Strictly Scientific Pile Cure Promoted by Pyramid Drug Co
The Pyramid Pile Cure is advertised as strictly scientific and harmless. It is a sup pository used nightly to contract hemorrhoidal tissue and improve circulation, with immediate relief from pain and itching. A 50 cent box is sold widely, and the company offers a mail order booklet with cause and cure information and cured-patient testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
United States
Boxing Gossip Confirms Broderick to Deston Visit
Kirtland Athletic Club members press for certainty on Tom Broderick's Deston appearance. Manager Billy Roche confirms they will leave New York Wednesday at 1 PM to settle rumors. The column notes hammer throwing rumors, police work, and a wave of boxing match announcements and venue plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirtland Athletic Club
Tom Broderick
Deston
Billy Roche
Broderick
New York
O. K
Valley Falls
Jack Bonner
Dick O'Brien
Bonner
Kid Rogers
Young Allen
Post
Kid Lewis
Jim Martin
Tews
Paddy Fenton
Andy Watson
Cape Ann Athletic Club
Gloucester
Fenton
Watson
Fadie Connolly
Tilly Gardner
Andy Daly
Lawrence
Jack Sheehan
Gardner
Austin Rice
C. W. Thompson
New Trondon
Aet
Tack Sheehan
Cwme
Rice
Marsecer White
Noalr
Steve O'Donnell
Tim Corbett
Denny Kelliher
Carl Lothrop
Corbett
Our Lady Society
Jim
Howard
American jockeys win at Newmarket meet
American jockeys led at Newmarket on Oct. 23 with five top placements in the first two races. Biddo ridden by Maher won the Trial plate for 3yearolds and up. David Tr. second, Joe Illman third. Marconi with Reiff second in Scarborough stakes, Old Buck II placed third.
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London
Newmarket
H. Hardy
Biddo
Maher
David Tr
Blundell Maple
Joe Illman
Sloan
Winchester Golf Club Trophy Final Won by Doubleday
In Winchester on October 23 Doubleday captured the golf club trophy by defeating F L Hunt seven up with six to play in the championship finals. The silver loving cup remains property of the club until it is won three times by an individual and it will be contested again next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Howards
Jeffries
Brady
Jeff
Norbett
Poston
New York
Winchester
Winchester Golf Club
Doubleday
F. L. Hunt
Golf at Oakley produces close matches in women’s CGnen tourney
In Watertown on October 23 the Oakley Country Club hosted a women's open golf tournament. Grace Keyes and Gertrude Fiske won in the morning rounds, while Elizabeth Lawrence captured the 10 handicap title by nine strokes. Keyes faces Porter and Curtis meets Fiske in the semi finals. Several locals posted strong scores, with Mackey, Curtis, Porter, Sargent, Zerrahn, Wells, and Fiske well under 120 for 18 holes.
