Pyramid Pile Cure Claims Quick Lasting Relief
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a simple permanent treatment for piles from early to severe stages. It cites testimonials from Mrs. M. O. Hinkly of Indianapolis and Major Dean of Columbus and notes availability through druggists at 50 cents per full package from the Pyramid Drug Co. of Albion Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Hinkly
Mississippi St
Indianapolis
Ind
Columbus
Ohio
Theyramid Drug Co
Albion, Mich
Boxing Gossip: Exhibitions and Amateur Trials Ahead
Boxing gossip highlights upcoming sparring and fencing exhibitions at the B A A Gym with no contests. Amateur sparring events require A A U registration, blanks, and a $1 fee to W H Plummer. entries close Nov 8 with John Graham. Other items note the Hoffman Club formation in Lynn and planned matches and bouts across New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Plummer
Worcester
Mass
John Graham
Exeter Street
Boston
Hoffman Club
Lynn
Kirtland A. C
Music Hall
Jack Cunningham
John Dwyer
Troy
N. Y
Molloy
Billy Hennessy
Mike Sears
Sammy Kelly
Greenpoint A. C
Buffalo
Rockford
Tom McCarthy
Woburn
Rochester
Young Pickett
Ben Simonds
Paddy Fenton
Jerry Callahan
Patsy Reardon
Lewiston
George V. Tuohby
Hub Workingmen's Hotel Planned on Hanover Street
Lieutenant-Colonel Cozens of the Salvation Army plans a new Hub Workingmen's Hotel in the old Hub Theatre building Hanover Street with a five year lease. He seeks $1000 in cash and supplies to furnish and establish the shelter which will house 150 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workingmen’s
Washington Street
Cozens
Salvation Army
Hub Theatre
Hanover Street
Hub Workingmen’s Hotel
Royal Blue Line Nine Day Autumn Tour Announcement
Royal Blue Line offers a nine day tour leaving Tuesday November 16 with stops in Washington at the Riggs House and Mt. Vernon, Old Point Comfort, Philadelphia, and New York at the Broadway Central for 30 dollars. Christmas holiday tour December 28 visits Washington Mt. Vernon Philadelphia and New York for 27 dollars. Additional tours to Washington Florida and California run in January February March April and May. Illustrated itinerary available from A. J. Simmons N B W A 211 Washington Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Blue Line
Washington
Riggs House
Mt. Vernon
Old Point Comfort
Philadelphia
New York
Broadway Central
Florida
California
A. J. Simmons
N. B
W. A
Washington Street
Boston
Betonica Sets Pacing Record in Santa Ana Drive
Santa Ana track scene as Betonica, a three year old pacer, runs a timed mile unpaced in 2:06 3 4 besting last week’s 2:07 mark set by Searchlight. Half was 1:06 and final half 1:01 3 4 with a strong end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Cal
Betonica
Searchlight
Yukon Trading Explains Board Expansion With Senator Hooker
The Yukon Trading Mining and Exploration Co adds Warren B. Hooker to its board. Hooker chairs the river and harbor committee, the congressionally influential panel handling transportation and dredging concessions for Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon Trading, Mining & Exploration Company, Ltd
Warren B. Hooker
Congress
Alaska
Hookerr
Salvation Oil Promoted as Superior Remedy in Philadelphia
Mrs. A Fiedler of 2864 Palethorp St Philadelphia testifies Salvation Oil surpasses all liniments for rheumatism stiff joints and bruises She urges keeping Salvation Oil at home and dismisses substitutes It sells for 25 cents and is marketed as the better choice over rival products
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fiedler
Philadelphia
Discouraging EXWDtN Hills Linemen Struggle in Play
The report notes slow backs and overly high linemen as main factors. A discouraging performance limited gains and allowed the defense to control the pace.
