Munyon's Best Deeds and Free Catarrh Treatment Offer
The piece extols Professor Munyon as a humane philanthropist and promoter of homeopathic remedies for catarrh. It cites a testimonial from E A Clapp of Charles Street praising recovery after Munyon’s treatment and invites readers to visit Hotel Pelham for a free examination and trial. It assures no charge for local treatment unless helpful and notes affordable 25 cent bottles and free eminent doctors.
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E. A. Clapp
Charles Street
Waltham
Munyon
Hotel Pelham
Homeopathic
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Glass Races at Harvard Headed for the Charles
The Harvard University Boat Club holds fall races on the Charles River this afternoon around four o'clock using the last mile of the regular two mile basin course. Crews from 95, 96, and 97 have trained on the river for twelve days with limited selection. 97 shows life and several rowers who previously competed at New London, while 96 shows some improvement under Captain Forbes. 95 struggles with full crew turnout and rhythm. Lineups list 95 Ninde Smith Capen Fairbanks Pool E Brown Raymond Frazer. 96 Kales Forbes Shea Barrett Lyman Greenough Wadsworth Frothingham Day. 97 Cornwall Ker nan Williams Phelps Stevens Elder Lord Little Orton.
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University Boat Club
Harvard
The
Charles
Ninety-seven
New London
Forbes
Ninde
Smith
Capen
Fairbanks
Pool
E. Brown
Raymond
Frazer
Kales
Shea
Barrett
Lyman
Greenough
Wadsworth
Bow
B. Frothingham
Day
Cornwall
Kernan
Williams
Phelps
Stevens
Elder
Lord
Little
Orton
Johnsons hard luck at Buffalo mile attempt stalls record
John Johnson, famed bicycle rider, fails to break the mile straightaway record after tire failures on two attempts. Repairs delay further tries as dusk ends the session. Quadruples finish in 1 41 4 5, a time just outside Ralph and Schofield in England.
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Murphy
Louis Callahan
Saunders
A. D. Kennedy
Ralph
Schofield
England
Louisville Fair and Driving Assn Meet Opens at New Jockey Club
The Louisville Fair and Driving Association opened today at the Louisville Jockey Club grounds with about 5000 spectators. The track was sand and cuppy, going three seconds slow, yet strong heats were run. Coleridge's mile of 2 09 3 4 led the day, while the 2 10 event stood out. Colonel Thornton won the last heat. Five heats failed to reach three wins and racing was postponed to tomorrow as dusk fell. Flying Jib proved ill tempered and did not run his mile against time.
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Louisville
Louisville Fair and Driving Association
Louisville Jockey Club
Coleridge
Colonel Thornton
Flying Jib
Actor Emanuel Vasquez in Salem Found Unconscious
Salem reports Emanuel M. Vasquez, formerly of the 1492 company, found unconscious in his Central House room. He was taken to the hospital with slight mental trouble following the death of his mother, after arriving Monday night. his condition prompted doctors to force entry Tuesday morning to check on him.
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Salem
Emanuel M. Vasquez
Central House
Vasquez
Judge Frees William P. Ryan After Boxing Club Incident
Judge Ely discharged William P. Ryan who faced charges of injuring James Dolan during a boxing bout on October 2. Dolan and Ryan were friends and participants in a club on Haverhill Street. Dolan fell unconscious after a trip and clinch. he appeared in court and exonerated Ryan as witnesses testified he was not at fault.
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Ely
William P. Ryan
James Dolan
Haverhill Street
Dolan
Ryan
Harvard fall handicap games set for Friday at Holmes field
The Harvard Athletic Association schedules its annual fall handicap meet for Friday afternoon on Holmes field. Entries closed last night with a full list and many seasoned athletes entered. Handicaps favor new competitors to give every chance to win.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Holmes Field
Races At Riding Park Nominally Decide 2:26 2:18 Classes
Straight heats in the 2:26 and 2:18 classes saw Vida win the former and R. H. D. the latter. In the 2:88 class Ira Wilkes and Lady Helen split two heats with ten horses starting. Hampden Girl led the betting, and the second heat ended with Ira Wilkes beating Ben Bolt by a nose.
