Dr Liverpool offers free diagnosis and cures at Tremont Street
A Boston advertisement touts Dr. Liverpool at 233 Tremont Street offering free consultations and remarkable cure rates across diseases including rheumatism neuralgia paralysis dyspepsia and bronchitis. It cites hundreds of cured cases and claims the doctor provides medicines and diagnosis without patient questions.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Boston
Bright
Rane
Ldvernool
Soldiers Field first practice game ends in one touchdown swing
Soldiers Field hosted the first practice game of the year with the varsity beating the alternate squad by a single touchdown in five minute halves. Al led the varsity while Eaton left the field with a nose injury and Lawrence filled in. Marcus Daly Kendall Warren and Lawin stood out in the back and line play. Reid arrives from California and will join practice today.
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Eaton
Lawrence
Will
Warren
Daly
Kendall
Lawin
Varsity
Ellis
Gierasch
Reid
California
Milford High student dies after football injury
Thomas Kelly aged 17, a Middle town High School football player, died at City Hospital from a spinal concussion suffered during a game with Meriden High School last Saturday.
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Meriden
Conn
Thomas Kelly
Middletown
Local Athletic Clubs Seek Football Opponents
Several clubs from Newton Cambridge Boston and South Boston seek strong football teams for October and November games. Listings include Butterville A A from Newton Emersons and Brownies East Boston Dorchester Heights A A Gloucester A C North Shore and Emmanuel A A with contact names and addresses. Yale and Columbia announce a fall game schedule adjustment with Amherst moved up a week.
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Butterville A. A
Newton
Emersons
Brownies
East Oston
Thomas Miller
Watertown Street
Enterprise A. A. of Cambridge
Pfricfron
P. A. Acker
Prince Street
Cambridgeport
Emmanuel A. A
Gloucester A. C
North Shore
William A. Pinkham
Pearl Street
Boston
Dorchester Heights
Brookline Common
Yale
Columbia
New York
Manhattan Field
Amherst
Rebels Capture Gunboat Urdaneta Near Manila Bay
Insurgents seized United States gunboat Urdaneta in the Orani River northwest of Manila Bay. One officer and one crewman are missing. The Petrel found the Urdaneta beached and burned opposite Orani, riddled with bullets. Guns and ammunition taken include a one pounder, an automatic gun, and a Nordenfeldt. The fate of the crew remains unconfirmed.
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Manila
United States
Oranl
Manila Bay
Petrel
Orani
Chinese in the Philippines report lands 700 Chinese safely
Secretary Root received General Otis dispatch on the Chinese situation in the Philippines. Otis says a shipload of 700 Chinese landed without serious interference with military operations.
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Washington
Root
Otis
The
Phil
Chelsea Liquor Raids Net Several Arrests
Chelsea police liquor squad raided last night arresting Erris Feinberg for transporting intoxicants and Samuel Cohen for illegal liquor sales. They pursued a speeding wagon and seized its contents while the driver remained at large. officers expect his arrest.
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Chelsea Olice
Erris Feinberg
Samuel Cohen
Ken
Oficara
Beaneaters Edge Giants In Close Ball Game
Boston defeated the Giants in a tight contest as both lineups produced light hitting but sparkling fielding. Collins and Stahl starred for Boston while Davis and Doyle shone for New York. Stahl's dramatic one hand catch in the eighth preserved the lead. Ging of the Beaneaters, a recent acquisition from New London, pitched well. Louisvilles managed a high scoring win with sixteen runs as attendance reached about 1100.
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New York
Bostons
Giants
Collins
Stahl
Davis
Doyle
Ging
New London
Beaneaters
Louisville
Boston
E. Hoy
Ketcham
Tenney
Leach
Kuhns
Lowe
Clingman
Sullivan
Philippi
Pere Alee
Ste
ST. Louis
Burkett
O'Connor
O’brien
O Cross
O Davis
Serene Eteanre
Wallace
Powell
Doheny
Tebeau
Carrick
Sudhoff
Seeeeenee
Zimmer
Ritchey
Dontin
Blake
Hey
Heidrick
Latham and
Wagner
Connolly
Swartwood and Huntance
Dreamer steam yacht launched for Thomas W. Lawson at Crescent yards
The 150 foot water line Dreamer steam yacht built for Thomas W. Lawson of Boston was launched at Lewis Nixon yards in Elizabeth N J. Miss Vernona Brown christened her as a distinguished party looked on. The Dreamer features an ice plant electric plant and world cruising capability with a 12 knot guaranteed speed and 14 knots under forced draught.
