Mrs Perry Burned Probably Fatally in Somerville Home
Mrs Mary B Perry wife of former mayor Perry of Somerville was fatally burned at 36 Broadway near Winter Hill while inspecting dresses for a Southbound trip with her husband next Wednesday. Domestic Mary Mahoney aided, both women heavily burned. fire department slow to respond due to hard going. Mrs Perry, about 52, prominent Somerville resident, died after being taken to Somerville Hospital.
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Charity event at Mrs Gardner's home hosts vaudeville show
Mrs Jack Gardner will open her palace to the public for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children on February 4 and 6 afternoons at 3 with an amateur vaudeville program led by Isabella Florence. The event, first of its kind at the home, aims to raise funds via ticket sales as part of a Boston charity effort.
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Society For Prevention OF Cruelty
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
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Chickering
Bald Heads Covered With Luxuriant Hair and Crusted
A fragmentary notice describes bald heads covered with luxuriant hair and crusted appearances. Specific persons, places, or dates are not clear in the readable text. Further details could not be determined from the available OCR.
Purifying Cuticura SOAP Promotes Scalp Health and Hair Growth
Advert describes Cuticura Soap as cleansing crusts scales and dandruff while stopping hair loss. It promotes hair growth on a healthy scalp and urges use with Cuticura Ointment and Pills for skin conditions from infancy to age, available as a complete treatment for various humours and irritations.
Left a Baby at the Massachusetts Infant Asylum
An unknown colored man rang the bell of the Massachusetts Infant Asylum at 106 Chestnut avenue Jamaica Plain shortly after 9 last evening and saluted Miss Alice Dillon the matron then disappeared leaving an infant. The infant was well clad and the matron made her comfortable.
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Massachusetts Infant Asylum
Chestnut Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Alice Dillon
Miss Dillon
Lecture on The Story of the Sea at Boston College Hall
The Young Men's Catholic Association's winter course ends next Tuesday at Boston College Hall with Hinton White delivering an illustrated lecture The Story of the Sea Ship and Sailors. The program includes a stereopticon show and 100 views from Arctic regions to yachtsmen and naval scenes.
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Boston College Hall
Hinton White
Arctic
Atlantic
New Statue of Burns for Caledonian Club
The Boston Caledonian Club will host Burns birthday observances at Mechanics Hall on Friday evening January 22. Scottish vocalists and an augmented bagpipe band will perform. The highlight is sculptor Hugh Cairns presenting a new statue illustrating Burns and Highland Mary.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Boston Caledonian Club
Ayr
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Burns
Congress in Session Tour Offers Washington Highlights
Personal Royal Blue line tours enable observers to hear debates on the Panama question and other important matters while visiting Washington landmarks. A postal illustrated booklet lists a seven day Washington tour from Boston for 25 dollars, with multiple departure dates. Also advertised are two Florida tours priced at 59.50 dollars, with January to April departures.
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Bullet Fired In Fun Almost Hits Woman At Porter Street
Mrs Harris, seated by a Porter Street window, was grazed on the cheek when a bullet shattered glass after a second shot. Police traced the gun to 14 year old Robert Cann firing at a distant Craigie Street field. he expressed regret and was released home.
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Williams Court
Robert Cann
Craigie Street
Coal wagon chute crushes patrolman’s hand in Jamaica Plain
Patrolman Isaac Meyer of Station 10 was injured on a Jamaica Plain car when his right hand was crushed by a chute protruding from a coal wagon as it passed. The incident occurred last evening and is under investigation by local authorities.
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Isaac Meyer
Station 10
Gillett
Gillett pushes for federal aid in gypsy moth fight
Washington Jan 8 Congressman F H Gillett of Springfield urges at least 250000 for Massachusetts gypsy moth control. He cites prior spending over a million dollars and notes local towns have borne much of the burden. Debate continues on eradication versus containment measures.
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Jan
F. H. Gillett
Springfield
Massachusetts
Appropriations Committee
Gillett
House
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