Decorative leather goods and bungalow lamps on display
A catalog-style page advertises three fold leather designs with pigskin and silk lining, secret bill pockets, and multiple card slots. Also featured are mahogany lamp stands with frosted shades in blue, rose, or yellow, candle holders, and various walnut console items. Gift-ready pieces and framed photographs are highlighted on the second floor.
Steamship Algeria to sail today from East Boston
The Cunard-Anchor line turbine steamship Algeria under Captain Alexander Collie departs noon for Londonderry Liverpool and Glasgow with 105 cabin and 150 third class passengers and a cargo mix from New York and Boston. Notables include Mrs Liszie Calder en route from Honolulu to settle a Dundee area estate, and nurse Doris I Davis planning hospital work in London before returning to Boston.
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Boston
Cunard-Anchor Line
Algeria
Alexander Collie
Londonderry
Liverpool
Glasgow
New York
Liszie Calder
Honolulu
Alexander
Broughty Ferry
Dundee
Misa Doris I. Davis
Children’s Hospital
London
Davis
Neas
Albert G. Keith
Elizabeth M. Kraus
Springfield
Catherine McSherry
Lawrence
D. Russell
Fitchburg
Doris H. Geehan
Cambridge
Elizabeth Chalmers
Concord
N. H
Margaret Ball
South Hadley
Holiness Not Weakness Stressed By Catholic Clergy
Father William J. Casey urged St Andrew's Guild to defend sanctity during a musicale in the League of Catholic Women's club rooms. He cited St Catherine of Siena's courage and announced a new St Catherine of Siena window. An extended program by Albert G. Cullum and other artists followed, with tea and bouquets as gifts from M J Nixon. Mrs. Francis W. Hindenlang presided.
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William J. Casey
St. Andrew's Guild
League of Catholic
Casey
Albert G. Cullum
Helen C. Galvin
William Cullum
Joseph Halloran
J. A. Haynes
Delma C. Casey
Bertha Kildea
Helen Hurley
M. J. Xillion
Hyde’ Park
Francis W. Hindenlang
Roundabout Journey for Incoming Chinese on Prince George
Incoming Chinese aboard the Prince George landed at Vancouver after a long route from Yarmouth. They travel by rail to Halifax then to Yarmouth to join the Boston bound steamer, a party of three women and six children among them. They will be held at the Immigration Station in East Boston for hearings before admission. Most speak English fluently and were in the country previously.
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Prince George
Central Wharf
Yarmouth
Chicago
Middle West
Vancouver
Halifax
Boston
No Free Rent Seen Outside Chicago
Boston real estate leaders dismiss the idea of a citywide rent free incentive. Henry W. Savage says free rent is unlikely, James Solomont doubts near-term reductions, and Samuel Rudnick notes 610 apartments under construction with no need for giveaways.
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Chicago
Boston
Perdition
Henry W. Savage
James Solomont
Samuel Rudnick
Postman
Rudnick
Man Fractures Skull in Motorcycle Fall in Mattapan
George Rivers, 28, of 1 Tesla Street Mattapan, is in serious condition at City Hospital after a motorcycle he was driving struck car tracks and skidded falling and landing on his head. He was thrown from the bike along River Street near his home yesterday.
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George Rivers
Tesla Street
Mattapan
Rivers
River Street
Paternity Blood Test Discoverer Resigns from Medical Bodies
Dr Albert Abrams of San Francisco, credited with discovering a blood test to determine paternity, resigned from the American Medical Association and the San Francisco Medical Society, citing opposition to his research work.
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San Francisco
Albert Abrams
American Medical Association
San Francisco Medical Society
Portland woman dies after home attack and shooting
Mrs Susan Louise Cousens died at Maine General Hospital from two gunshot wounds and head injuries after an attack at her Westbrook home on Monday. Her husband Samuel Lane Cousens will likely be arraigned in Westbrook on a murder charge. he is in guarded custody recovering from a wrist wound suffered during the incident. They had been married two years and both had previous marriages.
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Portland
Susan Louise Cousens
Westbrook
Maine General Hospital
Samuel Lane Cousens
Cousens
Dben Morton
Motorcyclist Injured When Car Hits vehicle in Roxbury
Louis G. Talacci 27 of 74 Burrill Street Roxbury was struck while turning from Shirley Street into Massachusetts Avenue yesterday afternoon. His motorcycle rider landed on his left leg fracturing both bones after the collision with an auto owned and operated by Henry C Vale 209 River Street Braintree. He was taken by ambulance to City Hospital for treatment.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Roxbury
Louis G. Talacci
Burrill Street
Henry C. Vale
River Street
Braintree
Talacci
Dudley Street
City Hospital
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