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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1899

Page

2

Intercollegiate meet prelims crown Kraenzlein in record broad jump

At Manhattan Field on May 26 the Intercollegiate Association trials narrowed field entries for finals. Kraenzlein of Pennsylvania smashed the intercollegiate broad jump record with 24 feet 4.5 inches while Yale, Harvard, and Pennsylvania led qualified finalists in sprints, hurdles, and throws as Syracuse and Princeton also advanced to tomorrow’s finals.

Manhattan Field N. Y Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America Shraenzlein Pennsylvania McCracken Quaker Harvard Yale Glass Gracuse Boardman Tewksbury Tom Burne Grant Syracuse Columbian Princeton Cregan Jarvis Carroll Burke Kraenzlein Mike Murphy Copeland Warward Mulligan Georgetown Blount Waite Quinlan Halland Boston College Columbia Long Face Fisher Tom Burke Cambridge Lane Adams Kraenzilein Remington Fincke Kraenziein Lewis Fox Cutler Syracus Liso Morse Hallowell Con Verse Warren Bottger Francis Prinstein Quakers Daly Jfharvard Pennsy Rice Klarvard Erin J. C. McCracken Penn Penns Waste Orgin W. A. Boal W. J. Brown E.W. Clark A. N. Rice Conklin Haverford Baxter Walter Carroll KE. C. Waller Pole Vanit Deming Cornell A. Kinzie Piarvard Olt Auine Hain And

Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Promotes Blood Health

An old advertisement urges health through Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming it purifies blood and aids kidneys and liver. It cites testimonials from A. S. Wykes of Easton Pennsylvania and Charles Bower of Glens Falls New York about strengthened health, reduced back pain, and improved stamina.

Hood A. S. Wykes Easton Charles Bower Glens Falls N. Y

Pills to Cure Liver Troubles Promoted by Sarsaparilla

An advertisement touts a liver cure as non irritating and solely a cathartic when taken with Hood's Sarsaparilla. It frames the product as a remedy for liver ills and stomach discomfort.

Hood

Fire at Hotel Rexford Sparks Owner's Letter to Editor

Charles Rudolph, proprietor of Hotel Rexford in Bulfinch Place, submits a letter to dispute reports of an explosion and panic during a basement fire. He asserts the blaze originated from oil with no explosion, states guests kept calm, exits were available, and business continued on the street floor.

The Post Rexford Boston Bithard Hall Bell Boon Charles Rudolph Stexford Bulfineh Place

Fire blame fate uncertain at Hotel Rexford blaze

The origin of the basement fire at the Hotel Rexford remains in doubt as fire marshal and insurance inspector conclude the lighting system is not at fault but suspect employee heedlessness of simple precautions.

Rexford

Cambridge High and Latin Wins Interscholastic Title

Cambridge High and Latin School defeated Brookline High 9 to 5 at Charles River Park to claim the Interscholastic Baseball Association championship. Walter Clarkson struck out 18 Brookline batters on two hits as Cambridge built a 9 run lead, with a large crowd witnessing the victory and a Cambridge band marching off.

Cambridge High and Latin School Brookline High Cambridge Boys Walter Clarkson Charles River Park Cambridge School Massachusetts Avenue Brookline Clarkson Cambridge Quigley James Adams Nesbit Gailasher Murray Gilman Ser Ulica Carey Mrooklini Sullivan Murphy Meetirr Adaims Ski'ton H. Clarkson Carr

Liquefied Air Capital Stock Offering Opens at Half Price

A capital stock issuance offers shares at five dollars each for development purposes, with a ten dollar par value and non-assessable status. The sale remains open until June, with all payments made payable to the issuance administrator or designated account.

Southerners Embrace Postum Swapping Coffee for Health Brew

Mrs Myra J Tullar of Kansas City reports her family converted to Postum Food Coffee after learning it must be boiled. She claims it calms nerves linked to coffee and praises its health benefits, offering to share testimonials of other families adopting Postum.

Myra J. Tullar Dith St Kansas City

Baseball score line for Sudbury Building game

Andrew J. Chase trustee notes show Sudbury Building at Sudbury Street Bosn Mass. sends for circular. The box score lists three base hit Damn and sacrifice hits Wear Quimby Stolen bases Gammon DeSaulles.

Wear Quimby Gammon DeSaulles Dowd Hirschoff Robertson Winslow Newton Yale Wallace Camp Sullivan Birseh Eddy Kyn Robertson

Seniors Win Harvard Championship Over Sophomores 13 to 2

Seniors clinch the class baseball title with a 13 to 2 victory over Sophomores. Davis and Kendall led with multiple extra base hits and home runs, Franklin struck out ten for the winners, while Whittemore and Putnam starred for the Sophomores. Umpires were N. A. Egbert and O. G. Frantz. time 2h 15m.

Harvard ’99 Whittemore Eri. Putnam Thompson Stearns Franklin Quincy Kendall Putnam Sennae Davis Robinson Bacon Lane I McCall Stearns Litchfield Smith Stewart G. Putnam McCall Litchfield Quincs Frankin J. Putnam Laverack Hill Bells N. A. Egbert O. G. Frantz ATS. Ie R. Po Ee Stewart I Kendall Sheks Ao E. Putnam P Laverack

Baseball notes and high school clash at South End grounds

Boston Latin and English High School renew a fierce rivalry this afternoon at 2 30 at the South End grounds. The Reed Rubber Mill forms a strong local team eyeing a Memorial day game away. The piece notes Dunn and other stars, plus concerns over injuries and player safety in a busy season.

