Ear bite sparks Chelsea domestic dispute case
Touis Shuman 33 of 13% Third street Chelsea was arrested for assault on his brother in law Hyman Schafer 40 of 3 Rochester street Chelsea after a family dinner dispute in which tea was thrown and Schafer said his right ear was bitten. Shuman denies biting and says he struck Schafer on the ear. The Chelsea Court will hear the case this morning.
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Touis Shuman
Third Street
Chelsea
Hyman Sehater
Rochestertreet
Shuman
Ution
Schafer
Horoscope Entry for Gould Mole or Female
The current reading suggests heightened sensitivity for Gould individuals born this day. Expect gentle introspection and a need for comforting routines. A calm domestic influence may ease tensions between playful mood and desire for closeness.
Poultry raiser faces cruelty charge over crowded hens
Fred G. Wilson of Braintree appeared in Police Court charged with crowding hens into crates for shipment. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals alleges hens die from overcrowding during transport to city markets. Hearing set for Saturday.
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Fred G. Wilson
Braintree
Society For the Prevention of
Wilson
Vaccine uncertainty underscores Boston meeting findings
At Peter Bent Brigham Hospital the Medical Scientific Society of Boston heard experts from Harvard and Brookline discuss vaccination longevity. M J Rosenau said immunity may last a life or vanish after three years, with three-year boosters advised. Ed Jenner and Dr Waterhouse were cited as vaccination pioneers. Dr Farlow and Dr Denny also spoke.
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Medical Scientific Society of Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
M. J. Rosenau
Department of Preventive Medicine
Harvard Medical School
Harvey Cushing
Brookline
Edward Jenner
Waterhouse
Boston
F. P. Denny
John W. Farlow
Following Arlin Case Update Involving Rogers Search
Dr William J Rogers Brookline dentist and cousin by marriage to Eleanor Arlin the missing stenographer went to Providence after a girl resembling Miss Arlin was seen in a cafe there He has not returned home and may renew his search The Arlin family fears the girl may have died by her own hand and Mrs Jane Arlin Colebrook NH thanked helpers in the search
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William J. Rogers
Brookline
Eleanor Arlin
Providence
Miss Arlin
Jane Arlin
Colebrook
N. H
Buy in Malden coin returned to its home city
The gold Buy in Malden coin has been returned to Malden Board of Trade members. It traveled through diverse pockets in the city, changing hands over a hundred times among residents, illustrating widespread local spending. The piece bought items from a newspaper to groceries and frayed modest hopes for home-made valentines discussed in next week's issue.
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Malden
Board of Trade
Unemployed Plan Parade and Washington Petition
In Chicago the International Brotherhood Welfare Association outlined a national effort to petition Congress for a legal remedy to industrial conditions of unorganized labor. The plan envisions April parades, a national convention in Chicago, and a May Washington delivery by a large committee.
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Chicago
International Brotherhood Welfare Association
United States
Washington
Congress
Jacob §. Coxey
National
Capitol
Coxey
Axtel Gustafson
Butch and statue arrive in Washington
McDevitt arrives with a bronze statue and a party of friends amid a parade through Washington. He boasted of eccentricity versus insanity and recalled past offices while greeting crowds in Wilkesbarre Allentown Bethlehem and Mauch Chunk before continuing the tour.
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Butch
Statue
Washington
McDevitt’s Tour Generates Buzz With Statues and Cameras
A large Philadelphia crowd lines a special train journey as Butch McDevitt greets admirers from Wilkes-Barre to Washington. Cameras flash at every stop, including Chester and Wilmington, with a beauty beside him in Chester and Georgetown football players meeting him at the Sterling Hotel.
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Wilkesbarre
Philadelphia
McDevitt
Chester
Wilmington
State Line
Maryland
Baltimore
Catholics to hear play list at New York churches
New York on February 3 reports a plan to read a list of plays deemed suitable for Roman Catholic patrons at Catholic churches across the archdiocese. The move follows the Catholic theatre movement begun a year ago with Cardinal Farley’s endorsement.
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New York
Archdiocese of
Cardinal Farley
Hank and Friends Try Motor Boating in Sunday Post
Hank and his animal friends attempt motor boating in the feature section, delivering light hearted humor and playful antics for readers seeking a fun weekend interlude.
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Hank
Sunday Post
Hampton Institute film shows slave era life and progress
Back Bay society gathered at Jordan Hall to view two reels on The Life of John Henry, a Hampton Institute story. Major Morton of Hampton spoke on slavery’s mixed legacy, noting it pushed manual labor and race to overcome shame, while Hampton promotes progress.
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Back Bay Society
South
Jordan Hall
John Henry
Hampton Institute
Massachusetts Hampton Association
Virginia
General Armstrong
Hampton
Samuel W. McCall
Robert R. Morton
Booker T. Washington
Major Morton
Whittemore Leads Pinehurst Golf Qualifier
Parker W. Whittemore of Brookline Massachusetts led a field of 150 golfers in the qualifying round of the tenth annual St Valentine tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina His card was 7 and he withdrew in favor of H C Fownes the veteran Oak. The meeting featured a standout performance by aMont player who completed the round in 7.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Parker W. Whittemore
Brookline
Mass
H. C. Fownes
Bargain Boots and Babywear in Haberdashery Sale
Inventory lists from a haberdashery feature discounted boots for children and a range of baby garments and nursery furniture. Prices span 19¢ to $3 with items including hand made long and short nainsock dresses, embroidered yokes, beading, silk and wool shirts, underwaists, sacques, bootees, and a $13.50 reed carriage. Sizes cover infants to 5 years and chairs attach to nursery needs.
Dresses and Gowns for Misses Two to Six in Bargain Sale
A vintage ad lists children's dresses in sizes up to four years with prices from $1.50 to $6.50. It highlights Hubbard Gretchen and Bo Peep labeled styles, including embroidered trims, lace, gingham, percale and corduroy options in pink and blue and various sleeve and collar details.
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Hubbard
Hamburg
Rompers in Various Fabrics and Prices
Advertises rompers in sizes 1 to 5 years with price ranges 45 to 69 cents, up to 95 cents, and dollars up to $1.95. Fabrics include gingham chambray linen galatea percale repp and soisette.
Little Boy Blue Suits for Boys Sale
A short notice advertises Little Boy Blue suits for boys in white and colored fabrics. Styles include button and coat styles from neck to hem with copperfield narrow trousers and stripe ginghams and chambrays. Prices listed at $3 and $1.95 to $3.95.
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Copperfield
Coats and Hats Marked Down for Little Tot Stock
Flat price reductions apply to a large portion of the young children’s coats and hats in stock, cutting prices from the previous fair rates. The sale emphasizes affordable outerwear for toddlers and aims to attract shoppers seeking seasonally priced garments.
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