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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1901

Page

3

Free Consultation Offers Across Chronic Diseases in Boston

A Boston ad promotes one week of free diagnosis and treatment by Dr. Liverpool at 360 Tremont Street. It claims rapid disease localization without prior patient information, listing thousands of cured cases across many ailments, and states medicines are provided free during visits. Office hours span 10 am to 4 pm and evenings.

Liverpool Tremont Street Anne Tick Lim Boston Bright

Forbes Wins 15 Round Bout Over Attell in St Louis

Harry Forbes of Chicago defeats Abe Attell of San Francisco after 15 rounds at the West End Club, 116 pound bout decided by Forbes strength. Also note Harvard Pennsylvania game reproduction details and ticket outlets Wright & Ditson and Thurston's Cambridge.

ST. Louis Harry Forbes Chicago Abe Attell San Francisco West End Forbes Mechanics’ Building William G. Irwin Wright & Ditson's Washington Street Thurston's Cambridge

Harvard Braces Defenses Against Pennsylvania Formations

Harvard presented improved defense against Pennsylvania guards back plays yesterday, holding the scrub for four straight losses from the 60 to 40 yard line. Captain Campbell scored on a fumble recovery near the scrub’s five yard line as Harvard’s offense showed sharp if brief. injuries lightly affect lineup, with Blagden out and MacMasters resting two key players.

Harvard Pennsylvania Varsity Campbell Brown Crimson Roberts Kernan MacMasters Blagden McGrew Randolph Bob Wrenn Wrightington Lewis Reid Haughton Newell Scrub Donald Blagden Knowlton Greene Ll. Gs R. G Grew Sargent LO Barnard R. Wel Bes Davenport Cutts R. T Dodge Bowditch Morse Marshall Q. Tose B Parker Putnam Ate H Ives Eels de Kerans Ristine R. Wf. B Switzer Hh Graydon Mifflin F. B

Ringers in Game Today Between Cambridge and Malden

The Garryowens of Cambridge and the Celtics of Malden meet this afternoon at the South End grounds to decide the Gaelic football New England championship. Both clubs accuse the other of using ringers and have drawn in outside stars, prompting a late letter from Emmet Chelsea manager O Keefe asking Emmet players not to participate in the match.

Garryowens Cambridge Celtics Malden South End New England Boston O'Keefe Emmet Chelsea Celtics of

Steel dock towed to New Orleans

The New Orleans naval steel dock is moving upriver and passed the jetties at noon. It will lie in front of the city by Wednesday morning with a reception planned for that day. The voyage faced only minor bad weather at the river mouth and completed without mishap.

New Orleans

Jerome the Picturesque Figure in New York Politics

Justice William Travers Jerome dominates the New York municipal campaign as the only truly picturesque figure. He seeks district attorney, and Boss Croker fears his bold, outspoken style. Jerome’s blunt talk has included attacks on Whitney and Platt and claims of plots against him. If defeated, he might still disturb the scene by dramatic retaliation.

New York William Travers Jerome Croker Jerome William C. Whitney Boss Platt New York Fusion Devery Tammany

Winthrop Maiden Shines in Open Fall Golf Event

Thirty four players from the Women’s Golf Association of Boston and other clubs competed at Clyde Park in Winthrop for the Country Club open fall handicap. Miss E. W. Abbott of Winthrop won both gross and net prizes, with Miss Clara Fay of the Country Club taking the Clyde Park challenge cup for the lowest net. Abbott carded 100 for the 18, out in 52 and in 48, six strokes behind the men’s back-nine bogey, while Fay posted 114 gross with a 24 handicap for 90 net. Notable struggles came from Margaret Curtis and Louisa A. Wells, both from scratch, with Wells recording 112.

Women's Golf Association of Boston Clyde Park E. W. Abbott Winthrop Golf Club Clara Fay Miss Fay Missy Abbott Winthrop Margaret Curtis Oakley Minnie Pare G . Out Gertrude Fiske Conners L. A. Wells Abbott Winthrop Seeeee G Hubbard Oakley Porter A B. Cobb Country K Bemis Canary G Wiske Concord L Leland Ve Witzpatrick Arlington Margaret Phelps N. Whiteside Martner Ett Heer Batchelder Wwin J. B. Williams Alice Winn Helen Fay M. Phelps W. Dol. Swan Miss Stackpole H. W. Williams Margaret Curtis Oakley Thacher M. G. Ball Leonard Fowle W. C. Underwood Stevenson Ann Blake Wattles Wampatuck

East Cambridge Boxing Meeting Yields Several Decisions

A Cambridge Athletic Association event in East Cambridge featured four class bouts. Walsh of Newton weighed 99 pounds and defeated Delmont of Medford in the second bout, but withdrew from the final due to injury. Powers of South Boston beat Cambridge’s Lynch in the 105 pound class, while Joe Lyons of South Boston won over Joe Williams at 110 pounds. Dorgan of South Boston beat Lyons in the 116 pound match after Williams drew a bye. Ryan of South Boston won the 123 pound bout against Fitzgerald, and Harry Raymond of Somerville defeated M. J. O Hara of Cambridge in the 135 class.

Cambridge Athletic Association East Cambridge Walsh Hutt Medford Delmont Powers Joe Lyons South Boston Joe Williams Michael Dorgan Lyons Dorgan J. Ryan J. Fitzgerald Harry Raymond Somerville M. J. O'Hara Cambridge

Universal suffrage debate roils New York campaign

In a tense campaign close, Tammany claims Hewitt’s city government views taint fusion efforts. W. C. Whitney denounces any Met system orders to oppose Justice Jerome, while F. N. Goddard cites an employee who says Mor rissey and Coleman urged colleagues to knife Jerome.

