Sale on Coats and Furnishings Slashes Prices
Prices cut across overcoats to ten eight six fifty five with juvenile clothing also discounted. Furnishings shoes and hats receive reductions as well in this store sale.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1904
Page
12
Prices cut across overcoats to ten eight six fifty five with juvenile clothing also discounted. Furnishings shoes and hats receive reductions as well in this store sale.
The Second Massachusetts Regiment Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias held its first ball at Paul Revere Hall with grant images and patriotic banners. Over 50 couples joined the grand march led by Col. John W. McBrine and others, as attendees included military and lodge representatives.
Dedham Dec. 15 In Superior Criminal Court Judge Sherman hears Henry F Bolles accused of murdering his wife Annie M Bolles and Patrolman Joseph McMurray at Brookline Oct 17 The defense moves for bar and claims Bolles was insane District Attorney French consents to mental examination by alienists and Bolles is remanded to jail pending a hearing next week
New Haven on December 15 Charles Porter, said to have troubled Yale President Hadley, involved in a hand to hand encounter with Hadley, Porter, and two Yale students. Porter was arraigned and the case continued to next Wednesday at Captain Cowles’s request.
It is claimed letters were found in the pockets of Charles S. Porter who had trouble with Yale College President Hadley on Wednesday. The correspondence was addressed to Mrs Emma Porter of 26 Ruggles Street Boston. Mrs Porter has lived at the address but moved weeks ago and her present address is unknown.
Friends of Alderman Charles H Slat tery back his bid for the Police Board chairmanship. The note hints at a May term for the Commissioner and signals political maneuvering around leadership.
The death of Charles P. Curtis creates a vacancy likely to be filled by a prominent Democrat. Candidate suggestions include Mr. Slattery, a Worcester Harvard graduate and member of the Suffolk county bar.
Naval tug Mohawk sank at her mooring in Norfolk on December 15. Fireman James Frederick testified the engine room flooded quickly and the vessel settled in 30 feet of water. A court of inquiry was ordered to investigate possible causes amid survivor accounts and differing opinions on whether the sinking was accidental.
Syracuse, N Y Dec 15 George Luttinger 67 committed suicide in his cellar by placing powder in his mouth and igniting it His head was blown off by the explosion He had suffered from a cancer under his tongue and said he could not bear the pain any longer.
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks the Vice President elect will be made a Mason in Indianapolis during his holiday home stay. Oriental Lodge members flew to Washington to invite President Roosevelt to attend the initiation, citing the President's Masonic membership and urging an Indiana visit for the ceremony.
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