Positive Cure for Coughs and Lung Diseases Promoted
The Fairbanks remedy touts itself as a cure for coughs colds debility and throat and lung diseases with claims of relief for consumptives and bronchitis. Boston proprietors offer delivery and a small size option. A racing meet at Waltham features Johnson Sanger Bliss Titus Bald and Tyler with uncertain matchups and a planned mile invitation race amid a busy schedule of cycling events and club team entries including Roxbury Cambridgeport Malden Waltham and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
Johns. Johnson
Walter Sanger
Waltham
Bradstreet
Sanger
Johnson
Bliss
Titus
Bald
Tom Eck
Tyler
Johnny
Ray McDonald
Billy Murphy
Charles Murphy
Taxis
Davison
Malden
Roxbury
Cambridgeport
Linscott
Nat Butler
F. Werner
B. Girard
R. M. Mugridge
James Smith
J. Keltie
George Dorr
Willam Marriott
Boston
A. H. Gaudelet
Massachusetts Avenue
Intercollegiate tennis: Yale A leads singles. Budlong beats Hanlin
Yale's Talmage meets Chace and Princeton's Herrick faces Budlong as singles reach semifinals. Brown’s Budlong advances over Trinity and Colby. Doubles action begins with Yale, Princeton, Harvard, and Amherst records set in tight sets and comebacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haveen
Conn
Harvard
Talmage
Yale
Chace
Herrick
Princeton
Budlong
Brown
Miles
Columbia
E. P. Hamlin
Trinity
Colby
Malcolm Chace
Pier
J. F. Talmage
G. W. Shaw
W. EB. Milne
F. M. Belden
Amherst
H. A. Colby
G. P. Herrick
H. C. Bridges
D. R. Bryson
University of North Carolina
Shaw
Jessup
Sankey
Dartmouth Tennis Tourney Opens in Cold Wind
The Dartmouth fall tennis tournament began at Hanover with players Hill Adams Rice Cummings Gunnison winning their first round matches amid cold wind. Results show Hill defeated Spring 6-1 6-1, Adams beat French 4-6 6-4 6-3, Rice beat Foster 6-3 6-2, Cummings beat Hazen 6 6-0, Gunnison defeated Johnson 6-1 6-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Hill
Spring
Adams
French
Rice
Foster
Cummings
Hazen
Gunnison
Johnson
Moulton
Narragansett Park Continues Fast Racing Day Two Crowds Grow
About 2500 attend the second day at Narragansett Park with good track conditions and lively betting. Jockey Horton misses today after a fall from Spot and a teeth loss. Races produce wins for La Bengula Milwaukee Curocoa Panway Charade Annie Bishop and others as stables expand to house new entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Tne
Narragansett Park
New York
Horton
la Bengula
Noble
High Point Belle
Clerico
Buckeye
H. Jones
Milwaukee
Gardner
Fugitive @Moon
Belden
Curocoa
Blake
Tom Tough Clerico
Bess McDuff
Snedeker
Panway
Lord Harry
Ballard
Will Fonso
Finnegan
Charade
Lake
W. B
Marshall
Annie Bishop
Ripa
My Gyps
Denver Ed Smith Beats Farrell On Fouls In Ring
A crowd of 175 sportsmen watched in Denver as Ed Smith defeated Lawrence Farrell on foul penalties after a rough eight year rematch. The bout featured multiple warnings, elbows, and clinches before the referee awarded Smith the victory.
