Doctor Shoop Restorative Promises Cure by Nerve Action
A physician advertises Shoop Restorative claiming permanent cure for aging through sympathetic nerve health. He asserts six-book program and a trial offer where Druggists supply the remedy, with money-back if it fails, priced at five dollars and fifty cents for six bottles. He lists books for Dyspepsia Women Heart Men Kidneys Rheumatism and urges readers to write for the program.
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Racine
Wis. S
Aldrucgists
Drageiia
SOLD OUT SAYS CORBETT ABOUT MOWATT FIGHT
Chicago boxer Young Corbett arrived in the city ahead of a six round bout with Tommy Mowatt on Saturday night. He criticized the Britt decision and accused promoter Graney of money driven politics. Corbett said he would leave for Boston after the fight to headline at the Old Howard.
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Chicago
Young Corbett
Tommy Mowatt
Jimmy Britt
Corbett
Britt
Graney
San Francisco
Frisco
Mowatt
Boston
East Boston Championship Series Set Between Teams
East Boston High School and East Boston A A will play a series to decide the East Boston basketball championship. Captain Hagman predicts a tough clash as both sides are strong. The high school squad won the Highland league title while the gymnasium team took second in the Municipal league. First game at East Boston High School today at 3 o'clock.
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East Boston
East Boston A. A
Hagman
Gymnasium
East Boston High School
Pittsburg Moves to Acquire Dineen and Lee
Pittsburg, March 20. Barney Dreyfuss of the Pirates has entered negotiations with the Boston Americans to secure pitcher Bill Dineen. Dineen has been in Hot Springs and practiced with the Pirates. It is said Lee of the Wash-team is also being sought by Dreyfuss.
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Pittsburg
Little Rock
Ark
Barney Dreyfuss
Pirates
Boston Americans
Bill Dineen
Dineen
Hot Springs
Lee
Wash
Dreyuss
Forbes horses sold at Readville without Arion stallion
Announcement says all horses owned by the late J Malcolm Forbes will be sold at Readville on May 25, excluding the famous Arion. Among the brood mares is Nancy Hanks once holder of the world trotting record.
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J. Malcolm Forbes
Arion
Readville
Brool
Nancy Hanks
Joan J. Voorhees
Brooklyn
Jim Pilkington
National Rowing Association
St. Louis
Canada
Saratoga Race Track
W. C. Whitney
Ban Johnson
Boston
Green
Huntington Avenue
Heine Reitz
Baltimore
Eugene
Ore
Clark Griffith
Highlanders
Giants
New York
Barney Dreyfuss
Stankard
Holy Cross Rae
Pirates
Fred Clarke
Boston Nationals Start On Tour In Preseason Swing
Thomasville reports a full squad ready for a driving tour through Montgomery Birmingham Nashville and Philadelphia with Buckenberger Tenney insisting on flawless signals and practice. Willis and Kaiser Wilhelm to open against Montgomery. Pittinger developing a slow underhand ball and Pat Carney to join as a doctor. Team departs for Montgomery at 10 50 tomorrow.
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Thomasville
Tomierrow
Fuckenberger
Ontgomery
Birmingham
Nashville
Maransville
Terre Haute
Philadelphia
Buckenberger
Vic’ Willis
Kaiser Wilhelm
Montgomery
Pittinger
Pat Carney
Washington
Paterson
Clymer
Columbus
John Malarkey
Ball
Fred P. O'Connell
Tenney
NEW Boston National
Fisher
Needham
Wilhelm
Raynier
Cannell
Delehanty
Harold Boynton Wins Naval Cadetship on Football Record
Harold Boynton of Haverhill, high school class of 1905, has been appointed to Annapolis after a close competition with Ernest H. Merchant of Gloucester. Boynton earned the decisive four points from football to edge Merchant 179 to 178. Merchant, son of former Gloucester mayor George Merchant, is first alternate for both military and naval academies. Other alternates include Robert Pike of Pigeon Cove and Leland Kimball of Danvers.