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Army
Dreamer
West Indies
Evening Baseball Notes From Philadelphia and Brooklyn
Philadelphia reports Orth a mystery to Baltimore as Howell bats freely in the eighth inning. Attendance 3625 as Brooklyn fans note a one sided game with Evans and Leith ineffective and Hughes conceding only two hits before relief.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Howell
Will
Brooklyn
N. Y
Manassau
Evans
Leith
Hughes
Seer
AB. R. PO
Kelly
Etree
Reidy
Eeenee Washington
PO AB. R
Ao S'agle
Oo Shiebeck
O’brien
McGann
Freeman
Barry
Padden
Pa ‘Kittridge
Powers
McFarlan
Casey
Rigtey
Jennings
O' Brien
Ley
Byre
Wing
Ith
N d Shiebeck
Balk
Manasrau
McGarr
St. Louis Game Described As Dull And Monotonous
St Louis report notes a flat contest with thirteen base hits and six walks. The game description emphasizes repetition and lack of excitement, reflecting a prosaic offensive showing and routine play throughout.
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ST. Louis
Baseball Notes and Player Updates From A Busy Season
Ex Giants and Orioles games mentioned. Ging starts strong against the Phillies while Jesser Orth pitches for the Orioles. Louisville Brooklyn St Louis and Washington teams are noted as beating their opponents easily. Elberfield of the Reds shows a frail arm. Pirates’ NY gate receipts fall short of expenses with a $40 share. Chesbro of the Burgers returns home due to sickness after solid fall work.
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Giants
Phillies
Orioles
Jesser Orth
Louisville
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Washington
Elberfield
Lg Reds
Pittsburg
New York
Pirates
Chesbro
Burgers
North Adams
John T. Lusk Benefit Game Set At South End Grounds
The Post champions and the Herald team meet this afternoon at 3 o clock for a benefit game at the South End grounds. Fans expect a strong crowd as both teams strive for victory in support of John T. Lusk who was seriously injured in a Newspaper League game and is out of work.
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Post
Herald
John T. Lusk
South End
Lusk
Cincinnati Giant offers for McGraw to manage Reds
John T. Brush of Cincinnati sent a messenger to the Baltimore Brooklyn syndicate with a ten thousand dollar offer for McGraw to manage the Reds. It is uncertain if McGraw would accept, though he might consider.
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Baltimore, Md
John T. Brush
Cincinnati
McGraw
Reds
Oiteht
Excursion to New York via Hoosac Tunnel Dates Set
Thursday October 5 marks the date of the trip to New York via the Hoosac Tunnel and Albany with return by Fall River. The plan specifies departure and return routes and lists the midweek date for the journey.
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New York
Hoosac Tunnel
Albany
Fall River
Cheynski Knocks Out Hall in Three Rounds
In Louisville on September 26 Joe Cheynski stopped Australian Jim Hall in the third round after a fast sequence of left and right blows. The bout was lively and brief.
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Jim Hall
Louisville
Joe Cheynski
Billy Smiths Victory over Douglass In Fourth Round
Denver report states Mysterious Billy Smith KO'd Bob Douglass of St. Louis in the fourth round marking a decisive boxing victory.
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Billy” Smith
Douglass
Bob Douglass
St. Louis
Denver
Col
Billy
Smith
Bicycle Notes Show Growth in L A W Membership Split
The L A W total reaches 52314 with 81 new members this week. Pennsylvania adds 45, New York 15, Massachusetts 7, Ohio 1, while state totals reach 12059, 11088, 10252, 12159 respectively. Massachusetts plans member ballot on key questions like bicycle baggage, racing, and lantern law amid possible printed ballots. Nearly fifty roads conferences are planned across Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Ohio
League
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
National assembly set for Jacksonville February
L A leaders secure a required rail rate reduction and confirm the assembly will meet in Jacksonville Florida in February. Rhode Island backs George L Cooke for a vice presidency as amendments to the L A W constitution promise to alter consulate representation based on numbers. Milwaukee wheelmen push to organize committees as if the next national meet is already awarded.
