Free Week Consultation by Dr Liverpool at Tremont Street
One week free consultations offered by Dr Liverpool at 36014 Tremont Street. He claims instant disease location, symptom outlining, and cure rates across many conditions with free medicines during treatment. He advertises dramatic patient cures, references Boston figures, and invites all dissatisfied patients to seek evaluation and treatment.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Boston
Bright
Regular Democratic Candidate for Common Council Meeting
Smoke talk in interest of Wm J Fitzgerald will be held at Clan na Gael Hall D st Tuesday eve. Prominent labor men will address the meeting. Mr William J Fitzgerald of Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers Union Local 17 unanimously indorsed by sheet metal workers and Building Trades Council of Boston. Voters of the ward are requested to be present. Committee.
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Wm. J. Fitzgerald
Clan Va Gael Hall
D St
Amalgamated Sheet. Metal Workers’ Union
Sheet Metal Workers
Building ‘Trades Council of Boston
Boxing Gossip Sets Rules for Jeffries Rivalry
Jeffries and Rublin clash over fight rules while Delaney pushes for one arm free. Siler bets on Rublin, Byers loses in Chicago, and McGovern-Rothwell tickets vanish in Boston. London notes McCoy Mitchell gym plan and O’Brien targets Craig. O'Rourke trains in Manchester. Parker seeks wrestlers in Baltimore Washington, Gilligan-Little heat in Lawrence Brockton, and Sullivan eyes York welterweights as nest BR A A tournament entries close.
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Jeffries
Rublin
Delaney
George Siler
Chicago
Siler
George Byers
Boston
Billy Stifft
Stifft
Byers
McGovern-Rothwell
Hartford
Nutmeg
A. C
McGovern
St. Louis
London Mirror of Life
Kid McCoy
Charlie Mitchell
New York
McCoy
London
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
National Sporting Club of London
Frank Craig
Harley O'Rourke
Andy Watson
Manchester
O'Rourke
Patsey Sweeney
Watson
Harvey Parker
Baltimore
Washington
Parker
George Bothner
England
Carkeek
Carroll
Beck Olsen
John J. Gilligan
Lawrence
J. J. Little
Brockton
Nest BR. A. A
John Graham
Red Deri automobile pricing and telegraph timing noted
The article quotes Vanderbilt discussing the cost of a foreign automobile and duty. It describes race officials using telegraph timing at Long Island Automobile Club events, with three timers at each end and telegraph links to start and stop watches as cars begin and finish the course.
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Pyre
Vanderbilt, Sr
America
Smyrna A A of Tex tury Seeks Amateur Matches
The Smyrna A A club writes to the Post seeking matches with other amateur teams and players. It fields rugby, basketball, baseball, tennis, track, and cricket teams with various age groups. They seek field days and practice games with local clubs and teams of their own level.
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Smyrna A. A
Textury
S A. A
J. Corbell de Rinner
Tack Bay
North Shore and Waltham top Commercial League action
North Shore won games two and three to defeat the Federals while Waltham dropped only the opening contest to Curtis Safe Company. Scores follow as the two clubs showed strong pitching and timely hitting in a tight league night.
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North Shore
Waltham
North Shores
Federals
Walthams
Curtis Safe Company
Bowler
TH. Tileston
Smith Pice
Sessler
Morrison
Federal
Coughlin
Ryan
Glynn
Ai Bradley
Sumnelf Ceee
Eenee
Anne
Eaton
Cotton Anand
Clark
Carter
Curtis Safe CO
Weking
Butter and Beef open Market league with three straight wins
The Butter and Beef teams opened the Market mens League schedule last night at Carruths. The Batter men hid none on their fingers and simply romped away with all three games.
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Carruth’'s
Metropolitan Wheelmen Win Bowling Match At Boylston Alleys
The Metropolitan Wheelmen defeated the Press Cycle Club in a ten man bowling contest at Boylston alleys. Metropolitans posted totals by MacLaren 276 Teckmeyer 250 Smith 217 Johnson 217 Gleason 265 Jenner 246 Mitchell 242 Donovan 204 Dwyer 269 Locke 255 for a 2514 team score. Press Cycling Club members Conley 241 Hannigan 254 Thornton 225 Sampson 250 Batchelder 263 Coburn 266 Mardon 244 Clifford 213 Baldwin 258 Fenner 247 for 2441.