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Watertown
Coygcord
Oakley Country Club
Grace Keyes
Gertrude Fiske
Elzabeth Lawrence
Concord
Keyes
Pauline Mackey
Miss Fiske
Louise Wells
Miss Wells
Keyes-Mackey
Harriott Curtis
H. C. Sargent
Miss Porter
Oakley Club
Elizabeth Lawrence
Miss Stultz
Miss Mackey
Miss Curtis
Porter
Miss Sargent
Zerrahn
Grace Stults
Oakley
Mises Margaret Curtis
Oak
Harriet Curtis
N. Dc Sargent
Coun
Club
Ier Gelke Ek
Try Ei
Vorter
Bees Zerrahn
Toutsa Wells
Country Club
Concord Sa
Fr. LB. Bemis
R. C. Whitman
Leonard Fowle
Gy. VW Francis
Marjorie Phelps
K. Porter
F. FE. Zerrahn
Country Cluh
N.C. Sargent
Gertrude
Fisketry Club
Louisa A. Wells
Vardon Beats Findlay in 36 Hole Hawthorn Match
Harry Vardon defeated Alec H Findlay in a 36 hole Hawthorn links match at New Bedford 7 up. Vardon finished 146 to Findlay 155 after morning and afternoon rounds with slow heavy greens hindering putting and many approaching shots stopping short. Vardon led by 6 after morning play and added two more on the 18 holes of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Harry Vardon
Alec H. Findlay
Hawthorn
Vardon
Findlay
Stinschs Fast Miles At Shoetown Track Event
Stinson of Cambridge continued to draw interest at the Shoe City oval as Frank Waller timed a mile in 1 19 1 5 at the end of an eight mile workout, nearly matching Major Taylor’s wind shield mark from 1899. He completed ten miles in 14 48 4 5, with eight miles in 11 47 and several splits under 1 27, though no official record claims were possible due to absence of timers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Elis
Metropolitan
Brockton
Copley
Stone and Wallace
Providence
Newsburyport
Acton
Nantasket
Batchelder
N. C. A. Board of Control
Australia
Cooner
McFarland
H. M. Steenson
Steenson
Chicago
Frank Kramer
Johnnie Lake
Major Taylor
America
Paris
Wedard F. Cronin
Chelsea
Z. F. Moran
Elevated
Harry Mann
G. A. Walker
City Point Track
South Boston
Will Stinson
Cambridge
Shoe City
Frank Waller
Garfield Park
Taylor
Stinson
Elkes
Brockton track aims for new cycling records this season
Harry Tikes plans to undo Will Stinson’s Brockton marks while Elkes trains with pacemakers aiming for forty miles an hour. Johnny Neilsen’s 17 year old brother Joe proves fast, drawing a contract with manager F Ed Spooner. Spooner negotiates a Brockton base and a big year faces the pair alongside Interclub bowling and whist schedules to be announced soon.
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Harry Tikes
Will Stinson
Brockton
Elkes
F Elkes
Johnny Ne
Joe
Chicago
F. Ed Spooner
Johnny
Spooner
Mr. Garton
Breckton
Cambridge
Eikes
Meczanics’ Mall
Park Square
Mgr
J. T. Mitchell
John Baglee
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Marketmen Bowling League Sets Long Season Schedule
A Marketmen Bowling League meeting at Carruth's alleys voted to start games on Oct 30. Six teams Butter Eggs Beef Produce Pork Fruit will play a long schedule with dates through March including key matchups such as Beef vs Fruit and Produce vs Butter.
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Marketmen’s Bowling Teague
Carruth’s
Lipton and New York Yacht Club Clash Over Race Start Time
Cablegrams from Sir Thomas Lipton and J V S Oddie discuss time limits for a race. Lipton prefers six hour limit later shortened to 512 hours, while the committee sticks with 512 hours and 1 o clock start as acceptable. Negotiations hinge on start time and private accident arrangements.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
J. V. S. Oddie
London
Kelly
Lipton
Thomas Lipton
Oddie
Andover Academy records fall at fall athletic meet
At the Phillips Andover Academy meet W A Schick Jr of Holyoke ass captain lowered the school record in the quarter mile by two seconds to 53 seconds the old mark dating to 189. Yardley from the scientific department led the relay victory over the classical team as 1902 edged 1903 in the class relay race with a tight finish.
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Andover
Mass
Phillips Andover Academy
W. A. Schick, Jr
Holyoke
Yardley
Racing at Westfield Park Opens Two Week Meeting
Westfield’s Woronoeon Park hosted racing with 2:19 pace 2:25 trot and 2:21 pace classes. The association plans a five day meeting starting Monday for two weeks. Entries close tomorrow with Secretary Goodnow and purses total 2600 dollars.
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Westfield
Woronocn Park
Woronoeon Park
Goodnow
Charles C. Welch Dies Noted New England Horse Dealer
Charles D. Welch a prominent New England horse dealer died at his home 48 Blossom Street around 7 this morning after a brief illness. He had been ailing for days and his heart failure led to his death. He is survived by his widow and a son who runs a business in Manchester Maine.
