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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1907
Page
12
The Continental showcases a spring collection from top American makers offering a remarkable variety. Shoppers gain an advantage through access to multiple brands, a large stock double that of rivals, and the promise of tailored selection at desired prices.
A reflective remark on land ownership contrasts physical terrain with inner belonging. The speaker doubts any man can truly claim ownership of a landscape, suggesting mountains and heather reveal the limits of possession beyond mere possession in words.
Juvenile suits for young boys feature Russian blouse tops paired with Knickerbocker trousers. Available in sizes 24 to 7 years, marketed as the most juvenile option for the little fellows.
Acting District Chief Murphy sent a second alarm for a blaze in the basement of a six story granite building at West Brookline and Washington streets housing Hotel Sanford. Fire confined to the basement where chemicals stored for Gardner drug store burned. damage $5000. The building is owned by the Boston Elevated Railway. A porter alerted residents as some evacuated with one woman carrying a cat.
Judge Fox of the Superior Court rules in favor of Mrs. Ida J. Beverly, betrothed to the late A. T. Marvin, who will receive the $1000 life insurance policy despite the Metropolian Mutual Aid Association’s challenge that she had no insurable interest. The policy, issued in 1897 with Marvin’s mother as beneficiary, was amended the following year to name Beverly.
Simon Fishman won a $5000 verdict in Superior Court before Judge Richardson for the loss of his right arm. He was employed by Eastman Heater Co and injured Dec 23, 1904 while repairing a car at Boston & Maine Railway premises when a train bumped his car.
Addie L. Shute won five thousand dollars in the seventh session of the Superior Court yesterday. Judge White presided over injuries alleged to have been received on December 1901 in front of house No 2 Cliff Street Roxbury due to snow and ice. Defendant Mrs Josephine M Bills was the tenant of the house at the time.
Columbus dispatch reports in Ohio that Oliver C. Haugh the Dayton millionaire slayer will die in the death chair next Friday after the State Board of Pardons refused to intervene.
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