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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1904

Page

3

I M Not Lost Says Munroe Heads West for Training

San Francisco May 11 Jack Munroe the Butte miner ends his silence saying he is not lost and will travel to the coast Saturday to begin active training for the June 17 bout with Jeffries. He seeks Kid McCoy's help, believing the Hoosier fighter could aid his chances. McCoy is in Philadelphia awaiting his own bout with Jack O'Brien.

San Francisco Jack Munroe Butte Munroe Jeffries Hot Springs Frisco Kid McCoy McCoy Philadelphia Jack O’brien

Boxing Gossip Signals Kid Goodman to Meet McClelland in St Louis

Boston boxing fans await tidings from St Louis where Kid Goodman faces Jack McClelland in a 20 round bout. Goodman, fast on return from the West, is rated among top 130-pounders and may meet rivals like Wenger Neary Corbett or Britt. The St Louis clash, plus upcoming Boston card features at West End A. A night of fights includes Ashley Sulivan and a Cambridge star bout, with Philadelphia matches set for Saturday.

Boston St. Louis Goodman Jack McClelland World's Fair City West Aurelia Herrera Benny Wenger Charley Neary Young Corbett Britt McClelland West End A Lawrence Gus Ashley Fall River Tommy Sullivan Sullivan Ashley Tommy Frank Adams Newton Harry Gilman Cambridge Cambridge A. A Albert Delmont Young Nadea Jimmy Briggs Chester Goodwin Philadelphia National Athletic Club Steve Mahoney Jack McGuigan George Walker Pennsylvania Goodwin Eddie Honey Tim Callahan Crocky Boyle Brotherly Love Young Donahue Roxbury Young Mne Quaker City Kid Ritter

Boston Tops Detroit 1-0 in 15 Inning Thriller

In a 15 inning duel at Detroit, Boston earned a 1-0 victory as Jack ONeill scored the winning run in the bottom of the 15th after a close sequence with Ferris and ONeill on base. Cy Young pitched brilliantly for Detroit with Killian matching him, but Boston’s defense and timely hitting sealed the win.

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Medico Osteopathy Claims Deafness Cure Across Nation

An advertisement extols Doctor Blair's Medico-Osteopathic treatment as an absolute cure for deafness and head noises. It asserts universal acceptance, no recorded failures with faithful treatment, and compares the method to Morse's telegraph in revealing a timeless natural law benefiting humanity. Thousands have been treated with claimed rapid, certain results.

Blair New England Morse Earness Dr. Blair

Deafness Positively Cured by Medico Osteopathy

Doctor Blair promotes Medico Osteopathy as an absolute cure for deafness and head noises, claiming restored hearing in long term cases when faithfully applied. He offers guaranteed treatment with no risk for new patients this week.

Blair

Doctor Blair Offers Free Book on Osteopathy History

Doctor Blair presents a free copy of Osteopathy What It Is and How It Lures along with the history of the New Science. The work lists fees of prominent men and women and is available upon application at the office or via mail request.

Blair

Deaf Woman Credits Medico-Osteopathy For Cure

Mrs. Eleanor Nelson of 37 Cutter Street Waltham Massachusetts suffered years of deafness and head noises preventing hearing at church or conversations. After failing many doctors she tried Medico-Osteopathy with Doctor Blair and reports rapid improvement able to hear sermons clearly again and grateful for the treatment.

Nelson Elanor Nelson Cutter St. Waltham Mass Eye and Ear Infirmary Doctor Blair

Hope for the deaf from Medico-Osteopathy breakthrough

A testimonial describes a startling early benefit from Medico-Osteopathy, claiming immediate penetrating effects and renewed hope for the deaf. The speaker is confident the treatment will help others as well.

Deafness Healed by Medico-Osteopathy at Union Street

Mrs. Henrietta Hadley of 13 Union St Reading Mass says she suffered years with constant head noises and hearing loss. After failures with Eye and Ear Infirmary and other doctors, Medico Osteopathy cured her, eliminating head pains and restoring normal conversation, prompting her to share the news with others.

Henrietta Hadley Union St Reading Mass Eye and Ear Infirmary

O Neill, Criger rally in 15th for Boston win

In a 1 1 game crowd of 4 604 at Boston, O Neill delivered a key hit for Criger in the 15th and Farrell batted for Young in the same frame. The winning rally came with only one out, as Beeby and Killian worked and the defense made two double plays to end the inning.

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Washington Beats St Louis 7 to 3 in American League game

Washington surged with a strong rally to defeat St Louis 7 to 3 as Howell left the mound early. Patten held the Browns to scattered hits while Cassidy Moran and Burkett made sensational line drive catches.

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New York Defeats Cleveland 4–3 In Opening Tilt

New York edged Cleveland 4 to 3 in the season opener as Hughes pitched well in a tight ballgame. Turner's errors proved costly for Cleveland.

New York Cleveland Clevelands Hughes Turner

Phillies Triumph Over Chicago 12 Inning Battle

Philadelphia edged Chicago 6 to 5 after 12 innings in a hard hitting game. Murphy starred with terrific hitting, twice tying the score and again in the 12th inning when he delivered a key blow as Philadelphia pulled ahead.

Philadelphia Chicago Murphy

Arlington Golf Club Spring Cup Opens For Women

The Arlington Golf Club ladies began the annual spring cup this afternoon with nine-hole stroke play. A L Winn led with three points, A W Homer had two, and EB Teel scored one, while handicaps were used and final scores were withheld.

Arlington Golf Club Arlington A. L. Winn A. W. Homer EB. Teel

Deaf man regains hearing after Medico-Osteopathic treatment

Joseph E Wilson of 7 Harva Street New Dorchester describes ten year gradual hearing loss with constant head noises. After Eye and Ear Infirmary trials failed he sought Dr Blair’s Medico-Osteopathic treatment, reporting removal of head noises and return of clear hearing and speech without needing repeats.

Hearing Restored by Doctor Blair Osteopathic Treatment

W. N. Pack of Salem describes severe deafness in his left ear with pain and inability to hear a watch tick. After Dr. Blair's medico osteopathic treatment, his hearing returned to normal, and he praises the painless, pleasant therapy and endorses the doctor highly.

Mr. Pack

Free Consultation Offer From Doctor Blair

All applicants receive free consultation and advice. Diagnosis Blank will be sent free to any address upon application. The offer welcomes letters or in person visits for medical guidance from Doctor Blair.

Blair

Park Commission Allows Autos in Parks Rules Change

The Park Commission votes to permit automobiles on park roads at all hours with Franklin Park and the Arnold Arboretum excluded except Forest Hills and Glen roads where autos remain banned at all times. The decision expands access but preserves restrictions in key areas.

the Park Commission Franklin Park Arnold Arboretum Forest Hills Glen Roads

Charles River Park Opens Preparations For May 30 Card

E F Damon turned over the park to James F Ingraham who inspected the facility and ordered immediate overhauls of grand stands trains quarters and offices while the track is in excellent condition The May 30 opening meet is targeted and a big card is planned Bobby Thompson tested the Royal Blue motor Jed Newkirk arrives to train behind the motors Will Stinson suffers a tire blowout avoiding a fall and Jimmy Hunter escapes injury A novelty race at Revere Saturday night draws amateurs and will be decided by a blindfolded starter

E. F. Damon Charles River Park James F. Ingraham Bobby Thompson Benny Munroe Miles Jed Newkirk Stinson Jimmy Hunter Hunter Revere

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