Golden Specific touted as a cure for liquor habit
A narrator claims to secretly drug a husband with Golden Specific to curb his drinking, describing the man’s transformation and urging others to try the remedy. The text touts widespread success and offers free trials to improve lives.
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Iquar
Negers Drug & Chemical Co
Fifth & Race Sts
Crimson Players Whitewash the Nine From Brown
Harvard routs Brown 9 to 0 as Fitz dominates on the mound and Beven’s slump ends. Brown’s batting falters despite a snappy infield and solid defense from Harvard’s players including Morse and Haughton.
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Crimson
Brown
Crimson players shine with clean defense and strong hits
Four at bats yielded three hits including a triple and a sharp single. Fielding was flawless with phenomenal stops by Dibblee at third and solid shortstop play from the new man. The change may favor the Crimson. Scores noted: Pawtucket at Brockton Newport at Manchester Taunton at Portland. In New York the Beaneaters battled the Bostons to a close, OBrien homering amid strong Beaneater defense.
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Dibblee
Crimson
Players' Bench Preview Of Games Across Boston And Nearby
Three of four for Boston and Philadelphia today at the South End grounds. Locust Street hosts Lowell June 17 at 10 am, with a peninsular junior game at Lowell later. New York's teams clash in a Greater New York series. Yale and Princeton meet at the Polo Grounds Saturday. Leach joins Worcester. Harrington shifts to right field. Killen has five wins in six starts. Kelly praised as top Eastern League first baseman. Tighe stars for Manchester. Wolverton returns home for rest. Connor covers in his absence. Young to join Brooklyn July 1 for two months. Tom Smith leaves South Boston for Newport summer. Milford aims to beat Carters of Franklin next Saturday. Globe beats Herald 12–8 in Newspaper League opener at Boston grounds. Sharon A A faces Dorchester AC next Saturday with Anderson pitching. Mt Washingtons of Everett seek away game on open date. June 17 Framingham date canceled. contact Manager 26 Loomingdale Chelsea.
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Boston
Philadelphia
South End Grounds
South Boston
Locust Street Grounds
Lowell
Peninsular Boys
New York
Brooklyn
Job Lowe
Yale
Princeton
Polo Grounds
Leach
Louisville
Worcesters
Leonard
Joe Harrington
Pall River
Killen
Senators
Mike Kelly
Newports
Big Jack Tighe
Manchester
Wolverton
Chicago
Jim Connor
Charley Young
Cornell
Young
Tom Smith
Newport
Mike Finn
Milford
Carters
Franklin
Globe
Herald
Boston Grounds
Jim Fairclough
Donovan
Sharon A. A
Dorchester A. C
Anderson
Mt. Washingtons
Everett
South Framingham
Loomingdale Street
Chelsea
Victory Again Slow Work by Duffy Responsible for Two New York Runs
Duffy delivers two New York runs aided by steady plate appearances and smart baserunning. The veteran outfielder drives in crucial runs and helps his team build a late lead in a tight matchup.
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Duffy
New York
Sports pairings across cities gathered
Philadelphia at Boston. New York at Brooklyn. Washington at Baltimore, Pittsburg at Cleveland. St. Louis at Louisville. Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Club
R. Hatt
D. Boston
New York
ST. Louis
Louisville
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Ewer Saenee Ee
Philadelphia
Coeree
T. Louis
Washington Seere
Pitchers’ duel ends in ninth inning run tie and wild pitch
In Chicago today a seven inning pitchers’ duel gave the Cubs a run on a clean steal in the eighth. Cincinnati tied it in the ninth and won in the tenth on Taylor’s wild pitch before an attendance of 2600.
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Chicago
CinciNnati
Taylor
Powell shuts Colonels as rain halts game in seventh
Louisville reporters note Powell hampered the Colonels as rain halted the contest in the seventh inning with an attendance of 250. The score remained unresolved as the weather stopped play.
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Louisville
Powell
Colonels
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted For Relief And Cure
The advertisement asserts Pyramid Pile Cure cures all forms of piles without opiates or poisons. It cites testimonials from Major Dean, Dr J W Meagan, James Jamerson, and Mrs M C Hinkly claiming long standing piles were healed after using the Cure, with prices 50 cents and 1.00 per package and a mail offer from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
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Haines
DE J. W. Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Katie Lynch
Bi- St
San Francisco
Cal
Dean
Columbus
Ohio
J. W. Meagan
Leonardville
Kan
James Jamergon
Dubuque
Iowa
M. C. Hinkly
Mississippi St
Indianapolis
Ind
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Pittsburg Visitors Dominate Cleveland Battery Game
Pittsburgh hammered both Cleveland pitchers as they pleased in a one sided game. The visitors scored heavily, with the final score left unread in the fragment. No further details available.
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Pittsburg
Baltimore Wins Slow Game Behind Dineen and Baker
Baltimore secured a tedious victory by hammering Dineen and Baker in sequence. Naps absorbed frequent hits but kept the drives apart. Attendance reached 1800 as the home team edged to the win.
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Washington
Baltimore
Dineen
Baker
Naps
Portland Defeats Taunton In Tight Baseball Contest
Portland wins as Jim Smith debuts for the team contributing both bat and glove. Glenn shines at short and Spratt makes a left field catch. The game features quick infield work, multiple double plays, and Taunton errors. Portland posts three earned runs to Taunton’s one. Spratt hits a home run and Noblit adds a three base hit in a 4 to 2 final.