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Charles D. Welch
New England
Blossom Street
Manchester
Pierce Defeats Bray in Tufts College Fall Tennis
Medford October 23 reports Leslie D Pierce of Rochester Vermont defeated freshman Bray in straight sets 6-2 6-2 6-3 to win the fall tournament championship at Tufts College.
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Medford
Tufts College
Leslie D
Pierce
Rochester
Bray
Tufts Coaches Try Out Q B Candidates After Yates Exit
Medford Oct 23 Tufts coaches move to fill quarterback vacancy after Yates leaves. Candidates Ray Harris Champlin and Kragg tested as potential starter. Kragg injured with a sprained ankle in today’s practice while several line changes were made to field a strong team for the Tech game Saturday.
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Medford
Yates
Tufts
Ray
Harris
Champlin
Kragg
Tech
The New School of Boxing at 820 Bremont Street
A brief notice announces The New School of Boxing located at 820 Bremont Street offering easy terms for enrollment.
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NEW School OF Boxing
Bremont St
Harvard Prep and Indian Rivals Show Rough Scrimmage
Harvard's Saturday clash with the Red men looms as practice notes reveal a strong defense and improved guard back formation. Daly and fellow backs gain reliability as Hudson remains sidelined while Indian players exude speed, power, and new-era names amid two days of hard drills before Pennsylvania.
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Harvard
Devens
Kendall
Putnam
Penn
Lewis
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Daly
MacMaster
Hudson
Roberts
Zeus
Smith
Jones
Miller
Redwater
Beaver
Hare
Wheelock
Rogers
Leo Daly
Charlie Daly
Football results and plans across colleges and local teams
The day’s slate features Amherst versus Bowdoin at Amherst and West Point hosting Stevens Institute. Amherst Aggie meets Springfield T. S. in Amherst, Andover faces Yale ’04 at Andover, St. Mark’s plays English High at Southborough, and Worcester Academy meets Dartmouth College 2d at Worcester. Coach McCornack of Exeter plans to bolster weak spots after Harvard freshmen game. Columbia notes Penn faster but defense even with Harvard. Harvard-like end runs favored. Penn favors line smashing. Yale coaches stress avoiding overconfidence amid practice. Frank Hinkey may join. Hogg’s Chicago squad opens Eastern trip. Penn next, aiming to improve defense after Brown game. Cripples’ recovery key. Sanford’s Yale-game reputation praised. Creaves, Penn’s quarterback, lauded for toughness. Somerville High meets Tufts on Tufts oval next Friday.
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Amherst
Bowdoin
West Point
Stevens Institute
Amherst Aggie
Springfield T. S
Andover
Yale
St. Mark's
English High
Southborp
Worcester Academy
Dartmouth College
Worcester
Walter E. McCornack
Exeter
Harvard
McCornack
Dartmouth
New Hampshire College
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Hare
McCracken
Horner
Wallace
John Gardiner
Frank Hinkey
Hogg
Chicago Warriors
Peninsylvania
Stare
Brown
Sanford
Creaves
Pennesyuivenia
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets For Children And Adults
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe reliable remedy for indigestion in all ages. It cites testimonials from Mrs G H Crossley and Mrs W T Dethlope praising benefits for children, including a two month old, and notes full sized boxes cost 50 cents.
