Free one week consultation with Dr Liverpool on Tremont Street
Dr Liverpool offers a free week of consultations at 860 Tremont Street Boston. The ad claims rapid disease location and symptom listing with cures across many ailments and asserts medicines are provided free during treatment. It urges readers to visit for a diagnosis and possible cure regardless of prior treatment or specialists.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Boston
Bright
Dr. Sanden
Radcliffe Girls Edge In Close Basketball for Championship
Pretty Radcliffe players impressed with skill and muscle in a 14 to 13 victory yesterday. Edith Hale led with 12 of 14 points for the seniors, backed by Effie Chapman and captains Morgan and Dewey. Juniors balanced with Grause scoring six, Russell and Hallowell, sister of Harvard athletes, contributing. This starts a seniors versus juniors series that will meet the freshman team after, with the sophomores already defeated.
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Radcliffe
Edith Hale
Effie Chapman
Agnes Morgan
Marjorie Dewey
Grause
Russell
Hallower
Harvard
Athetes
Morgan
Dewey
Hale
Chapman
Derby
Dunn
Lee
Hibbard
Graham
Boyd
Bonnell
Hallowell
Lowe
Bunker
Adams
Woodman
Harvard and Yale Challenge English Universities for July Meet
The English universities have received a challenge from Yale and Harvard to hold an international athletic meet in July. Harvard managers weigh the proposal, noting English term dates and the risk of training late into summer.
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Yale
Harvard
Hallowell
Finke
Gerrish
Crimson
Rerson
Cyclists Train at Charles River Track as New Prospects Arrive
A bustle of riders trains behind the motors at Charles River track with new arrival Bill Tenzler of Broad Brook joining Harry Elkes's team. Tenzler will pace Stinson the comi Season behind Gatley, replacing Frank Butler who quits painmaking to focus on sprinting for Pan-American purses at Buffalo in August. Other riders training include Nat Butler, Charles McConnell, J. J. McKinnon, Lewis Mettling, and Joe Downey as HughcLean prepares Crescent Beach for May 1. EB A. McDuffee to establish Crescent Beach HQ soon.
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Charles River Track
Bill Tenzler
Broad Brook
Conn
Harry Elkes
Tengler
Oliver Sheenan
Stinson
Gatley
Frank Butler
Buffalo
Champion
Nat Butler
Charles McConnell
J. J. McKinnon
Lewis Mettling
Joe Downey
HughcLean
Crescent Beach
EB. A. McDuffee
Harvard Outfielders Practice on Fair Weather Day
Harvard's baseball outfielders used favorable weather for an hour long practice. Captain Reid and Hamilton of the Boston league team coached fifteen players, with infielders expected to join them within a week or so.
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Harvard
Hamilton
Reid
Princeton and Harvard Split Ends In Basketball Row
Harvard and Princeton cancel their indoors matchup after a bitter dispute over travel costs and guarantees. Harvard manager Jennings says the action signals a broader cooling of athletic relations between the two universities.
Boxers Shine At Boston Club Tournament Four Bouts Held
Nearly four hundred spectators attended the Business Men's Athletic Club boxing night in Boston. Four bouts were staged with decisive outcomes. Goodman defeated Gilman as Gilman’s corner conceded defeat after the second round. Flavin defeated O'Brien in six rounds after a rough start with two first-round knockdowns. Nadeau stopped Martin in two rounds after Goodman declined a match, while Mike Sullivan debuted with a ten-round win over Jack Dwyer. Referee Buckley controlled the proceedings smoothly.
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Business Men’s Athletic Club
Boston
Kid Goodman
Harry Gilman
Goodman
Gilman
Nadeau
Don Keefe
Frank Martin
Martin
Olae
Mike
Twin) Sullivan
Jack Dwyer
South Boston
Mike Sullivan
Buckley
Allen Lowe
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Croker's horse loses in snow at Lincoln opener
London reports the opening of the flat racing season at Lincoln in a snow storm. Croker's bay filly Mileen Violet with J Reiff failed to place in the trial plate of 200 sovereigns. Summer Gale won the race. Con, Esmeralda IJ and other entries claimed notable results in early events.
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London
Lincoln
Richard Croker
J. Reiff
Mr. Jewis
Summer Gale
Mr. Five-Rivers
Con
Taster Reiff
Esmeralda IJ
A. McIntyre
McGann Signs With St. Louis NL Club for Season
President Robison of the St. Louis National League club announced that First Baseman D. L. McGann has signed a contract to play this season with St. Louis.
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Occleveland
Robison
St. Louis
D. L. McGann
Young Bob Fitzsimmons Causes Hotel Hubbub in Detroit
At the Russell House in Detroit Bob Fitzsimmons and his young son cause alarm with a water gun and tin sword. Young Bob aims at bellboys and staff blasting water at them while fans and clerks watch nervously as the boxer tolerates the mischief.
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Detroit
Bob Fitzsimmons
Russell House
Bob, Jr
Bob
Harvard Grews In Training
Harvard crews began training as Weld and Newell crews dined at the new club table on Holyoke street. All athletic teams will board there to build camaraderie. Coach Ladd, former varsity rower, led the Weld crews from the launch yesterday but is ill and likely unable to row this season.
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Harvard
Weld
Newell
Club Tabl
Holyoke Street
Ladd
The
Crimson
St Augustine C T A Clinches South Boston Bowling Title
The deciding game at Broadway alleys last night saw St Augustine C T A defeat City Point Co A. St Augustine clinches the league championship with only a possible tie remaining. Captain F A Stout contributed strong bowling for St Augustine.
