Billings Sees No Baseball Peace For 1903 Season
Boston National Club director J B Billings says peace for 1903 is unlikely as National League signs most stars, American League lacks NY field and conflict looms. Both leagues prepare to bid for players while re signing key men and planning new deals and schedules.
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J. B Billings
Boston National Club
Mr. Billings
New York
Ban Johnson
Boston
Gavin
American League
Collins
Ferris
Lachance
Buffalo
Stahl
Fort Wayne
Young
South Bend
Ind
Criger
Elkhart
George Cuppy
Freeman
Providence
Parent
Sanford
Willimantic
Washington
Lush
Buckenberger
Herman Long
Fred Tenney
Dorchester
Dexter
Chicago
Demontreville
Governmental Pension Office
Big Greminger
Rochester
Cooley
Carney
Georgetown
Moran
Fitchburg
Malachi Kittredge
Worcester
Pittinger
Pennsylvania
Malarkey
Willis
Upper New York State
I Will Cure Rheumatism with Dr Shoop’s Herbal Cure
After 2000 experiments Dr Shoop claims to have a blood based remedy that cures rheumatism at any stage. He offers six bottles for $5.50 with a money back option if it fails and promises to pay the druggist. He invites postal card requests and notes mild cases may respond to one or two bottles.
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Dr. Shoop
Bright
Kilmer
Liverpool
Tremont Street
Dr. Liverpool
Boston
New Bowling League Formed In Greater Boston Area
A new public alley bowling league named the Greater Boston League was formed in Boston yesterday with teams from Sudbury Carruth Dartmouth Chelsea Rexford Everett Beacon Chambers and Winthrop. Leaders include William Hack president Frank Sawyer vice president and an executive committee with C H Hayes W R Kirk C B Carruth George Genter and Robert Kinnear. Candlepins and bottlepins will be used with Friday matches. candlepin schedule lists Oct 10 and Oct 24 matchups among Dartmouth Carruth Rexford Sudbury Chelsea Everett Winthrop and Beacon.
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Greater Boston
Boston
Sudbury
Carruth
Dartmouth
Chelsea
Rexford
Everett
Beacon Chambers
Winthrop Beach
William ‘Hack
Frank Sawyer
Winthrop
C. H. Hayes
Dartmouth Street
W. R. Kirk
C. B. Carruth
George Genter
Robert Kinnear
Stencon
Winnie Winthrop
Beacon
Rex
Resford
Carinth
Foss Nominated for Congress Attacks Lodge at Harmony Convention
Eugene N. Foss was nominated by acclamation in Wesleyan Hall for Congress in the eleventh district and, in accepting, attacked Senator Lodge and the Canada reciprocity issue. The harmonious convention named a full ward delegation with Capen delivering the nominating speech and Dyer presiding. Foss urged immediate reciprocity with Canada, urging New England needs for coal and iron and warning against Alaska boundary delays. He framed reciprocity as a national economic and moral priority supported by Roosevelt and McKinley.
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Eugene N. Foss
Congress
Eleventh District
Wesleyan Hall
Senator Lodge
Canada
Isaac F. Paul
Adams
Foss
Samuel B. Capen
Ward
William H. Dyer
Dyer
Freeman O. Emerson
Messrs. Vander Pyl
Gifford
Wendell
Bliss
Heineman
Briggs
Krogman
Stedman
Roehe
Jong
Eleventh
Congressional
Commonwealth
New England
Republican Party
Party of Progress
Party of
Washington
United States
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
New
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
McCall
Boston
11Th Congressional District
Boston Chamber of Commerce
New “England
Lodge
Alaska
Great West
Tariff Commission
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Boston Merchants’ Association
Massachusetts Associated Board of Trade
Cuba
McKinley
Philippines
China
Trades Bowling League Opens Season At Beacon Chambers
The Trades Teague Bowling Association began its season with two matches at Beacon Chambers alleys. Grocers won two of three games behind J Middleby and Mrs, while Mammoth Barbers swept C FEL Moody & Co. for three straight.
