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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1901
Page
10
A local ad promotes rain proof coats with prices from eight to twenty dollars. The announcement highlights the Covert and Oxford styles drawing praise from customers. Oxford Rain-Proof Coats priced at 12 15 18 and 20 dollars are featured alongside best selling and newly popular options.
At the last meeting the board ordered the superintendent to list all married women employed by the schools by May 28 1901 with husbands and children ages. The vote passed without opposition. An evening lectures fund of 1000 was authorized from supplies. Expenditures from Jan 1 to May 1 1901 totaled 912371 with a projected year end deficit of 8215. Rules amend corporal punishment for girls and high school boys will be revisited. The Boston High School Cadets parade was set for May 1 1901. Michael E Fitzgerald of Lawrence was appointed sub-master in the Lawrence School under suspension of rules.
Deputy Cushman serves papers on Hastings School principal Deborah Partridge and teacher Grace Luther in Whitman at the request of John Buckley. He seeks $2000 in damages for injuries alleged to have been caused to his 12 year old son Bartholomew Buckley, a student at Hastings School. The incident followed the boy's refusal to study his history lesson seven weeks ago.
Medford on April 23 a young man was arrested for attempting to obtain money with a forged check. F. W. Harrison was seized after presenting a $5 check drawn on the Medford National Bank by Dr. F. W. Draper of Boston and indorsed to Joseph L. Gavin. The bearer claimed the name Gavin. the check proved worthless and Harrison faces District Court arraignment tomorrow morning in Malden.
Paderewski arrives in London to supervise rehearsals for his opera Manru set for production on June 6. Despatch from Lemberg, Austria, notes the plan to duo the rehearsals with conductor.
The Eastman trial watches the three Clark sisters as principal witnesses in a murder inquiry into Grogan's death. Testimony covers bullet trajectory, the body, and autopsy details as the defense questions the cause and witnesses.
The Eastman Grogan homicide trial resumes as Charles R. Eastman faces charges of murdering Richard Grogan. Prosecutor Sanderson outlines a plan of witness testimony about a struggle for a revolver, Grogan’s dying words, and the use of center-fire versus rim-fire firearms.
Richard H. Crogan, father of a murder victim, cried in public when he saw Mrs. Eastman and Mrs. Grogan laughing together near the Cambridge courtroom. He remains focused on the case, vowing to pursue a conviction and hints at an unexpected witness in the investigation.
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