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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1903
Page
9
Paine's Celery Compound promises hope for rheumatic and neuralgic sufferers with a claim of 97 percent cures. A Buena Vista Arkansas user testifies after ten years of pain, seven bottles, and regained ability to work, calling it the best medicine on earth.
Beals C. Wright defended his state tennis title for a third time by defeating challenger Kenneth Horton in straight sets at Longwood. Horton, from a field of sixty one, opened with a brief lead but Wright steadied, winning 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 in the final set. Wright’s decisive finish secured the coveted championship cup, the Longwood Tennis Club trophy, a feat not matched since its inception in 184. Previous winners include Fred H. Hovey, George I. Wrenn Jr., Malcolm Ward, Leo Ware, Malcolm Whitman, and Dwight F. Davis.
In Hartford on June 19 the doubles final required five sets with Perry Williams and Blagden Harvard edging Howard and Terry Hartford. Earlier Howard and Terry beat Nettleton New Haven and Wright Princeton in semis 6 2 6 0, while Nettleton defeated Howard in singles to set up a final with Terry tomorrow.
Medford June 19. Stephen A. Morse a Boston Elevated Railroad motorman disappeared at 4 am and was found about 2:30 pm in woods near the Fells with a deep throat wound. He survived initial hospital treatment, saying there is no one to blame but myself. Morse, 38, has a wife and two children.
Samuel Jacobson, a Hebrew junk man, told Chelsea police he was assaulted by four boys who pelted him and his wagon with rotten eggs on Medford Street near Broadway. Police arrested Donald McDonald, Thomas Bennett, Ernest McDougall, and John Glynn on the assault charge.
In Manchester Vermont June 19 a divorce suit ending with Rudolph O Goldsmith receiving a divorce from his wife. The couple lived in Bennington for years with both musicians. The case involved a Boston detective visit to 162 St Botolph Street, Boston in December leading to disputed accusations of infidelity. The court dismissed Mrs Goldsmiths petition and granted Mr Goldsmith a divorce on statutory grounds.
The will of William H. Richardson of West Springfield filed in probate today distributes 6000 to education and religious societies in New England. French American College gets 1000 for regular work. Vermont Domestic Missionary Society 2000. American Missionary Association 1000. Northfield Seminary 500. Mt Hermon School Gill 500. MA RI Young Men's Christian Association executive committee 1000 for regular work.
Mrs Edward McGuinness of Revere aged 24 is in Frost Hospital Chelsea in serious condition after drinking wood alcohol last night. It is said she mistook a bottle for a drink and consumed the wrong contents.
An advertisement proclaims Vitality Pills as a permanent cure for lost manhood and related conditions. It touts animal extracts from bulls, claims rapid improvements in vigor, strength, and memory, and offers a free sample treatment with no questions asked.
The Brooklyn grand jury adjourned to Monday after a day focused on matters involving the Brandt register company. Witnesses included Bruce Correll and Edward Brandt with checks tied to former Congressman Driggs, possibly challenging his 1899 recess earnings claim.
Mrs T Su Maxon of 9 Pelham Street found her washing vanished from the line twice on the same day. After firing the servant and hiring a new girl, she sent her out at 8 pm to bring in the clothes and the new report came: nothing remained. Dedham Street police are investigating.
Brockton overcame a 1 0 deficit in the ninth to win 2 1 over Lawrence. Kelly Murphy Boardman and Guiheen delivered four consecutive singles. Carriereau pitched well for Brockton before being relieved for Foxen. Gilroy pitched for Lawrence, receiving a gold watch from Taunton friends.
In Haverhill on June 19 the locals defeated Fall River 11 to 10 afterTrailing 11-3, Haverhill rallied with strong defense and timely hits. O'Reilly named Haverhill manager and Barry joins in outfield, with game stats noting Carrigan and Riccius among the hitters and Burbage earning the win for Fall River. Attendance around 500.
In Manchester on June 19 Lowell defeated Manchester 2 to 1. The visitors tallied in the seventh on errors and a scratch single. The contest lacked drama due to the slick, wet grounds.
Concord showed early promise but in the fifth inning Nashua piled up runs on bunched hits and fielding errors by Newton and Eustace. Lee faltered in the sixth, sealing the Nashua victory as Swope pitched well and umpire King officiated satisfactorily.
New York June 19 The Herald reports Shamrock III viewed by experienced racing men as Sir Thomas Lipton's best challenger yet. The yacht measures 127 feet in length with a 21 foot 3 inch beam and a draft around 20 feet 9 inches, heavier displacement near 150 tons, and a higher dead rise than Shamrock I or II.
The report details the Shamrock replica with a 24 foot aft section behind the mast and rounded lines. The stern overhang, rig, and draught are described as in line with Shamrock I, with a short forward end and a high sail plan suggesting strong windward performance. Projections estimate the Shamrock may gain about 45s. from Reliance in upcoming races.
Pittsburg defeated Boston 13 to 2 in front of 1349 spectators as Sam Leever shut down the locals, allowing four hits while Pittenger struggled with 15 hits. Hans Wagner starved Boston’s offense, driving in runs and making key plays, with Ritchey and Beaumont contributing multiple scores. Boston briefly threatened in the eighth, but Pittsburg answered with steady scoring and sealed the victory in the ninth.
Roth batted for Williams in the ninth as Cincinnati loses to Philadelphia by 5 to 3. Keister hit a homer for Philadelphia while Donlin added a three base hit. Seymour Suthoff Barry Hallman Roth Daly Suthoff Titus Wolverton featured in the batted ball list.
The Boston Press Club defeated Peggy from Paris actors 11 to 1 in five and a half innings at the American League grounds yesterday afternoon. The game drew lively enthusiasm with numerous errors and a large crowd that cheered misplays as well as star plays, with players in varied costumes.
A Louisville inventor George H. Wilson claims a small nonmetal ear device called Wilson's Common Sense Ear Drum can restore hearing in deaf individuals even with damaged drums. He asserts immediate effects, suitability from child to elder, and offers a free 190 page book with testimonials from diverse users worldwide to prove its merits.
The P ress Club faced off against a troupe of actors in a playful baseball game marked by costumes and stage antics. Buxton pitched complex curves while Deagan fainted after scoring, and both teams entertained with unusual uniforms and antics before an audience and Press Club reception.
Malden High School defeated Everett High School 6 to 2 on the Everett Athletic Field yesterday afternoon. Battery contributions from Cate and McCurdy on Malden and Coffin and Schopellery for Everett are noted in the game recap.
Dorchester faces the Roxburys at Nightingale Field today after Roxburys routed top teams in the state including West Quincy, signaling a tough test for Dorchester.
In Baltimore the game ended 1-1 after twelve innings between Baltimore and Newark while Buffalo defeated Worcester 12-2 and Toronto beat Providence 3-2. Rochester led Jersey City 2-0 in another matchup with Rochester ahead.
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