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Lawrence
Riding Park
Vida
Ira Wilkes
Lady Helen
Hampden Girl
Ben Bolt
John L Sullivan shines in A True American at Grand Opera House
A large crowd enjoyed John L Sullivan's performance in A True American at the Grand Opera House. The audience cheered his acting and supported him with enthusiasm, appreciating his voice, carriage, and convincing stage presence despite a light, comical plot about mistaken identity and a family estate.
John L's Acting Talent Defies Public Doubt
The text argues that John L. is a talented actor within his company, noting that public impressions of his acting ability are unfounded. It also asserts his strong performance and significant potential, challenging any claim that he lacks talent or will never gain recognition.
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John L
John
John L Sullivan in A True American theater piece
The review praises J L Sullivan in A True American for matching his boxing fame with a stage role that suits his built persona and public image. It notes his strong presence and muscle driven performance while acknowledging critics, and explains the plot where the character Newman travels to train for a prize fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lawrence Sullivan
John L
John
Newman
John L. Shines On Stage As Timely Hero
The text describes John L. as an actor who delivers when needed, with his two mighty fists and quick timing, making every performance a strong showing and satisfying audiences seeking a good play.
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John L
Beagles at Oxford Begin New England Meet in Worcester
The New England Beagle Club opened its four day meet in Oxford with thirty entries across field trials. Derby class saw Zeno win, Nell R. second, and Blossom third. Princetta the sole Basset hound/Dachshund entry. Tomorrow features all ages stake with eleven entries.
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Worcester
New England Beagle Club
Oxford
Awashonk
Providence
R. I
George F. Reed
Barton
F. W. Chapman
Orland
A. D. Fiske
Reed
Nell R
Zeno
Blossom
Princetta
Windrush Kennels
Pittsfield
Mass
Hayes Wins Dartmout h Tennis Title in Triangular League
Hayes defeats Rice in four set victory to claim the Dartmouth tournament trophy. He already holds the Triangular League championship and has been a leading figure at Dartmouth for three years.
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Hayes
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
J. EH. R. Hayes
W F. Rice
Dr Sweet Cure Claims and Patient Testimonial from Royalston
A reader praises the Sweet System of treatment in Royalston Massachusetts, claiming dramatic recovery from 18 years of lameness and heart and kidney issues after three sessions. The letter extols the doctors at Medical Institute and urges others to seek examination and see a beacon of hope in disease.
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New England
Drs. Sweet
Medical Institute
6S Court St
Royalston
Mass
Sweet
Hanpy
S. BE. Lane
Thumim
Court Street
Fiery Cronan Coakley Rally Ends in Amicable Chaos
Spectators packed the Cabot Street bath house as Senator Cronan and rival Tim Coakley faced off with roars, charges, and a near brawl. Cronan touted his grade crossing bill while Coakley supporters clashed at tables and rails, a fierce crowd prompting police intervention but no injuries.
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Cronan
Coakley
Timothy Wilfrid Coakley
Cabot Street
Ward 19
Senator Cronan
Bath House
Tim Coakley
Bernard Lamb
Ben
William J. Fitzgerald
Ward 17
Ballot Commission
John Stetson
Pillsbury
Cronan,’”’ But the Remark Was Lost In the Noise. Next, Mr. Cronan
Jim Timilty
Walter Twombly
Mr. Coakley
Post
Kenny
Jack Steele
Jack Harrington
Mr. Cronan
Tim Timilty
John F. Cronan
Jerry
Jerry Watson
Watson
Cronanites
Coakleyites
Timothy Wilfred Coakley
John McGrath
Championship Pool Tourney Opens in South Boston
The New England championship pool tournament starts tonight at Murray and Irwin's billiard parlors South Boston. Players entered include McCune White Doyle Bruce Russell Johnson Lathrop Manuel Hood Zeramby Wise and Hogarty. Games run nightly with 12 in prizes and a 0 cue for the winner. Tonight Zeramby and Lathrop meet as an orchestra provides music.
