Peruna Tonic Praised by Medford Woman in Ad Copy
A Medford Wisconsin reader extols Peruna as a c ata rral tonic and nerve restorer. She claims it builds nerves, boosts circulation, aids sleep and appetite, and prevents colds, urging weary women to use it for renewed vitality. The ad touts Health and Beauty by Dr Hartman and a free book offer from The Ferma Medicine Company.
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Mary Goerbing
Medford
Wis
Hartman
Ferma Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
South Africa campaign notes and 1900 convention wrap
Dispatch recounts military movements near the Waal and Rhenoster River with units under Methuen Kitchener and Me thuen as they gain ground and secure camps. It also covers a Boston convention’s election of officers and a post convention itinerary including a moonlight sea trip and banquet.
Fortescue Aide Recalled From Canada in Pretoria Action
Major Fortescue, son of the third Earl of Fortescue, is reported among the killed near Pretoria in Lord Roberts's message. He left Halifax Christmas to rejoin his regiment after serving as assistant military secretary and aide-de-camp to Lieutenant General Lord William Seymour in Canada.
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Halifax
Fortescue
Lord Roberts
Botha
Pretoria
Kfax
Lord William Seymour
Canada
Hhis Regiment
Earl of Fortescue
Freight Agents Gather for National Convention Dine
The National Association of Local Freight Associations closed its sixteenth annual convention in Buffalo yesterday afternoon after a morning focused on reading and discussion of important papers. A prominent representative led the morning session and an afternoon program began at two with four papers presented. The Dayton committee and others from New York were noted in the event.
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National Association of Loca Freight Associations
Brunswick
Mosten
Dayton
UMDAS
Mora
Colwai’ Uftalo
H. Peters
Non Oungstown
Hub Punch praised for convivial gatherings since 1879
An advertisement extols Hub Punch as a crowd pleasing drink. It notes its rising popularity, suggests serving with lemonade pineapple and strawberries, and promotes licensed dealers guaranteeing its purity. It references celebrations tied to historic dates and implies a double yearly tradition of enjoying the beverage.
Dewey Returns Home to Washington from Michigan Trip
Admiral Dewey and Mrs. Dewey arrive in Washington after a uneventful journey from Michigan. Mrs. Dewey has largely recovered from a minor tonsil ailment suffered out West. The couple drove straight to their residence.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Michigan
Through Passenger Service Expanded by Fitchburg Routes
The latest through passenger service by Fitchburg railroads connects Boston with Buffalo Cleveland Chicago and St Louis via West Shore Erie D H and Wabash routes. New schedules show daytime and overnight departures from Boston with arrivals in major hubs including Buffalo Chicago and St Louis. Latest Pullman parlor and sleeping cars are now in operation on all through trains ensuring added comfort for patrons.
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Fitchburg Railroad
West Shore R. R
Boston
Buffalo
Erie
West Shore
N. Y
Detroit
Wabash
Boston TV
Chicago
Cicago
St. L
Chica
A. Ss
Bash
Louis
Careel c. m
St. Louis
Rev William Osgood Pearson Buried at West Roxbury
Solemn rites marked the burial of Rev. William Osgood Pearson, rector of Immanuel Church, at the West Roxbury Episcopalian church. Bishop Lawrence presided with Rev. Harry Metcalf assisting, choir providing music, and a guard of pall bearers from local figures. The service included elaborate decor and was followed by interment arrangements toward Ames Town.
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William Osgood Pearson
Immanuel Church
West Roxpury
Lawrence
Harry Metcalm
Roxbury
Herthel Scharles
Josiah Heithe
Stevens
Docennes
Honora Parers
Philo Celtic Society Anniversary Tonight in Deacon Hall
The Philo Celtic Society marks its twenty seventh anniversary at Deacon Hall 1657 Washington Street this evening. A Gaelic program and speakers from Harvard University and local groups are listed among participants. The event begins at 8 00 o clock and continues with admission charged by Daniel Horithy, as at gate Maurice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo-Celtic Society
Deacon Hall
Washington Street
Artici
Gan Semortse
Anieae
Professor Robinson
Harvard University
John Ayan
S Drinan
Iss Fitzgerald
Daniel _Horithy
Cage
Fragmented notice from unreadable OCR item
Readable fragments mention a port, individuals named Gustin, Michael, and Deelandix in a legal or public context. The text is highly garbled but appears to involve a restriction or ban related to persons or entities and a quotation about Prye and June. No clear event or outcome can be discerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Franci
Prye Ate
Michael
L A W Meeting Plans Midsummer Races at New Bedford
At the Massachusetts Division L W quarterly meeting in Boston the main action was to set the midsummer meet for New Bedford on August 9 and 10. The group discussed baggage law, ticket contracts, accident insurance, and travel concessions on the Nantasket line. New Bedford expects to raise 500 dollars for the event.
