Dr Liverpool offers free diagnosis and cures in Tremont Street
Dr Liverpool at 360 Tremont Street advertises free consultations and cures for many diseases. He claims instantaneous disease localization, personalized treatment, and no prior information required. He lists past cure tallies across numerous conditions and offers medicines free while under treatment. Office hours run 10 am to 4 pm and evenings for men. Sundays 10 to 2.
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Liverpool
Boston
Bright
Nature
Anly
Tremont. Street
All American football team picks stir little doubt
Caspar Whitney, a leading authority on college sports, announces the All American amateur football team. Yale’s Olcott is named center, though Hale’s back field play argues for him, with fullback destined for Hale. Penn and Yale captains dominate guard positions, while Stillman and Bloomer from Yale secure tackles. Harvard's Daly leads at quarterback and Gould, Coy shine in ends. Substitutes from Harvard and Yale fill out the list, including Fincke replacing Wear as quarterback in the final game.
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Caspar Whitney
Olcott
Yale
Hale
Hare
Pennsylvania
Brown
Wright
Columbia
Shelton
McCracken
Stillman
Bloomer
Lawrence
Harvard
Campbell
Hallowell
Gould
Coy
Daly
Mattis
Princeton
Cure
Lafayette
Chadwick
Sawin
Bowditch
Glerach
Finckes
Fincke
Wear
Favor Barr for Skipper in Defender Plans
New York November 26 Actual work on the new defender will not start until Rainbow is out of the way. W Butler Duncan Jr will manage the boat and keel casting proceeds. Among yachtsmen Barr is the favorite to skipper with Captain Rhodes as a possible second, others deemed too old.
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New York
W. Butler Duncan, Jr
Captain Rhodes
Barr ¢S
Condit's Annual Party at Roughan Hall
Condit's annual party will be held tomorrow night at Roughan Hall with dancing until 3 o'clock. Activities include Thanksgiving afternoon and evening celebrations.
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Condit
Yale trainer Mike Murphy ill with malaria after Harvard game
Yale's famed trainer Mike Murphy suffers malaria in New Haven after a two week illness. He remained with the team through the Harvard match, then celebrated and retired to bed. He plans to return to Westboro Massachusetts for several weeks of rest.
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Mike’ Murphy
Yale
New Haven
Harvard
Murphy
Westboro
Mass
College event tickets offered at multiple Roxbury venues
Reserved seat tickets can be secured at Wright Ditson's, H. 8. Lawrence Clothin Company, Roxbury, and Johnson's drug store, Weltham. The message lists venues and suggests a college event in the area with available passes.
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Y .Cross
Uft
Newton Castre
Wright Ditson's
Lawrence Clothin Company
Roxbury
Johnson’s Drug Store
Weltham
Newton Bowlers Fall to Unicorns in Massachusetts League
Newton visited the Boston Athletic Association last night and lost two games to one to the Unicorns, despite 46 strikes to 42. Fuller and Pray starred for their teams, while Wardwell led Newton with steady marks as B A A. won the second game by 12 pins and held the third to pull ahead. Charlestown defeated Old Dorchester 3–0 under the monument as Marston posted 665 and 198 in the best total and single, with Caldwell also excelling.
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Newton
Boston Athletic Association
Wardwell
Fuller
Pray
Legate
Unicorns
Hill
Avery
Ainsworth
Aw Newton Club
Bowler
T'd. Pray
Buntin
Scully
Peo Hutchinson
Charlestown
Old Dorchester
Monument
Marston
Warriors
Oli Dorchester
Caldwell
Paige team edges Underwriters in St James bowling
Weather influenced Insurance League bowling at St James alleys last night. Paige team rolled strong, hit the 120 mark, and won two of three against Underwriters after a decisive roll-off. Bennett team swept Macombers three straight while Employers took two of three from Darling Russell.
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Insurance League
St. James Alleys
Paige
Bennett
Macombers
Darling & Russell
Sudbury bottle pin tournament roll-off Friday night
The roll off in the Sudbury bottle pin tournament will be rolled Friday night. The twelve highest men so far are Murray 570 Brackett 638 Caf frey 536 Arthur 629 Mldridge 620 McDon ald 616 Arnold 604 Swade 498 Gallagher 494 Santosuz 48 Harris 476 Ward 47%
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Sudbury
Murray
Brackett
Caffrey
Arthur
Mldridge
McDonald
Arnold
Swade
Gallagher
Santosuz
Harris
Ward
Yale Champion of 1900
The Yale football team of 1900 is hailed as the greatest ever, with a near-perfect unit that overwhelmed Harvard 28 to 0. Harvard’s strongest Cambridge eleven fought hard, yet Yale’s dominant line and backfield produced an irresistible offense and a flawless team performance.
