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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1904
Page
12
A newspaper notice promotes imORSE clothing asserting that ten dollar suits offer superior style fit and trim with careful making. It states they make their own clothing and offer ready to wear suits at thirty dollars, inviting readers to investigate claims of the lowest prices for the quality.
The Mansion House gathering in Dublin was well attended with John Redmond presiding. He denounced the Unionist government as doomed and predicted Ireland would land the final blow to its existence. The convention passed a resolution backing home rule and expressing confidence in Irish MPs.
Alfred Dennett once ran restaurants in Boston and other cities, found wandering in Piedmont Hills with a pillow slip about his head shouting Glory Glory. He attacked two guards in San Francisco city prison, was overpowered, moved to receiving hospital after losing his fortune and lately selling Bibles.
City Treasurer George U Crocker and his wife testified at the Crocker will case before Judge Braley. They described strained family relations and disputed distributions, including notes on engagements with Miss Annie Fitz and alleged misgivings about age differences. The elder Crocker claimed his sons received far more than their share, and the dayended with adjournment until morning.
The Watch and Ward Society sought court warrants to curb obscene pictures, leading to raids on North and West end stores. Police seized hundreds of images and arrested several men including Harry Goldberg, Michael J. Sennor, Max A. Rosengard, Charles Rubin, George W. Waite, and Glenwood J. Brann. Judge Emmons endorses continued enforcement.
The silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Stevens was held in Rathbone Hall Warren Street. Edwin Nicol from London attended with other faroff guests as the couple’s 25 years of marriage since leaving London for Boston was marked by a reception and banquet.
A large Anti Imperialist League meeting at the Twentieth Century Club heard Hon. George S. Boutwell, Senator Lodge, and other speakers condemn Secretary Taft and Republican policy toward the Philippines. They argued Taft's view of the Declaration of Independence undermined republican ideals and questioned the timing of independence for the Philippines. The gathering featured short talks by Rev A A Berle, A A Putnam, Homer B Sprague, and a poem read by Prof W R Thayer before adjournment.
The Sunday Post promises a clever poker story in each edition while anglers and fish lovers are invited to check next Sunday's Bee for a special page of interest.
A Boston maker advertises Spring wear claiming half a million dollars in working capital, four woolen buyers choosing patterns, in-house shrinking and finishing, control of forty New England stores, cash sales only, and the largest assortment of men boys and children's clothing at low prices to win customers.
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