Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted by Endorsements
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets highlighting testimonials from readers to prove effectiveness for stomach trouble. It urges personal use, noting a full package costs fifty cents and claims cures for chronic cases, heart-related symptoms, and long-standing dyspepsia based on anecdotal endorsements.
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Stuart
J. R. Hoag
Wymore
Nebraska
Lydia Bartram
Assyria
Mich
E. R. Page
Boxing Gossip Spirals Around Sullivan Challenge Rumors
The column cites Tom Broderick of Yonkers pressing a Boston ground fight with Twin Sullivan and disputes over other proposed matches. It notes alleged fake Jeffries-Corbett talk, Dixon’s potential Boston return, upcoming Lynn and West Gardner bouts, and local boxing chatter with managers naming fighters like Colby McDermott and Jack Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Sullivan
Tom Broderick
Yonkers
N. Y
Eddie Connolly
Matty Matthews
Kid McPartland
Otto Zieloff
Billy Roche
Broderick
Boston
New England
Sullivan
Connolly
Matthews
Charley O'Rourke
Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Jeffries
Billy Brady
Brady
Corbett
Sunday Post
Oscar Gardner
Dave Sullivan
Buffalo
Fenton
Connecticut
Jimmie Fenton
George Dixon
Dixon
Central Club of
Lynn
Colby McDermott
James F. Hurley
Charlestown
United States
Tim McCarthy
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Rainbow Disqualified as Vanderbilt Dismantles 70-Footer
New York October 4. Cornelius Vanderbilt's 70 foot Rainbow was dismantled in races run under the New York Atlantic and Larchmont Yacht clubs. The Seawanhaka Club had not acted by last evening. A week ago Vanderbilt refused prizes Rainbow had won, citing a letter to regatta committees explaining his action.
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New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
The
Atlantic
Larchmont Yacht Clubs
Seawanhaka Club
Vanderbilt
Hamilton Leads Nichols Captures Local Fielding Honors
After a season of strain and mixed results the district gathers for awards with Hamilton leading in acclaim Nichols winning local fielding honors andLong posting the most home runs amid figures and records in a pressured baseball year.
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Nichols
Boston Club Batting Leads and Fielding Highlights
The article ranks Boston players by batting and fielding, noting William R. Hamilton leads the team in hitting with a 14 point edge over Clarke. Duffy joins Hamilton in the .300 club, while Kreeman, Clarke, Collins, and Stahl follow close behind. Fred Tenney tops in fielding with 22 errors in 1120 chances, though his weakness lies in ground balls.
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William R. Hamilton
Boston
Clarke
Hamilton
Duffy
Kreeman
Collins
Stahl
Ismeen
Boston Picohars
Nichols
Fred Tenney
Tenney
St Louis routs Cincinnati in decisive score
St Louis overwhelmed Cincinnati 7 to 0 in a showcase afternoon, with the visitors unable to mount any resistance as the hosts dominated from start to finish. The report highlights a dominant home performance and sharp execution across the lineup.
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ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston Leads In Batting As St. Louis, Chicago Tie For Fifth
Long tops extra base hits with highest batting average and most homers. Sullivan 8, Freeman 6. Stahl and Hamilton lead in steals with 27. Leng leads sacrifices with 18. Dineen leads pitchers with 20 wins, Lewis 12. Boston up in team batting by sixteen, team fielding by ten. Attendance 3,000. Score details and inning-by-inning notes follow.
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Freeman
Duffy
Collins
Stahl
Dineen
Cuppy
Barry
Connor
Nichols
Willis Eee
Lewis
Pittenger
Boston
P.O. A
Bae AV. Nichols
Freemen
Serene Arai
SY Dso Tenney
Sullivan
Willis
Dulfy
Hamilton
Lowe
Clements
Eese Ee Wees
Clarke
Ce Wees
Pirved
Brooklyna
Pittsburg
Wee
Philadelphia Wren
Chicago
Sty Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Pitciver Nichols
Herman Long
Long
Herman Leng
Wihe
Finns Wegner
Burkett
Keeler
Flick
St. Louis
Heidrick
Kreuger
Feltz
Heldrick
Bowlin
Irwin
Steinfeld
Corcoran
Beckley
Scott
Sudhoff
Neidrick
Donovan
Emslie
Most Remarkable Harness Campaign Ends at Terra Haute
The season closed with record speeds across the grand circuit. Star Pointer remains the pacing king with a 1:59 1-4 mile, while trotters led in new records at Hartford and Cleveland. Crescens and The Abbot set trotting records as exciting finishes and fast heats dominated Readville and Columbus events, including Bonnie Direct’s 2:00 1-4 heat sequence.