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Seay Wea
Garate Scala Hk
Sheckard
Keister
Vseeesevernes
Lachance
O'Brien
Bae
Crisham
Washington
Slagle
Barry
Bonner
Atherton
Maguire
Freeman
Cassidy
Dineen
Padden
Baker
Mueiot
Baltimore
O' Brien
Shecklard
Naps
Sagle
O'Day
McGarr
Portland
Miller
Mahoney
Jim Smith
Glenn
Short
Spratt
Taunton
Noblit
Wiley
Vought
Tighe
Sullivan
Carpenter
Odd Scores Reported Across Teams In Yesterday’s Games
In Syracuse Montreal matchups Syracuse beat acne Springfield Springfield 8 to 6 while Proyt ence posted a 4 point win over an unnamed opponent Hartford Worcester saw Hartford defeat Worcester 7 to 3. The item appears in a Chicago News style column with quirky quotes from Miss Sprockets and Mr Wheel er about love and possessions.
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Miss Sprockets
Mr. Wheeler
Chicago News
Revival of Garryowen Club Sparks Gaelic Athletics Revival
The Garryowen Football Club in Boston reorganizes under a new regime as part of a broader revival of Irish sports and culture. Officers include John F. Ahern as president and manager, with Jeremiah O’Kelly as vice president and T. J. Sullivan as financial secretary, amid enthusiasm for an Independence Day match against the Emmets of Chelsea at Lake Walden to determine state supremacy.
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Pan Celtic Society
Young Ireland Society
The
Gaelic Athletic Association
Ireland
Gerryowen
Fionnmac Cumhal
McCool
Oistin
Ossian
Diarmaid O’duibhne
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John F. Ahern
Jeremiah O’kelly
Richard Walsh
T. J. Sullivan
Richard O’brien
John Corey
Thomas Mullane
Charles H. Riley
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George W. Long
Timothy McNamara
James Hayes
John Noonan
James Carey
John McNamara
Cornelius Linehan
David Linehan
Patrick Crowley
James Shea
Cornelius Shea
Richard Kelley
Thomas Flynn
Martin Burke
John Twomey
William Garvey
Patrick Lorden
Michael Lorden
Joan Lorden
Jeremiah Hurley
David Buckley
Michaelichardson
Mathew Donovan
Timothy Buckley
Jeremiah Murphy
Timothy Lynch
Daniel Leary
James Burke
Michael Cronin
Michael Bradley
T. J. Lane
William J. Hogan
Timothy Donovan
James Murray
Jeremiah Donovan
Emmets
Chelsea
Lake Walden
Emerald Isle
Garryowen
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Emmet F. B.C
Boston Common
O'Connell F. B. C
Somerville
Emmet F. B. C
Decoration Day
Everett
O’connell F. B. C
Locust Street
John Carey
Cork City
O’day’s
St. Patrick Street
the Revere
J. H. Walsh
Charlestown Street
Savannah Steamship Company
R. Morrison & Co
West End Boat Club
Timothy J. Sullivan
Irish Football Clubs in Boston And Surrounding Areas
The article lists numerous Gaelic football clubs in Boston and nearby towns including the Malden Faluga Ballaghs and Boston clubs such as O Connell Football Club Meagher Club Shamrock and Wolf Tone. It notes hurling clubs Boston Shamrock William O Brien and Wolf Tone with others in Somerville Cambridge Quincy and Chelsea. It credits Joan Boyle O Reilly and Irish-American citizens for support and cites the Gaelic Athletic Association led by Archbishop Croke of Cashel as fostering the games in the last decade.
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CG Tee Pealach’s
Fauga Ballaghs
Malden
O’connell
Boston
Thomas Francis Meagher
Roxbury
Wolf Tone
South Boston
Irish-American Athletic Association
South Ind
Shamrock Football Club
Quincey
Silver Stars
Order of Hibernians
Joan Boyle O'Reilly
Gaelic Athletic Association
Ireland
Croke
Cashel
Erin
John O’leary
Michael Davitt
John Dillon
William O’brien
Charles Stewart Parnell
Two Sailors Arrested For Refusing To Sail
Two sailors were brought before U S commissioners in Portland for refusing to sail on the schooner Mabel Jordan to Turk Islands. Johns Svensen of Sweden and James Afe Mooney of Philadelphia signed in Boston for the trip. Svensen discharged, Mooney bound over to await September Bath court term.
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United States
Mabel Jordan
Turk’s Island
Johns Svensen
Sweden
James A Fe Mooney
Philadelphia
Boston
Svensen
Mooney
Bath
Casey Honored At Hanley and Casey Brewing Event
Prominent Boston businessman James D. Casey, junior partner in Hanley & Casey, was feted by stockholders at Young’s Hotel. The gathering honored his long service and successful management with the Hanley and Casey Brewing Company amid a night of surprises and praise.
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Young's Hotel
Hanley and Casey Brewing Company
Hanley & Casey
James D. Casey
Boston
Casay
Banquet Honors Mr Casey with Gifts from Stockholders and Staff
Stockholders and brewery staff packed the banquet hall to honor Mr Casey, who received a silver tea set, a diamond stud, a hail chime clock, and silver cuff links with diamonds. Speakers praised his work, while Colonel Hanley was remembered with respect as the fleet visit looms.
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George F. Mansfield
Charles Gallagher
Boston
Hanley
Ninth
P. J. Ryan
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Colonel Hanley
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Alderman Barry
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A. C. Ratchesky
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Philippines
Thomas FE. Clifford
Arion
James Woods
Joseph Ryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Stone & Kenney
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