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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1911
Page
3
The store marks down winter trousers across sizes from $2.00 to $6.00 to clear inventory. They plan a new stock next season and believe aggressive pricing will drive the change. The sale highlights include $2.00 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 and $6.00 trousers.
David Graham Phillips author assassinated by Fitzhugh C. Goldsborough. Funeral at St George s Episcopal Church drew hundreds from arts letters science finance and professions. Notables included Sun Alumni Princeton class of 87 Indiana Society Harpers Munsey Brisbane Underwood Adams Irwin Bell Frohman Thompson Harbin. Body to Marble Cemetery then home in Indiana.
The only near relatives present were the author's brother Harrison WW. Phillips and Mrs. Carolyn Frevert. Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana, a close friend, served as pallbearer along with Robert W. Chambers, George Horace Lorimer, Arthur W. Little, John O'Hara Cosgrave, J. Henry Sears and F.
Tangier Michigan January 27 searchers traced a dog’s circling tracks on Tangier Lake to the disappearance of Bain Mason and Freeman Beaver. The lake bottom was dragged and the bodies recovered, suggesting they fell through a recent break in the ice while bird hunting.
Mayor Fitzgerald replies to the Finance Commission urging praise for a projected year end surplus exceeding 1 million dollars and credits city finances for permanent improvements and school funding while attacking critics as narrow minded. He emphasizes the assessors as uncovering tax dodging by prominent locals and cites reforms in the payroll and estates.
Bertha M. Powers, 14, received a $5000 verdict from a jury in the fifth Superior Court session before Judge DeCourcy. The 1901 assault incident occurred when she was visiting Bergman’s son on Dudley Street. The case had previously ended in a hung jury and a defense verdict.
New York stringer Carl S Vrooman a Boston based writer on economic topics arrived with Mrs Vrooman after a 15 month stay in England. They spent three months at Oxford where Mrs Vrooman published a book titled American Railway Problems in the Light of European Experience.
Mutiny aboard the American flag steamer New Jersey with Greek officers leaves six wounded in a confrontation at Alexandretta. Turkish soldiers, led by a lieutenant, allegedly seized the second mate at Smyrna and a court martial was discussed, while the captain refused surrender of the lieutenant.
The British packet Elfreda May, which sailed from Boston on December 13, is feared sunk at the gate of December 1d. On board were Captain Trowbridge, five crewmen, and owner William A. Patten of Grand She. The two master schooner carried provisions and supplies.
A state committee reports on milk inspection in Massachusetts and backs a state led system with a chief inspector and score card audits. It recommends town participation but urges unified health authority control under the State Board of Health, with possible Dairy Bureau input.
A proposed bill would convert the current State Board of Agriculture into a Board of Appeal. The change aims to redefine powers and the scope of review within agricultural affairs.
About 800 people attended the John T. Connor Associates second social at Odd Fellows Hall in South End raising a handsome sum for the association’s benefit treasury. Nearly 100 Connor stores were represented, with a grand march led by John J. McCarthy and Miss Emma Parodi and a letter from John T. Connor read in his absence.
The Franklin Square House must raise $38,186 to complete the $100,000 needed to cover the corporation’s indebtedness, per a report by Rev. Dr. George L. Perin. If the full amount is not raised, Dr. Perin could lose much of the money on hand as subscriptions depend on reaching the total.
Standard Oil Company files in U S Circuit Court seeking 250000 damages against Broadway Publishing Company Inc Hampton s Magazine and Cleaveland Moffatt over an article claiming subsidiaries sell glucose to confectioners.
Counsel for the Standa asserts no link between the Standard and glucose manufacture beyond two glucose makers serving as Standard directors. The company has not sued any of the numerous publications that have attacked it to date.
In Portland on January 27, 19 year old Elinor E. Thurston collapsed from heart trouble while seated with the senior class in a Portland High School classroom. She died half an hour after the session ended. She was the daughter of Emil C. Thurston.
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