Dr Liverpool offers free week long chronic disease diagnosis
An advertisement touts Dr. Liverpool at 3 Tremont Street offering a free week long consult. He claims immediate disease location without prior info, showcases cures in numerous conditions, and promises free medicines during treatment with office hours daily. He urges visits to verify claims and achieve cure.
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Liverpool
Tyff Street
Sis
Boston
Wright
Anyy
Tremont Street
Dr. Sanden
Knickerbocker Club meeting urged amid boxing rumors in Lowell
A Lowell sports figure defends Knickerbocker Athletic Club plans as legal and safe insisting meetings are member only and law compliant. He notes police, legal authorities and a Boston counsel support private clubs hosting events with restricted attendance tonight’s program features Fitzpatrick O Regan Gardner Maher and Maguire Sullivan.
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Lowell
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Don Desmond
Themond
Boston
Wade
Theemond
Carrie Nation Order
Jack Fitzpatrick
Bill O’reagan
Billy Gardner
Ned Maher
Fred Maguire
Young Sullivan
Jimmy Kelly Sys
Roberts
Crescent Beach
Waltham
J. S&s
East Cambridge
Jim Corbett
Kid McCoy
the Howard
East Berton
George McCarthy
McCarthy
Mafit Flaherty
Maffit
George Gardiner
Gardiner
FE. F. L
Somerville
J. O’brien
Norwood
Mass
Parker
Lenhardt
Joe Mullins
New England
P W. Johnson
Tom Carpenter
Carpenter
Jack O'Donnell
Aslef Young Sharker
Riverside Club
Woburn
O'Donnell
Nova Scotia
Fortarren
Michael J. Cunninghar
Seventhseventh Company
Coast Artillery
Cunningham
Artillery
Barney Flanagan
Frank Caddigan
George McDonough
Sandy Ferguson
New York
Charley Mitchell
England
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Curley Beats Kelly in Controversial 20 Round Bout
In Smeewcastle on Tyne March 11 Will Curley of England defeated Bammy Kelly of New York in a twenty round purse fight of £200 with a side wager equal to the prize. The bout was marred by fouls after a strong first round with Curley dominating. Kelly was disqualified after an eighth round exchange and the decision went to Curley. The Quakers are in town giving free samples of Quaker Oats.
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Smewcastle-On-Tyne
Bammy” Kelly
New York
Will Curley
England
Curley
Lly
Collins Calm over American League Prospects in Boston
Captain Jimmy Collins of the American League outlines the league’s expansion plans and his confidence in its success. He defends remarks about Duffy, discusses current Boston team makeup, and notes potential inclusion of Cy Young and George Brooke. He credits talks with Billings and Selee and recalls events in Buffalo and Cleveland shaping his view.
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Jimmy Collins
Brigham’s
Boston
American League
Collins
Duffy
Milwaukee
Messrs. Billings
Selee
Billings
Dineen
Murphy
Criger
Schreckengost
Freeman
Parent
Ferris
Myself
Stahl
Hemphill
Cy Young
George Brooke
Meriden
Buffalo
Cleveland
Chickering
Nichols Signs Pitcher Nichols with Boston Club
Charley Nichols signed a contract yesterday to play pitcher for the Boston National League team this season. The move adds depth to the pitching staff as the club aims for a strong campaign.
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Charley Nichols
Boston
Shafer to Return as Manager and Racing Upheaval Ahead
Dave Shafer announces he will re enter cycle racing to manage Eddie McDuffee and unknown riders with a Boston base. He vows strict control, hints at high stakes and potential track leasing, while other clubs name officers and plan openings as cycling circles brace for renewed competition.
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Dave Shafer
Jimmy Michael
McDuffee
Michael
Mac
NeDuffee
Boston
Gafer
Shafer
Reson
Carl. Johnson
Lee Ernst
Eugene HH. Smith
Him Cycle Club
Roxbury Street
Roxbury
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Ellis
W. J. Potter
John W. Johnson
Arthur T. Otis
G. Webster
W. F. Moore
J. B. Stone
R. A. S. Robinson
James Witherington
W. E. Moody
J. A. Lynch
Geoge F. Harding
George Juggins
Edward Shepard
George W. McLarren
T. Warburton
FE. Co. Nissen
J. Harry Wallace
W. (. Dorrety
J. B. Berry
Leutenant
T. Hartson
W. 8.Roda
Ensign
Kinley Mack Sold to J B Haggin for About 70000
Kinley Mack, last year’s winner of the Brooklyn and Suburban handicaps, has been sold to California millionaire J B Haggin. The price is not disclosed but estimated near 70000 dollars.