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Yale
Harvard
Dibblee
Cambridge
Pennsylvania
Frank Hinkey
Princeton
Exeter's New Captain Chosen For Exeter Academy Football
Karl F Brill aged 02 of Hazleton Pennsylvania was tonight named captain of Phillips Exeter Academy football for next year. He has played left tackle on the eleven for two seasons.
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Exeter
N. H
Karl F. Brill
Hazleton
Penn
Phillips Exeter Academy
Damage From Storm Reaches Coast to Coast
A sweeping storm lashes the country from Delaware to Maine with ice, rain, and high tides. Ports report vessels ashore and ships delayed while Boston to Portland brace for outages and battered electrical lines. Fishermen and inland areas suffer, with heavy snow in Vermont and New Hampshire, and crews awaiting late arrivals at sea.
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Delaware
Maine
Massachusetts
Gardner
Portland
Sandusky
Ohio
Portsmouth
New York
Conti
Newport
Canada
New Hampshire
Vermont
Bangor
Antwerp
Bellagio
Chili
Montevideo
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
J. Holmes Birdsall
Sailor schooner Advance wrecked near Wallis Sands
The battered St John schooner Advance ran aground off Wallis Sands with all crew believed lost or rescued by passing vessel. The 99 ton vessel, 80 by 27 feet, sails from St John for Boston with alewives and shinges, owned by J B Brown. Lifesavers reported no one aboard after boarding at dusk. wreck is a total loss.
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Portsmouth
N. H
St. John
Wallis Sands
Jerry’s Point
Portsmouth Harbor
N. Buscne
Boston
de Long, Seaman Company
Southwest Harbor
Mt Desert
J. B. Brown
St. Martins
Major Taylor Declines Six Day Race Prefers Sprint Events
Major Taylor has announced he will not participate in six days of racing and will accept sprint races arranged by track management this season. The Iver Johnson firm opposes his long grind entry, while Elkes teams with Floyd Krebs. A crowded field looms at the Garden track with Dubois and Morgenroth among top contenders.
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Taylor
Garden
Iver Johnson
F. A. Gately
Worcester
Harry Elkes
Floyd McFarland
Elkes
Stinson
Elkas
John Dubois
Brockton
Floyd Krebs
Newark
Dubois
New Bedford
American Racing Cyclists’ Union
CG. A
Tom Eck
Eck
Union
Causa
Henry E. Ducker
C. R. C. Records Committee
W. H. Morgenroth
Philadelphia
Draws and decisive win mark Casino boxing night in Fall River
Three bouts at the Casino before the Fall River Athletic Association ended with two draws and one clear victory. Michael Schroeden of New Bedford tied with Peter Sullivan of Fall River over four rounds. Johnny Eheenan of Boston and Fred Byson of Waltham drew over eight rounds. Paddy Fenton of Norwich defeated Joe Reed of Lynn in a 12 round contest.
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Fall River
Fall River Athletic Association
Michael Schroeden
New Bedford
Peter Sullivan
Johnny Eheenan
Boston
Fred Byson
Waltham
Joe Reed
Lynn
Paddy Fenton
Norwich
Fenton
Baseball figures map paths beyond the diamond
Amos Rusie plans a tell all book in Muncie North Dakota style notes his reform and shift away from wine. Fred Pfeffer to open a Chicago baseball college offering kindergarten and Pfeffer special tracks toward pro status. Charlestown Gaelic footballers seek Thanksgiving Day match with Boston teams. manager P J Ng to meet tonight at the Post sporting department to arrange games.
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Amos Rusie
Muncie
Anson
Rusie
Fred Pfeffer
Chicago
Pfeffer
Charlestown
P. J.ng
Boston
Local scores show tight New England games across towns
In New Haven New Haven defeated Waterbury 7 to 1, Salem beat East Weymouth 8 to 2, Springfield topped Meriden 7 to 4, Pawtucket defeated Brockton 12 to 3, Rockland edged Lewiston 8 to 7, Bath beat Portland 5 to 4, and Lawrence downed Plymouth 11 to 6.
