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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
14
Complete stock of blue and black boys suits in two piece double breasted styles. Sizes 8 to 16 years priced five to nine dollars. Larger long trousers sizes priced ten to twenty dollars. Morse Made quality guaranteed. juvenile sailor and Russian styles shown from three seventy five to eight dollars for ages three to ten.
Two carpenters erected two 15 by 10 foot billboards at the triangle of Bay State Road Beacon Street and Raleigh Street owned by Thomas W Lawson. Residents fear whiskey ads and stock pitches while Lawson is in New York and a real estate firm says the signs will show a plan of the lots for sale. The property belongs to the heirs of Mrs Jeannie A Lawson and aims to preserve the Beacon Street view from the Lawson home.
Nomination papers for delegates to the State and congressional conventions opened at the Democratic city committee. Seven wards filed delegations pledged to Bryan while 18 wards remained unpledged. Various factional leaders and names appear including O'Brien Moran Coughlin Williams and Doherty. Withdrawals substitutions deadlines and caucus dates are noted with multiple ward races and district delegate candidates listed.
Wilford A. Bailey, once arrested on forged instruments charges, is now charged with larceny of 2500 from Ezra Bigelow of Northboro. He is bailed by Bail Commissioner E T Raymond and sureties O Willis Rugg and Frank B Hamblin. Bailey to appear before Judge Fowler in Westboro tomorrow morning.
A faulty gear on a heavily loaded freight van carrying ice cream from T. D. Cook & Co. caused an incident on Upland road yesterday afternoon. Operator John Minahan steered the van up the hill, supplying Brookline children with more ice cream and cake than ever before.
United States Senator Jeffereson Davis was fined 25 in Police Court for appearing on the street with a pistol after he had been attacked and beaten by Thomas Helm. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Helm was fined $10 for assault.
Mrs. Vladimir Simkhovitch of New York denies she is a candidate to succeed Laura D. Gill as dean of Barnard College next autumn. A Newton city official received the telegram from her daughter, Col Isaac F. Kingsbury reports. The message states, Report unfounded. I am not a candidate.
Fifty members of Tufts College Medical School class of 1911 banqueted last evening at the Quincy House. Toasts were given by Dr. Harry Homer Germain Pr Eugene Thayer and Dr Fred Rich Crine with Fred W O'Brien as toastmaster. No pure food law was needed for Ky Taylor Whiskey, $1.00 full quart. adv
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