Champagne Tablets touted as a universal stimulant for women and all ages
Advertorial claims Champagne Tablets stimulate without intoxication and improve health and complexion. It promises relief for nervous exhaustion, dyspepsia, back pain, kidney and catarrh problems, aiding digestion, hunger, thirst, and fatigue. Available from Champagne Tablets Co. for one dollar at druggists or mail order.
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Champagne Tablet CO
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Mass
Erne and Aya Win in London Coronation Showdown
Frank Erne of Buffalo defeated Jim Maloney of England in the seventh round at the National Sporting Club during the coronation sporting tournament. The bout ended when Erne knocked out Maloney with a left to the jaw. Tommy Ryan of Chicago beat Johnny Gorman of New York in the third round with a rapid, sharp display, as Gorman absorbed jabs and was counted out after a swinging right.
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London
National Sporting Club
Frank Erne
Buffalo
Jim’’ Maloney
England
Erne
Maloney
Tommy" Ryan
Chicago
Johnny’ Gorman
New York
Gorman
Ryan
Coronation carnival betting and boxing scams debated
The writer critiques the coronation carnival as a commercial flop with shifting bets and corrupt framing. He cites Walcott versus West schemes, London influence, and American temptations, noting the audience was largely invited guests. He fronts further matches and debunked private bets amid boxing rumors.
Fall River at Manchester and other New England games
A New England sports brief lists today’s matchups: Fall River vs Manchester, Dover vs Lowell, Lawrence vs Nashua, and Haverhill vs Concord.
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American
Manchfester Tee
Washington E
Concord
Lowell Feet
Baltimore
Nashita
Philadelfphia
Haverhill
Chicago
Fall Rivier
Susees Ee
Wuts
Manchester
Fall River
Dover
Lowell
Lawrence
Nashua
Manchester Defeats Concord in Lopsided 13-4 Baseball Game
Manchester won 13 to 4 against Concord in a heavy batting match. Morrissey pitched for Manchester, receiving good field support after the third inning. Homers by Pulsifer and key hits by Nevers Kwan Morrissey (two base), Swander Cote Chandler aided the victory. attendance listed as 100.
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N. H
Concord
Morrissey
Nevers
Kwan
Pulsifer
Swander
Cote
Clarke
Kapp
Swancer
Chandler
Seer Wimes
Lee
Morris
Haverhill Tops Fall River In 10 Inning Duel
Haverhill defeated Fall River 8 to 2 in ten innings. Deininger and Dupee led the offense with key hits while Bernard and Ball contributed strong fielding. Dupee and Bawcock homered, Shincel Sheets Bernard Richardson Pall all stole bases, and Richardson Bernard Spooner turned a double play.
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Haverhill
Mass
Fall River
Deninger
O'Reilly
Bernard
Ball
Dupeec
Baverhill
Wall River
Sheets
Dupee
Deininger
Bawcock
Shincel
Richardson
Pall
Spooner
Coughlin
Yeager
bill—Depee
French
Towne Delivers Winning In Ninth In Dover Ball Game
In a tied ninth inning Towne singled for Herzog to drive in the decisive run as Foley Joyce and Burrill followed with hits. Lawrence overcame Dover with late scoring. Joyce and Gurtheen had two base hits while Newinham fanned five in a 1h38m game before an estimated 300 spectators.
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Dover
N. H
Towne
Herzog
Foley
Joyce
Burrill
Lawrence
Cee
Gurtheen
Kane
O’brien
Murphy
Cameron
Newinham
Grant
O'Brien
Conroy
Braoley
Wiley
Hassett
Lowell Defeats Nashua in Icy Game Behind Van Zant
Lowell wins 4 to 1 over Nashua as Bush exits in the second inning and Van Zant substitutes. Key hits include McLaughlin Moran and Van Zant with a three-base shot, and Lake joins the double play. Attendance around 800 with Dorsey umpiring.
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Lowell
Jun
Nashua
Bush
van Zant
Stoen Heses
Regional Scores From New England and Nearby Cities
The report lists multiple game results: Toronto-Toronto 3 Providence 1, Buffalo-Jersey City 7 Buffalo 1, Hartford-New Haven 4 Hartford 3, Bridgeport-Bridgeport 3 Norwich 0, Meriden-New London 6 Meriden 0. Waterbury 4 Springfield, and Waterbury 8 Springfield in a second game.