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Trades Teague Bowling Association
Beacon Chambers
Grocers
Middleby
Mammoth Barhers
C. Fel Moody & C O
Boston Tandem Cyclists Club Forms for Local Riders
A new cycling group in Boston forms with a majority of tandem riders. Notable signups include Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Brigham, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. E. Durkee, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fritz, Miss Hattie Dawes, and Jim McWilliams. The club plans a chestnut run after the first frost.
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Boston
G. H. Brigham
W. J. Jones
E. Durkee
Joseph Whitney
Norman Fritz
Hattie Dawes
Jim McWilliams
Frank Vesce Given a Diamond
Frank Vesce the popular North End hotel keeper received a diamond pin from his market district business associates at his East Boston home 974 Bennington street last evening for his 42d birthday. About 100 attendees enjoyed vocal and instrumental entertainment and a collation.
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Frank Vegce
North End
Market District
Bennington Street
Boston
Vesce
Harvard Freshmen Reception at Sanders Theatre
Harvard's freshmen were welcomed by the faculty at an annual reception in Sanders Theatre last evening. Dean Sadler of the Scientific School gave the main address with talks from President Eliot Dean Hurlbut Professor Peabody and Roger Ernst '03. Richard Derby was absent as president of the senior class.
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Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Dean Sadler
Scientific School
Eliot
Hurlbut
Peabody
Roger Ernst
Richard Derby
Palma Tablets nerve tonic advertisement
Need a nerve tonic Only one best Palma Tablets soothe the fretful induce natural sleep and ease nervous debility symptoms like memory loss weak back and dreams If you are weak and run down take Palma Tablets 50 cents per box 12 boxes $5 Sold by Walker-Rintels Drug Co etc
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Palma
Palmo
Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey
B. F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
FP. Hi. Putnam
School St
Washington &I
C. FP. Baton
Friend &T
Klein's
Corner Seat
Boylston Sta
Essex Pharmacy
Washington &R
Piles Cure Sold By Sippens Mfg Co
A box of salve from Sippens Manufacturing Company Box 621 Manafield Mass promises relief for piles. The ad notes stamps not accepted for payment.
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Sippens Mfg. CO
Manafield
Mass
Kidney health urged with Swamp Root remedy claim
An advertisement urges readers to treat kidney trouble with Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. It touts cures for kidney, liver and bladder issues, claims endorsements from users including a 70 year old, notes hospital and doctor usage, and offers free sample via mail from Binghamton New York. The piece imitates a letter asking Boston Daily Post to publicize the offer.
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West 117Th St
New York City
New York
Robert Berner
Cice
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Vo Yeeus
Terry M'Govern in Town at Grand Theatre
Terry McGovern, billed as the champion with over 3800 battles, drew crowds at the Grand Theatre with his athletic act and boxing demonstration alongside his brother Hughey. Fans packed the matinee and filled the evening, while Joe Lumphreys claimed McGovern defeated three champions in 17 months and challenged Corbett to a rematch, noting weight over the featherweight limit made their Hartford bout a handicap match.
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Grand Theatre
Terry McGovern
Terry
Hughey
Corbett
Tie
Young Corbett
More
Joe Lumphreys
New York
Sam Harris
McGovern
Palmer
George Dixon
Frank Farn
Hartford
John L. Sullivan
Humphrey
Harris
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Yale Freshman Bowman Injured Again in Practice
Bowman, a Yale freshman fullback hopeful, sprained his ankle during practice and was carried from the gymnasium. This follows a concussion he suffered last week, keeping him from competing for some time.
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New Haven
Conn
Bowman
Yale
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Billings
Partmouth
Buomer
Sudeo
Beaon Chelsea
Teacon
Eves Winthrop
Swibury
Carrath
Peacon
Chol- Roe
Trexford
Trades Bowling League
Gallagher
Spaulding
Erris
Ashton Rary Sete
Middieby
Vu Campbell
Ny Mahoney
Mitchell Seer
Miller
Sean
Eevee Nee
Christopher Peewee
Sal
I. A
Moody & CO
Jarvis Setee Eae Sane
Olerempt
NEW Cycle Club
Frank Vesce
Terry M
Tremont St
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