Radio Headset Aids Caesarean in City Hospital
Surgeons used a radio headset and local anesthesia for a Caesarian operation in Minneapolis. Music from a specially arranged band concert soothed the patient during the procedure. Mother and child recovered in fine condition and rest easily reported by the doctors.
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Minneapolis
Dearborn Street Station Fire Destroys Chicago Depot
A blaze at Dearborn street station in Chicago, built in 1884 and valued at 300000, destroys the Folk street depot, leaving eight railroads homeless. Hundreds flee as 200 clerks and passengers rush to safety. one clerk is injured. Police and postal crews rescue mall and safeguard trainsheds. wirelesss reports suggest crossed wires started the fire.
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Dearborn Street
Folk Street
Hazel Locker
Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad
Santa Fe
Monon, Erie
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Wabash
Canadian Grand Trunk
Battered Schooner Rosafertita Rescued After 86 Days
The 59 ton schooner Rosaferita, adrift 86 days in Atlantic lanes, reached New York Harbor as her nine crew members, after boarding the African Gold Coast, rushed ashore for food and water. The rescue was led by Captain Look of the liner President Garfield with aid from lookout Wally Bates.
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Associated Press
Rosaferlita
New York Harbor
Axim
Boston
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Garfield
Look
Wally
Bates
Sosa
Sanchez
Rosa
Fire Island
Continental Clothing Company Christmas Tree Party
About 90 employees from the alteration department held the second annual informal Christmas Tree party during work hours on the second floor of the Washington and Boylston street store. A decorated tree, refreshments, and grab bag gifts capped the festive event with carols sung by Thomas Shufelt, William Sullivan, and William C. Kelley.
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Continental Clothing Company
Washington and
Boylston
Thomas Shufelt
William Sullivan
William C. Kelley
Elizabeth McDonald
Mr. Larson
William Kelley
Death of Melrose Free Press editor George H Dearborn
George H Dearborn longtime editor of the Melrose Free Press and dean of suburban editors died yesterday at the home of his son Samuel H Dearborn city treasurer of Nashua New Hampshire The notice identifies Dearborn as a leading figure in local journalism and family connections in Nashua.
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George H. Dearborn
Melrose Free Press
Samuel H. Dearborn
Nashua
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