The Profit is Yours 487 to 411 Washington St
A brief item notes a transaction or offer titled The Profit is Yours with a numeric pairing 487 to 411 associated with Washington Street.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1907
Page
12
A brief item notes a transaction or offer titled The Profit is Yours with a numeric pairing 487 to 411 associated with Washington Street.
In Danbury Connecticut July 17 a dispute brews between union hatters and local manufacturers over wage raises for cheaper felt hat grades. Union officers say replies are due and conferences are ongoing.
H R Winslow a chiropodist from Lowell faced a court in Great Barrington on assault with a dangerous weapon charge. He was fined $50 after claiming he removed three coins from Edward Dusenbury of Sheffield who refused to pay a $1 fee. Dusenbury, 68, says he was cut by a bottle in Winslow’s hands. Dr Wakefield testified injuries could be serious.
After a three day hearing and 24 witnesses, prosecutors say most evidence is in against Robert McGraw for the 1904 Farwell murder. Key points include the Farwell gold watch found on the man, an unopened letter to his mother, and testimony from workers and friends at the American Steam Gauge & Valve factory.
July 17 in Danvers, Doris McRae, 4, daughter of George B and Sarah McRae of 13 Wenham Street, was badly burned when her dress caught fire from a bonfire in the yard. She suffered severe facial and body burns and was moved to the hospital.
The notice describes a sale clearing markdowns from counters and broken lines of fancy suits in all sizes up to 44 including stouts as part of a liquidation. The description emphasizes the varied sizes and a Neo style theme in the inventory.
In Chelsea court ex-Alderman Bartlett was held in bonds of 500 for the grand jury at the August term in a libel suit brought by Mayor Willard. Mayor Willard also sued Paul C. Mason, who was held but discharged by the grand jury.
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