates Brown in Six to Three Victory at Providence
Brown was outplayed by Dartmouth as the Green won 6 to 3 in Providence. Two singles, a two‑bagger, a three‑bagger, and three errors produced five Dartmouth runs in the fifth inning. Brown rallied in the final innings but could not tie. Varney pitched well, Washburn steady aside from the fifth. Brown failed to match Yale, Tu rvard, and Princeton in fighting spirit.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
Dartmouth
Detmers
Williams College Beats Union College In Strenuous Tilt
Williams posted a 10 to 4 win over Union College in a June game. Williams had four runs in the first and a six run surge later while Union managed three early runs and one more late. Pitchers Plunkett and Turek worked for Williams with Ranger, Whitbeck and Griswold behind the plate and Langer in relief for Union.
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Williamstown
Williams
Union College Throrough
Neith Ub
Williams Peeteserter
Union
Fy Union
Plunkett
Turek
Ranger
Whitbeck and
Griswold
Langer
Wesleyan trounces Amherst in tri-collegiate series
Wesleyan defeated Amherst 10 to 2 to win another game in the tri-collegiate championship series played in Middletown Connecticut. Wes leyan led the offense with a dominant performance as Amherst struggled to respond.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Amherst
Bates Defeated Bowdoin 10 to 0 in Maine Showcase
Bates crossed sticks with Bowdoin on Garcelon Field this afternoon but suffered an easy 10 to 0 defeat. Attendee coverage notes field play and local rivalry as the game concluded with Bates failing to score.
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Lewiston
Bates
Bowdoin
Garcelon Field
Norwich Defeats Vermont Academy In Easy Baseball Win
Norwich blanked Vermont Academy 8 to 0 in a one afternoon baseball game played in Northfield Vermont. The outcome reflected a dominant pitching effort and decisive offense as Norwich controlled the action throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Vermont Academy
Northfield
Vermont
Rice
Frescont High Grade Kalsemine For Painters and Decorators
Frescont is guaranteed as the best high grade kalsemine for painters and decorators. Sold in white and eight tints, ready to mix in cold, hot, or warm water for convenience and versatility.
Fres Coat Paints Brighten Interiors for Homes and Factories
Frescoat Beautifies ceilings and side walls of houses schools and churches. It brightens interiors of factories and workrooms. Sold to painters and decorators in lots at reasonable prices. The white can be colored as desired. Manufactured by COMPANY in a named district.
Finan Summoned In Police Bribery Inquiry
Boston police corruption probe tightens as Peter Finan, a noted Boston sports figure tied to the policy game, is interviewed by Superintendent Eldridge with Chief Watts present. The session at Pemberton square was private and secrecy prevailed as inspectors prepare further interviews across the coming week. No officers are expected to be charged based on current statements, though developments are anticipated.
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Can
Tung Chow
China
Pekin
Elwood G. Tewksbury
J. G. Tewks
Elwood Tewksbury
Buty
Somerville
Tewksbury
Sheffield
North China College
Mr. Tewksbury
Watts
Peter Finan
Boston
Eldridge
Pemberton Square
Finan
Coon on Centre Prep Game Note and Matches
On Monday afternoon the first team at Coon on Centre will play Allston and Marit. The Brae Bix and Sheerton squads also feature in the day’s lineup as the season opens with local matchups and small-town rivalries.
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Mies
Mr. Churchill
Mra. Clark
M. Noble
H. Bailey
Fe Iuarey
J. Beront
Mie Ender
BH. Sidans
Coon
Allston Marit
Ccond Santa Fn
A Sheerton
Barred from the Mails and Other Postal Censures
A June report from Washington notes changes under the Postmaster General barring certain items from the mails. The decision cites copper-based opression and references the phrases The Cred of ria and other coded terms. The move touches international concerns and postal policy.
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Washington
Genereal
Ria
France
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Ren
Croker
London
Lingfield Park Ring Meeting
I. Brassey
Vy.e
Richard Croker
Thean II
J. Reiff
W. Bootsm
Duke
Stamina
Wuisxies Bertias Bolda
Desiers
Germany
G. O. Taylor
G.O. Iylor
Sine
Boers Ralling
Lydenburg
Roberts
Lord Roberts Teleenegben
War Office
Pretoria
Grenadier Guards
Laing’s Nek
Lorenzo Marques
Buller
Christian Botha
Utrecht
Maseru
Basutoland
Brabant
Ficksburg
Bethlehem
Imperial Yeomanry
Lindley
Earl of
Duke OF Norfolk
Duke of Norfol
Secon
Royal Sussex Yeomanry
South Africa
Salisbury
Lord Salisbury
Halifax
North Sydney
Steves
Eliot St
Galdwall
St Newton
Bicycle Notes
J. A. Campbell
Grimson
Oe Company, A, Sarr Tera Dnt Eet Ra
Land of the Lemon
Eifel Tower
Messina
Eiffel Tower
G. Foster Clark
Dept
Jay Street
New York
Bay State
Newton Centre Golf Club
Misa Friend
Bip
AD M’killop
John L. McKillop
East Boston
Lower
Lyceum Hall
J. Y . Donevan Prema
William G. Ker
TUFTS
Tufts College
Goddard Chapel
Fitchburg
Co. M. Burt
Hood
C. E. Davis & Co
Puccriation Opticians
Park Square
WHITE
Washington St
R. H.” White Co
Highteen
U. S
Roxbury
J. Edward Wilson
Fremony Row
Metropolitan Manufacturing Co
Franklin St
Elwood
Charlestown
Thomas
William
Anon Elwood
Ary Gorman
Decatur Street
Hmasa
Catherine's Caurch
Wentworth
George
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