Public healing by Dr Henson at Bromfield church
Dr Henson offers free weekday healing at the Methodist church on Bromfield Street from 10 to 11 am. He claims to cure longstanding illnesses deemed incurable by others, with the blind receiving sight and the deaf hearing..office visits are available at Quincy House 81 Brattle Street from 9 am to 6 pm, excluding the 10 to 11 am church hour, with free consultations.
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Dr. Henson
Bromfield Street
Henton
Henson
Quincy House
Brattle Street
Harvard Freshman Strength Test Record Broken by Hall
R G Hall, Harvard freshman, total 1871.8 kilograms in a strength test. He suffered a sprained ankle but is expected to improve and likely beat his own mark with another test soon. Test details include lungs 31, back 320, legs 560, forearms 80 and 70, weight 77.7, push-ups 15, pull-ups 25, chest/arms 310.8. total 1371.8.
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Harvard
R. G. Hall
C. G. Herbert
Hall
New Cycle League Talk Spurs Attention in New England
The Post reports unrest in American cycle racing with calls for a new association seen as a likely success. Prominent riders cite delays by the N C A and payments due, noting suspensions while others sign contracts and race. Charles G Percival hints at plans while traveling to Jacksonville and Florida, saying he could rally substantial backing if he joined a new venture.
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New England
L A. W
Charles G. Percival
Jacksonville
Florida
Harvard Men Stare at Pratt Institute Visit
Yesterday ladies visited Randall Hall as about thirty Pratt Institute students toured Harvard's dining hall. They ate with 800 Harvard men present and left with a good impression of the place and its boarders. The trip is part of a New England library study tour.
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Randall Frall
Ard
Pratt Institute
Harvard
Randall Hall
New England
Murray and Irwin Win City Candle Pin League Title
Murray and Irwin clinched the championship by one game over Carruth as both teams swept their final three matches. Rouse starred with a 314 total, while Murray and Irwin rolled 19898 against Sudbury. Carruth beat the Broadways in a tight first game, with Tatton topping at 280 for the McCarthy team.
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City Candle
Murray & Irwin
Carruth
Sudbury
Rouse
Broadways
McCarthy
Jeffersons
Tatton
St. James
Barry
Schoolboys Drill Draws Big Crowds at Mechanics Hall
Crowds filled Mechanics Hall yesterday for the English High School Battalion drill with pony company leading the program. Prizes were awarded for individual pony and drill performances with sergeant and private recipients named from Companies D and M.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Pony Company
F. R
Tk Pony
Jackson
Gerder
Dodge
Elmer A. Meram
Comene
J. A. Houghton
Milne
W. L. Lwis
English High School
Hoto
Purdy
Elmer A. Merriam
First Regiment
Callahan Chosen Assistant Manager For Boston Club
Joseph A. Callahan named by C W Somers as assistant business manager of the Boston American League club. He is popular, well connected, and previously managed with Thomas Boles & Co. The selection is expected to aid Somers in Boston.
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Joseph A. Callahan
C. ‘W Somers
Boston
Callahan
Joe
Somers
Gavin
Thomas Boles & Co
Bouston
Boston Theatre
Cy Young
St. Louis
Pat Donovan
Young
Muggery McGraw
Illiams
Pittsburg
Donlin
Conlin
Harvard Crew Feature Sheafe Rejoins Newell Lineup
C M Sheafe, last year’s Harvard varsity crew captain, returned to row yesterday on the Charles River, filling in for Blake on the Newell Law School crew. Blake is indisposed and absent for a day or two. The 1902 Newell crew raced the course for the first time, covering the distance quickly in good form with no time recorded.
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C. M. Sheafe
Harvard
Charles
Blake
Newell Law School
Sheafe
Newell 1902
Newell crews rate Harvard after two months of rowing
After two months of hard rowing the Newell crews at Harvard were graded yesterday. First boat: Phillips seven, Dunb six, Nickerson six, Peabody four, Seabury three, Bell two, Walldon, Poe. Second boat: Hunt seven, Rainsford six, Robinson four, Davie three eight, Grilk five, Durfee two, Tsanoff bow. Third boat: Roosevelt seven, Howell six, Jardiner six, Hull four, Parker three, Marshall two, Bradley bow.
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Newell
Harvard
Phillips
Dunb
Nickerson
Peabody
Seabury
Bell
Walldon
Poe
Cruger
Hunt
Rainsford
Yumball
Robinson
Davie
Grilk
Dill
Bow
Wilcox
Uideevee
Anysi
Crane
Ocelrichs
Pierce
Cott
Durfee
Tsanoff
Peck
Yourth
Roosevelt
Howell
Jardiner
Hull
Parker
Marshall
Bradley
Dler
Boston bids for Pittsburg star pitchers in tense chase
The Boston National League club remains linked to Pittsburg’s quartet of top pitchers but the move is less certain as talks continue and other teams watch closely.
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Theeague
Boston
Pittsburg
Amherst College Baseball Schedule to Begin Training
Amherst College announces baseball practice starts next Tuesday with a schedule ranging from Yale in New Haven on April 17 to Williams in Williamstown on May 30 and June games against rival Wesleyan, Dartmouth, and Maine among others in Amherst and Middletown locations.
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Amherst
Amherst College
Yale
New Haven
Brown
Trinity
Williams
Wsleyan
Middletown
Harvard
Cambridge
Andover
Dartmouth
University of Maine
Dartmouth Anover
Tufts
Wesleyan
Williamstown
Riverview Military Academy
Columbia
Fiory Cross
Une
Mertes Signs To Move From Chicago NL To AL Infield
Chicago outfielder and utility player SBandon Mertes signed a contract to play second base for the Chicago American League team this coming season, leaving his previous National League club.