Mr. Hewitt Tammany W. C. Whitney Metropolitan Street Railway Justice Jerome F. N. Goddard Twentieth Assembly District Jerome Morrissey and Coleman

Roosevelt Home to Vote in Oyster Bay

President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt arrived in New York at 6 20 p m and will travel to Oyster Bay IL to cast his ballot. He will stay briefly and return for an afternoon train from Jersey City to Washington. The President appeared in excellent spirits.

New York Roosevelt Oyster Bay Jersey City Pennsylvania Washington

Praise for President Gaston’s Harvard ties and Washington dinner

Colonel William A. Gaston former Harvard classmate of President Roosevelt returned from Washington after dining with the President on Saturday. He praised Roosevelt as a busy, conservative leader who will guide the government creditably. Attendees at the White House dinner included C. M. Weld R. M. Sal tonstall E. Brooks R. Winser G. G. Peters H. B. Chapin H. R. Shaw M. Bacon and Mr. Hooper.

William A. Gaston Harvard Roosevelt Washington New York Albany White House Philippines Cuba Canal Colonel Gaston C. M. Weld R. M. Saltonstall E. Brooks R. Winser G. G. Peters H. B. Chapin H. R. Shaw M. Bacon Mr. Hooper

Noted flat worker captured in Brookline by police

Brookline Chief Corey and officers say they arrested a man they believe is a skilled flat worker and thief named Fred Cheeney also known as Fred Duval. He refused to reveal his address, had a chisel and keys, and is tied to several city break ins near Boston. He reportedly has a long police record across multiple cities.

Corey Brookline Paige McConnell Fred Cheeney Boston Fred Duval

Montgomery Club Ball in Roxbury Draws Big Attendance

Nearly 80 people attended the 27th annual Montgomery Club ball at Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain last night. Vice-President John F. McKernan directed the floor with P J Rourke assisting. President Peter Dolan and Miss M Smith led the grand march followed by Joseph Rowan and Mrs John F McKernan. Guests included J Tourner Sheridan Club Brookline J Sullivan Mitchell Club Roxbury Richard K Barry Charlestown P Heany James McGuire Jamaica Plain.

Montgomery Club Roxbury Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain Floshr John F. McKernan P. J. Rourke Peter Dolan M. Smith Joseph Rowan J. Tourner Sheridan Club Brookline John Sullivan Mitchell Club

German Comedy Draws Full House In Boston Theatre

Union Hall hosted a capacity audience for a German Theatrical Society of Boston production of Das Rechter Frau by Ludwig Fulda. The performance, while well received overall, was affected by leading lady Ms. Van Hall’s illness and her daughter substituted in the role for the night.

Union Hall German Theatrical Society of Boston Ludwig Fulda van Hall

Thieves Take Bicycle From Berkeley Temple Vestry

Dr. Arthur Mills of 678 Massachusetts Avenue attended services at Berkeley Temple and left his bicycle in the vestry while inside the church. The wheel was stolen and Mills reported the loss to Station 6.

Division 5 Arthur Mills Massachusetts Avenue Berkeley Temple Station 6

Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Offers Free Sample

An 1900 letter promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver and bladder issues and offers a free sample by mail. It cites testimonials, explains the product’s vegetable basis, and notes Boston Daily Post as the source of the offer from Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.

West 117Th St New York City New York Robert Berner Bright Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Boston “Daily Post

France says 10 seized Turkish port Smyrna

Paris reports that a French squadron under Admiral Caillard has allegedly seized the Turkish port of Smyrna with no official confirmation. Dispatches from London indicate Caillard's division reached Smyrna and seized the customs, as per the Paris corre spondent of the Daily Mail.

France Paris Caillard Smyrna London The Daily Mail

Complications Rise as Smyrna Seizure Sparks Turkish Turbulence

Paris reports a French seizure of Smyrna fueling fears of a wider clash in the Turkish sphere as other powers rush to Turkish waters. France pushes for Syria protectorate, signaling potential dismemberment of the Ottoman Empire amid international counterbalances.

Paris Smyrna Turkey Italy England France Syria

Hart Says He Cares Not How State Election Goes

Mayor Hart tells a Post reporter he does not care how the State election results turn out. He will not use state returns to judge Boston municipal politics, arguing leadership should be judged by municipal governance and business administration. He cites his own past city victory vs state results to illustrate independence from party-line state outcomes.

Hart Post Crane Boston Quincy Russell

Automobilists Prepare to Dedicate Their New Club House

Boston automobilists plan to dedicate a new club house on Boylston Street near Exeter as two clubs unite. The merged group, around 150 members, elects Colonel James T. Suter as president and Dr F L D Rust as secretary, with Hoyal R. Sheldon as treasurer.

Boston Boyiston Street Exeter Westminster Massachusetts New England James T. Suter Union Club F. L. D. Rust

Meehan Campaign Kicks Off With Student Club Meeting

About 50 young supporters of William P. Meehan gathered at the Crawford House to form the William P. Meehan Club. Jesse D. Crook was elected president, Harry Dellet secretary, and Vernon V. Skinner treasurer. Entertainment featured songs by Frank Pickering and Robert N. Wyse with Fred Schmidt, plus a monologue by Tom Boylan. Speeches were given by Meehan, Joseph B. Gould, Skinner, Crook, and Schmidt.

William P. Meehan Board of Aldermen Eleventh Crawford House Jesse D. Crook Harry Dellet Vernon V. Skinner Frank Pickering Robert N. Wyse Fred Schmidt Tom Boylan Joseph B. Gould

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