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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
7
A steamer bound from London ran aground but showed no damage. She will enter dry dock on return to London and sail Saturday at 11 o'clock with a large cargo. A pilot commissioners hearing on the grounding was held yesterday and the board’s decision will be announced later.
The piece promotes Hilton-made garments as superior to ordinary attire, arguing that clothing reveals style and character. It emphasizes a 600d appearance and positions Hilton creations as reflections of personal distinction over common fashion.
Twice a year suits and overcoats that can be worn until summer and next fall. The prudent man should buy his next winter’s clothes now, as Hilton styles remain current the following year.
Elmer and Frank Parsons and Oscar Hutchinson of Lenox were sent to October Mountain by Harry Payne Whitney to hunt the dogs that killed Whitney's deer. They were chased up a tree by two stag elks and held captive all day.
The thermometer nears zero and at six the animals stay alert while the pursued hide in a tree. Game keeper Frank M. Chapel, who went to aid, was chased up a tree. Elk valued at one thousand dollars each with orders not to shoot. They hoped the elk would tire of the vigil tonight and depart the tree.
The Chamber of Commerce hosts a publicity dinner at Hotel Somerset starting 6:30 pm with toastmaster Curtis Guild Jr. Speakers include George W Coleman on Building the New Spirit, W C Freeman on Stirring Up Enthusiasm at Home, John F E Deland on Imagination in Business, and E J Ridgway on Merchandising by Wireless. About 550 guests expected to hear how good advertising builds business for individuals, corporations, cities, states, and sections.
In Newburyport Massachusetts on February 24 Edward Whalley of Peabody was acquitted of manslaughter in the killing of Peabody athlete William Derrivan. The defense argued Whalley acted to defend himself after Derrivan spat at him and menaced him at the National Calfskin factory in Peabody last September.
Charles H. Dodson was found guilty of stealing 2500 from Mrs. Susan P. Moulton of Everett. He received the money in March 1907 to invest in a Brighton mortgage, and yesterday received four months in the house of correction after seven months in jail awaiting trial. Judge Wait noted a year’s sentence with credit would meet justice.
Alfred Farlow defends Christian Science against Catholic charges in a letter published in Boston on February 24. He asserts the movement rests on biblical teaching, follows core commandments, upholds sacraments, honors Jesus Christ as Teacher, and excludes vices while embracing virtues urged by critics. The missive addresses a report from the American Federation of Catholic Societies.
Boston's Health Board may approve new milk holding devices to be used after May 1 under a rule requiring original packages. A paraffine cylindrical pill box and a similar paraffined paper bottle were presented as single-use containers sealed by producers or contractors. Commissioner Ritchie noted both appear sanitary and the board likely has no objections.
Washington February 24 two battleships of 28 000 tons each costing 11 000 000 dollars apiece are proposed along with one repair vessel two large naval colliers five submarines three destroyers this marks an increase over Meyer’s earlier recommendations and the committee may push for the 28 000 ton ships rather than 26 000 tons with some members favoring 30 000 ton vessels
A New York City man narrates near-fatal paralysis with locomotor ataxia symptoms. After doctors predicted death, he took Dr Williams Pink Pills, improving weeks later and regaining mobility. He credits the pills with his eight month recovery and asks others to request the booklet on nervous diseases.
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