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Perkins
Boston & Albany
San Paperes
J. B. Seward
Committee On Highways
Point of Pines
G. I. Sullivan
Committee On Transportation
New Bedaford
J. A. Stitt
Record pace in twenty mile chase at Charles River Park
Jimmy Michael and Burns Pierce push for Monday's twenty mile match at Charles River Park with times within five seconds of each other. Michael rode 33 45 at Manhattan Beach, Pierce 33 40 at Fall River. Pierce predicts strong speeds with lighter wheels and new tires, while Michael plans to ride again soon with pace makers.
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Jimmy Michael
Burns Pierce
Charles River Park
Boston
Pierce
Michael
Manhattan Beach
Fall River
Harry Elkes
Charles River Track
Metropolitan
Jack Farnham
Miller
Cheney
McLean and Butler Rival in One Mile Bicycle Heat at Charles River Park
In a two heat one mile bicycle series at Charles River Park, Hugh McLean won the first heat in 2:17. Last night Wallace Beamon started with E L Lennon as timekeeper and Frank Butler faced McLean, but McLean again proved strongest. A pursuit race is planned for Saturday night as spectators praise Champion's display in a five mile effort with a first mile in 1:41.
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Hugh McLean
Frank Butler
Poins
Charles River Park
McLean
Wallace Beamon
E. L. Lennon
Frank Waller
Butler
J. F. McGowan
Rgnten
City cuts Fourth of July bicycle races at Franklin Park
City officials trim anticipated expenditures by dropping bicycle race events at Franklin Park on July 4 citing retrenchment. A charity meet for H E Miles relatives will be held at Old Saugus track next Saturday under A Hammond. features include a ten mile motor paced race between Hugh Melaan and Will Stinson. Amateur events are listed at Haverhill track on June 30 with a pursuit race as a highlight.
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Board of Control
James F. Moran
Peter J. Mearer
Roslindale
N. G. A. Board of Control
John Turner
Taunton
Turner
New Bedford
Edgar van Veleer
Irvington- Milburn
New England
Ernest J. Rogers
Malden
Glenmere
Lowell
Metropolitan
Shoe City
King
Ed Kahle
Riverside G. C
Harry Black
Charles Henshaw
Duffey Marks
Albert Champion
Frank Waller
William Stinson
Johnnie Nelson
the Post
Franklin Park
Jwy
H. E. Miles
Walt
Saugus
Pranklin Park
A. Hammond
Hugh Melaan
Chelsea
Stinson
Oe Teamaiee
Hammond
PS Post
Haverhill
Pn Tales
Feuaton
N. ©. A. Board of Control
Taney
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Better Blood Health
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a pure blood maker that cures tiredness pimples sores salt rheum scrofula and catarrh. It urges immediate use to raise blood to a “Good Health” point and claims to be America s greatest blood medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
America
Jenks Memorial Library cornerstone laid at Conway
The June 13 ceremony in North Conway marked the laying of the Jenks Memorial Library cornerstone. Mrs. Dr Thomas L Jenks and daughter led donors, with architect Thomas W Silloway delivering the address. Local clergy and notable townspeople attended as hymns and prayers preceded the benediction.
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North Conway
N. H
Jenks Memorial Library
Conway
Thomas L. Jenks
Thomas W. Silloway
A. 8. Burrell
Lycurgus Pitman
P. H. Cressey
John B. Nash
P. Baker
Sarah E. Jenks
W. Silloway
George F. Wheeler
Gravesend Rages At Gravesend Horse Races
June 13 tremont stakes crowd shows Blues wins five furlongs with Prince Pepper leading early. Imp wins second race by two lengths in a Suburban trial. Tremont six furlongs Blues first Pepper second Atkins third in 1 13 4 5. Falcon stakes First Whip wins over The Rush. Rolling Beer takes 5 1/2 furlongs with Pepper second. Autumn wins 11 16 miles with Oliver Mac second.