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New Haven
Waterbury
Salem-—Salem
East Weymouth
Springfield
Meriden
Pawtucket-—Pawtucket
Brockton
Rockland-—Rockland
Lewiston
Bath—Bath
Portland
Lawrence-—Lawrence
Plymouth
Train Washout Wrecks Auburn Line North of Moravia
A train on the Auburn division of the valley was wrecked two and a half miles north of Moravia due to a washout. The accident delayed service and left one man slightly injured.
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Auburn
N. Y
Moravia
New York Tow to Philadelphia Planned by Maverick
The Mavericks announce plans to tow the New York vessel to Philadelphia, detailing the intended route and destination as part of the operational schedule. The move signals discharge or service completion at the port city.
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New York
Philadelphia
Weather delays attempt to raise Portland schooner Minette
Bad weather prevented renewing the effort to raise the schooner Minette, sunk in a collision with the steamer Governor Dingley in Portland Harbor last Friday night. The vessel remains in about the same position as on Saturday.
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Minette
Portland
Governor Dingley
Portland Harbor
No Tidings Of Alina From Lockport Message
Portland Nov 26 British vice consul received a message from B Churchill Locke owner of the schooner Alina stating no tidings have been received. The Alina was in collision with the Numidian and it is feared she foundered with nine men aboard though rescue by passing vessel could bring later word.
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Portland
Hentia
Lockport
B. Churchill Locke
Alina
Ater
Swamp Root Offered Free Samples in Boston Post Notice
The Boston Post promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney remedy. It claims kidney health improves overall wellbeing and offers free sample bottles by mail to readers. It cites a testimonial from Mrs H N Wheeler of Lynn Massachusetts and urges sending addresses to Kilmer Co Binghamton NY for a free book and samples.
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The
Post
H. N. Wheeler
High Rock St
Lynn
Mass
Boston Post
Boston Daily Post
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Steamer West Branch sinks near Hammondsport dock
The steamer West Branch on Lake Keuka sank near Hammondsportdock in heavy seas. No one was aboard at the time. The vessel split in two and fully submerged, and the dock is reported to be at risk of undermining.
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Weather Bureau
New England
Eastport
Nantucket
Portland
Columbia
Pentagoet
Bath
N. Y
West Branch
Lake Keuka
Hammondsport
Ferguson Knocks Shaw in One Round for New England Title
Sandy Ferguson delivered a single right blow to Tom Shaw at the Kirtland Athletic Club, winning the heavyweight New England championship in about fifty seconds. Shaw entered timid, Ferguson pressed hard, and the bout ended with Shaw on the boards. The crowd favored Ferguson at 3 to 2. Prelims saw Charlie O Rourke absent, Patsy Sweeney rumored to replace him, and Frank Sullivan boxing three rounds with Joe Mullins to a draw.
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Shaw
Ferguson
Sandy
Brookline
Lynn
Charlie O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Patsy Sweeny
T. Sullivan
Frank Sullivan
O’rourke
Joe Mullins
Boxing Gossip Sparks Tonight's Match Rumors
Tom Carew says he will meet Tom Device at the office at 8 to arrange a bout amid town rumors of Sweeney Sullivan substitutions and holdouts. Pawtucket talks vary on whether Sweeney or another man will appear, with worries over unfair forfeits if last minute changes occur. Charlies McKeever returns home after marrying Ada Santry in St Paul while Bob Montgomery offers a $50 forfeit to back a Jordan clash. Ned Maher challenges any 122 pounder in New England.
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Tom Carew
Tom Device
Patsey Sweeney
Twin Sullivan Fonts
Pawtucket
Sweeney
Charley O'Rourke
Sullivan
Cincinnati
Billy Brady
Fleischmann
Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Charlie McKeever
England
Ada Santry
St. Paul
Minn
Bob Montgomery
Bill Jordan
Jordan
Montgomery
Ontgomery
Ned Maher
Malden
New England
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
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Dudley
Highland Club
Hig Sunarthy
Highland
Illiards
H. Mokaead
F. L. Arngiebel
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W. C. Rhoades
Sccoees Pool
F V. Dakin
McCoy
Sahalse
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Eynon
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Wedmer
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Hagen
Kane
T'd. Pwaleh
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Gavin
Gavot
Marketmen's League
Carruth’s
Gleason
Walsh
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Great Lakes
Mae An
St. Croix
International Line
Yesterda
United Fruit Company
Admiral Farragut
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Dudley Pray
Florida
Weehawken
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Sandy Ferguson
Tom Shaw
Bert Clancy
Terry McManus
Bill Daly
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R. A. Sanden
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