Harvard Defeats Newtowne A C in Uneventful Exhibition
Harvard 22 Newtowne A C 0 as substitutions hampered cohesion at Soldiers Field. Key backs Dibblee and Boal scored, while Gerry Newell and Sargent impressed for Newtowne. Coach Forbes criticized slow backs and high linemen after the lapse plagued play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Newtowne A. C
Yale
Soldiers Field
Newtowne
A. C
Crimson
Athletic Club
Gerry
Newell
Jackson
Sullivan
Campbell
Davis
Dibblee
Parker
Saul
Brown
Warren
Cochrane
Doucette
Mills
Haskell
Amherst
Crescent A. A
Boal
Boalen
Richardson
Lewis
Cabot
Weld
Arren
Nstead
Dibbiee
Arrow
Gerry” Newell
Harvard. Newtowne
Campbell Wheeler
T. Sedeake
Gey Boal
Sargent
Oaks
Behr Doucette
Watson
Harris
Houghton
Dan Lane
Boyson
Forbes
Yale Hope Grows After Cadwalader Injury
Yale football fans show cautious optimism as Cadwalader recovers from a serious accident. Freshman guard Fa Marsh played well today, though not matching Cadwalader’s strength and activity. Efforts center on having Cadwalader fit for the Yale Princeton clash if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Cadwalader
Fa Marsh
Princeton
Dedham High and Dorchester High Play to 0–0 Tie
Dedham High and Dorchester High met in Dedham with neither side scoring as the game ended in a scoreless draw.
Tufts Defeats Boston College In Annual Football Game
Tufts beat Boston College 12 to 4 as Tufts dominated the line. Currie scored for BC on a 60 yard run, Phillips kicked both goals for Tufts, and Maddocks Avery and Moses added scores for Tufts. Umpire Fahey, referee Stroud. Time 20 and 10 minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecord
Tufts
Boston College
Currie
Mills
Phillips
Groth
Ory Brewin Carpenter
Wells
H T
Landrizan Bartlett
Ryan Avoty
Pendergraft Gooddard
Burdett College and Everett High Tie in 8 6 Games
Burdett College and Everett High played to a tie yesterday afternoon in Everett. Sanborn and Hart scored touchdowns for their teams with Sanborn adding goals from touchdowns for Burdett and Hart for Everett. Officials were Deering and Sawyer with Hawkes as linesman, in front of about 500 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdett College
Everett High
Everett
Burdett
Sanborn
Hoitt
Davis
Hart
Stowell
Gilmore
Coke
J. C
Bosworth Marr
V. T
Green Cornwell
Bee
Ory Brooks King R. G
Staples
P. Creee
Roberts Davis
F. C
Gilmore Foster, Merrill
Q. D
Thompson Holtz
Henuy Stowell Clark
Cannell Manborp
Deering
Sawyer
Hawkes
Ime
Wesleyan Defeats Amherst 14 to 0 in Tough Pairing
In Amherst on October 27 Wesleyan defeated Amherst 14 to 0 before 600 spectators. The Young brothers starred for Wesleyan while Rymer and Raymond anchored the defense. Amherst’s Howard had a standout performance stopping many plays, Griffin and Whitney clashed with Wesleyan’s line, and Whitney’s 30 yard run through Yale stood out as the longest in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Wesleyan
Rymer
Raymond
Howard
Griffin
Whitney
Yale
Roxbury Latin Holds Lead Before Game Halt at Franklin Field
The Roxbury Latin Mechanic Arts football game paused after Roxbury led 12 to 4 at halftime with Mechanic Arts on Roxbury’s three yard line when time was called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Harvard Track Games Shape Up As Handicap Meet
Harvard hosts the final Holmes Field event this afternoon at 4 p m with a fall handicap track meet. The program includes hurdles sprints walks and field events with trials and finals scheduled through 5:30 p m and 16 lb hammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Field
Harvard
Cough Syrup Promoted as War Cure by Doctor
Advertisement-like note touts Dr. Cough Syrup as a universal cure for all ailments and claims it can defeat every time of war. The claim mixes medical rhetoric with wartime language, reflecting a sensational historic promotional style.