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New York
Kinley Mack
J. B. Haggin
California
Clearwater defeats De Oro in Boston tournament
William Clearwater, former champion, crushed Alfred De Oro 150 to 84 last night in Boston. The result prevents De Oro from clinching the title by any scenario and sets up a rematch with Stofft tonight as the race to Sherman’s crown tightens.
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William Clearwater
Alfred de Oro
Boston
de Oro
Stofft
Sherman
Eby
Clearwater
A. G. Cutler
Leominster Bowlers Sweep B A A In Friendly Night
The Leominster bowling team led by the Messrs Cook and Putnam defeated a picked B A A squad in three straight games.
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Leominster
Cook and Putnam
Herbert's Marvelous Chest Development Draws Attention
Harvard strongman Carl G. Herbert displays remarkable upper body power with a standout chest and arms record while declaring his dominance is proven under the standard system. Debate continues over Yale rival Carver's 1890s lifting marks and fairness of harness use.
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Carl G. Herbert
Harvard
Herbert
Hema
Yale
Cage
Dr. Sargent
Carver
Chicago
After Effects of Grip and Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
Physicians agree grip aftereffects are more dangerous than the acute attack and can weaken kidneys liver and stomach. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are offered as a safe pleasant remedy to eradicate the grip germ, with a Memphis woman praising rapid cough relief and restored appetite and strength.
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Stuart
Chas. Gormley
Memphis
Progress on cup defender Independence keel work and superstition coins
The Independence keel trough collects about a dollar in coins from admirers who believe it aids luck. Work on the hull speeds up with more laborers. 32 of 126 plates and part of deck beams installed. The plan remains to lower the boat gradually into the water with a cradle and railway as race plans proceed. Editor Day asserts Independence will not be barred from trial races and that Lawson has equal rights to enter.
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Independence
Mystic
Day
The
Rudder of
New York
Spars for Cup Yachts from Ogdensburg Works
A Ogdensburg N Y boat works is making hollow spruce spars for Herreshoff of Bristol Rhode Island for the yacht to race in trials to select Americas Cup defender against Sir Thomas. The Independence of Boston will also use spars from Ogdensburg. The telegraph initially named Eagle as the yacht but the name was later omitted.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Spalding
St. Lawrence
Herreshoffs
Bristol
R. I
Amerca
Thomas
Shamrock II
Independence
Boston
Eagle
Ogdensburg Concern
Belmont
Yale Sets Spring Football Practice for 1901 Team
Yale announces 75 candidates for the 1901 football squad under Captain Gould. The group includes last season’s players and many freshmen, with spring training to start before Easter vacation and run for a month. Trainers Murphy ex-Captain Brown and Gould will lead an instructional spring session with no game line-up and no summer practice.
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New Haven
Conn
Gould
Murphy
Brown
Merchan Thomas J Boles Receives Silver Loving Cup
Thomas J. Boles honored by friends for yachtmanship as Captain Ball Dal presents a silver loving cup aboard the famed yacht. Recognition reflects Boles long service and popular status among the maritime community.
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Thomas J. Boles
Brees
Ball” Dal
Durant held on charges of liquor store break in Charlestown
Joseph M. Durant of 9 Washington street Somerville was held for the grand jury by the District Court yesterday on no counts of breaking into the liquor store of Michael McCa Cambridge Street Charlestown at night and larceny of liquor.
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Joseph M. Durant
Washington Street
Somerville
Pound
District Court
Michael McCa
Cambridge Street
Charlestown
Medals For Boy Hero From Humane Society
Hyde Park reports Raymond A McDonald 14 received two medals from the Humane Society of Massachusetts for life saving in the Neponset River on Aug Li 1900 and Jan 8 1901. He is lauded as a little hero by his parents at 155 Fairmount Avenue.
