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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1903
Page
7
Albion Ladies Orchestra sale listing curtains rods long and short, sash and pole trimmings, screens, cushions, shades, and bleached cotton yardage. Prices range from 1.00 to 8.60 with a Tuesday only special offering Anderon sons Madras yard goods once selling at 2.60 to 3.60 now 0.75. Basement bargains and housewife day itemization.
The Kiley investigation hearings close with six days given for Ward 8 Representative to defend against charges from Harry Maley alias Brown and lawyer Nathan Barnett. The counsel requests turning charges and Brown’s affidavit to the district attorney for prosecution against Barnett for conspiracy. Kiley seeks a legislative vindication but may not receive it.
The Indiana battleship with 13 inch guns achieved 14 hits in 16 shots at five miles, an average of 87.2 percent, while maneuvering at high speed. The feat, captured in a diagram, compares Indiana’s accuracy with German French and English sailors.
The Senate committee on the judiciary filed a resolve to form a five member commission to revise labor laws. It shall report by the second Wednesday in January and include a labor employer and employee representative. The panel will study liability for injuries, strikes, injunctions, contempt, blacklisting, pension funds, and industrial partnerships. Senate actions included reconsidering the Carey bill on advertising during strikes with a proposed amendment. vote postponed to Wednesday, 19 to 6.
About 400 Harvard men sought admission to Mrs Gardner's art collection yesterday. Only 80 were admitted after a $1.25 fee, with blue coats keeping order. Guests explored rooms including a Chinese exhibit and intended to see the public galleries.
Testimony centered on Jesse M. Gove in the committee on election laws session. Councilman McKirdy offered only his claim of acting as a friend to Riley and paid expenses himself. Gove was excused for now, with possible recall but no admission of counsel for any party. Attorney General Parker's opinion on Gove's refusal to name his client was noted.
William A. Whittier of Old Orchard has shipped 200 barrels of cattails to London. He has run this eight years and sent shipments to England annually. The downy substance inside the stem is used to make cushions pillows and other fine articles.
Matthew J. Whittall of South Worcester securing a $30,000 contract to supply 30,000 yards of high grade brussels and 4,000 yards of Wilton carpets for use in government buildings in Washington.
The Massachusetts Single Tax League plans a banquet Monday evening April 13 at the Hotel Vendome for Boston landlords and guests. The after dinner discussion centers on ground rent sources and burdens, real estate taxation, exemptions, and the single tax as an income tax.
C. F. Melvine, charged with the murder of his wife Thursday night, was captured in New Brunswick this morning and agreed to accompany Sheriff Lawkis to Maine. He was taken about 30 miles from Woodstock and is en route to Bridgewater, Maine.
Ex-Congressman John Fitzgerald urges William T A Fitzgerald to desist from pursuing the councillor seat and not embarrass the Democratic city committee. The rival Fitz Geralds clash as Michael J Sullivan weighs in amid party intrigue and Ward 6 Ward 8 opposition.
Stephen Ballas of Roxbury Massachusetts describes long battle with asthma bronchitis and catarrh. He claims complete cure after three months of Koch Lung Cure treatment at 361 Boylston Street Boston with no medicines and low cost for the patient. He offers to provide a verbal testimonial to interested readers.
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