Woodshed Wins 2:10 Pace at Combination Park Finish
Woodshed, the fast pacer, defeated Palmetto Prince in the 2:10 pace at Combination Park. Merrill disputed Sterling’s drive but was not allowed. Maude won the 2:22 class in a close finish, with Louis Victor aiming to lower the New England wagon record as the meeting closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodshed
Combination Park
New England
Combination
Palmetto Prince
Peter Turney
Santana
Merrill
Dover
Turney
Railbirds
Prince
Sterling
Lantana
Sam Hill, Jr
Maud H
Br. m
General Withers
Knox
Simp- Bod
Sida Vepecehees
Steven
Gussie Leonard
B. m
Georg
Simmons
Magic
Cheney
Carlos
B. G
Dodge
Ceasene
Irene
McDonald
Weeeee
Doctor
Shannon
C. H
J. R. Shedd
Triumph
McGregor
Br. H
Alice Wilkes
Barney Wilkes
Haight
Bik. G
Merrill, Ch. Bh
Justice Hayes
B. H
Durland
Dis Santana
Dore
G.g
Gillies
Louis Victor
Tuscaroras
Sea King
Dorchester Wheelmen Move Into New Quarters at 100 Harvard Street
The Dorchester Wheelmen take possession of new quarters in a ornate 21 and a half story building at 100 Harvard street near Harvard station. The first floor houses parlor, smoking and assembly rooms with offices and wheel room. second floor hosts pool and card rooms. top floor offers a spare room and racks for about fifty wheels. Grounds feature shade and fruit trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Harvard Street
Harvard Station
New England Road
James Waldren
al Titman
Boston
A. Gunderson
Waldren
Cottage Street
Lees
W. B. Handy
Tremont Street
Washington Street
South Framingham
William Shields
Charles River Park
Hammerstein
Olympia
New York
Tiger Roadsters
Scituate
Old Colony
Corey
F. N. Bemis
G. Fred Pond
Century Road Club
Morgan & Wright
Boylston Square
Eagle Cycle Company
F.S. Corlew
New England
Trinity Company
Massachusetts B. C
Pennsylvania
South
Jamaica Plain
Kangaroo Road Club
Boylston Station
Lamartine
Green
Centre
Weld
Arrest of John F. Dale for breaking and entering in Jamaica Plain
John F. Dale of Walk Hill street Jamaica Plain was arrested last night on a charge of breaking and entering the house of Susan McDonald at 71 Docia street on July 18 1896. At the time $18 in cash a gold chain and two gold collars were reported taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Dale
Walk Hill Street
Jamaica Plain
Susan McDonald
Docia Street
Elliott's Honor Promotes Massachusetts Good Roads Leader
Ex chief consul Sterling Elliott is named vice-president of the National Good Roads Parliament for Massachusetts by General Roy Stone. He seeks strong Massachusetts representation at the Omaha parliament next year, amid campaigns and praise for his record and leadership in the League of American Wheelmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Elliott
Massachusetts
Office of Good Roads Inquiry
United States Department of Agriculture
Roy Stone
Elliott
Omaha
Abbot Bassett
League
League of American Wheelmen
Baltimore
Eliott
Mott's Cycle Penalties and Amateur Records
The LA W racing board bulletin lists penalties and records. C V Casey of Denver posted an amateur two mile paced record at 38 4/5 on Oct 4 1897. W Robertson of Denver ran a one mile paced event in 1 69 on Oct 2 1897. Other entries include delays and false entries affecting H J Pete Harry E Moore Charles Leighton L B Howard H A Marble Joseph Bake man and A H Carruthers with various pending dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. W. Racing Board
Mott
C. V. Casey
Denver
Col
W. Robertson
H. J. Pete
Lynn
Mass
Harry E. Moore
Westfield
Charles Leighton
Clinton
L. B. Howard
H. A. Marble
Manchester
N. H
Joseph Bakeman
Chelsea
A. H. Carruthers
Rutland
Championship Team Forms New England Cycling Division
A meeting at P Co C House led to forming the New England Division of the National Championship Association. Paul Aldrich was elected president with reps from Boston Providence Worcester and other New England centers joining the effort to boost American cycling for future international championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of the P. Co. C
New England
Candle League Prospects Tie Murray Irwins
Jeffersons defeat Pythians as Sudbury team wins in City Hall alleys. Columbias fall to Hub team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
