A Financier's Luck in Health and Remedies
Charles H. Bradley of State Investment Co in Cleveland credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health after a typhoid relapse. He used six boxes and recovered fully, praising the remedy for aftereffects of fever and various ailments. The ad touts pills as a universal tonic, cures for paralysis, neuralgia, rheumatism, and related weakness. Sold by dealers or shipped from Schenectady NY at 50 cents a box or two dollars fifty cents for six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Bradley
The
State Investment Co
American Trust Building
Cleveland
Ohio
Williams
Willams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Democrats Urge Voter Registration at City Meetings
The Hon. William S. McNary and William T. A. Fitzgerald spoke at four ward gatherings urging Democrats to register and naturalize voters. They attacked Republican governance and the beef trust, promised to organize mass support, and pushed for full voter lists to secure a victorious party and a full dinner pail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. McNary
Democratic State Committee
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Ward
McNary
State Committee
Republican Party
Beef Trust
New England
Massachusetts
Cattle Kings
West
Trust
Boston Board of Police
Atention
Democratic Party
United States
Army
Waist Tournament at the Vendome Opens New England Whist
The Vendome hosts a New England Whist Association event with Howell and Mitchell systems. Large attendance as rounds run through the evening. multiple tables and varied pairings record winners in east west and north south divisions across 382 tables and many notable pairs such as Slade Faxon and Bailey Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Whist Association
Vendome
Howell
J. T. Slade
Packard
P. Frank
A. J. French
W. ©. Hagan
F. Kelly
Davis
Swallow
Mitchell
G. H. Bailey
H. Schmidt
C. L. Bixb
C. H. Gwiner
G. L. Becker
H. H. Ward
F. A. Vinal
B. B. Manchester
B. R By
J. M. Webster
W. G. Sar Dnt
C. F. Gilman
G. W. Russell
A. M. Benson
M. L. Mesaser
BE. C. Fletcher
O. H. Sprague
H. Childs
Bussegue
F. B. Dana
H. M. Howard
Newhall
Falkenberg
Palmer
Thompecs
Miss Schmidt
Miss Peck
Messer
Howell Orate
G. E. Ae
W. J. Hatch
John Fox
W. C. Delano
H. Walcott
R. H. Chandler
Fennellosa
O. L. Bacon
D. W. Olnstead
C. A. Thayer
A. BE. Pennell
Waterhouse
M. L. Messer
C. W. Redlift
East
Ands. J. Edward Mullen
W. E. King
W.W. Cannon
Miss Wheelock
F. Gilman
William EB. Hickox
C. H. Sprague
C. A. Childs
F. A. Russegue
Local Theatre Notes and Performances Across Cities
A dress rehearsal of The Prince of Pilsen set for Malden Auditorium on May 17. Mamie Gilroy to tour Detroit after her The Girl from Paris success at the Columbia. The Drum mer Boy of Shiloh to play at Boston Theatre June 16 for Massachusetts G. A. R. Marion Littlefield earns praise at Keith's. hopes for future Boston appearances. Marie Cahill sings Nancy Brown in The Wild Rose at Knickerbocker, famed since Morocco Bound. Clara Palmer to appear in opera at Music Hall this summer. E S Willard to premiere a new play at Tremont next autumn. Tremont installs ice plant to cool the house amid sudden temperature drop.
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Malden Auditorium
Mamie Gilroy
Paris
Columbia
Detroit
Boston
Drummer Boy
Shiloh
Department of Massachusetts
Marion Littlefield
Keith
New York
Nancy Brown
Marie Cahill
Knickerbocker Theatre
Miss Cahill
Phil Branson
the Park
Clara Palmer
Music Hall
E.S. Willard
Tremont
Tremont Theatre
Boston Theaters Spark Busy Week With Robin Hood and More
Local music lovers anticipate the Bos tonians return at the Boston Opera House with Robin Hood next Monday featuring a seasoned cast including Henry Clay Barnabee, W H MacDonald, George Frothingham and Josephine Bartlett. The week also showcases Two Little Vagrants and The Derby Winner finales, with Franks Daniels company ending Miss Simplicity at Tremont Theatre, plus a lively street of acts at Keith's and Boston Music Hall.