Directum Beats Nelson in Park Race at Rigby Park
In Portland Oct 3 Directum defeated Nelson in a Asia style race at Rigby Park with crowds under 3000. Directum led the final heat to win by a length as Nelson faded to a slow finish behind. Time trials showed Directum’s superior speed across all heats with 2:08 1/4 last heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Rigby Park
Nelson
Directum
Thomas B. Reed
Hickok
Horace Nelson
Pimlico Driving Club Fall Meet Second Day Results
The Pimlico fall meeting saw three starters in the free-for-all trot where Ryland T. did not beat 2 18 1 4. Rumors of a setup surfaced as Lightning was favored but Judge Ashton’s driver McCarthy proved influential. The fourth heat bets were nullified by judges who ordered Steward to win the next heat. Iron Bar failed to improve, Wilbooka won the 2 35 trot, and Robert C. led the 2 19 pace for an easy victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pimlico Driving Club
Ryland T
Steward
Demarest
Lightning
McCarthy
Judge Ashton
Iron Bar
Wilbooka
Robert C
Record setting trotting meet in Chillicothe o settles wins
A crowd of 3000 watched three day races as Bourbon Wilkes Jr wins the unfinished 2 10 trot in 2 143 4 with Mambrino Queen second. Lena Holley takes the 2 27 trot after a six heat battle with Norvin G and Oudan. Phebe Wilkes lowers both her and Dan Cupid’s records in the 2 11 trot, Phebe Wilkes winning the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe, O
Bourbon Wilkes, Jr
Mambrino Queen
Lena Holley
Norvin G
Oudan
Phebe Wilkes
Dan Cupid
Terre Haute
Jerome Park Run Race Results
At Jerome Park N Y on Oct 3 the first six furlongs saw Maid Marion win and Miss Dixie second from only two starters. The five furlongs produced Urania second and Cockade third. Broadway stakes over 1400 yards was won by Stonewell with Discount second in a 1:22 4-. A final race at one mile and a furlong is noted but incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Park
N. Y
Maid Marion
Miss Dixie
Urania
Gifts Midgley
Cockade
Stonewell
Discount
Horse Races Result Summary
In the fifth race over five furlongs McIntyre on Old Dominion finished first ahead of Shadow with Time 1:01 3-4. Thurston won the first of the program with Paris second and Diabolus third in 2:00. Harris led Fangers gelding to first in the sixth race over half a mile with Pouch colt second and Time 49 3-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Paris
Diabolus
McIntyre
Old Dominion
Shadow
Harris
Fangers
Pouch Colt
Brown and Yale Duel In Practice With 28 to 0 Result
Brown University staged a strong practice against Yale in New Haven scoring 28 to 0 in two 15 minute halves. Brown’s Millard and Coombs dazzled with long runs while Judd powered all Brown gains. Yale's Thorne and DeWitt each had two touchdowns and Beard added another with Hinkok kicking four goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Brown University
Yale
Michael Murphy
Millard
Coombs
Brown
DeWitt
Thorne
Dennison
Madison Beard
Emery Rocio Ein
Cobo
Lancey Stillman
Thayer Judd
Manning
Smith Greenway
L. Minkey
Robinson Finckey
W. Hinkey
Donovan Marks
Powett
Hopkins Thorne
Pond
Saree Fultz Redington
Jerrems
McCarthy
William Norton
J. A. Dyer
D. B. Lyman
Harvard Beats Exeter 48 to 0 in Two Halves
Harvard dominated Phillips Exeter Academy 48 to 0 as two short halves were played. Wrightington Brown and Arthur Brewer starred for Harvard with multiple touchdowns and goals. Attendance was about 500. umpire Lewis referee Garfield linesman Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter
Beale
Brown
Arthur Brewer
Wrightington
George Gray
Emmons
Wrenn
Bob Wrenn
Gillespie
Stack
Green
Jack
Richardson
Moulton
Hallowell
Manahan
Warren
Murchie
F. Shaw
Winslow
Jaes
Gould
Connor
Brewer
Hartwell
Ease
Down
Gray
Dunlop
Dartmouth
Gillispie
Hanrahan
Richards
Kasson
Breen
Casey
Gibbons
Slack
Copeland
Holmes
Farr
Oe Age
A. Brewer
Lewis
Garfield
Woods
Tufts Beats Phillips Andover 6 to 4 in Aplenty of Scrappy Start
Tufts football team defeated Phillips Andover 6 to 4 in Andover scoring on a first half touchdown and a late second half defensive stand. Elliott and Robinson credited with touchdowns Lane kicked goal from touch down. Greenway umpire Clark referee Barnes linesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Tufts
Phillips-Andover
Elliott
Robinson
Greenway
Clark
Barnes
Williams Defeats Troy Laureates 30 to 0 in Season Opener
Williams dominated the game at Williamstown scoring four F Draper touchdowns and two by P Draper with Hickey adding one. Fred Draper and Phil Draper led ground gains aided by strong blocking as Laureates showed poor teamwork. Attendance reached 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Williams
Laureates of
Troy
Hickey
Fred Draper
Phil Draper
Laureates
F. Draper
P. Draper
Selee
Ide
Wesleyan Beats Middletown Athletes 12 to 0 in Season Opener
Wesleyan opened the season with a 12 to 0 victory over the Middletown Athletics. The Cardinals showed strong interference and long runs with standout performances by Alexander Captain Pomeroy and Kent Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Middletown Athletics
Alexander
Pomeroy
Kent
Hubbard
Pompadour Haircutting by Parisian Aces at A BROS
French Pompadour style by 12 expert artists at A BROS. 19 Tremont Row showcases originators of the pompadour and the largest haircutting establishment in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Bros
