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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1894

Page

6

Miss Leary Faces Surgery After Scalp Torn Off

In Salem on July 26 Miss Hannah E. Leary suffered a scalp torn from her head. Surgeons replaced and sewed the scalp while she lay on a City Hospital cot on Charter Street in fair condition. Doctors consider skin grafting at the edges if her temperature rises. Local residents express deep sympathy and will monitor her recovery closely.

Salem Hannah E. Leary City Hospital Charter Street Foreman Bennett Drs. Simpson Roulier Miss Leary Patrick Conley Cross Street Salem Hospital Mill No. 1 Mrs. Conley

Lactated Food Promoted To Fight July Cholera Infantum

July heat worsens cholera infantum with many deaths last week. physicians urge lactated food as the best near-mother's milk substitute. The article cites Boynton of Vermont University and notes that babies thrive on lactated food during teething and hot weather, reducing fatalities when properly used.

Boards of Health and Physicians Boynton Vermont University

Bullock Bluffing for Keeps in Fall River Delegates Fight

Representative Walter J. D. Bullock admits he is bluffing in the Cape district race for Congress. He says his aim is to gain Fall River delegates to back Johnny Simpkins while Randall’s home in New Bedford looms as a factor. The episode signals a lively intra party contest as leaders weigh Cape and Fall River influence.

Walter J. D. Bullock Fall River Congress Bullock Cape District Randall John Simpkins Massachusetts Post Parker House Mr. Bullock Johnny Simpkins Cape New Bedford Congressman Randall Boston William Nye Bourne Nickerson Chatham Pierce Sandwich Simpkins

Crocker and Burrage Confirmed to Subway Commission

Governor Greenhalge nominated Hon. George G. Crocker and Albert C. Burrage for the Subway Commission and the executive council confirmed the selections at yesterdays meeting. The Rapid Transit Commission is now complete with these two, alongside Mayor Matthews's appointees Swain and Gar.

Matthews Crocker Burrage Charles F. Choate Southboro Boston Post Andrew J. Bailey Greenhalge George H. Towle Joe V. Meigs Towle George G. Crocker Executive Council Albert C. Burrage Subway Commission Rapid Transit Commission Messrs. Crocker Messrs Swain Gar

Albert C Burrage A Civic Leader and Lawyer of Boston

Albert C Burrage born in Ashburn Massachusetts in 1859. He moved to California as a boy, studied in Europe, and graduated with honors from Harvard College in 1883. A lawyer admitted in 1884, he has practiced in Boston and served in Brookline Gas Company counsel and Boston Common Council in 1892. He was active in Republican politics and organized a literary bureau for Governor Charles H Allen in Lowell. He married Alice Haskell in 1885 and has three sons.

Mr. Crocker Boston Uriel Sarah Kidder (Haskell) Crocker Boston Latin School Harvard College Harvard Suffolk Crocker House of Representatives Albert C. Burrage Ashburnham Worcester County Mass California Europe Harvard Law School Thomas P. Proctor Brookline Gas Company Common Council Charles H. Allen Lowell Republican State Committee Massachusetts Republican Club Alice H. Haskell Roxbury

Democrats nominate six for Maine Legislature seat contest

Portland report notes Nathan Clifford Lincoln Tibbetts Frank D. Rogers William H. McDonald Frank D. True and John F A Merrill named by the Democrats to run for Representatives to the Legislature. A deadly accident at Naumkeag cotton mills leaves Hannah Leary severely injured as her scalp is torn from a moving frame.

Portland Nathan Clifford Lincoln W. Tibbetts Frank D. Rogers William H. McDonald Frank D. True John F. A. Merrill Katie Caskin Churchill Street Hannah Leary Naumkeag Miss Leary

Surgeon cites scalp reattachment as major victory in Salem case

Dr George W Galvin of the Emergency Hospital says replacing a torn scalp promptly offers the best chance of recovery. He notes rapid treatment prevents sepsis and skin contraction, cites two similar female cases from years past, and stresses each successful outcome is a victory for the surgeon.

Miss Leary Salem Hospital Boston George W. Galvin Congress Street North Adams Salem

Wellman Warned Her About Arctic Expedition Departure

Mrs. Walter Wellman wife of the expedition leader lives with five daughters in a Washington flat. She expresses faith in Mr Wellman captain Peterson and the ship and recalls his warning not to fear rumors before any possible loss or disaster.

Washington Walter Wellman Massachusetts Avenue Fourteenth Street Laura

Lightning Fires Daniel G. Taylor Building in Mexico

RUMFORD FALLS Me The Daniel G Taylor building in Mexico was burned Wednesday night by lightning causing 2600 in losses with 1100 insured.

Rumford Falls Daniel G. Taylor Mexico

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