Doan's Kidney Pills Cited As Kidney Cure In Boston Letter
A Boston citizen reports severe pains and general illness, then relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He recalls a May 1905 relapse with rheumatic pains but credits Woodbury's Pharmacy with a second box that ended his kidney troubles. He endorses the remedy and notes 50 cent price. Foster Milburn Co. is sole US agent. Remember the name Doan's.
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Bae Miche
Bright
Boston
P. H. Hynes
Bremen Street
Mass
Dean
Woodbury’s
Maverick Square
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Roxbury Latin Captures Interpretrary League Title
Roxbury Latin defeated Noble and Greenough 9 to 4 at South End grounds to win the Interpreparatory league championship. Captain Kelley and Rowell led the bats for Roxbury Latin while Wightman and Conant starred for Nobles in a one sided contest.
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Roxbury Latin
Noble & Greenough
South End
Highland School
Kelley
Rowell
Wightman and
Brisk Play Opens Boston Woman's Golf Championship
Miss F C Osgood and Miss H S Curtis lead the field at Brae Burn as the Boston Women's Golf Association championship resumes. The Curtis sisters may clash today after last year's national final, while Mrs G W Roope and Miss F C Osgood also vie for rounds and titles alongside other divisions winners and consolation placers.
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F. C. Osgood
G. W. Roope
Roope
A. P. Chase
Oakley
Brae Burn
K. F. Duncan
H.S. Curtis
F. W. Batchelder
M. Curtis
L. A. Wells
G. Rogers
Allyton
F. G. Davis
EB. W. Allen
Alice Underwood
Miss Bleakie
Morrill
C. Schreve
Porter
H. Johnson
A. D. Rodgers
Permar
Herrick
Harvard Sophs Rally To Win Class Championship
A ninth inning rally lifted the Harvard sophomore baseball team to the class championship. Down 8 to 2 after eight innings, Harvard scored in the ninth to complete a dramatic comeback. Batteries Evarts, Brown and Jordan faced Cooper and Evarts in the loss.
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Harvard
R.H.E
Everts
Brown and Jordan
Cooper
Evarts
Simple Toilet Lotion Popular With Society Ladies
A classic beauty lotion recipe favored by upper social circles uses two ounces rose water one ounce Cologne Spirits four ounces Sartoin mixed in a pint of cool water. Apply after washing to small skin areas twice daily without cloth. results reportedly begin after a few applications and aim for a lasting rosy complexion.
Worcester beats Haverhill in high scoring New England league game
Haverhill committed 14 errors and lost to Worcester 20 to 7 in Worcester. McPartlin left after four Worcester runs. Keady yielded 12 hits. Coffin pitched six for Worcester, Bushey finished. Hamilton fined $10 for disputing an umpire decision.
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Worcester
Haverhill
M. O’brien
Coffin
Womeser
Ccccise Sc
Pagwopdsu Ss O
Reynolds
Burkett
Bradley
Schwartz
Logan
Blackburn
Boardman
Uniac
Billet
Barton
Hamilton
Russell
Lavigne
Johnson
McPartlin
Keady
Bushey
Gaverhill
Perkins
Lowell 8 New Bedford 5 in New England clash
Lowell defeats New Bedford 8 to 5 in a poorly played game marked by Greenwell's solid pitching and better support behind Delave. bats highlight a spread of runs with Shannon Cotter and Howard contributing, while multiple fielding and pitching miscues shape the outcome.
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New England
New Bedford
Lowell
Greenwell
Delave’s
A.E
Harris
Kehoe
Crane
R. F
O’donnell
Ainsworth
Weeden
Delave
Howe
Shannon
Duff
Murphy
Lynn Defeats Brockton 7 3 As Pender Struggles With Support
In Brockton on May 26 Lynn won 7 to 3 behind strong pitching from Pender's relief but weak defense allowed Lynn to pull ahead. Yerkes started for Brockton but yielded several runs as Tansey, Hagan, Ort, Lovell and Miller provided the offense for Lynn.
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New England
Brockton
Yerkes
Pender
Lynn
Po.a.e
de Tansey
R. F
M’k’nan
Dagan
Pat’son
Donovan
Bigbee
Hickman
Gunheen
Tansey
O’hagan
Ort
Lovell
Miller
McKernan
Patterson
Yeskes
McGovern
O'Hagan
Guiheen
J. O’brien
Fall River Triumphs Over Lawrence 8–7 in 10 Innings
Fall River edged Lawrence 8 to 7 in ten innings here this afternoon. Cameron relieved in the 10th with bases loaded and wild, setting the stage for the winning run. Key hits came from Thornhill Flynn and Maybohm, with Kane, Messenger and others contributing across the lineup.