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Haverhill
Harold Boynton
Marshal W. Leott Boynton
Annapolis
Ernest H. Merchant
Gloucester
Robert Pike
Pigeon Cove
Leland Kimball
Danvers
Boynton
Merchant
George EH. Merchant
Gloucester High School
West Point
James H. Cunningham
Military
Naval
Penn Opens College Baseball With 19–1 Victory
In Philadelphia on March 30 University of Pennsylvania crushed Trinity College 19 to 1 at Franklin Field to open the college baseball season. The decisive win featured a dominant Penn offense and pitching, signaling a strong start for the Quakers.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Field
University of Pennsylvania
Trinity College
Boxing Gossip Sparks World Title Challenges and Sparring Plans
Boxing circles buzz as Bob Fitzsimmons eyes potential 158-pound clashes with McCoy Placke or Walcott. McCoy posts 1000 dollars. Fitz travels to assess money offers and to watch the McCoy Placke bout next Tuesday. The article tracks color line disputes, Corbett rivalries, Sullivan benefits, and a wave of proposed fights across Boston Chicago and San Francisco with managers often mounting large purses and forfeits.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
McCoy
Fitz
al Smith
New York
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Tommy Ryan
MccCoy-Placke
Placke
Sandy Ferguson
Boston
Vitsz
Bob
Sandy
Billy Pierce
Joe Walcott
Fitzsimmons
Walcott
Harris Martin
Minneapolis
En Negro
Corbett
Pompadour
John L. Sullivan
John 1. Sullivan
John L
Sullivan
Fitz-Walcott
Bert Crowhurst
O’brien-Ryan
Munroe-Sharkey
Jimmy Briggs
Benny Yanger
Chicago
Battery D
Briggs
West
Tipton
Billy Woods
Oakland
Gal
San Francisco
Joe
Frisco
Jack Mooney
Pinky Evans
Billy Mellody
Jimmy Britt
California
Britt
Mellody
Mooney
Jack Lowrey
Auditorium
Portland
Providence
Young Corbett
Detroit
Pouser
Toe Young Corbett
Jeffries
Sam Langford
Joe Gans
Jack
Malden Relay Team Beats Melrose at Indoor Meet
Melrose March 30 The annual indoor meet of the Melrose High School Athletic Association was held in City Hall this evening. The Malden relay team won the event amid closely contested races as several events featured tight finishes.
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Malden
Melrose
Melrose High School Athletic Association
Collins' Boys Start for Montgomery Alabama
Collins team heads to Montgomery for duty with Dineen Young Criger and Freeman joining. They closed a series with an 18 to 6 win over the locals as Tannehill fanned seven and hit hard, Ferris and Parent turning key double plays. Boston's strong showing in a cold 27 innings reinforced Collins Parent and Ferris as top performers.
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Atlanta
Collins
Montgomery
Ala
Dineen
Young
Criger
Freeman
Jess Tannehill
Boston
Slabman
Fred Parent
Parent
Ferris
Lightning
O’neil
Monian
Class of 1995 Wins Big at Malden Melrose Meet
A large crowd filled the hall as the class of 1995 won the meet. Malden took the mile relay ahead of Melrose, while Washington grammar school won the half mile. The class of 1905 won the eclauss relay with 1906 close behind. Event highlights include Folsom lifting the pole vault, Weeks topping standing high jump, Lord and Lovejoy winning standing broad jump, and A Verge led in running broad jump. Provanche won the 1000 yard run and A Cochrane the running high jump.
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Malden
Melrose
Washington Grammar School
Eclauss
Folsom
C. Cochrane
Weeks
A. Cochrane
Mitchell
Lord
Lovejoy
Willis
Stein
Sherman
A. Verge
W. Verge
Tna
Bowser
Harris
Arcane
E. ¢. White
West
Lin
Provanche
Shermanv
Volsom
Harvard Lacrosse Practice Shut Down by Yard Cops
Harvard police stopped lacrosse players from practicing near Holmes Field citing a rule against ball play near college buildings. Ground needs to dry on Soldiers Field, and management protests were overruled.
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Harvard Police
Harvard
Holmes Field
Pierce Hall
Soldiers Field
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