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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1913
Page
20
The dealer emphasizes heavy losses to gain clear racks for vast Spring and Summer inventories. Many garments described as light enough for two months of wear now and suitable for the next season as well.
The season opens with chalk striped blues and blacks and gray club checks in mod ell styles. Three button soft roll sack and the Norfolk featured in my custom shop suits offered at extreme value prices.
Melville M. Bigelow LL D longtime faculty member and former dean of Boston University Law School will be guest of honor at the Law School Association's annual dinner at the American House this Saturday. The event will honor his 42 years of teaching and leadership shaping many judges and governors.
William W. Burson, 80, inventor of knitting machinery and pioneer in Rockford’s knitting industry, collapsed and died today at his daughter's home in Rogers Park, Illinois.
Five Somerville boys aged 11 to 17 riding a freight train to the countryside were derailed near Woburn. The derailed car and torn roadbed left the youths splintered and frightened. Police took them to Woburn station and later home. the train continued to White River Junction after a repair crew fixed the damage.
Rockland April 10 Attorney William A Morse said no further exceptions would be filed to the grand jury findings in the Eaton case Four exceptions have already been filed Morse and Geogan met with the Eaton family at their home and later visited Mrs Eaton in the Plymouth jail to prepare evidence Accompanied by his stenographer
At the Hyde Park town meeting Mayor Fitzgerald warns that continued demand for a 5 cent fare for outlying residents could bankrupt railway companies. He dodges a question about why 30 police officers could be sent to Hopedale to guard mills owned by ex Governor Eben Draper, leaving the outskirts less protected.
City officials met at Hyde Park School to review street lighting and the $300,000 contract. The Mayor expressed plans to improve sewerage and oppose moving funds to savings for outlying districts. Residents raised concerns about patrols, safety, and inadequate central city services.
Ambrose Woods, longtime Ward 19 leader, attacked Mayor Fitzgerald at a Roxbury mass meeting over neglect of Roxbury street improvements and bus service. The meeting became a town hall as Woods pressed the mayor and council on Roxbury administration and the Roxbury courthouse refusal.
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