Tremont Row
United States
Atlantic Athletic Club opening carnival slated for Sea Beach Palace
The Atlantic Athletic Club of Coney Island gears up for an Oct 15 opening at the Sea Beach Palace renovated arena. Fights feature Joe Goddard Jim Quigly and Billy Plimmer ill in bed with reports of other matchups including Dave Massey Roddy Mason and Jack O'Brien seeking George Betts. The Portrait Gallery of American Pugilists sells well in Boston and Philadelphia with 50,000 copies ordered for Part 1 and 25,000 sold locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Athletic Club
Coney Island
Sea Beach Palace
Atlantic Club
Walcott-Gibbons
Joe
Boston
Peter Marin
Johnny Breslin
Mike Doherty
Lafayette Club
Joe Goddard
Jim Quigly
Melbourne
Australia
Dave Massey
Roddy Mason
Washington, D. C
New Orleans
Billy Plimmer
Murphy
George Lamaree
Newcastle
Penn
Jimmy Dime
George Lavigne
Ack Hanley
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Stanton Abbott
Horace Leeds
Griffo
Hugh Behan
Jack O’brien
George Betts
Portrait Gallery of
London
Boston Post
Corbett
Billy Edwards
The
Post
Sullivan
Griffin Lavigne Bout Set for October in Boston
Matchmaker Jim Kennedy seals a 15 round featherweight bout between Johnny Griffin of Braintree and “Saginaw Kid” George Lavigne to be held October 22 at 126 pounds in Boston. Both fighters drawn strong local support as Kennedy arrived from New York to arrange the match and Griffin accepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Griffin
Braintree
George Lavigne
Jim Kennedy
Seaside Athletic Club
Kennedy
Boston
New York
Lavigne
Griffin
Jack Creede
Jack Curley
Charlie Collins
Frank Maguire
Eugene Hornbacker
Jack Kenny
Johnny Aaron
George Badger
Tommy Danforth
Jack Havlin
Barney Hubbard
Harry, Ring
Jimmy Larkin
Cures claimed for men diseases with English method trial
An advertisement promises speedily permanent cures for blood poison nervous debility and sexual disorders through an English method. Free consultation and 25 years of practice are offered with wide hours. Boxing notes list Jimmy Lynch Aus tralian Billy Murphy and a long record for Lavigne including many opponents and draws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thumim
Court Street
Newspaper Bowlers Form City League Schedule
Managers of the Newspaper Bowling League met in the Post rooms to draft a schedule. Lynn Item and Boston Transcript open next Monday at Boylston alleys 7 30. Salem Gazette, Lynn Item were finalists last year with strong reader support expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
F. C. Rundlette
Lynn Item
Jacob Meyer
Record
J. Greenough
Transcript
Jimmy” Morris
The
Journal
Salem Gazette
Lynn Items
Boston Transcripts
Boylston
Salem Gazettes
Lynn
Boston Beats Demorests 6–0 Before Large Athletic Park Crowd
The Boston National League team defeated the Demorests of Athletic Park 6 to 0 in Williamsport. Boston tallied 6 runs on 11 hits with 1 error, Demorests had 7 errors and 6 runs. Pitchers Hodson Nichols Ganzel and Delaney Fleming Patchem worked for Boston and Demorests respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Penn
Demorests
Athletic Park
Ewlnac
Raseee Rae
Boston
Hodson
Nichols
Ganzel
Delaney
Fleming
Patchem
B A A Defeats Harvard In Close Cricket Finale
In a tight match the B A A cricket team beat Harvard 122 to 88. Houghton scored 39 for B A A with support from Sam Wright Chambers and Pettitt. Harvard’s Percy Clarke and Pool added solid scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Interesting visit marks Cambridge AOH division meeting
A large North Cambridge Division 31 gathering at Unity Hall welcomed County President John P. Mahoney of Lowell. Father Halloran and James O'Sullivan spoke, plans to attend holy communion were set for Oct 21, and a banquet followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Cambridge
Unity Hall
James Walsh
John P. Mahoney
Lowell
Order of Hibernians
Messrs
Jeremiah J. O’connell
William Maloney
Park J. Nolan
Michael W
James O’sullivan
St. John’s Church
Massachusetts Horticultural Society's 66th Fruit and Veg Exhibit
Tremont street crowds tour the 66th annual exhibition by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society. Vegetables fill the lower hall with tomatoes celery and carrots in abundant displays while upstairs the fruit show highlights apples pears and hothouse grapes from notable exhibitors including Winter Bros Kendall Curtis Whittel Hartwell Fenno Wood Hanson Fos dick and others. The exhibition closes tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Street
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Scott
A. M. Knowlton
West Acton
Winter Bros
Mansfield
W. G. Kendall
Atlantic
C. F. Curtis
Jamaica Plain
Whittel & Co
Lowell
Sam Hartwell
Lincoln
Warren Fenno
Revere
E. W. Wood
West Newton
E. W. Fletcher
Worcester
G. Damon
Arlington
William
Stolen clothing recovered. suspect held on Providence claim
Clothing valued at 150 dollars was taken from Mrs. Eliza Roland's home on 28 Chestnut street. Special Officer Abbott recovered nearly all items at a West End pawn shop. Peter A. Doyle, 20, of Providence Rhode Island, is in custody at Joy street station for alleged larceny of a 26 dollar suit from Douglass S. Billings at 28 Temple street. An alarm from Box 423 reported a shed fire on Water street Charlestown due to a kerosene lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Roland