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Chicago
Sbandon" Mertes
Officials to address Middlesex Club banquet in Boston
Assistant Secretary Hackett and Admiral Robley D. Evans departed Washington for Boston to speak at a Middlesex Club banquet tomorrow night. The event will feature remarks by the two officials and highlight regional affairs.
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Washington
Hackett
Robley D. Evans
Boston
Middlesex Club
Goudat's Challenges Accepted for Worcester Fencing Match
Boston fencer Henri Goudat challenges Henri Genoud and Worcester Club's Professor Lucien Fournon to a duel in Worcester. Fournon demands dark attire chalked foils two seconds and a referee jury with no appeal winner takes all bets and earliest date. Genoud backs the plan with same terms plus donating gate receipts to a Worcester charity.
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Henri Goudat
Boston
Henri Genoud
New England
Lucien Fournon
Worcester Fencing Club
Fournon
Goudat
Orcester
Genoud
Worcester
Scott’s Emulsion and Oxygen in Blood Claim
An advertisement from Scott & Bowne promotes cod liver oil emulsion as a way to enrich the blood with oxygen carrying red cells. It compares nutrition and oxygen delivery to building a railroad into a famine struck country and offers a sample to try.
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Scott
Country Club Brookline Announces 1902 Steeplechase Schedule
The Country Club of Brookline reveals its spring meeting 1902 with steeplechase events and purses including 5000 in the grand annual steeplechase and 1500 in the Duke's cup. Also listed are the St Botolph, National Hunt, Myopia, and Myopia Norfolk races plus hurdle and flat events. The meeting runs May 28 80 and June 1.
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Country Club of Brookline
Country Club
Oxford Athletes Weigh Harvard Yale Track Challenge
English athletes hesitate over the proposed regular track series with Harvard Yale against Oxford Cambridge. Weight throwing and two added events draw disfavor among Oxford competitors who fear two events on a round course. July timing and finances loom as main obstacles.
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London
Harvard
Yale
Oxford
Cambridge
Oxford University Athetic Club
Boxing bill fight sways Connecticut governors signature urge
Gubernatorial pressure mounts to sign a bill legalizing boxing in Connecticut amid opposition. The piece notes letters stirring agitation, police scrutiny, and alleged forgery attempts, plus boxing developments in Bangor and Louisville. It includes remarks from Knickerbocker Athletic Club president Don Desmond and mentions upcoming Lowell events and fighters such as Carter Bonner Gardner Flaherty.
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Connecticut
Tom O’rourke
Boston
Bangor
Dick O’brien
Billy Payne
Billy Long
O'Brien
Payne
Carter
Loulaville
Jack Bonner
Bonner
Brooklyn
Don Desmond
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Lowell
Mr. Benton
Billy Gardner
Joe Flaherty
Con Desmond
Young Allen
Tom Devine
Mike D'Arcy
Charles Gibbs
Tim Harrington
Frank Casen
Kid Rogers
Dave Anderson
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Sampson Views Independence Works in Boston
Admiral Sampson and friends inspected the Atlantic Works yesterday and checked progress on the new cup defender Independence. Riveting continued on the keel fin bronze plates. the mainsail finished as a record 200 square yards of canvas.
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Admiral Sampson
Atlantic Works
Messrs. Wilson & Silsbee
City
Bicycle notes on damming Charles River path and racing
State House action at 10 30 Friday promises a bicycle parade in favor of a riverfront cycle road to Watertown. Prominent wheelmen will speak. John Irwin may manage Arthur W Ross the New Jersey midget. Al Smith’s status and pacing race plans in Jacksonville are noted. legal sparring over Michael Downey race and other racing figures round out the item.
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State House
Charles River
Watertown
John Irwin
Arthur W. Ross
New Jersey
al Smith
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Cal
Nat Gerry
Jim Kennedy
Boston
Michael Downey
Frank Waller
Lester Wilson
Frank J. Cadwell
California Racing Party Heads East For Newark Meet
The article notes a ten mile event with Robbie Walthour at Jacksonville next Sunday and Johnnie Lake riding ponies on the Pacific coast. It states ponies are no match for motors and that the California racing contingent leaves the coast April 16 for Newark, New Jersey, including McFarland Cooper Freeman Downing Kiser and Hoffman, the Pacific coast amateur.
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Robbie Walthour
Jacksonville
Johnnie Lake
Pacific Coast
California
Newark
N. J
McFarland Cooper
Freeman
Downing
Kiser
Hoffman
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Crosby
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Finneran
James
Bowler
T’ti
Murphy
McAllen
Lavis
Barry Eer
Meyers
T'd
Campbell
Sumner
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F. R. Bogardus
F. B. Williams
F. C. Earle
E. T. Sayward
Dorchester
Roxbury
East Boston
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Charlestown
Solent Benyon
W. J. Gallivan
F. B. Earle
Frank W. Regan
BE. H
Hearn
Albert C. Sproul
Roxbury High School
Lennan C. Prior
East Boston High School
John H. Timmings
Brighton
Newell Crews
SIG Wrestling
Nouroulah
Lundin Slattery
Mamitt Flaherty
Thomes
Mertes
Hackett and Evans
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Brookline Country Club
Sampson
Coodyear West
W. L. Douglas
A.vorite
Douglas Stores
Washington St. Essex
Summer St
Lincoln
Court St
Col. Howard
City Hall Ave
W.l.douglas
Brockton
Mass
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Cameron
Blagden
Ponce de Leon
Dr. Sanden
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