City Hall
St. James’ Alleys
Boylstons
St. James
Barry
Jack” Sheare
Jeffersons
Pythians
Mark
Wilby
Columbia
Purrington
Carruths
Centrals
Cambridge
Frank Nay
Powers
Hack
McCarthy’s
Jameson
Kirby
South Boston
Murray & Irwin
Botlaton
Peterson
Paterson
Ryan Eeeereenne Eeeree
Coleman McClella
Carruth’s. Bowler
Donnelly Eeereeerserree
Montgomery Somereeseee
Fred Nay
Dow Eeeere Reeseeseeseeee
Freeman
Eeeeseeesees
Tota Eeeeetee
Bowler
Carthy
Scannell Eeereereeeereene
Fotal
Kinbury Seeeereereeee
Fenton Eereeeereeener
Delany Eeeseeesereeeees
New Bowling League Sets Schedule for Dorchester Clubs
The North Dorchester Interclub Bowling League announces a 10 week schedule for Dorchester Evangelical Church youth clubs. Matches are set at Dorchester Central Club alleys with Pilgrim Sawyer Edward Everett St Mary's Baker Memorial and First Parish clubs facing each other across November to January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dorchester
Pilgrim Club
First Parish
Edward Everett
Sawyer Club
St. Mary’s Club
Baker Memorial
Baker Memorial Club
Edward Everett Club
First Parish Club
Pilgrim Clubs
St. Mary's Ub
Pilgrim
Sawyer
St. Mary’s
Kings of the Turf: Gentrys Fail Double Team Pace Attempt
More than 5000 spectators gathered at Cumberland Park to watch John R. and Robert J. Gentry race in hopes of lowering the double team pacing record. Poor track conditions from a prolonged drought caused the horses to break in each heat, ending the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland Park
Robert J
John KR. Gentry
John R. Gentry
BOWNE
Geers
Ovens
Division 36 Ball Draws Large Hibernian Crowd
Hibernian night for South Boston marked the second annual concert and ball of Division 86 held last evening in Bethesda Hall Broadway. Representatives from fifty divisions of the A. O. H. of Suffolk county attended along with prominent Hibernians from East Boston Charles Town Chelsea Cambridge Roxbury Brighton Brookline Jamaica Plain and other outlying districts. Over 1200 guests were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernian
South Boston
Bethesda Hall
Broadway
Suffolk County
McKim’s Bacchante Statue Accepted by Metropolitan Museum
The Metropolitan Museum of Art board of trustees unanimously accepted the statue known as Bacchante after a sequence of offers and rejections. The work had previously been promised to Mr. McKim by the artist and was not taken by the French government or Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McKim
MacMonnies
Boston
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Jamaica Baseball Association Hosts Inaugural Concert and Dance
About 250 couples attended Curtis Hall for the Jamaica Baseball Association’s first concert and dance held last evening. Dolan's Orchestra provided music. soloists included W. L. Cowleshaw J. J. Quigley Dan O'Hare and W. Ward to enthusiastic reception. Notable attendees included Alderman Dyar Representatives King and Leiberlich J. Cratty T. F. Devine W. Flynn J. Graham Anthony Murnighan Joseph Dowd J. F. Howes and several Misses Breen Paul Maud Brooks Katie Cunningham and Mrs A. Murnighan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Baseball Association
Curtis Hall
Misses Breen
Miss Paul
Maud Brooks
Katie Cunningham
A. Murnighan
Princeton Defeats Elizabeth Athletic Club 12 to 0
Princeton, N J October 27 Princeton surprises visitors by beating the Elizabeth Athletic Club 12 to 0 on the varsity field. The Tigers, missing Hillebrand Kelly and Saward due to injuries, needed desperate play to secure the score in a hard fought contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Elizabeth Athletic Club
Tigers
Hillebrand
Kelly
Saward
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Workingmen’s Hotel
Yukon
Neline
J. L. Prescott & CO
Dedham
Dedham High
Dorchester High
Harvard Track Games
Bicycle Notes
Elliott's
Liament
Cook Rem Wi
Maso Temple
Mark R. Woodbury
Ifg. Co
Candle League
Prospects and
Murray & Irwins
Columbias
Rogers
Ross Eeeneees
Paige Eeereeeesreeeere
Kirby Eeeeseesens
NEW Bowling League
Kings OF the Turf
BALL
Bacchante
Jamaica
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