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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
7
Florence M. Brady, a 17 year old high school student linked to a disappearance case, was located tonight at the home of Charles H. Peck on High street Randolph. Merton G. Drew was arrested today in the abduction investigation.
A missing young woman was located on a lawn at 8 PM after two days of state and local police searches. She had been without food for 24 hours, wearing only a calico dress, and appeared nearly unconscious. She recalled fleeing from Drew after a move theater outing and wandered through woods toward Stoughton and Randolph. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Brady, later took her in as she remained unsettled, unable to find her way home.
Kermit Roosevelt will leave Boston for New Brunswick to hunt moose for the National Museum in Washington. He aims to add specimens to his African collection for comparison between American and African game. The camp will be near the head of the Nepissiquit River, the only known area where moose and caribou can be hunted from one camp.
First Sergeant William J. Tracy of Company L Fifth Regiment MVM Malden received full military honors at Forestdale Cemetery Malden after dying from injuries in an assault on Chardon street Boston He was laid to rest at St Josephs parish Maplewood with many Fifth Regiment officers present and pallbearers including Rodney Foss James Kennedy James Kearney Louis Boudreau and Perry Schofield
Cambridge police traced Miss Catherine B. Park’s rooms at 25 Mill Street to the Cambridge almshouse after her death. Bank books found show deposits in Cambridge and Arlington banks totaling 8300, indicating funds accumulated over the last two years. The 72 year old woman, formerly of Cambridge, had lived in the alms house prior to her death.
A vintage advertisement describes a complexion cream with almoroin glycerine and water, a greaseless facial application to reduce wrinkles and spots, plus a scalp shampoo with canthrax. It also promotes pyroxin for eyebrows and lashes, delatone for hair removal, and a spurmax lotion as a face powder substitute.
An Arlington domestic, living in two small rooms, died and a Cambridge cemetery funeral followed. Police found two bank books, $1600 at Cambridge Savings Bank and $1700 at Arlington Savings Bank. The funds likely escheat to the state.
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