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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1906

Page

12

Little Girl Drinks Iodine By Mistake In Roxbury

Laura Larcey a 12 year old girl of Roxbury drank from a bottle she found on the street believing it to be cough medicine. The bottle contained iodine and burned her lips prompting a quick response from Station 10 and ambulance transport to City Hospital. She is expected to recover.

Laura Larcey Longwood Avenue Roxbury Station 10 Lovell Burke Roxbury Crossing City Hospital

Mansfield to address Harvard Political Club

Fr. C. Mansfield executive secretary of the Massachusetts Republican Club will speak tonight at the Harvard Political Club on Some Aspects of Political Machinery. He will discuss party organization and campaign operation with members.

Fr. C. Mansfield Massachusetts Republican Club Harvard Political Club

Chandelier From Portland Wreck Recovered At Gloucester

An ornamental brass chandelier believed from the ill fated Portland sank with all aboard in the gale of November 27 1898 was recovered near Middle Bank by Gloucester fisherman William Dobson. The four armed fixture held electric lights on each arm and a kerosene lamp at center with still thickened oil. Captain William Price brought the relic to T wharf aboard the Namomet. Officials of the Portland owner have not yet identified the piece.

Portland T Wharf William Price Gloucester William Dobson Whitehead N. S Fastern Steamship Company Price Middle Bank Eastern Point

Marie Jansen Loses Fight to Break Will in Probate Court

In Suffolk County Probate Court Judge Robert Grant ruled Marie Jansen, opera star, failed to prove her foster father Benjamin Johnson was not of sound mind or that the will leaving her $500 was improperly executed. Jansen plans to appeal citing testimony about residence and behavior.

Robert Grant Suffolk County Marie Jansen Benjamin Johnson Miss Jansen C. F. Eldredge Grant Parker House

Moral Reform Meeting Highlights Childbearing Among Teen Unwed Mothers

The New England Moral Reform Association met at Old South Church for its 70th annual session. Dr. Julia M. Plummer reported 67 children born to unmarried mothers ages 14 to 20 at Tallstha Cumi Home in the past year. Speakers faulted street education and low wages, urging home training and Christian duty.

New England Moral Reform Association Old South Church Julia M. Plummer Tallstha Cumi Francis H. Rowley Alexander Mann Trinity Church Everett D. Burr William N. McVickar Samuel B. Capen

Cuba Big Brother Cigarro Promises Fine Burn and Aroma

The cigar is praised for even burn and a high priced aroma with a fine white ash. A 10 cent box of five is offered for trial today.

Cuba

Old Moody house in West Roxbury burned in incendiary fire

A two story vacant wooden Moody house at South and Washington streets West Roxbury burned last evening in a probable incendiary fire. The loss was about 500 dollars. The landmark, erected about 135 years ago, was owned by William Whittemore. Company B First Corps of Cadets met at the Westminster Hotel at 10:30 last night for a banquet with toasts and a musical program.

Moody South and Washington Streets West Roxbury William Whittemore Company B First Corps of Cadets Westminster Hotel

Hartford man Wyatt dies on Garden Street amid family estrangement

Charles A Wyatt a brother of New York judge W E Wyatt and kin of the Astors and Livingstones dropped dead on Garden street Hartford an estranged husband father an Episcopal minister and his wife and son living in Boston the Rev Dr Hammond his benefactor in Denver knows the address. At a Boston Literary and Historical Society meeting a resolution protested Massachusetts funding for the Jamestown exposition.

Hartford Conn Charles A. Wyatt W. E. Wyatt New York Astors Livingstones Garden Street Philadelphia Surf J Boston Aly Hammond Denver Boston Literary and Historical Society Legion of Honor Hall Massachusetts

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