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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1912
Page
3
Blue serges neat worsted stripes and outing pants cuff bottoms and belt straps offered at one price of 1.98. Advertisement for S. H. Harrison Company located at 666 to 672 Washington Street at the corner of Beach.
Dr James Gregory Mumford of Boston has been named physician in chief of the hospital at Clinton Springs New York. He assumes duties immediately and brings decades of medical leadership to the post.
Vacation suits priced at 12 and 15 dollars for two piece sets in light fabrics. Also available Scotches and worsteds at 6.75 dollars. Shop located at 666 to 672 Washington street, corner Beach. Ad.
Worcester report says Mrs. Emma Biller died from cyanide poisoning at her home 14 Walnut Avenue. Police seek interview with Emil Biller husband’s brother who aided the ill woman and her 14 year old daughter Lillian after coffee exposure. He disappeared after the incident.
Medical Examiner Ernest L Hunt reports traces of cyanide from analysis by Tufts on Mrs Biller's abdominal organs. The coffee dregs are also tested. Max Biller and daughter Lillian, a 16 year old, were questioned as investigators trace family tensions with Emil Biller in Worcester and Mrs Emil Biller filing for divorce.
Tufts Medical College Professor Alfred W Balch said cyanide of potassium was found in the abdomen of Mrs Miller and that he is awaiting full examination before filing a report to Medical Examiner Hunt. The statement echoes earlier disclosures from Worcester authorities.
Tomorrow morning one of the season major tennis events opens in Newport with the mixed doubles handicap. Noted players from the summer colony compete, organized by Mrs Lorillard Spencer Jr Mrs Barger Wallach and Miss Maud Wetmore.
A new 90 horsepower motor wagon was installed at No 3 Roxbury unit after a test run up Parker Hill with a full load of fire fighting gear and a crew of ten. Superintendent Samuel Abbott led the test with Lieutenants John Lane and James Seeley. The run reached 45 miles per hour and was declared eminently satisfactory.
Attorney General Wickersham moves to remove J. C. Shea, Atlanta penitentiary guard, for allowing Christopher C. Wilson, former United Wireless president, freedom during his New York testimony in bankruptcy cases. Wilson serves three years for mail fraud and was taken to New York under habeas corpus. The incident prompts stricter controls on federal prisoners temporarily removed from the penitentiary.
In East Cambridge Probate Court executor Ferdinand A Almy faced cross examination over estate funds with attorney William R Scharton calling him an artful dodger. Master Gilbert A A Pevey adjourned the hearing to 10 am after questioning on Dakota Dans claims and Cartwright tied to the Russell estate.
President Taft accepted the resignation of Seattle Federal Judge Hanford as a congressional probe into his bench conduct proceeded. The committee advised acceptance and the impeachment proceedings were dropped.
Wakefield mill hands greet news of a new industry to open in the Taylor building next month. The Middlesex Knitting Corporation will provide work for at least 100 people in the town.
Genuine Gilbert blue serge suits nine seventy five a pair or set at half price from S. H. Harrison Company located at 666 to 672 Washington street, corner Beach. Advertisement highlights wholesale stock savings.
Calvin Austin of the Eastern Steamship Company says the Cape Cod canal will revolutionize shipping between New York and Boston when finished. He notes two thirds completion,期待 open in spring 1914, and plans for large ferries and a Buzzards Bay dock to serve Cape Cod and southeastern New England.
Thousands of outing pants in cheviots blue serges and worsteds with four inch cuffs and belt straps also white and fancy flannels. S. H. Harrison Company 666 to 672 Washington street adv
S. H. Harrison Company advertises wholesale stock of suits and foreign fabrics at half retail. Located at 666 to 672 Washington Street corner Beach.
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