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Toronto
Providence
Buffalo
Jersey City
Hartford
New Haven
Bridgeport
Norwich
Meriden
New London
Springfield
Eee
Waterbury
Watterbury
Mrs Daniels Wins Leeson Cup at Newton Centre Golf Club
Mrs J A Daniels won the Leeson cup for women at the Newton Centre Golf Club today with a net score of 49 and five points across four rounds. Mrs FE Merrick finished second with a 51 and four points.
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Newton
J. A. Daniels
Newton Centre
FE. T. Merrick
Big East Matchups Across Northeast and Midwest
Schedule lists Boston at Washington, Philadelphia at Baltimore, Chicago at Detroit, and St. Louis at Cleveland. Each game involves major league teams facing regional rivals in a balanced slate. Details include venue proximity and potential playoff implications.
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Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Winters Delivers Win as Washington Top Boston
Washington won with Winters pitching until Adkins relieved after the fifth and held Boston to two hits. Collins was ejected for kicking. Attendance 3,881.
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Washington
Winters
Boston
Adkins
Collins
Chicago Beats Detroit 5-2 Behind Four-Run Fourth and Fifth
Chicago compiled seven hits with four in the fourth and fifth innings and added two stolen bases an error a sacrifice and a hit batsman to score five. Detroit's offense was scattered save for a three-single rally in the eighth that produced one run.
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Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore Triumph in American League Tilt
In Baltimore June 24 the Orioles beat the Phillies 6 to 4 as Plank walked a tightrope and timely hitting pushed across the winning runs. A remarkable seventh inning fly catch by Selbach sparked a triple play and set the pace for the victory.
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Baltimore
Selbach
Plank
Cleveland 12 St Louis 4 in easy win for Cleveland
Cleveland ran up 12 runs as St Louis failed to reach base until the seventh inning. Lajoie hit a bases loaded homer, Sudhoff left with a hand injury, Harper relieved. Attendance 2,822 as Cleveland dominates with strong hitting and solid defense.
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Sudhoff
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Heid’k
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Tefton Bores
Umpieridan
Curran Elected President of International League of Press Clubs
Michael P. Curran private secretary to Mayor Collins and Boston Press Club president was elected president of the International League of Press Clubs at a convention in Faneuil Hall. In Elverson’s absence, Patrick C. Boyle of Oil City presided. Mayor Collins gave the welcome. A next convention site was chosen for Atlantic City and a seven member committee was formed to fix the date and location.
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Collins
Boston Press Club
International League of Press Clubs
Faneuil Hall
Elverson
Patrick C. Boyle
Oil City
Penn
Attlantic City
League
Walter E. Adams
Boston
T. H. Evans
New York
Asa Cable
Bradford
A. W. McSwiggen
Pittsburg
F. M. Diamond
Rhode Island
John J. Curley
Camden
A. E. Pearsall
White Dominates as Quakers Defeat Boston in South End
Henry White, Georgetown pitcher, silences Boston hitters at the South End Grounds while Philadelphia builds a 6 to 1 victory. Jennings belts a home run and a double, Hulswitt adds three hits, Dooin and Jennings shine in the field, and Boston’s lone run comes on a sequence highlighted by Tenney and Carney.
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Henry White
Georgetown
Boston
South End Grounds
Philadelphia
Buckenberger
White
Fred Tenney
Mal’ Eason
Quakers
Hughey” Jennings
Jennings
Hulswitt
Tenney
Childs
Pete
Dooin
Shettsline
Herman Long
Courtney
Hulswitz
Short
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Moran
Eason
Siamys
Carney
Barry
Brown
Thomas
Lush
Kittredge
Hulswit
Cantillon
St. Louis Tops Cincinnati 4-3 In Tight National League Game
St. Louis edged Cincinnati 4-3 as Yerkes with fatigue near the end held off the visitors. Attendance was about 2,100. Yerkes earned the win with three strikeouts while Phillips took the loss. Peitz and Hartman produced key hits for St. Louis.
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Yerkes
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E Farrell
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Smoot
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Brashear
Ryan
Hartman
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Brooklyn 8 New York 1 in Polo Grounds game
Brooklyn beats New York 8 to 1 at the Polo Grounds as Hughes limits the locals to five hits in front of 3200 fans. Keeler Sheckard and Dunn figure among notable NY players with Brooklyn capitalizing on early lead and strong defense.