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Terre Haute
Ind
the Abbot
Reorge
B. G
Scarlet Wilkes
Sallie Llook
Dr. Nace
Gyp Walnut
Walnut Boy
William M. Hin
Ione
Br. m
Daisy J
M. Tov Bonuiov Vaccas
Tom Nolan
Gen. Hancock
Lady Pipes
Dan Wilkes
Hartford
Tie
Mambrino King
Dato Loreale
Ut Re le
Cie Rae
Conn
Cresceus
Robert
Cresceuss
Georgena
Major Greer
Margie Wilton
Wilton
Wilton; New Ore Bete Soy Ea
Boreal
Baralma
Karl
Read- Wilkes
Readville
Mass
Major Delmar
B. c
Ae Mar
Expectation
Au- Tom Seay
Tilly
Hambletonian
Tarre Tiatite
Lady Geraldine
B. m
Constantine
Alaska
Aley
Crescens
Aloga
McGregor
Mabel
Mambrino How- Epaulet
Whipple
Marc--Annie Burns
Bobby
Witte
Maas
Burns
Michigan
Hart
Momma Winterford
Directum
Red
Red Tograph
Lord Derby
New Mop
TAO Es SA Aspaetia
Saphice Pa
Columbis
OMIA
Charley Herr
B. A
Alfred G
Bessie Huntington
Happy Traveller
Arch W
C. G
Providence
Rh. I
Columbus
Frank Bogash
Br. S
Atlantic King
Nelly Gray
Almonteee
R. de LI
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Hettie G
Kigg
Nora
Betterton
RM Oes
Prince Alert
Crown Prince
Till
Cleveland
Bonnie Direct
Direct
Bon Bon
Simmons
Paul Revere
Brandon
Gen
Cleve- Faa
Coney
Aneeenda
Knight
Hagginmare
Algona
Santee
Cleve
Tan
Bbonnie Direct
Collumit
Enpy Dilliard
Hal Dilliard
Fllen M
Live Boy
New York
Hardee
Townie Direct
Coney, Blk. G
McKinnie
Grace Kaiser
Kaiser
Edward Gaylord
Sne Sacain Piste Ecateces Sao Crate
Bond
Simon
Princess Alice
Evan Lewis
K. G. Billings
Chicago
Connor
Blk. G
C. F.may
Bessie V
William Welch
Courier Journal
Harry O
Wilkes Boy
Jorie King
S King
Pastest
Johnny Agan
Dignus
Irene Feil
Mambrino Abdallah
Gee Alg Vig
Pee
Harry
Bik
Atlantic Wing
Lizzie Downing
Hankleton van Downing
Fenny Dillard
Wil Leyburn
Pace
Renadytile
Ang
Terra Haute
Detroit
Abbot
Ajix
Star Pointer
McHenry
Ace
William Me
Indiana
Free Bond
Gayton
Dave Devil
Dumont W
Charter Oak
Free Pond
Crescoe
Grattan Boy
James Butler
Bonnie Direet
Derby's牽 Paced Races Highlight Alameda Card
Almanac of entries lists pacing and trotting horses with sires and sires, including Connor and Pacin g in Alameda events. Notable names include Mambrino King progeny and White Hose, Paul Revere, Oscar, Art Alco, Dan Westland, and Will Leyburn, with times around 2:04 to 2:09.
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Connor
Be. G
C. BP Clay
Griceetin Ae EE Stiley B
Happy Riley
Bettie Gib
Ee Motiie Ee
the Admiral
Be Sure Ks
SOT
Donnie Direct
Direet
Mont Casa NS Dg
White Hose
Ch. m
White Poot
Dautbi
Sidney Pointer
Br. S
Star Pointer
Nares
Allerton
Prandon
Fred S&s. Wedgewood
Fred
NVA
Pier Grits
Atresia
Art Alco
Bya Te Bianhloor
Phos
Dan Westland
B. G
Westland
Intercollegiate Association Holds Joint Meeting in New York
The Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with the executive and advisory committees. The treasurer reported 2033 in balance. May 2 and 26 meets at Manhattan Field were the most successful in 25 years. A NYAC memorial fund for William B Curtis was discussed. committees to secure support from colleges were asked to aid. Records and medal awards were given for Plan, Beck, and Grant. Annual meeting set for late February at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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New York
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Fifth Avenue
Manhattan Field
New York A. C
Wiliam B. Curtis
Bill
A. Plan
University of California
F. Beck
Yale
Alexander Grant
University of Pennsylvania
Eight Clubs in It Set for Boston Indoor Season
Delegates from Greater Boston creole clubs met at the Press Cycling Club to organize an eight club Intercycle League. New entrants Somerville Wheelmen Chelsea Cycle Club and Jamaica Cycle Club join existing members Press Cycling Metropolitan Wheelmen Fulton Wheelmen Middlesex Cycle Club Roslindale Cycle Club. Commonwealth Bicycle Club and Waltham Cycle Club membership is tabled. Pool and whist begin November 18 with bowling starting November 16 at St James alleys. Schedule to run fourteen weeks.