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L. A
National Assembly
Jacksonville
Fla
Rhode Island
George L. Cooke
Milwaukee Wheelmen
Police Board Charges Shake Boston Officers
Boston police officers from captains to patrolmen fear a Board of Police inquiry into incompetency and education. Sergeant Piper, Sergeant Keith, and Patrolman Lobrovich face trials likely Wednesday, prompting talk of mass resignations among ranks. Critics say many officials at headquarters may also merit scrutiny.
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Boston Police Department
Board of Police
Piper
Charles E. Keith
John M. Lobrovich
Court Square
Keith
Park Department Police
Lobrovich
Board of Olice
Alderman Day Defends Tunnel Move at Adjourned Board Meeting
Alderman Day harshly challenged transit delays urging the mayor to push legal action for the East Boston tunnel. He linked the dispute to the Bates Guild fight, clashing with Republican colleagues who urged him to mind his own business. The board passed the order and discussed parade routes and a token damages report on land takings by the Boston Elevated Railroad Company.
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Alderman Day
East Boston
Bates-Guild
Law Department
Transit Commissioners
Citizens’ Association
Back Bay
Boston
Messrs
Bates
Quild
Alderman Presho
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Alderman Berwin
Day
Brick
Berwin
J. Mitchell Galvin
Committee On Public Improvements
Commonwealth Avenue
Arlington
Beacon
Charles
Boylston
Washington
Summer
High
Congress
Milk
Broad
State
Court
Tremont
Board of Aldermen
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
City Clerk J Mitchell Galvin Announces Resignation
City Clerk J Mitchell Galvin informed the Board of Aldermen yesterday that he will resign. He told a Post reporter on Monday that on Saturday he plans to take formal steps.
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Galvin
Post
J. Mitchell Galvin
Board of Aldermen
Kidney Trouble and Swamp-Root Remedies
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims kidney disease affects mind and vigor and notes frequent urination bedwetting and scalding urine as signs. The copy highlights sample bottles and a pamphlet with testimonies and directs readers to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York with a Boston Daily Post reference.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Mentio
Boston Daily Post
City Clerk Announces Oct. 1 Resignation
The city clerk states he will leave the office at 12 o clock and resign on Oct 1. He intended to submit his resignation Monday but learned the Board of Aldermen would adjourn for two weeks, so he sent the communication today to honor the pledge.
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Board of Aldermen
Healed by Prayer in Madison Patient Healed After Elders Pray
Miss Carrie Williamson of the Methodist Church says seven weeks of illness ended when church elders prayed with her. She reports an immediate and complete healing of a fractured elbow after the solemn intercession.
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Madison
Carrie Wilsliamson
Methodist Church
Boston Electric Light seeks 500000 extra capital
The Boston Electric Light Company through Counsel E. W. Burdett asked the Gas Commissioner at the State House yesterday for board approval of a 500000 addition to capital stock. The total would rise to 3000000 to cover underground conduit work and connections with the South Boston main power house plus general enlargements and improvements.
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Boston Electric Light Company
E. W.burdett
State House
Burdett
Boston
Rescue at the River For 8 Year Old Boy
Eight year old Coleman Miller of 174 Bowen Street South Boston fell from a stone wall on EB Street into the water. Patrick Maloney of 276 C Street and Samuel Cook of 287 Athens Street swam to the drowning boy and pulled him from the surface as he last surfaced. He was taken to City Hospital and is expected to recover.
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Coleman Miller
Bowen Street
Boston
EB Street
Patrick Maloney
C Street
Samuel Cook
Athens Street
City Hospital
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Adolph Aaronson
Leopold J. Lyons
Charles A. Barnett
Bernard Hyneman
Maurice A. Peyser
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East Boston Tunnel
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