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Fall River
Lawrence
Cameron
River
Kane
Messenger
Austin
Thornhill
Dracher
Gilroy
Harter
Duggan
Maybohm
Flynn
Cummings
Wilson
Otis
Rhoddy
McLane
Connor
Sylvester
Solliran
Connolly
Jimmy Moran Races at Revere Saturday
Chelsea cyclist Jimmy Moran, who closed a strong indoor season April 19, expands to track promoter. Partner in New Vailsburg track three meets, he aims to be a stockholder in a Trenton North Carolina track. Moran races Memorial Day afternoon at Revere in a 25 mile three cornered event behind new two cylinder motors versus Hugh MacLean and Nat Butler.
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James Moran
Chelsea
New Vailsburg
N. J
Moran
Trenton
N. C
Revere
Hugh MacLean
Nat Butler
Six Boston Athletes Named for Eastern Olympic Trials
Six athletes from Boston will represent at the Eastern trials for the American Olympic team at Franklin Field Philadelphia June 6. Named by the Boston Athletic Association are W D Eaton William Prout J J Sullivan H A Gidney Wesley Coe and Frank C Sheehan of the South Boston Association. The six are the pick of New England. three to four may reach London for the Games.
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Boston
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
W. D. Eaton
William Prout
J. J. Sullivan
H. A. Gidney
Wesley Coe
Boston Athletic Association
Frank CC. Sheehan
South Boston Athletic AsSociation
New England
London
United States
Athens
Eaton
Jamestown Exposition
New York
St. Joseph's Athletic Association
Brown
Prout
Gidney
Ralph Rose
Coe
Maine Woods
Sullivan
Frank C. Sheehan
South
Mel Sheppard
Sheehan
Sheppard
John Ryder
Harvard Crew Prepares for Cornell Race After Fast Practice
Harvard varsity eight completed a two mile session in the Charles River before the Cornell race. The crew started fast at a 38 stroke, then slowed to a steady pace where weakness appeared as the stroke dropped and spacing fluctuated. Finish endurance was noted as a weakness to be remedied by the coxswain. The present eight shows great power and a long sweeping stroke, with light work planned for the rest of the week. Stroke Sargent leads the boat with Richardson, Bacon, Ward, Lunt, Severance, Fish, Faulkner, and cox Blagden.
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Charles River Basin
Harvard Varsity
Cornell
Charles
Sargent
Wray
Harvard
Richardson
Bacon
Ward
Lunt
Severance
Fish
Faulkner
Blagden
Robson McGovern Exhibition Stirs Little Interest
New York May 2 Terry Mc Govern of Brooklyn and Spike Robson the English featherweight fought six rounds at the National Athletic Club. It was a tame exhibition with no decision likely a draw though Robson finished stronger. Mc Govern started well but both lacked steam and impact.
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New York
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Spike Robson
National Athletic Club
Robson
McGovern
Stone School blanked Volkmann 6 to 0 in softball
Art Rowbotham delivered a dominant complete game for Stone School, allowing just one hit and striking out 11 as Volkmann was shut out. Stone School scored six runs with Allen driving in two and Rowbotham contributing a pair of RBIs.
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Art Rowbotham
Stone School
Volkmann
Rowbotham
A.E. Allen
Oj Follett
Hyde
Hubbard
Bradley
Mitchell
Blair
Kennard
Harlow
Oj Conway
Shackley
F’patrick
Joy
Shrigiey
Kenny
R. F
Kimball
Robotham
Baldwin
Eee
Eas
Allen
Allan
Fitzpatrick
A. J. Woodlock
East Boston High Beats Commercial High 6 to 4 in Close Game
East Boston High defeated Commercial High 6 to 4 in a tightly contested baseball game. Hurst and Sheridan pitched for East Boston and Commercial respectively, with notable batting by Callahan and Slattery for Commercial and strong fielding by Hurst and Sheridan.
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East Boston High
Commercial High
Sheridan
Callahan
Slattery
Commercial
Hurst
Boston
S. Bh.po
A.E. BH
Keefe
Williams
Reagan
M’l’lin
Rowe
Stack
Toomey
O/Lewis
E Tae
Oo Gormeley
Keenan
Pearl
East Boston
McCarthy
McLaughlin
Jay—McLaughlin
O’brien
Vermont and Dartmouth Play 13 Inning Scoreless Tie
In Burlington Vermont on May 26 Dartmouth and the University of Vermont battled 13 innings without a run, a game called at darkness after 2 hours 30 minutes. Severance excelled for Dartmouth allowing two hits while Collins fanned more batters for Vermont.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Dartmouth
Severance
Collins
Vermont
R.H.E. Dartmouth
Uni
Leonard
Burrington
Groves and Fees
O Callaghan Carpet Sale Promises Deep Discounts
Thomas O Callaghan & Co announces a spring bargain sale on rugs and carpets in late May. The offer highlights stock from a leading New England manufacturer at less than half the usual price with guaranteed quality, though perfect matches may be hard to find. The firm prepared a 112 page monograph for applicants.
