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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
3
Stockholm endures food shortages as the great labor conflict disrupts bread meat and milk supplies. Soldiers supervise milk sales while gas and electric works are guarded. Striking workers camp by Lake Malaren with funeral processions under military escort and gunboat patrols in place.
Handwriting expert David N Carvalho testified about alleged White plots against May Mackenzie and Sue Parker and about letters White wrote to Parker sold to Thaws lawyers. Thaw described White luring a 16 year old girl and boycotting her career, while the defense sought to protect White's memory with letters from May to Stanford. The court adjourned after Mrs Thaws emotional testimony and Thaws arrival on the stand.
An advertisement promotes vacation outfits with Rhodes Ripley for $3.90 each. It urges buyers not to miss the Outing Suit before a trip, noting F. Gray Co. at Washington and Hanover as the seller location.
Boston ad promotes blue serge suits at 1.90 with large stock from F Gray Co. including gray serges and fancy worsteds. Listings show suits at 1.90 2.90 and 3.90 with locations on Washington and Hanover Streets.
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley, retired, is recovering at St. Luke's Hospital from bronchitis and is said to be steadily improving and expected to be recovered soon.
Five managers of the commercial department of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company held their first annual convention yesterday at the Hotel Somerset.
Arthur G. Knapp of Brockton collapsed from a ruptured blood vessel while napping. His wife found him unresponsive. doctors ligated the rupture and halted the bleed. He remained in critical condition at City Hospital with hopes for recovery.
Thomas Long of 233 Boylston Street Brookline was tried in Brookline Municipal Court yesterday for assaulting a Boston Elevated conductor. He was found guilty and fined 15 dollars by Judge Perkins.
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