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Polo Grounds
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Probests
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McCre
Lauder
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Keeler
Irwin
Sheckard
Flood
Dunn
Bowerman
Alhearn
Sparks
Banalte
Boston Press Club and Women’s Press Association Host Delegates
A joint reception by the Boston Press Club and the New England Woman's Press Association honored visiting delegates of the International League of Press Clubs at the Hotel Vendome. 200 to 300 delegates attended, with Mayor Collins among distinguished guests. decorations featured hydrangeas, daisies, and a Dresden centerpiece. Notables included Belva Lockwood and Ernet Birmingham. Colonel James Elverson Jr. represented the International League.
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New England Woman’s Press Association
International League of Press Clubs
Hotel Vendome
Mayor Collins
Boston
Annie G Murray
M. P. Curran
Ess Club
Dresden
Briggs
Collins
Elizabeth M. Gosse
Marion Donovan
Isobel Loughlin
Iva Dunkley
Marian McBride
Florence Hunt
Jennie McCracken
Isabella Potter
Alice Fessenden Peterson
Janet McKenzie Hill
Mary Sargent Hopkins
Henrietta Paige
Alice E. Whitaker
Marion H. Brazier
New England Women’s Press Association
League of American Pen Women of Washington
Juliette M. Babbitt
Marion Longfellow O'Donoghue
M. H. Brazier
Washington Club
James Elverson, Jr
Philadelphia Inquirer
International League
Elverson
Frank Mayo
Boyle
Boyle City
George Lowell Tracy
Press Glee Club
Belva Lockwood
Ernest Birmingham
New York
Fourth Estate
David M. Thompson
Providence
Jean Paul Selinger
Cynthia Westover Alden
International Sunshine Society
Charles Cable
Bradford
Penn
Sunday Herald
Western Pennsylvania Press Club
Josephine Schineph
The
Philadelphia Times
William A. Abel
Woman's Press Club
Philadelphia
Boston Officer James J. Driscoll Reaches 25 Years on Force
Patrolman James J. Driscoll of Station 16 marks a quarter century with the Boston police. Born in Ireland August 18, 1849 he came to America after education and worked as a harness maker before joining the force June 27 1877. He started at Station 13 for 13 years and moved to Station 16 December 9 1890 serving Public Garden route.
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Driscoll
Boston
James J. Driscoll
Ireland
America
Isaac J. Wetherbee Dead Dorchester Elder Statesman
Dr Isaac Josiah Wetherbee longtime Dorchester resident and national figure dies aged veteran. He was widely known as one of the town’s oldest citizens and a respected physician and public figure in the era.
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Isaac Josiah Wetherbee
Dorchester
Foremost Boston dentist Dr Wetherbee dies after illness
Dr. Wetherbee, highly regarded in the dental profession, died at his home 16 Tonawanda Street after a two week illness. Born March 9, 1817 in South Reading Vermont, he began as a Free Baptist minister before turning to dentistry. He studied at Baltimore Dental College, led Boston Dental Institute, and helped shape Tufts College legacy.
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Dr. Wetherbee
South Reading
Josiah Wetherbee
Free Baptist
Charlestown
Baltimore Dental College
Boston
Boston Dental Institute
Boston Dental College
Tufts College
Notable Dentist Leader Remembered in New England Circles
The obituary highlights a prominent dentist who served as first vice president of the Washingtonian Home until his death. He held honorary memberships with the Massachusetts Dental Society and helped organize its activities. He led the New England Dental Society, served as treasurer of the American Dental Association, and presided over the American Dental Convention.
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Washingtonian
Massachusetts Dental Society
New England Dental Society
American Dental Association
American Dental Convention
Venezuela Affairs Critical in Caracas Crisis
The State Department received Bowen’s cablegram from Caracas noting a critical situation amid the ongoing revolutionary movement against President Castro. The dispatch text is not public, but officials say the situation is the strongest threat Cas tro has faced. The Navy Department stands ready to meet any emergency.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Bowen
Caracas
Castro
Navy Department
Venezuela
Cambridge Aldermen Hearings Cost Totaled 186 50
Cambridge officials approved bills totaling 186 50 for lawyers and expert witnesses in the hearings on Mayor McNamee charges against Superintendent of Buildings Gray. When remaining bills arrive the total is expected to triple.
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Cambridge OF Gray
Cambridge
McNamee
Gray
Revere Yacht Club Opens Season With Dance
The Revere Yacht Club held an invitation dance for about 20 friends to open the season. T. Ww ee served as floor director with J. P. Mulloney as assistant, aided by Ww. J. Sullivan B. W. Isfort and D. J. Griffin. Light refreshments were served.
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Revere Yacht Club
T. Ww Ee
J. P. Mulloney
Ww. J. Sullivan
B. W. Isfort
D. J. Griffin
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