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Uncle Terry
Incere
Oston Theatre
Bostonians
Robin Hood
Henry Clay Barnabee
W. H. MacDonald
George Frothingham
W. H. Fitzgerald
Josephine Bartlett
Grace van Studdiford
Maid Marian
Belle Harper
Annabel
Adele Rafter
Frank Rushworth
Allan Hinckley
Edward Johnson
MacDonald Dorrinton
J . Martin
William_ Sullivan
Ja Suters
Katherine Wheeler
Neva Harrison
Grand Opera House
Ray Scott
Bowdoin Square
Charlotte Hunt
London
Loraine Dreux
Castle Square Theatre Company
Belasco
Isord Chumley
Castle Square Company
Ingomar
Park
Runor
Corse Payton
Paris
Columbia
Frank Daniels
Tremont ‘Theatre
Barnet
Heartz
Industrial School
Bostock
Boston
Keith
Sie Waster
Willis Sweatnam
The
Blossoms
W.h.murphy
Blanche ‘Bayne
Evie Stetson
Janet Melville
Comediennes
Beaux and
Bells Odette
Music Hall
Staley
Birbeck
Bert Howard
Leona Bland
Tom Nast, Jr
Mitchell and
Marron
Minstrel Boys
Redca -Duffin-Redcay
Ethel Robinson
Austin & Stone's
United States
Nickelodeon
Prince of Pilsen
Heidelburg Studen
Therland
Herr Berg
Tremont
Ross Snow
Symphony Hall
Eve
Milford wrestler Roeber Reagan loses to Crowe in Fall River match
Fall River report notes John J. Reagan of Milford known as Roeber Reagan wrestled Oswald Crowe in a catch as catch can bout at Fall River. Crowe won the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
John J. Reagan
Milford
N. H
Roeber Reagan
Oswald Crowe
Crowe
Yale Beats Andover In 9 To 2 Fielding Slump
Yale defeated Andover 9 to 2 as ill advised fielding miscues and a windy day hindered both sides. Baker proved hittable for Yale while Andover endured costly errors including a string of tallies in a rough fourth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Illips
Andover
Academy
Baker
Wakefield High beats Malden in season opener
Wakefield High School defeated Malden High 24 to 21 in the first game of the Suburban High School League season at Malden yesterday afternoon. Final score 24-21 with Wakefield scoring heavily in late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield High School
Malden High
Malden
Ague
Wakefield
Washington and Boston Rival in Windy Belted Baseball Card
Washington starts Al Orth for the Senators this afternoon at 8 while Cy Young or Prentiss take the mound for Boston. Dineen, Ferris, Lachance and Delehanty are mentioned in the fielding and hitting notes as fans beg for warmer weather and better luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
al Orth
Senators
Tom
Dineen
Hobe
Ferris
Lachance
Delehanty
Lee
Stahl
CG. W. R
Carter Breaks a Hand in Motor Cycle Accident at Charles River Park
Yesterday at Charles River Park amid high winds Patsey Keegan tested a motor cycle when it stalled leaving him hospitalized after being struck by a riderless machine. Harry Carter and Mettling crashed. Carter broke his hand while Mettling’s wheel was demolished. The Riders' Union plans a guardian for Keegan and Sammie Sulkin will replace Carter in tonight's five mile pace against Coffey. Other riders include Champion Walthour Butler Maya Mettling and Keegan with a large five mile amateur entry list of Potter Kimball Sulkin Currie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsey
Keegan
Charles ‘River Park
Pat
Mettling
Harry Carter
Carter
Coffey
Fef. L. Howe
Albert Champion
Robbie Walthour
Nat Butler
Otto Maya
Louis Mettling
Potter
Kimball
Sulkin
Currie
Root
Dow
Holbrook
McKinnon
Logan
Gillis
Temple
Wallace
Todd
Beaudet
Triangular Meet Positions Set For Afternoon Events
Managers Brown and Dartmouth draw heats for the triangular meet at the American House. Participants include Brown T Patten Lamkin Boggs Jackson Southworth Powell Hubbard Barker Southworth Pattee Goldwall Crowell Smith O W Sm Edson Caneli Oalley Barker Neil Kruse Brown Neilor Co W h Edwards and others. Two qualifiers per heat and one final per event. Tech holds pole in the mile and its pole in the two mile is reversed compared to Dartmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Brown
Dartmouth
Brown T
Patten
Lamkin
W. B. Bogge O. Jackson
Southworth
Powell
T. P. Hubbard
Barker
Pattee
Goldwall
Jackson
Beckwith