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South Boston
Broadway
St. Augustine
Pan American trap shooting meeting to be held in Buffalo
The Pan American trap shooting committee met at Astor House announcing a Buffalo exhibition July 15 to 20 at the stadium. Events include handicaps sweepstakes targets and live birds with prizes totaling 2000 dollars plus trophies and merchandise. The E C trophy will be contested by W R Crosby of Orallon Illinois under unknown-angle targets, expert rule, and pairs.
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New York
Exhibition Grounds
Buffalo
Astor House
W. R. Crosby
Orallon
Ellis Is Captain Revealed by Metropolitan Wheelmen
The Metropolitan Wheelmen reselect Ellis as captain for another year in a contested meeting that defies expectations and confirms leadership continuity. The vote solidifies Ellis' command as the cycling club enters a new season.
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Metropolitan
Re-election Secures Win for Club Captain Ellis
The club held its annual meeting with 115 members present. W S Ellis was re-elected as captain by 17 votes over opponent W J Potter, a noted road and track rider, after the first ballot decided the outcome.
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W. S. Ellis
Ellis
W. J. Potter
New England half mile circuit set for summer racing
Track owners approve a Year timetable for New England half mile horse races outlining dates at Waterbury Holyoke Nashua Westfield Worcester with meetings spanning June to October and including holiday considerations.
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Worcester
New England
Waterbury
Holyoke
Nashua
Westfield
Nouroulah to wrestle two at Lyceum Hall East Boston
Nouroulah the wrestling Turk has been secured to meet two men at the big tournament at Lyceum Hall East Boston on Friday evening. John P. Eckhardt for Martin Julian the Turk's manager completed arrangements and posted a forfeit as a guarantee. The Turk stands over 6 feet 6 inches and weighs 38 pounds.
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Nouroulah
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
John P. Eckhardt
Martin Julian
Polo Games Last Night at Clinton Clinton Brockton
Polo games last night at Clinton Clinton Brockton 4 to 2 and at Lawrence Lawrence Salem 10 to 1.
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Clinton
Brockton
Lawrence
Salem
Hotels face liquor rule by police in city rooms
Boston hotels notified that liquor service in rooms directly in front of bars may be banned by the police commission. The order targets establishments with visible bar areas near street fronts while allowing upstairs service and remote seating. Licenses for the coming year will be announced in late April with continued inspections by Captain Brown's squad recorded for May decisions.
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Clark
Fower
Brown
Boston
Prominent Cyclist Walter Nash Dies in Dorchester Home
Walter A Nash a leading Tiger Roadsters cyclist and Bay State Wheelmen member died at the Consumptives Home in Dorchester after a year of illness. He helped the Tigers win the 1899 interclub pool and billiard championship and will have a funeral at 29 Marion Street Medford on Wednesday afternoon.
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Walter A. Nash
Tiger Roadsters
Couter
Nash
Bay State Wheelmen
Tigers
Dorchester
Marion Street
Medford
Harvard Gun Club Holds Monthly Shoot Victory by Bancroft
The Harvard Gun Club conducted its monthly shoot yesterday afternoon. Phil Bancroft won with sixteen of twenty birds. A local match is scheduled every Saturday against a local team, with next Saturday featuring Brockton in the agenda.
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Harvard Gun Club
Phil Bancroft
Brockton
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Advert Claims Kidney Cure
An early 1900s advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy. It warns against neglecting kidneys and cites a Des Moines Iowa testimonial from D W Smith praising a sample bottle and subsequent cure.
Mrs Wheeler Credits Kilmer Swamp Root Cure
An 1900 letter from Mrs. H N Wheeler of Lynn Massachusetts describes severe illness with back pain and kidney trouble, claiming relief after using Kilmer Swamp Root. She notes renewed strength and endorses the remedy for overworked housewives and the tired.
Free sample offer for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root remedy
Public notice promotes a free sample bottle of Swamp Root kidney liver and bladder remedy from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York. It lists symptoms it claims to ease and invites readers to mail for a sample along with a testimonial book. The notice urges Boston Daily Post readers to request the sample and says two bottle sizes are sold locally at fifty cents and one dollar.
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Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Boston Daily Post
Charlestown wins two of three matches at Arlington alleys
Charlestown defeated Arlington Boat Club two games to one on the former’s alleys with Homer scoring 261 and Kerwin 259. Team totals reached 1225 for Charlestown and 1157 for Arlington. In other matches John C. Paige & Co. beat Carpenters by 90 pins at St James, Travellers defeated Macombers, and Bennetts won two of three over Darling & Russell.
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Charlestown
Arlington Boat Club
Homer
Kerwin
Kendall
Wedeer
Newman
Burke
Watson
Merritt
Rowe
John
Paige & CO
Wis
St. James
John C. Paige & Co
The
Carpenters
Eynon
Barlow
May Cole
Frisbee
Nutt
oHead
Rik
Hitler
Byland
Tals
Travellers
Macombers
Teavellers
Magoenders
Darling & Russell
Bennetts
St. James Alleys
Brown
Ryan
Benson
Aldrich
D. W. Bennett
D. F. Bennett
Hagar
Costello
Barclay
Seeee Eareeree
Kinsman
Durgin Gray
St James Alleys
Inson
Scott
Yale Hockey Names Captain Henry B. Stoddard
Henry B. Stoddard of Bridgeport was tonight elected captain of Yale hockey for the 1902 season. Stoddard, a standout player, leads the squad as New Haven hosts the season opener this month.
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NEW Yale
New Haven
Illinois Defenders First Siring Out of Shed for Interlake Cup
The Illinois, built for a Chicago syndicate from Crowninshield designs, left the shed to test the waves in Boston harbor. With a mast due this week, the yacht aims to defend the Inter Lake Cup against Toronto Yacht Club and then travel to Chicago by rail.
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Illinois
Lawley
Chicago
Crowninshield
Toronto
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