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Thomas O'Callaghan
Thomas O’callaghan & Co
New England
Dedham High Extends Lead Over Hyde Park In 6 1 Victory
Dedham High School defeated Hyde Park High 6 to 1 at Stone Park, eveninging the series. Drumm hit a homer and a triple, Cheney added three singles, while Taylor was plated by the offense. A decisive third game will be arranged.
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Dedham
Dedham High
Hyde Park High
Stone Park
Taylor
Drumm
Cheney
Wakefield High Defeats Woburn High Two-Zero
Wakefield High won 2 to 0 over Woburn High in a tight game at Woburn. Woburn’s costly errors helped the visitors, and pitcher W Harrington allowed only two hits while striking out 13.
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Woburn High
Woburn
Wakefield High
W. Harrington
Sunburn Cured in Simple Way
To take the fire and pain out of sun burn wet the flesh with X Zalia. This liquid soothes and cools the burning skin stops the forming of heat blisters and quickly heals the flesh.
Wolf's Clothier Offers Memorial Day Outerwear Bargains
Wolf's Clothier on Hanover and Portland streets offers special Thursday and Friday sales before a Saturday closure. The store promotes a Consignment sale at 60 cents on the dollar for Tobias Greenthal Menslson spring and summer suits and highlights hot weather items across departments at money-saving prices.
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Wolf’s
Hanover
Portland
Tobias, Greenthal & Mendelson
Strong for Guild as Second Choice Across New England
Connecticut Vermont and New Hampshire backed Governor Guild as a vice presidential candidate. Cape Cod residents in Falmouth voiced approval with a testimonial calling him a splendid choice reflecting New England support.
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Connecticut
Vermont
New Hampshire
Guild
Cape Cod
Falmouth
New England
New Britain Voices Support for Eastern Man on Ticket
Connecticut figures including A J Stoper and William Hartman back Governor Guild as a strong vice presidential or presidential candidate. They argue his ability and New England roots would strengthen the ticket, with business leaders and officials from New Britain and Lebanon voicing support.
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New Britain, Conn
A. J. Stoper
New Britain National Bank
Governor Guild
New Britain
L. D. Penfield
H. W. Christ
Republican Town Committee
Taft
Philip Corbin
American Hardware Corporation
E. N. Humprey
Common Council
Ira E. Hicks
Massachusetts
W. E. Attwood
New Britain Trust Company
Frank J. Porter
Business Men’s Association
New England
New Hampshire Supports Guild Nomination for Vice President
In Lebanon New Hampshire on May 26 officials indicate broad approval in the state for nominating Governor Guild on the Republican ticket for Vice President. The sentiment reflects NH backing for the potential national pursuit.
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Lebanon
N. H
Guild
United States
New Hampshire
Vermont Sees Guild as Ideal Vice President Pick
Vermont leaders and citizens express high regard for Massachusetts Governor Guild and favor Taft Guild on the Republican ticket. Notable reactions come from Frank M. Corry James W. Brock Edward H. Deavitt James B. Este and William N. Theriault praising Guild’s leadership and character.
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Vermont
New England
Governor Guild
James W. Brock
Edward H. Deavitt
James B. Estee
National Life Insurance Company
Massachusetts
William N. Theriault
Gardiner Men Favor Governor Guild for Vice Presidency
In Gardiner Maine on May 2 strong support for Governor Guild arose from local business leaders and legal figures. George R. Godfrey president of the Business Men's Association and others praised Guild for national appeal and statesmanship amid Republican vice presidential speculation.
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Gardiner
George R. Godfrey
Business Men's Association
Governor Guild
Howe backs Guild ticket in New Hampshire
Hanover May 26 State Senator Howe endorses the Guild ticket and predicts New Hampshire will follow Massachusetts if the Republicans support the Guild ticket.
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Hanover
N. H
Howe
Guild
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Milford Man Defends Guild for Vice Presidential Candidacy
D N Goodwin a Milford barber calls Governor Guild a good man and says the vice presidency is his proper place Representative Wadleigh adds Guild could be the choice if the candidate hails from New England as the discussion centers on regional suitability.
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Charles 8S. Ford
New England
Curtis Guild
Milford
N. H
D. N. Goodwin
Barber
Guild
Wadleigh
Guild candidacy for Vice President endorsed by Falmouth Republicans
The Republican town committee in Falmouth unites behind Governor Guild for Vice President. Members Walter L. Combe, W. H. Hewis, James H. Pirie, Frederick T. Lawrence, George Munyan affirm Guild and Taft/Guild ticket, noting Cape Cod's enduring support.
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Falmouth
Republican Town Committee
Guild
Walter Oo. Luscombe
Taft and Guild
W. H. Hewis
James H. Pirie
Frederick T. Lawrence
George Munyan
Cape Cod
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