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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
5
Smyrna Rugs offers all wool reversible reproductions of Oriental designs. Listed sizes include 9x12 with value 24.75 sale 17.95 and 7.6x10.6 with value 17.75 sale 13.75. Other sizes shown include 6x9.3 with value 12.50 sale 5.95 and 9x12 priced at 11.95.
Representatives McEttrick Conway and Toland substitute a minority report proposing a state accounts controller and a purchasing agent for the Commonwealth. The committee reported leave to withdraw on both bills. The dissent urges central supervision to reduce waste and savings from a dedicated controller and purchasing agent.
The Luce bill providing one day of rest in seven passed to a third reading in the House.
In Philadelphia on June 13 J Edward O Sullivan Addicks failed to reduce a Bay State Gas decree. Judge McPherson ordered payment of $890,000 with interest from 1896 to George Wharton Pepper, receiver. Buffalo City Gas stock is described as worthless, increasing total liability to over $1.5 million.
Governor Guild’s veto of a bill permitting Holyoke to run a wholesale ice business was sustained in the House by a vote of 51 to 113. Holyoke representative Mr Dillon argued the veto usurped Supreme Court prerogatives.
Herman Unger asked to be cremated and his ashes encased in a cement brick buried in the ground. Cemeteries of Orthodox Judaism refused, liberal congregations would face objections. Hand-in-Hand Cemetery agreed to bury him in brick.
Richard J. Falvey a prominent contractor of Somerville died at his home on Flint street Wednesday night after a three week illness. He was 57 years old and born in Ireland. Falvey had resided in Somerville for many years.
The Onato, arriving from Boston, reports picking up Lemantre August and Brocker Jean from the Fauvette de St Severn after they wandered adrift in a fog in a dory for several days without food or water.
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