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Hyde Park
Raymond A
Archie McDonald
Fairmount Avenue
Humane Society of Massachusetts
Neponset River
Raymond
Raymond A. M’donald
The
Humane Society
Ray McDonald Heroism Mentioned In Ice Rescue Tale
The text recalls Ray McDonald known to playmates for his July Fourth birthday. It notes his rescuing John Thompson from an icy hole where Thompson sank to his eyes but survived with McDonald’s jacket aid. Earlier, McDonald attempted to save a larger canoe partner who drowned. Also mentions two later rescues of boys from drowning during a vacation.
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Ray
John Thompson
Thompson
Young McDonald
McDonald
Neponser River
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Featured in Boston Ad
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy claiming dramatic cures and a free sample offer. It highlights testimonials including Robert Berner and notes hospitals and doctors endorse the product. The notice invites readers to request a free sample by mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
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New York
Robert Berner
Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Boston “Daily Post
Post
Shoe workers strike hits Batchelder plant in North Brookfield
In North Brookfield on March 11, the B. and A. Batchelder Shoe Company faced a 10 percent wage cut strike. About 25 of 1150 workers reported for duty while many others sought jobs elsewhere. Widespread exodus raises fears the factory may relocate.
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North Brookfield
B. & A. Batchelder Shoe Company
Batchelder
Stoughton Rubber Wins Narrow Victory Over Revere on Boylston Lanes
The Stoughton Rubber Company beat Revere Rubber by three pins in last evening’s match at Boylston alleys. Stoughton players Curry 210 Lindsay 231 Swift 219 Whitten 264 Pickard 5351 totaled 1175. Revere Nevins 236 Wettemore 227 Belcher 253 West 236 W Belcher 220 total 1172. This followed a Reveres win in the first meeting. a rematch is planned soon.
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Paige
St. James
Darling
T'd. Bowler
Wee
Cole
Arling & Russell
Bowler
T’dl
Ryan
Ryan Eee
Benson
Wataon
Eeeaeeeeunees
Jackson
Russell
Calumet
Perkins
Calumet. Bowler
Richardson
Ceeeneehanes
McFarian
Stoughton Rubber Company
Revere Rubber Company
Boylston
Stoughton Rubbery
Curry
Lindsey
Swift
Whitten
Pickard
Nevins
Wettemore
Belcher
West
W. F. Belcher
Reveres
Longwood Cricket Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Longwood Cricket Club met at Young's Hotel with J. W. Dutton presiding. Palmer B. Presbrey served as secretary. Officers elected include President J. W. Dutton Vice-President Edwin Shenfe Treasurer A M Liman and Secretary Palmer B Presbrey. Board of governors named Alfred Codhman L B E Ware Kenneth Horton B G Fessenden and G F Brown Jr.
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Longwood Cricket Club
Young's Hotel
J. W. Dutton
Palmer B. Presbrey
Edwin Shenfe
A. M. Liman
Palmer FB. Presbrey
Alfred Codhman
L. BE. Ware
Kenneth Horton
B. G. Fessenden
G. F. Brown, Jr
Sullivan Edges Barrett In Brooklyn Boxing Bout
Tommy Sullivan of Brooklyn won a decision over Billy Barrett in a fifth round foul loss in a twenty round light welterweight bout at the New Britain athletic club. In prelims Jack Low of Brooklyn beat Mose of New London in ten rounds.
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New Britain, Conn
Tommy Sullivan
Brooklyn
Billy Barrett
Jack Low
Mose
New London
Boston’s Twin Sullivan Defeats Jim Judge in Fall River Bout
In Fall River at the Casino, 800 spectators watched Twin Sullivan of Boston defeat Jim Judge of New York in a twelve round fight. Preliminary bouts featured Fall River novices Luke Welsh and Jack Edwards. Welsh won the decision. Martin Canole and Joe King of Fall River fought three rounds with King withdrawing.
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Fall River
Sullivan
Boston
Jim Judge
New York
Luke Welsh
Jack Edwards
Welsh
Martin Canole
Joe King
King
Shreckard Stays With Brooklyn Lancaster Club
Jam Shreckard the Brooklyn catcher has renewed his contract with the Brooklyn Lancaster team extending his stay with the club through the season.
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Lancaster
Penn
Shreckard
Brooklyn Camelee
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Nichols
Nick
South End
Cincinnati
Scott Toledo
Edward Scott
CincInnatiaseball Club
M’carthy
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Hercules
Insurance League
MR. Boles
Boy Hero
Raymond A. McDonald
Saving
Barrett
Sheckard
R.A. Sanden
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