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Press Cycle Club
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Metropolitans
Boylston
MacLaren
Teckmeyer
Smith
Johnson
Gleason
Jenner
Mitchell
Donovan
Dwyer
Locke
Conley
Hannigan
Thornton
Sampson
Batchelder
Coburn
Mardon
Clifford
Baldwin
Fenner
Total
Smith Defeats Paige in New England Amateur Billiard Tourney
Smith of this city defeats Paige in the opening round of the New England amateur championship billiard tournament at the Hub rooms last night.
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New England
Hub Rooms
Charles Smith
Former Chicago cueist defeats Paige by slim margin in tight match
Former Chicago player bested William A. Paige, last winter’s tournament winner, by 29 pins in a close duel. Davies and Smith delivered brilliant last strings as Dr A P King of Providence and Henry M Jewett of this city prepare to cross cues tonight. final totals show Smith edging Paige with a 300 total versus Paige’s 271 as referee George Carter oversees.
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Formerly
Chicago
William A. Paige
Smith
Davies
Dr. A. P. King
Providence
Henry M. Jewett
Paige
George Carter
Young Ireland Hurlers Challenge New England Teams
Cambridge Young Ire lands manager issues Thanksgiving Day challenge to any New England hurling team for a wager between 100 and 500 dollars. He will be at the Post sporting room Thursday evening to arrange the match.
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Young Ireland
Cambridge
New England
Post Sporting Room
Cresceus and Past Trotting Champions Race Imagined
A fanciful feature imagines Cresceus the current trotting champion racing past era greats like True Blue and The Abbot, with times and distances quoted. The scenario includes transformed equipment and a historical note on trotting speed from 1800s to early 1900s.
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Tf Cresceus
True Blue
Holy Cross and Boston College Plan War Over Rivalry
Tensions rise after a Saturday Worcester game ends with Holy Cross leading 11 to 0 and Boston College protest. Holy Cross cancels Thanksgiving rematch and severs athletic relations. Father McDonough of Boston College travels to Worcester to seek settlement as crowd reacts with dissatisfaction.
Penn football ticket scandal prompts university inquiry
An investigation is expected at the University of Pennsylvania into ticket sales for last Saturday's Harvard game. Speculators reportedly sold prime seats in Sections F G and H while undergraduates lost preferred access. Coach Woodruff and Manager Bean will be questioned over why tickets assigned to them were purchased by the public from speculators. Indignation rose among students and the public as seven hundred tickets were sent to Bean and Woodruff, with several bought from speculators the day before the game.
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University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Woodruff
Begn
Bean
Messrs. Bean
Football Notes From Newton to New Haven Echo Prep And League Games
Football notes cover Newton High versus Cambridge Latin in the Preparatory League, Malden High at Melrose in the Suburban series, English High versus Brighton High as buildup for Somerville clash, and Boston area games including Tufts at Medford. It also cites Yale Princeton, Cornell tonsillitis findings, Hinkey at Yale, and Dartmouth coach Frank Cavanaugh as sprinter in Denver.
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Newton High
Cambridge Latin
Newton
Melrose
Malden High
Brighton
English High
Brighton High
Somerville High
Hoston College
Tufts
Medford
West Point
Yale
Princeton
New Haven
Columbia
Syracuse
Sanford
Cornell
Moakley
Doc’' Beaman
Hinkey
New Huven
Swan
Rafferty
Brown
Lafayette
Dartmouth
Frank Cavanaugh
Denver A. C
McAndrew
Denver
Lenox A C bouts headline Brooklyn boxer in close win
Lenox A C faced a busy night led by Peter Brooks of Lawrence and Johnny Reagan of Brooklyn. Brooks edged Reagan in a sharp championship style clash though a low blow would have cost him the bout. Reagan showed clever defense while Brooks pressed, and the evening included lively exhibitions by Jeffries and Schindler.
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Peter Brooks
Lawrence
Johnny Reagan
Brooklyn
Lenox A. C
Brooks
Reagan
Jeffries
Young Schindler
Schindler
Tirrell
Kid’ Goodman
Young” McDonough
Banks
McDonough
Joseph Saunders
Lowell
Young” Tracy
Roxbury
Saunders
Tracy
Man Suspect Roams Highland House Area Is Detained
In Lynn near Highland House at about 12 30 a m Officers Burrill and McKenney in plain clothes challenged a man who struck Officer McKenney. The restrained man gave name Ernest F Taylor claiming he was being held up. He was taken to the station and discharged by Judge Berry in a separate Lowell report Charles Markarian faces knife assault charges at Dow s block Police Court.
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Ernest F. ‘Taylor
Taylor
Do You Have Rheumatism Swamp Root Remedy Ad
A Boston Daily Post reader alert promotes Swamp-Root as a kidney and bladder remedy. It lists symptoms such as back pain frequent urination and sediment in urine and claims hospitals and doctors endorse the product. Readers can request a free sample bottle from Dr Kilmer in Binghamton New York.
