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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
12
The Mortgagee's Sale at 55 Hanover St opposite American House offers up to 70s for a dollar on men’s suits pants and shirts. Read: thousands of suits overcoats and topsiders at prices like $3.98 to $4.98 and $1.69 for shoes. Limited time only during this sale.
Ruth Yarigle and Isabel Dow, both 16, vanished June 11 from Salem and were traced to Taunton Attleboro and South Framingham. They earned a dollar each in Attleboro then were helped by Framingham police after arriving home hungry. Annie Balcomb and Margaret Donion, also 16, left June 10 and were found in West Derry New Hampshire and returned to Salem.
Wilkes Barre Penn June 22 Leaders of the Mine Workers Union in the anthracite field have been directed by President Mitchell to tell miners not to form distinct labor parties for electing their candidates to the Legislature. He fears internal jealousies and contests weaken the union and urges support for established party nominees who pledge to the miners.
In a Boston Superior Criminal Court case, Annie Russell of Charlestown died after a surgical procedure. Witnesses testified to autopsy findings and alleged involvement by the defendant John E. Sinclair alias Aaron Burr. Burr denied practicing medicine or maintaining Russell as a patient.
The Boston Automobile Dealers Association funded an outing for three Perkins Institution for the Blind pupils. The trip included an automobile ride to Sharon and back, a day of sport at Lake Massapong, and a noontime lunch at the Boston Industrial Seashore Home farm. Local dealers supplied cars and C. I. Campbell supervised the trip.
Hempstead Long Island June 22 Four men who searched a Whitney estate lawn by lanterns recovered a lost diamond ring belonging to Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. The ring, given at her marriage by the late William C. Whitney, had been missing since Saturday. The workers who found it are employees of local estates and will receive the $1000 reward.
Postoffice officials from the Boston area, 50 to 76 strong, visit Winthrop to honor Warren Belcher known as Old Father Time, first Winthrop postmaster and 53 years head of the office. Belcher, 81, retired last month. a shore dinner at Ocean View House follows a 12 55 train arrival. The event includes a loving testimonial cup from Boston superintendents and a postmaster G A Hibbard led ball game for a prize.
William Messit 28 of 111 Everett Street East Boston sustained a brain concussion and multiple head and body injuries after slipping from a ladder at 205 Hem enway Street Back Bay. He was taken by ambulance to City Hospital and may recover.
The Very Rev Anthony Brennan provincial of Capuchin monks in England will preach at St Gregory's Church Dorchester Lower Mills in the 11 o clock mass Father Brennan is visiting brethren in different parts of the country and will give the sermon tomorrow.
William R Haile a commission broker residing at Hotel Nottingham filed a petition in U S District Court listing liabilities of 10 862 and assets of 4 000 There are no secured creditors Major claims include Lippman Tennenbaum New York 3 298 Buena Vista Plantation Company Hikhart Ind 2 550 Felix R Haile Revere House Boston 1 000 Halifax Mt Desert Gold Mining Co 500 and Adams Trust Co Boston 0 The assets include debts due from Tennenbaum for commissions and several hundred shares of mining stock of uncertain value.
Irvin Rittenhouse of the Department of the Interior asked U.S. District Judge Dodge yesterday for permission to withdraw from the Union Safe Deposit vaults property belonging to Stephen A. D. Puter. Puter, jailed in Oregon on land fraud charges, formerly lived on Massachusetts avenue. A question arose whether Rittenhouse could act as Puter’s attorney‑in‑fact since Puter was imprisoned when the power of attorney was executed. The judge took the matter under advisement.
Harry Freeman, 38, a restaurant worker and lodger at 53 Dover Street, was found dead in his room yesterday with a razor at the scene. He was last seen Wednesday evening as he went to his room and left no letters or notes explaining the act. the landlady described him as quiet and solitary. Undertaker Jones prepared the body for any possible inquiries.
Winthrop has defeated the Revere Water Company in a long suit over the town's purchase of the plant. The Supreme Court ruled the town does not owe $260,000 as set by engineer-appraiser George A. Kimball. Price to be set by future agreement or by court-appointed commissioners.
Panama reports 300 United States marines from Camp Elliot moved to Corozal amid fears of unrest surrounding the upcoming elections. The transfer signals heightened security as local authorities prepare for possible demonstrations.
The piece extols two-piece ensembles featuring a lined skeleton coat and trousers as a top fashion luxury for summer. It highlights crisp gray palettes, plain and over-plaid finishes, and fine imported homespun fabrics in soft and hard finishes for comfort and style.
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