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Stuart
G. H. Crossley
Washington St
Hoboken
N. J
Erie, Co
N. Y
Sousa Recital At Mechanics Fair Delights Large Audience
A large crowd attended yesterday’s Sousa performances at the Merchants and Manufacturers Twenty Century Exposition. The band played a diverse program including Wagner and Rossini selections and popular marches. Souvenirs were in demand as visitors snapped up spoons, match boxes, and mirrors, with over 5 000 distributed in the early evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants and Manufacturers
Mechanics’ Building
Sonsa
Sensa
Sonsa’s
Trust prices in West Roxbury letter to the editor
In West Roxbury on October 22, 1900 a reader writes to the Post praising the milk trust fight. The letter laments milk prices at stores and milkmen at 8 cents a quart, stating no penny stores and that vendors aim to take advantage of residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Roxbury
the Post
Milk Trust
Harvard Football Prospects and Big Four Comparisons
The Harvard team faces injury setbacks and lineup changes hindering late season form as analysts compare its results with Yale Princeton Penn. The Post summarizes minor-opponent records, noting Yale and Harvard undefeated, Penn with two fluke scores, Lehigh and Penn State scoring against Penn, Carlisle two points against, and Cornell five. Yale leads in total points, Princeton lowest.
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Post
Penn
Lehigh
Penn State
Carlisle
Cornell
Three Gent Ask One Anti Trust Concern Selling at That Price
The Wall Rice Company sells milk at 3 cents a quart in Worcester county. They claim a rival creamery opposite lowered milk to 4 cents under trust orders to take their business, and this 3 cent cut is the reply.
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Wall-Rice Company
Worcester County Creamery
Trust
Milk price dispute statement by W D Quimby
W D Quimby of the Pure Food Company states that a prior report claiming Hood was notified of a price cut to 4 cents a quart and did not object was a misunderstanding. He clarifies he did not express any such conditional price change.
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W. D. Quimby
Local Grocery Listings and Addresses in Greater Boston Area
A compact catalog of numerous small business addresses and names across Somerville, Roxbury, Cambridge, Boston, Chelsea, Everett, Malden, Medford, and nearby towns. Includes markets, groceries, tradesmen, and suppliers with street locations and some business identifiers. Milk price noted at five cents a quart.
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S MM. Ager
School Street
Somerville
Everett Co-operative Association
Everett
J M Thitney
Warren Street
Roxbury
MacLeod & Ferguson
Brookford Street
the Wall, Rice Company
Derkeley Street
Duncan A. Medhay
Broadway
M. M. Sburney Everett
J. R. McPhaniel
Malden
M. O'Keefe
Minden Street
Boston
Reilly Bros
Blue Hill Avenue
Cambridge
Pierce Bros
E. N. Pierce
Ninth
Mercer Streets
Barnes & Estin
Dorchester Avenue
J. K. Murphy
D Street
Baxter
JT. MccCarty
Baxter Street
South Noston
Price Bros
South Bust
Cornelius
J. Sullivan
Howard Street
Cambidgeport EK
J. Mealwitz
Eighth Street
L. M. Kiley
Harvard Avenue
West Medford
Westen Avenue
Alliston
A. Fef
Hermes
St Highland Street
M. J. Callegy
Whitner Street
Estate of A. W. Pope Ties to Anti Trust Milk Crusade
The Wellesley philanthropist and business figure A. W. Pope owns a Jersey herd used to supply milk to Boston anti trust dealers. His Ridee Hill farm is noted for cleanliness and scientific dairy methods. Pope says he will expand barns and cattle if more milk is needed by dealers.
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A. W. Pope
Wellesley
Jersey
Anti-Trust
Boston
Ridee Hill
Adams House
Vendome
Victoria
Pone
Price Increase Sparks Milk Sale Strategy
A local street exchange reveals plans to maintain a four cent price for milk, despite a looming price rise tomorrow. Mr Quimpy vows to continue selling milk as long as supplies last, aiming to secure enough stock to meet demand.
Fear of Trust Drove Hollis Milkman Crazy, Telegraph Reports
Fred Wheeler, a Hollis milkman confined at the New Hampshire State insane asylum in Concord, imagines the Milk Trust plans on his life and property. For a week he wandered Concord streets loudly denouncing the trust as he believes it targets him.