Hickman Reds Boston Princeton Harvard Newton St. Louts Dunn St. Louis Seymour New York Phillippi Giants Dr. McJames Brooklyns Jones Jennings McKean Burkett Tebeau Boston Latin South End Revere Rubber Mill Chester Avenue Chelsea

Wesleyan Triumphs Over Tufts After Player Reinstatement

Wesleyan beats Tufts 6 to 4 in a tense Middletown game after four suspended players are reinstated. Townsend hurled a near flawless spring outing while McNaughton delivered the decisive three-bagger for the winning run with two out in the seventh.

Wesleyan TUFTS Middletown Conn Mary Townsend McNaughton Tufte Ings Curran Kelly

Street Sprinkling Debate Shapes Boston Wheelmen Meeting

The Boston local consulate of the League of American Wheelmen protested against watering practices in Boston streets seizing the chance to push for reform. They plan a June 16 meeting with Street department officials to discuss safer watering and sought reports of accidents with witness details. The group expanded road seats at Arnold Arboretum and aimed to renew road bulletins, while committees sought resting places on Mystic Valley boulevard and to adjust camp dates for militia brigades linked to the national meet.

Boston League of American Wheelmen Metropolitan Wheelmen League of American Whelmen Roaston Wells Street Department Walter A. Woods Summer Street Arnold Arboretum A. D. Peck League Messrs Pierce and Hartshorn Mystic Valley Boulevard Massachusetts Divi Sion

Gooper at Waltham Drives Training for Noted Handicap

Tom Cooper the speedy professional cyclist arrives at Waltham track to train for Tuesday’s match races with Lloyd McFarland and Owen Kimble. The event features top amateurs and pros and includes a first American made Orient motor pacing tandem.

Tom Cooper Waltham Track Lloyd McFarland California Owen S&s. Kimble Trouisville Cooner Waltham Cooper Kimble Harry Elkes Everett Ryan Charlie Earl Kings County Wheelmen New York Ryan Mars Tad Pacers Earl Wen Orient L. P. Callahan Harry Caldwell Harry Fikes Watcr Melarland Kings County Karl

A G G Meet Entries for AC C Race Meet May 30

A list of entries for the A C C meet dated May 30 includes MILE NOVICE candidates such as Malcolm Gillis John Lane Oscar Martin and many others. Also listed are SCHOOL RACE ONE MILE SCRATCH Roxbury Latin Newton High Brookline High and more. MILE OPES AMATETS features Charles Hooper George Kelley Malcolm Gillis and others.

Malcolm J. Gillis John &. Lane Oscar Martin Pr. W. Geuth Peter Sampson Frank Ashe Thomas Keating Rank Zeller William Zeller Edwin T. Walker Frankin H. Fatan W. 4H. Tord James DP. Brimbath HH. M. Faxon J. Lampron Charles T. Ritchie W. L. Kelley Hleorger Dixon A. . le Creutt Berty Teague Frank Burke William Giles Charles W Brown B. L. Bates Ray Stevens Waldo BP Hellett James A. Rivers Edward Jones Joseph ©. Jesser Jack Farmer Lawrence Arnold Learned H. Beandett Brookline High L. Smith KW. Brown WA Quigley J. Os. McCullough Roxbury Bath Newton High J. Broad D. W. Howes Shirley H. W. Kensway Charles L. Hooper George A. Kelley Henry Enross Frank Zeller Thomas J. Cartwright Samuel Sulkin Bert J. Livermore Moses Cookson Alexander

Palma Tablets Promise Cure For Nervous Decline

Advertises Palma Tablets from Hallid Drug Co Cleveland Ohio claiming to restore brain cells and treat nervous debility memory loss back pain insomnia and related conditions. Offers 12 boxes for eight dollars with an iron clad guarantee and free book.

Hallid Drug CO Cleveland O. Leon Empon GEO. C

Courses New a Tandon Now address 140 Barlston Street

A fragmented notice lists a new course location at 140 Barlston Street between Park Square and Tramont Street with hours and service details unclear. The text references Sundays and pins but lacks coherent structure.

Barlston Street Park Square Tramont Street

Actress Kate Warren Tries Gas Self Destruction

New York May 26 Ete Warren 23 year old actress attempted suicide by gas in a furnished room at 58 West Thirty fifth street kept by Mrs Kubany. Seven gas jets were on when found unconscious she was taken to New York Hospital and probably will recover. Warren came from Boston two weeks ago. Two sealed letters were found addressed to Mrs Flood in Philadelphia and to Mrs Robinson in Philadelphia.

New York Ete Warren West Thirty-fifth Street S. Flood South Garry Street

Country Club Opens With Flat Mile Feature At Afternoon Meet

The Country Club card starts with a mile flat race featuring Weary Wie Blue stone Seakale The Shrew and Navicu line among about a dozen starters. A three quarters mile flat race follows then a mile and a half hurdle race. The steeplechase slate includes Myopia with the day ending in cross country.

Country Club Weary Wie Bluestone Seakale the Shrew Naviculine

Harvard Princeton Today Second Season Game at Soldiers Field

Harvard meets Princeton in the season’s second and final game at Soldiers Field this afternoon at 3 o’clock. Princeton won the earlier clash by a high score. Harvard hopes to unite its lineup with Haughton out but strong, aiming for a life and death win. If Harvard prevails, a third game may be staged at New Haven on a later date with a batting order listed for both teams.

Yale Newton Harvard Crimson Teli Georgetown University Stars Phil King Princeton Ed Dowd Harvard Law School Dr. Dowd Camnon May Zephyrs de Saulles Soldiers Field Camp Quimby DeSaulles Fursch Wallace Sullivan Robertson Dr. MeJames Brooklyns Hirsch Dowd Maloney Georgetown Sewen Winslow DeCaultes Miah Murray DeSaultes Dickinson Wear McAndrews Saul Gammon Mahloney Rand Ale Bowen Eddy de Saulies de Saules Blues Geore Haughton Tigers New Haven

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