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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1899

Page

2

Harvard Falls to Georgetown in Fifth Straight Defeat

Harvard lost to Georgetown 9 to 6 as Georgetown’s offense and pitching outplayed the visitors. White pitched well for Georgetown with Moran at short making key plays while Harvard’s Morse, Fitz, and Reid produced limited offense and errors plagued Harvard’s infield.

Harvard Georgetown Pennsylvania Yale Morse Fitz Goodrich White Moran Harford Reid

Georgetown Triumph In Wild Pitch Thriller

Georgetown wins after a sequence of wild pitches and misplays. Fleming scores on a wild pitch in the seventh as Cranston crosses on base on balls and errors, while Harvard struggles to score beyond brief threats.

Fitz Bach White Cranston Harvard Georgetown Fleming Clark Dibblee Lynch Clark’s Hafford

Modern Hotel for Women to Rise at Big Ave and Clarendon

The Homestead Building Trust announces The Modern Hotel Exclusively for Women to be built at Big Ave and Clarendon St. The eight story structure offers 250 rooms and modern apartments with first class construction. Shareholders receive three dividends and invitations to invest from $10 per share with contracts awarded upon construction. Prospectus mailed upon request.

Wome Big Ave Clarendon St Hecaehilly Homestead Builiding Trust Tremont Temple Foston Howard D. van Norden Benj. F. Moore Edwin C. Mournill

Free Gloria Tonics promised to cure rheumatism in Milwaukee scheme

John A. Smith of Milwaukee offers 15000 free sample packages of Gloria Tonic to prove a cure for rheumatism. He cites his own recovery after years of pain and morphine use and presents numerous testimonials from scattered locations and a U S consul backed claim. He invites readers to mail name and address to 102 Jon O A Milwaukee Wis for a trial package.

John A. Smith Milwaukee Smith Robaths Old Fountain City Wis Wells Nev A. Inci Rev. C. Lund Hartisville Gloria Tonie Quintero University of Veneszuela Gloria Toniec United States Gloria Tonite Mina Schott Marion Ohio Procsor Noeb Karl Moritz Lyon Gloria Tenie Denham Ind Jon Oa Sunnie. Theid Church Milwaukee, Wis

Watts Returns to Boston After European Tour With Di Blasi Case

Chief Watts and Lieutenant Rosatto return to duty after traveling to London Paris Rome and Rome again to pursue the Di Blasi murder case. Watts reports the Italian government will likely convict Di Blasi based on confession and evidence.

Frinds di Blast Watts New York Aller Boston Adams Clark Berlin James Ellis di Blasi Rosatto

Pyramid Pile Cure Proclaimed as Lasting Remedy

Medical writers describe the Pyramid Pile Cure as a non surgical treatment for piles that instantly relieves pain and irritation. They claim it acts on nerves and blood vessels to restore normal condition with no sun lever pain, is harmless, and costs one dollar per package from Pyramid Rue Co of Marshall Michigan.

Piles Pyramid Rue Co Marshall Mich

Utah Social Club Dance Draws 290 Couples at Lyceum Hall

The Utah Social Club hosted its third annual dance in Lyceum Hall Boston last night with about 290 couples on the floor. The Columbian Orchestra provided music for the event.

Utah Lyceum Hall Boston Columbian Orchestra

Shawmut Driving Club matinee draws big crowd and orderly races

The Shawmut Driving Club stage a matinee with strong attendance and well managed events. Entries include 2:40 class trot and pace for purses of 16 and 200, with horses such as High Bird Linus and Texas Lillian showing in fast times. road wagon races highlight the program.

Shawmut Driving Club High Bird Jay Bird Linus Bik Sy Moessenger Wilkes Chamberlain Mausa Wilkes B. m Brennan Texas Lillian

Harvard Game Report Shows Pitcher Struggles and Morse Collapse

Yesterday's contest highlighted a wild pitcher who settled after a rough start yet faltered in the pivotal inning. Morse struggled, surrendering runs as Fitz came in and Wall finished the frame. Strong hits from Haffan Walsh Moran and Dibblee gave Harvard trouble but the fielding miscues and base-running errors defined the inning.