Chestnut Street
Abbott
West End
Peter A. Doyle
Providence
R. I
Joy Street
Douglass S. Billings
Temple Street
Metropolitan Sewerage Commission
Water Street
Charlestown
Man Hurt as Bay State Tower Supply Team Runs Away
At 3 30 yesterday afternoon a Bay State Tower Supply Company team driven by M Thomas of 618A Shawmut avenue ran away on Brom field street and turned into Washington street. Near Temple place Thomas was thrown from his seat breaking a leg and he was taken to the Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State Tower Supply Company
M. Thomas
Shawmut Avenue
Bromfield Street
Washington Street
Temple Place
Thomas
Man Overboard Near Long Wharf Rescue Near City Hospital
About 7 o clock last night an unknown man, somewhat under the influence, wandered down Long wharf and fell overboard. He was rescued semi conscious and sent to the City Hospital. He is about 35 years old, 6 feet 8 inches tall, 140 pounds, and of light complexion. He will probably recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Wharf
Eliza Dunbar Arrested for Shoplifting Across Multiple Stores
Eliza R. Dunbar, 50, of Randolph, was arrested by Inspector Pinkerton yesterday afternoon for shoplifting in the Houghton and Dutton store, the R. H. White & Co. shop, and Jordan, Marsh & Co. locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza R. Dunbar
Inspector Pinkerton
Houghton & Dutton
R. H. White & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Eliza
Randolph
Boy 15 Hit by Team on Albany Street Injury
Abraham Melwick of Oswego Street, 15, playing on Albany Street yesterday afternoon, was knocked down and run over by a team. He sustained a fracture of the skull base and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Melwick
Oswego Street
Albany Street
City Hospital
Fire in Washington Street building caused by electric wires
A small blaze at 89 Washington Street prompted Box 67 at 8:57 p m yesterday. Fire department reports the incident was minor and due to faulty electric light wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Gas incident maims man in insensible state at home
Charles Hodges aged 24 and described as colored, living at 21 Wheeler street, was found unconscious at his residence yesterday after escaping gas. He was taken to City Hospital where three toes were amputated. The report mentions Shea a cooper living at 91 Mencer street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hodges
Wheeler Street
Shea
Mencer Street
Explosion at Albany and Dover streets Injures three workers
A gas explosion during an excavation at the Albany Dover corner seriously burned Patrick Breene a laborer of 108 Kneeland street and injured Matthew Feeney of 22 Third street South Boston. Breene and Feeney were hurt about the chest neck and face. William B Bedard of Woonsocket R L a brakeman on the New York New England Railroad lost most of his left hand while coupling cars yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Dover Streets
Patrick Breene
Kneeland Street
Brookline Gas Company
Matthew Feeney
Third Street
South
Boston
Breene
William B. Bedard
Woonsocket
R. L
N. Y
Bold thieves in Salem end entry and theft
Two unknown men entered the boot and shoe store of Frank Pearl on Dodge Street in Salem and seized a coat belonging to Dodge that hung on the wall. A considerable amount of money was inside the coat. The men escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Frank Pearl
Dodge Street
Dodge
Pale Youth Steals Ginger Ale Then Flees With Cash
A pale youth entered a Cambridge grocery yesterday asked for ginger ale, locked the woman in the refrigerator, and escaped with about $100 in cash and silver. Mrs. Belliveau and family chased him. police sought him without success by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
J. R. Belliveau
Hubbard Avenue
Raymond Street
Belliveau
Patterson Named Williams College Track Captain
Williams College selects Henry Patterson 96 of New York as captain at the Track Athletic Association meeting. Patterson is regarded as one of the fastest sprinters among New England colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Track Athletic Association
Williams College
Henry Patterson
New York
Patterson
New England
Air Line Limited Serves Boston New York Travel Daily
September travellers between Boston and New York flock to the Air Line Limited departs at 3 p m daily from the New York and New England station Boston. Vestibuled train with buffet smokers parlor cars coaches and dining car offers comfortable service all year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Air Line
City
New England
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Jack O'Brien
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Washington St
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Homer
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Ike Weir
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Morris McNally
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Bob Ralph
Butch Kenny
Jimmy Priest
Pat Connors
Pike Johnson
Jack Mentor
Joe Soto
George Siddons
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Indapo
Teore
Rental Medical Co
Chicago
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Boston & Lowell
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