Crowell
Smith
Kin
Edson
Caneli
O W. Sm
Oalley
Neil
Kruse
Neilor
Bary
Artmouth
Boston Fighters Cote and Sullivan Draw In Biddeford Show
Arthur Cote and Twin Sullivan of Boston fought a 16 round draw before 1500 fans in National Hall Biddeford Maine. After 14 rounds the bout was even but Sullivan outpointed Cote in the final round. Both fighters took stiff punches and Cote finished in good shape. crowd called the decision satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Yacht Club
Young McGee
Kid Bangs
Young Kelley
Chester Dow
Lynn
Kelley
Joe Lavoie
Colby McDermott
McDermott
Jim Ferguson
Mike Shallow
Shallow
Dave Nugent
Montreal
Jack Fitzpatrick
Newton
Nugent
Fitzpatrick
Joe Cummings
Denny Murphy
Biddeford
Arthur Cote
Sullivan
Boston
National Hall
Dover
Lewiston
Portland
Sanford
Cote
Roseville Beats Newton in Three-Game Bowing Duel
Roseville Athletic Association bowling team from Newark New Jersey defeated Newton Club in Newtonville, taking two of three games. Hutchinson of Newton high with 570 pins. Meyer of Roseville next with 669. Final scores show Roseville 2728 to Newton 2664.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niwton
Roseville Athletic Association
Newark
N. J
Newton Club
Newtonville
Roseville
Hutchinson
Newton
Meyer
T'd. Pierson
Diederick
Womsor
Smith
Meyer Sieek Rat
Bowler
Buntin
Scully
Wellington
Cornell Edges Harvard In Lacrosse Championship Bid
Cornell defeated Harvard 6 to 3 on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon, effectively clinching the intercollegiate lacrosse title claim. Harvard has one game left to play in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Ithacans
Spring Lane Tenants Defend Eating House Against Eviction
In Spring Lane a siege-like scene formed as tenants of Nos. 7 and 9 resisted eviction by the Old South Society seeking to reclaim property for a new building. Sub-letters including Wyman & Co. faced attempted dispossession while guards and workers held the line, with potential court action looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Lane
Old South Building Syndicate
Thomas P. Smith
Waltham
Wyman & Co
E. M. Nickerson, Co
H. Buck & Co
Royce & Co
Allied Printing Trades
Wyman
Johnson & Royce
Se Ac
Moen
Eeummings
Burglary in South Boston Stolen $17 From Home
The residence of Adam Roat at 78 Fourth Street South Boston was entered yesterday afternoon and $17 stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Adam Roat
Fourth Street
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Satiasiuc
Washington Street
R. H. White Co
Oxford
Tin
Minary
Fitzgerald
Atlantic Club
Washington St
Sew Haven
Conn
Ale
Baltimore
Joe" Bernstein
Harry Lyons
Eureka Athletic Club
Stace
Reagan
Metcalf
Phillips Ae
P.O. A
O’brien
Huiscamp
Scribner
Fireereee
Clough
Eore Sneer Beach
Campbell
C. Lise Cae
Hodge
Sewer Brown
Eeerertreets
hall—Metcalf
Winslow
Aitehed
Uwpire
Murray
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
Charles Clarke
James Ko Waite
Kerry
Entertainments
Geargy
James J. Morton
Adelaide
Cuttys
Drawee
Bauman
Adel« le
Vernon
John Dempsey
Senta
Castle Theatre
Tremont St
Tel
Tre Branch
Moai Halil Pl
Supreme Court
Orient
Charles River
Walthour Butler
Mettling Maya
Brassard
RAGE
On & Ditson
At Park
American League
Huntington Ave
Wright & Ditson’s
Conen’s Cigar Store
Summer Street
Charles River Park
Glay Pit
Marion Ferguson
Barry
Sprague Street
Cental Avenue
Revere
Sant
Colonial Theatre
Great Animal Arena
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Imes rHeatRevue County
Neil Burgess
Clara Clarita
Sorensen
Girl From
Mason
Dan
Daly
Philip
Edward W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
W. G. Loftus Co
Washington and Hanover Sts
Haymarket
Hollis
Isaac B. Rich
Anna
Howard
S. m. Violet Mascotte
Burke Yothers
Hines
Remington
Grace la Rue
Robinson
Grant
Reata Winfield
Tech Brown
Dartmouth Soldiers Field
Cambridge
Bowdoin Combrne
Revere House
Charlotte Hunt and
the Stock Co
Crand Orchestra
Max Zach
Mondrane
Sxrmeliri Crrts
Tremont Row
Faustin & Stone
Lacrosse
Lesman
McManus
McManus & CO
Corner Beach
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