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Greater Boston
House of the Press Cycling Club
Intercycle League
Somerville Wheelmen
Chelsea Cycle Club
Jamaica
Cycle Club
Press Cycling Club
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Fulton Wheelmeon
Middlesex Cycle Club
Roslindale Cycle Club
Commonwealth Bicycle Club
Waltham Cycle Club
Commonwealth Club
Waltham
St. James
HarvardKings and the Eleven Struggles After Columbia Win
Harvard suffers from poor team work and inconsistent kicking as Dal y and Dibblee acknowledge a season short of expectations. Graydon emerges as a promising left tackle while Yale’s steady Yale strategy looms, and Pennsylvan ia approaches Cambridge with trouble ahead.
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Harvard
Columbia
Kendall
Ellis
Lawin
Daly
Dibblee
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
West Point
Jubilee
Kernan
Sawin
Isliis
Stillman
Graydon
I. Kendall
E. Kendall
Gierasch
Derby
Elis
Waters
Barnard
Riggs
Yale
Newton
Garrison
Grading Stage Comes To Gridiron Season Midweek Preview
Within a week the critical period of the football season arrives as major college teams prepare for mid season tests. Harvard faces West Point Cadets while Penn meets Columbia, with Yale Yale Columbia, Harvard Carlisle Indians and Princeton Brown among major clashes discussed. Pennsylvania leads scoring among first division teams with 159 points, while Harvard Yale and Princeton also post strong tallies against various opponents.
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Harvard
Sandy West Point
Tufts
Penn State
Trinity
Quakers
Columbia
Pennsy
Lehigh
Penn
Warvard
Wesleyan
Williams
Amherst
Yale
Bates
Dartmouth
Princeton
Stevens
Baltimore
M.S
Annapolis
Local Athletic Clubs Seek Matches by Team Weights
The St Johns and Norumbega A C seek games with teams matching specific weight players. J Fleming of Newton Lower Falls invites replies. captain Howell in Boston lists open dates for H P M Dorchester against strong 125 to 135 pound high school elevens and 75 pound squads.
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St. Johns
J. Fleming
Newton Lower Falls
Norumbega A. C
Acgiurs FP
Jd. Ryan
Andover A. A
Robert J. Howell
Harrison Avenas
Boston
Dorchester
Frank McConnell
Mascot Avenue
Smiths Buchu Sold in Large Tin Boxes
Advertisement notes Smiths Buchu in boxes of one hundred pills available for twenty five cents per box. Compares favorably to lithia tablets at fifty to sixty cents per hundred, claiming numerous testimonials support its superiority.
Testimonial for Smith's Buchy Lithia Kidney Pills cures kidney trouble
A Boston reader recounts five years of kidney pain and backache ending after using Smith's Buchy Lithia Kidney Pills. The letter credits a free trial ad, notes permanent relief, and urges publication to help others seek a cure. Signed by Pewee B. S. Tiss, 120 W Concord St, Boston.
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NERC
Ales
Smith
Phil
Concord St
Boston
Mass
Bright's Disease Cure Claim From 19th Century Letter
Moakler of Massachusetts testifies in a testimonial letter that Smith's Buchy Lithia Kidney Fills cured Bright's Disease after five years of illness. He recounts near death, doctors failing, and renewed strength revealing life at seventy-one, praising the remedy as life saving and a perfect cure.
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Moakler
Snowhill Street
Stoston
Mass
Bright
Smith
RHEUMATISM CURED BY SMITHS BUCHU LITHIA PILLS
Thomas Woods of Somerville Massachusetts writes that ten years of rheumatism vanished after using Smiths Buchu Lithia Kidney Pills. He says he recovered perfect health and endorses the remedy to help other sufferers.
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MR. W. F. Smith
IL Reemain
Thomas Woods
Somerville Ave
Somerville, Mass
Smiths Buchu Lithia Kidney Pills hailed in testimonials
In Hyde Park on July 20 1900 testimonials praise Smiths Buchu Lithia Kidney Pills for regulating urination and back relief. Dentists and patients from Portsmouth NH report improved urinary flow and reliability. Pills offered by multiple druggists with mail options and 24 cent postpaid full box details.
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Hyde Park
Dr. Smith
Michael Lavender
Fairmount Ave
W. F. Smith Sole Proprietor Details at Tremont Street
W F Smith sole proprietor located at 41 Tremont Street Dosxton Massachusetts listed in street directory. The brief entry notes the business ownership and address without additional context or actions.
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W. F. Smith
Tremont St
Dosxton
Masa
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