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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1900
Page
12
No deposit required garments promise savings of about 25 percent compared with the highest class of merchant tailoring and are stated to be as good in quality.
A Cambridge woman, Rosa Pike, four months married, faces police charges of disposing of stolen property and alleged links to a high class gang. Her husband and Mrs. L. W. Whitmore defend her, with bail posted and a preliminary court decision pending.
Rudyard Kipling seeks an injunction in the United States Circuit Court to stop R F Fenno Co from selling two editions of his work. The suit targets a spurious edition using Kipling’s elephant head trademark to imply authorization. Judge Lacombe reserved decision.
Police Captain Hunt asks for patrolmen on special service in Roxbury to be returned as all available men are needed to quell disorder in Division 11. Dorchester Municipal Court discharged two youths, Arthur E. Duby and Charles Wilder, who faced larceny charges for tools taken from A. J. Wilkinson's Mattapan factory.
Ex Governor Roger Wolcott, stricken with typhoid fever for three weeks, shows signs of improvement. Dr Charles P Putnam reports no complications and predicts convalescence in about three weeks, noting recent travel from Europe and a return to good health prior to illness.
In Washington news from December seven Senator Frye's wife is said to claim season theatre seats at Senator Hanna's expense. Hanna invited Frye to join a Western trip, Mrs Frye replied from a Maine camp that Frye must stay with her due to illness and fishing. Hanna offered favors upon acquiescence, Frye continued campaigning.
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