Harvard Morse Bw Fita Galbraith Clark Haffan Reid Downes McCarthy Loughlin Goodrich Cranston Fincke Walsh Moran Fleming White Hafford Bach Fitz Dibblee Lynch

Annual Whist Party and Pop Concert Planned by Somerset Associates

At a regular meeting the Somerset Associates chose to hold the annual whist party and pop concert at the Seaside Pavilion in late June. A committee of twenty was appointed to arrange the event, led by President William P. Mickey with members including William Condon Michael F. F. Condon Joseph A. Coughlan and others.

Somerset Associates Willian’ P. Mickey Wiliam Condon Michael FF. Condon Joseph A. Coughlan Henry Donance William Pay the Fen Thomas W. Flood Thomas J. Gerah Charles A. Haley John H. Hussey Dsetasa Eaward I. Logan Mark S. Lally Jere Thomas J. McGowan Joseph J. Norton Richard F. O'Leary Edward J. Smith Robert Su. Sullivan Joseph H. Reagan William Taylor Henry F. Walsh William J. Walsh

Country Club Races Preview At Turf Headquarters

At the Country Club turf headquarters yesterday all thoroughbreds showed fine condition for Saturday's races. A large crowd of club members observed morning workouts and noted Silas Veach and stable boys with Mr Chambrec's string. Hayes's frillon, winner of the Grand National, carries 170 pounds as top weight amid a field of promising lightweights and clever contenders.

Turf Country Club Club Silas Veach Chambrec Hayes Frillon

Massachusetts Bicycle Club Opens Expansive New House

Hundreds of cyclists from local and out of town clubs attended the opening of the Massachusetts Bicycle Club at 541 Massachusetts Avenue. The state of the art clubhouse features a large main hall, upstairs committee rooms, a ladies room, card room, billiard hall, and extensive wheel storage. Mayor Quincey among members celebrated with an orchestra and guided tours.

Massachusetts Bicycle Club Massachusetts Avenue New York Tremont Street Shawmut Avenue H. Pearce Bierstadt Connecticut River Valley Charles Sprague Pearce 8. H. Pearce Paris Albert A. Pope Boston Newport Massachusetts Club Press Ys Cling Club Tiger Roadsters Frank B. Lawrence Mayor Quincey EK. W. McGlewen E. T. Raub G. B. Andrews G. A. Clough Douglas Morine C. Clough H. & Locke

Great Riders At Waltham Park Big Race Meet

The Waltham Athletic Park Company schedules a match race at Wal tham on May 30 featuring Tom Cooper Detroit Owen S Kimble Louisville Ky and Floyd A McFarland San Jose Cal for a prize of 150. A 19 second time limit will keep heats near two minutes with Harry DPD Saikes pacing and amateur races stacking the card amid many entrants from New England.

Waltham Athletic Park Company Waltham Tom Cooper Detroit Owen S. Kimble Louisville Floyd A. McFarland San Jose Cal Harry Dpd Saikes Cooper McFarland Nimble Corcoran New England Iverett Ryan Fred Kvaukegard Fall River Moier Harry Jélkes Glens Falls

Major Taylor Entered in Memorial Day Handicap Race

Major Taylor and Nat Butler have entered the 00 sweepstakes race to be held by the A C C at the Charles River track on Memorial Day. Other notable entrants include the two other Butlers and Watson Coleman. The A C C executive committee met at Quincy House to finalize the tournament details, adding a school team race among Brookline High Roxbury Latin and Newton High. Officials named include Referee A W Frobinson and judges Henry WW Robinson W W Fourdrinier George W Dorntec.

Major Taylor Chartes River Nat Butler Brookline High Roxbury Latin Newton A. W. Frobinson Henry WW. Robinson W. Fourdrinier George W. Dorntec A. P. Benson Guy Newhall C. M. Jones J. A. Weeltt Henry J.S. Gray D. T. Marine W. B. Paige F. P. Sibley

Three Wheel Records Fall at Washington Park Bicyclo Meet

At Washington May 4 three records were broken at the Park Bicy races tied to the peace jubilee. French rider Henry Fournier showcased his single wheeled machine and clocked 1 51 3-5 for the event, claiming the fastest time ever for a unicycle. In the two mile heat McFarland posted 4 68 boo, surpassing Bald’s record from Minneapolis.

Washington Park Bicy Connetion Henry Fournier McFarland Boo Bald Minneapolig

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