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Nashua
N. H
Nashua Telegraph
Fred ‘Wheeler
Hollis
Concord
Milk Trust
Milk sellers urged to defy price orders in Post columns
The Post will publish free in its columns the names and addresses of milk pedlars delivering milk at one cent a quart or less and storekeepers selling at six cents a quart or less. The editor invites pedl ers and storekeepers to come forward if they will defy Milk Tree orders. Listed stores across Boston areas include Dalton Company addresses on Tremont Street and Cambridge Street, and multiple sites in Charlestown, South Boston, Jamaica Plain, and Cambridgeport among others.
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the Post
The
Post
James H. Dalton Companyv
Tremont Street
Washington Street
Hampden Street
Broadway
Harbor and
Decatur Streets
Cambridge Street
Shawmut Avenue
Bunker Hill Street
Hampshire Street
John T. Conner
Columbus Avenue
Dudley Street
Wancock Square
Charlestown
Biue Hill Avenue
Boston
Roxbury Street
Green Street
Jamaica Plain
Porchester Avenue
Hennesey's
A. Sanden
Tremcoat
Liass
Directory of addresses and street listings in Cambridge and Boston area
A long OCR style listing of individuals and businesses with street addresses across Cambridgeport Shawmut South Boston Roxbury Dorchester Mattapan Everett and surrounding areas. The roster includes deliveries milk routes and multiple company names such as Shawmut Provision Co. and J. Segal with numerous street references and route notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipp Harrington
Howard Street
Cambridgeport
Dennis TF. Lesry
Second Street
Boston
H. HH. Greene
Washington Street
Shawimnut Avenue
Shawmut Provision Company
Shawmut Severe
Thades Bros. Co
Tremont Street
Massachusetts Avenue
HJ. Richer
Salem Street
Malden
Quimby Pure Food Co
South Boston
J.C. Tibbetts
Broadway
B Street
H. FT. Ludwig
South
Sullivan Grocery Co
Dale Street
Sakery
Roxbury
William Ramsey
Atlantic-Neponset
Tmothy Donnelly
Atlaantic-Neponset
W.fef
Drabtree
Quincy
H. H. Long
Everett Square
Everett
Morton & Cushing
Handridge Farm
Sumner Street
Reston
J. Segal
East
Bocton
W. BR
Glendale Farm
Joseph Picket
Artington
Cambridge
Somerville
F. . Jacques
Atlantic-Newcnset- Field
H. N. Hutchins
Mattapan
Dorchester
Charles F. Ward
Appleton Street
Atlantic
Atlantic and Neponset
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Varden
Stinsch
Marketmen’s League
Gup
Schick
Warren
Rene Seer
Jim Maceer
Jennie
Sandon
Seer
Oad
Herry Hotspur
Miss Austin Sts
Ponemah
Allie
Golden Bell's
Captain Murry
Nellie Baird
Wilkes Seer
George H. Wilkes
Kitty Wilkes
Collette
Charley Ce
Maude V
Charles C. Welch Deal
W. T. Dethlope
Henry Karis
Erie Co
Meyerbeer
Kiloin Cornet
Air Britlante
Hollman
Werbert Clarke
Jenny Jones
Godfrey
Frank Hell
Thiele
Trebizande
Offanhach Onmantury
Gea
Sener Cornet
Walter BR. Rogers
Seetch Fantasie
Robert Bruce
Bonnescean Stenes
Vera Trombone
Amour
Pryor
Arthur Pryor
Herbert Fantasie
Bendix
Aky
Wesleyan Williams
Columbia West Point
Conete Rinity
I Herst
Turts
Bates
Fey Bowdoin
Westerap
Ted
Stevens
Haltimore
Annapolis
Syracuse
Lafayette Sane
Cornell Cornell Cornell
Cornell . Cornell Cornell
Colpate
Bucknell
Lehigh Sprik Ise Eise
F. Oe Missas . i
Haverford Ee
Dickinson
Penn State Sete Eee
Columbia Ee
Eepe
Colby
Holy Cross
Mr. Quimby
Quimby
Bela
Milkman Popes House
Millionaire Pope
Mr. Quim
the Post's Office
Dr. Sanden
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