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Mrs Chas W Harry claims she cured her husband of drinking by mixing a remedy into his coffee and food without his knowledge or help The tale appears as a sensational household cure from a local newspaper feature.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1900
Page
2
Mrs Chas W Harry claims she cured her husband of drinking by mixing a remedy into his coffee and food without his knowledge or help The tale appears as a sensational household cure from a local newspaper feature.
A Newport Ohio woman claims a tasteless odorless remedy cured her husband’s drinking by secretly adding it to his food and coffee. The article cites Dr J W Haines who offers a free sample and directions by mail from Cincinnati Ohio to help others save families from poverty and degradation.
Dick O'Brien of Lewiston Maine faced George Byers of Boston in a 15 round bout at the Kirtland Athletic Club. The match ended in a draw as both fighters stayed on their feet at the end. Captain Bill Daly refereed with Denny Murphy as timekeeper. A large crowd attended and were satisfied with the result.
Large crowd attends the first annual picnic and games at Lake Alder Grave. A brisk field and track program follows a morning baseball series for City teams. In prelims Point defeats the Ramblers and Overley beats Dorchester. In the finale City defeats the Waverleys 6 to 4.
Nearly 3000 people attended the Oak Island event hosted by the Irish Nationalists of Boston and Kelega. The day featured athletic events and evening dancing. Moldie Hobbs of East Boston won the mile bicycle race with Joan Mack of Chelsea second. Hurling saw Young Irelands of Cambridge prevail over Celtics of Malden and Shams of Lynn. Redmonds of Somerville and Emmets of Chelsea tied in football, with a rematch planned.
Hard fought doubles finals featured Wimp and Codman overcoming a five set match against Ren and Pi in a tense Longwood contest. Other teams remained in close rounds as the event concluded.
English High overwhelmed Somerville 13 to 0 on the Oval. Somerville failed to score as English High dominated with strong pitching and defense.
Elfreda wins class C in a yacht race as, despite an accident at the start when Opitsah II suffered a bowsprit breach, Elfreda asserts dominance. The event sees Alma C. and other older boats encouraged to race, with weather steady and winds light.
The Duffy Fell Roxbury Gome night drew large crowds at Apollo Gardens Roxbury yesterday for an annual athletic games meet. Competitions included sprints and field events with close finishes and strong performances from many local athletes amid good attendance and spirited crowd support.
Fragmentary OCR text references a William as a latent marker within a college context and a street name. The readable portion is insufficient for a coherent summary or clear event. No verifiable details beyond the name Williams emerge.
Miles and Stafford led in a tandem event when Miles lost control at near a turn. The machine struck a track pole, causing a fatal crash that killed Miles instantly and injured several spectators. Miles was a GE machinist from Ryan born March 18 1874 and engaged to Miss Nolan of Lynn.
In an unclear segment, a local race or event mentions Fame Hutte 10 and a defeat. Key names and places are not readable, leaving the outcome and participants uncertain.
Fragmentary report describes a four ball game and a nine paragraph scoring note mentioning Wells Field Bay and a Paver of the former team. Context unclear. readable names and metrics are sparse.
An 19th century medical advertisement claims pimples signal blood impurity and danger to health. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood, cures eruptions, and gives a fair healthy complexion, presenting Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine money can buy.
The text urges readers to use Omega Oil on tired feet to ease itching burning and swelling. It claims the oil strengthens support for the feet and should be rubbed upward toward the heart for best effect.
Local spring event at Waltha featured a parade led by Albam boys and riders with a 10 a.m. start. Crowds gathered along the route to watch the races and coaster competitions as bikes and units received attention. Winners included the Tigers and Mopolitans with notable performances from riders in multiple classes.
Fires rage in multiple cities including Hoboken and San Francisco. Incendiaries and a dynamite blast reported with $100,000 loss at Palisades Paper Mill. Cholera devastates famine zones. riots flare in St. Louis. Captain McGowan faces court martial for a Filipino death. Chinatown quarantines amid disease spread to Smyrna and Cairo. Exiled conspirators Migilet and Fitzharris refused rehearing.
Scores from multiple college matches include Harvard undergrads 15 over 7, Amesbury 7 beating Boston College 3, Yale freshmen 75 over New York en route to Albany. Dartmouth 21 over Union, and Worcester Tech 7 over Aggie 9.
A fragment from a York race note mentions a Sax Vo ge event and a steering mishap involving a gay person. The readable text is chaotic and lacks clear names, places, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
Readable fragments show an athletic race with entries including Yale, Bert Ri Overall, and a third place, but specific time and details remain unclear.
In Chicago on May 30 George of the American Whe pigen's club won the century race finishing first with a time around the expected mark. Axel Carlson took second place earning the time prize with a time of 66 minutes.
Scattered baseball results show Worcester defeating Providence 6 to 5 while Hartford edged Ontario 13 to 1. Montreal crushed Rochester 18 to 1. In the American League morning reports Minneapolis beat Cleveland 7 to 4 and Chicago routed Milwaukee 5 to 7.
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