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Nature
Kilmer
Dr. Wilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston “Daily Post
Dr. Kilmer
Mrs Pepper Wins $40,000 in Racing Season
New York November 11 Mrs James E Pepper of Kentucky reported forty thousand dollars in winnings for the racing season. She manages Col Pepper’s stable at the Waldorf Astoria amid praise from racing men while Col Pepper recovers. Her success has helped her gain control of Pepper distilleries founded in Lexington in 1780.
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New York
James E. Pepper
Kentucky
Waldorf-Astoria
Colonel Pepper
Mrs. Pepper
Pepper
King Pepper
Whiskey King
Lady Pepper
Ella Pepper
Multiple local tragedies and labor changes reported
A large police blotter item notes an assault with intent to murder and a held suspect on $10,000 bail while another man at a hospital is described as very weak. A woman, May Catherine Monks, aged 65, died at 100 Gore Street East Cambridge from heart disease. A forgery arraignment in Dedham involved Pepe PD White and William Coffman of Chicago, each held under $600 for December grand jury appearance. Three-year-old Mary Rannon died in Old Cambridge from accidental burns after left alone. In South Framingham, the Billings estate factory on Concord Street was leased to the Columbia Hat Company, with capacity for 450 workers, to start in December. John H. Wilkinson, Chelsea magnate, died of pneumonia at Cary Avenue aged 82. Leominster workers at the George W. Wheelwright Paper Company switch to an 82-hour week for three months with no pay change.
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Fatterson
Catherine Monks
Gore Street
East Cambridge
Swan
Dedtham
Pepe PD
White
William Coffman
Chicago
Grover
East Dedham
Coffman
Dedham
Mary Ixannon
Grant Street
Old Cambridge
Columbia Hat Company
New York
John H. Wilkinson
Chelsea
Cary Avenue
Mr. Wilkinson
North Berwick
Boston
Leominster
George W. Wheelwright Paper Company
Vitchburg
Hardwick
Whitney defeats Douglass in Nassau County title match
Howard F. Whitney defeated Findlay Sr. Douglas two up with one to go to claim the Nassau Country title in a gusty wind at New York, November 11. The match stayed close as gusts hindered scoring, making it the most exciting play of the championship.
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Plymouth
Lawrence
Hands of the
Law
Pole A
Whipple
Rush
Seaet
Hipson Gavitt
el Roberts Wiley
Miler Devlin
Woolf Tibbetts
Mullen
Wiley
Roberts
Gavitt
Saber
Robert
Trmouth
Hion
Savitt
Ipson Seweeee
Tauwrence
Lawrence, Whipple
Seore—Lawrence
Tibbetts
Hipson
Connelly
Slater
Keaveny
Sdc
New York
Findlay Sr. Douglas
Howard F. Whitney
Nassau
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Ruhlin
Mechanics’ Pavilion
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J. J. Jeffries
Gus Ruhlin
Pacific Coast
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Lewiston
Bank
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National Bank i
Republic
International TR Company
Belknap
Irving
Thompson
Osborne
Cecees Thos
T'd. Bowler
Amy Coffin Renee Nee Nene Saan
Tockman
Seuss
Cushing
Dresser
J. Curley
ABT
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Linton
Byrties
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Harrop
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Pierce
Lowells
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Mercer
Lowell Mercer
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Eree O'Hara
Tee E . Jean Seer
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Hayes
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Meree
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O'Brien
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Mystic Valley League
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Wilson
Jennings
Seeree Shee Eee
Littlefield
Wilson Wees Enees
Seeees
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Woodbury Pee Aeweeenee
Marks Seman Weeenee
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Jennings New Eeeenee
Rob Gillette
Wright Peer Serene
Kilton
Isimsman
Bih Thompson
Portland
Clinton
Mallory
Daly
Eee Weee
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Honehton
Jason Devlin
McKay Bartlett
H. D
Cameron Bannon
Dike
Jason Setae
Campbell
Bannon
Jaso
McCreachey
Hartwell
Polo
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Tee Steer
Clinton Sare Aetees O
Tewiston Wane
Salem
Lowell Peewee
METS
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Gome
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Charles Threshie
N. E
Cresceus
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Abbot
Alix
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Sunol
Nancy
Sunol Mauds
JAY Eye
ST. Julien
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Dexter
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Pelham
Sesteoses
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RATUS
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Ate
Sunol Weer
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Holy Cross
Boston College
Worcester
Father McDonough
Loston College
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Boston Rooters
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