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New England
Murray & Irwin
South Boston
McCune
White
Doyle
Bruce
Russell
Johnson
Lathrop
Manuel
Hood
Zeramby
Wise
Hogarty
Old Rivals Meet at Narragansett Park Race Day
At Narragansett Park Providence crowd size eased as Hermanita and Lady Richmond clashed in the third race a $1000 side match drawing strong interest. Lady Richmond won by three lengths with Relict the overall winner. Garnett driven by Garner posted a track record in the mile race.
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Providence
Narragansett Park
J. G. Follansbee
Hermanita
B. F. Cadigan
Lady Richmond
Cadigan
Follansbee
Relict
Annie Bishop
Dr. Garnett
Garner
Welsh
Fugitive
McClain
Rosewood
Hamilton
Cherry Blossom
Buckeye
Belden
Dry Dollar
Sir John
van Brunt
the Queen
Snedeker
Plenty
Lanley
Connors
South Side
Saunterer
Wilmar
Onward
Hibernia Queen
Jarry Keister
Queen of Pleasure
Taylor
Abington
Blake
Antonia
Dungeness
Captain Nick
Colonel South
Monarch
Marcus
Veach
Rodman
Billings
San Joaquin
Boxing notes reveal farcical $50,000 bet ploy in New Orleans
The piece discusses L A Gourdain’s $10,000 certified check used as a bluff for a $50,000 wager on Fitzsimmons against Corbett, the February fight demand, and widespread betting chatter. It cites prospects for Griffo Walcott, Young Starlight, Kentucky Rosebud, and other boxers, plus Sullivan supporting Fitz.
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New Orleans
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
L. A. Gourdain
Fitz
Corbett
Florida
Fitzsimmons
Sam Thall
Billy Brady
Boston
Brady
Gourdain
Young Starlight
Kentucky
Nick Long
Martin Denny
England
Young Griffo
Tommy Connolly
Dan Creedon
Jim Hall
Creedon
Griffo
Walcott
Tom O'Rourke
Sullivan
Tug Wilson
Behan
Mike Dunn
Tommy Harrington
The
Coopers
Harrington
Hefferan
Timmy
Cribb Club
John L. Sullivan
Sully
John
Tim McCarthy
Avery Street
Tim
Controversy Over 1895 Meet Sparks Stand on Color Line
In a letter to Spencer T. Williams Massachusetts and Asbury Park clash over the 1895 national wheelmen meet. W. W. Watts defends Southern ally New Jersey while condemning Asbury Park’s push and asserting past agreements.
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Boston
Asbury Park
Old Massachusetts
Spencer T. Williams
W. W. Watts
League
National Assembly
Massachusetts
Watts
Asbury
Galt House
New Jersey
Denver
Henry Crowther
Harry Hodges
C. W. Fourdrinier
Harry
Crowther
Hodges
Fourdrinier
Zoston
Holmes
Block
Buckenberger Quits Pittsburg Baseball Venture
Pittsburg officials report A C Buckenberger and J L Deroy have withdrawn from the effort to locate an American Association club there. They say suitable grounds could not be obtained and continued backing would be unprofitable.
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Pittsburg
Penn
A. C. Buckenberger
JL. Deroy
Melrose Bowlers Triumph Over Kernwood In Strong Victory
Melrose Athletic Club defeated Kernwood 2355 to 2062 in a bowling match. Flynn led Melrose with 523 pins while Kernwood’s Bruce was top scorer for his team with 428, just short of Melrose’s lowest score.
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Melrose Athletic Club
Kernwood
Flynn
Melrose
Bruce
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Prof. Shaw
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