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New York
Tremont States
Gravesend
Tommy Atkins
Prince Pepper
Blues
Nlp
Imp
Picardy
Contestor
Oliver Mac
Lucky Star
Boston Horse Notes Question the Readville Time Claim
Boston judges express doubt about a sensational half mile paced by Moth Miller at Readville yesterday. Reported 1 00 pace seems unlikely this early in spring. roan Alcantara son showed fast tempo. Builders of forecast say he will likely deliver startling performances this season.
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Boston
Moth Miller
Readville
Alcantara
Mystic
Sallie Hook and The Shah Race Trials and Local Elections
Lou McDonald and Fred Doble race Sallie Hook and The Shah at speed in a Tuesday trial. Saugus entries close with numerous times and a June meeting calendar. J. RB Elmendorf Farm contracts signal new residence work. Haggin plans a Kentucky summer home. Dr. J. C. McCoy buys Bowerman Bros. bay filly by Red Chute Killia. a full sister to his Kentucky Futurity contender. Keene jacket and Jockey Spencer alleged bias dispute. James Rowe declines comment. Counsellor Weinberg cross country training noted by James McLaughlin. Island Jockey Club licensed to race June 16–July 4 and August 25–Sept 8.
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Lou McDonald
Fred Doble
Sallie Hook
Shah
Saugus Close
Sete
As Bedshe
Elmendorf Farm
Emg Ag
Haggin
Kentucky
J. GC. McCoy
Kirkwood
Del
Bowerman Bros
Bow Bells
Dr. McCoy
Keene Jacket
Spencer
James Rowe
James Mclaughlin
Weinberg
One Island Jockey Club
State Racing Commission
Mixed foursome handicap golf at Oakley Club Watertown
At Watertown Oakley Golf Club the mixed foursome handicap tournament against bogey concluded. Winners were Miss Charlotte Harding and B F aiding with 23 handicap and 1 up. Other results include Miss Fiske and P B Gannett 1 down and Miss Mackey with Ripley 9 8 down.
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Merc
Charlotte Harding
B. F
Mise Pet
J. M. Hunnewell
E. Russell
J. B. Rus- Bee
Ron
Miss Fiske
P. B
Gannett
Charles Peabody
Charles Eabody
Eereseeeens
Miss Mackey
Ripley
Ties Wood
F. W
Et Curtis
T. Curtis
Mise Johnson
George P
Miss Harding
AS Porter
Secret Scores at Allston Open Tournament
Only a portion of entrants submitted scores as the annual spring open tournament under the Allston off Club runs over two days. The committee will release all scores after tonight’s final rounds, so none are public yet.
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Allston Off Club
Women’s 18 Hole Handicap Tourney at Newton Links
On Centre street Newton Golf Club afternoon hosted a women’s eighteen hole handicap event. Rose Loring won best net with 117 from a 25 handicap. Best gross score was Mrs A B Cobb with 185 no handicap. Other players listed include Miss Margaret Cobb and Miss A Stanwood with varied nets.
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Newton
Centre Street
Newton Golf Club
Rose Loring
A. B. Cobb
B. A. Seneceseese
A. B. Coduseiea Abe
Margaret EB. Cobb
A. Stanwood
Newton Coral Tops Medford Golfers On Home Links
Newton Cen tre Golf Club defeated Medford 17 to 0 at Medford Links. W G Carleton led the Newton effort with a 44 in the second round. Play was more interesting than the score suggests, with several players noted including H Kidd and A Daniels among others.
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Medford
Newton Centre Golf Club
Ec Gocona
Newton Corals
BE. H. Kidd Vale
Cohnan Ngon
B. Bally
Rob Nyesso
Z. A
Pall En
Illiams
G. Carleton
Vines
A. Daniels
Presenting Treatment of Drunkenness Topic at Meeting
A Massachusetts meeting on drinking discussed that a drinking man is ill and needs medical care, not punishment. The speaker urged treatment over incarceration, framing alcoholism as a health issue requiring professional attention.
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Massachusetts
Bromfield
Massachusetts Society Meeting Elects Officers
The annual meeting of the Massachusetts Society for Promoting Agriculture was held at the Exchange. Officers chosen include president Sargent Henry B Russell first vice president, S Efford Sweet Peabody second vice president, George Dexter corresponding secretary and Francis Ghast treasurer Richards Saltenstall and Henry Hunnewell among others.
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Massachusetts Society For Promotingriculture
Les
Sargent
Henry
Russell
Effidicott
Pea
Francis Gha
Richera M. Saltenstall
oFustons
Ane Zeenway
Hunnewell
St Weld
George Dexter
John EB. Thaye
Harvard Crews Rally Before New London Rowing Trip
Nearly 1000 Harvard spectators cheered varsity freshmen and a four oar as they paraded from Holworthy Hall to the boat house and rowed past the yard three times. Coach Storrow voices grave doubts about immediate success, citing boat balance and wind challenges, though all rowers show prime condition ahead of the New London race.
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Harvard
New London
Holworthy Halil
Varsity
Harvard Square
Storrow
Munyons Remedies Promoted as Quick Cures
An advertisement touts Munyon is Right Kind medicines for rheumatism kidney cold digestion and summer ailments. Claims include rapid relief within hours, cure potential, and accessible physician advice with affordable prices around a quarter.
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Bright
Munyon
Yale rowing at Gales Ferry shows mixed results
Yale crews faced a lack of progress as examinations conclude and practice is reduced. Varsity and freshmen paddled limited courses with coaching by Dr Gallaudet and Coach Brown aboard the Yale launch. Both crews displayed reticence about the day’s performance.
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YALE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Varsity
Davy Shell
Dr. Gallaudet
Gordon Brown
Dr. Haudel
Coach Brown
Tufts Baseball Ends 1900 Season After Hard Schedule
The Tufts baseball team wraps up its 1900 season with a strong, hard-fought schedule. Captain Hazleton covers first base while returning from a summer injury, Lawton and Williams provide solid outfield work, Fiske shines at bat, Richmond pitches steadily, Curran and Woodworthy pace the mound, Foster shows promise, Stiles crafts sharp defense, and Fleming and afford contribute in infield. Most of the 1900 squad are expected to return for a likely successful 1901 season.
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Tufts
Hazleton
Lawton
Williams
Fiske
Richmond
Curran
Woodworthy
Foster
Stiles
Afford
Fleming
Yachting Notes Refines Manch Club Invitational Race
The Manch Yacht Club announces an invitational foot cabin race on Saturday June 30 with no restrictions on crew or gear The course includes markers from Hardy Rock to Martin's Rock spar buoy and back to Half-way Rock finishing near Great Island The event limits entries to 25 feet waterline and lines up a cup for best percentage plus monetary prizes The Quincy Club and delegates from Marblehead and other clubs participate with committee members named and the broader racing schedule outlined for three days of club races and cruises
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Manch Yacht Club
Y. R. A. Iam Bute Sreavice
Lowell
Reginald Pohardman
Leavteland
Hardy
Martin
Great Island
Sigibie
Pogetts
Atta
Quincy Club
Dore Edwin E Devi
Ore James
Whiting
Santee
William P. Sanrnet
Jeffrienehores
Nes
Marblehea Bac
Aesachsetts
W. Jones
Henry M. George E. Pearfmann
Jeffries Point
Oares Larg
Cap Ton Y
Tyhmmertenn C
N- C
Columbia
New Bedford
Tufts A. G. Elects Officers and Managers
The Tufts College Athletic Association held its nine elections. Officers elected include President Ericks on, Vice President Pierce, Secretary Price, Treasurer Fra Wnw, and Collector Dr. Charles C. Stroud. Baseball manager Ralph Danford Thomas, track manager Josiah D. Butler, and tennis manager Julius Russell Sibley were chosen with assistants named. A class of 1901 nominating committee was formed and there were changes on the Tufts Publishing Association board.
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Tufts College Athletic Association
Ace Ielandare Ericksson
Presiden Pierce
Price
Fra
Charles C. Stroud
Ralph Danford Thomas
Arthur H. Morse
Arthur Ww. Coolidge
Josiah D. Butler
Arthur Patterson
Julius Russell Sibley
Theee
Herey Chester Turner
Leslie D
Pier A. Sdore Erickason
Mala. PF. Smith
Red D. Thomas
Roger W. Armstrong
Pinza
Herbert Sherer
Willard Co. Herce
Aleanore Mrickee
Tufts College
Publishing Association
Leslie C. Wells
Foxboro
Austin Ra Hawes
F. Leslie
The
Tuftonian
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