Instrument Auction Promises Bargains of a Lifetime
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
5
Great Boston Piano Sale Ends Saturday Night
Last chance sale for pianos with up to half price cuts on uprights Mahogany and burl walnut models featured with sale prices from 127 to 315 Open evenings and easy terms 15 to 25 down and 7 to 10 monthly Buy now to avoid missing the opportunity to secure a piano for less than half its value before the sale ends Saturday night at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kid McCoy's Wife Details Struggle for Honest Life
Nellie McCoy speaks after a stabbing at their West End home left John Ek. McCoy known as Kid lightly wounded. She says his reform effort has faced uphill battles since his criminal past, though he now earns a small locksmith wage and performs demonstrations of his break‑in methods to sell his key guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ek. McCoy
Kid
Auburn
Court
West End
Nellie
Post
Edinborough
Scotland
John
Joan
Charlestown Council Plans Concert and Lecture Evening
Charlestown Council of SV of C schedules a concert and lecture for Sunday evening in the Parochial School hall on Bunker Hill street Charlestown. Frank Cauley of the Park Theatre will direct with a committee of 10 including Grand Knight William J. McNair assisting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Council
SV. of C
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Frank Cauley
Park Theatre
William J. McNair
Thieves Work at Cambridge
Sneak thieves plunder Cambridge homes and streets in March incidents. Mrs. L. J. Bishop reports a March 1 entry and theft of cash and clothing. Junk dealer Jacob Weinstein paid $4.50 for a machine from a street seller who vanished. Local resident Leo Johnson reports robbery of watches chains razors vests and a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
L. J. Bishop
Prospect Street
Jacob Weinstein
Cambridge Street
Main Street
Weinstein
Leo Johnson
Burleigh
Caught in Tempting Bunco Scheme on Temple Place
Jerott Thomas recovered his $350 after a staged lure promising a janitor job with a $20 weekly salary. Henry Thomas and an unnamed white accomplice fled but were chased by officers. Henry was captured while Jerott reclaimed the money. The incident ended with the arrest following a bank withdrawal and envelope deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerott Thomas
Castle Street
Temple Place
Henry Thomas
Pleasant Street
Jerett Thomas
Gallivan
Division 4
Ilenry Thomas
Tremont
Boylston
Staite Street
Jerott
Henry
Porter Sues Stubbs Over Slander Claim At Municipal Court
Miss Rose M. Porter, continuing her court series, sues Joseph T. Stubbs for slander after an earlier assault claim. She alleges Stubbs wrote to the Commissioner to block her license renewal, harming her business which had reached ten dollars daily. Judge Forsaith will rule on both cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose M. Porter
Browning Held on $3000 Bond in Attempted Murder Case
Robert C. Browning appeared before Judge Bragg in Charlestown on a charge of trying to kill his wife Catherine on February 2 at 23 Essex Street. Browning pleaded not guilty and was held in $3000 bond until Saturday. he furnished bonds. Mrs. Browning, absent, is expected to appear Saturday. Browning was arrested Wednesday in North Woodstock New Hampshire by Chief Denton and brought to Charlestown by Patrolman Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Browning
Bragg
Charlestown
Catherine
Essex Street
Joseph J. Corbett
Browning
North Woodstock
N. H
Denton
Wyman
Barker
North Station
Nine thousand harp seals taken on Magdalen Islands
Nine thousand harp seals were taken at different points on the Magdalen Islands yesterday. With such an auspicious opening, local seal hunters predict an unusually large catch for this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etang DU Nord
Magdalen Islands
Marchioness of Corsini Dies In Auto Crash
In Rome on March 8 the Marchioness of Corsini aged 62 was killed when the automobile she drove overturned. Her husband aged 69, the king’s master of horse, was riding beside her. The couple had been en route when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Marchioness of
Corsini
Princess Barberini
Victor Emmanuel
Mayor urges Crescent Park sewer plan in Waltham
Mayor Turvey asks the Board of Aldermen to install a citywide Crescent Park sewerage system with an estimated cost of 25000 dollars. The proposal targets improved sanitation and infrastructure for Crescent Park area residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Turvey
Board of Aldermen
Crescent Park
Troy Cross Baseball Opens Spring Practice in Worcester
The Troy Cross baseball squad held its first outdoor workout this afternoon on the upper field in Worcester. Coach Dr. Pat Carney supervised 28 players as the team opened spring drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester, March
Troy Cross
Pat Carney
Taft selects Col John W Bubb as new brigadier general
Washington March 8 Colonel John W Bubb of the Twelfth Infantry has been chosen to be brigadier general to succeed General Carr. Bubb hails from Pennsylvania in one of the army s most spirited contests for a place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
John W. Bubb
Twelfth Infantry
Carr
Bubb
Pennsylvania
New York Man Found Not Guilty in Post Office Clock Case
The jury acquitted George F. Green of New York on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government regarding time recording clocks sold to the Post Office Department. The verdict was returned this afternoon in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Mareh
George FE. Green
New York
Post Office Department
Resignation of Salem Judge Stirs District Court
Salem March 8 The Hon Charles W Richardson has tendered his resignation as associate justice of the First District Court. He is 60, a Salem native, Harvard graduate, and retires due to increasing law practice. Possible replacements include Harry and Oscar Jackson of Danvers and Dennis W Quill and U G Iaskell of Beverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Charles W. Richardson
First District Court
Richardson
Harvard
Harry and Oscar Jackson
Danvers
Dennis W. Quill
U. G. Iaskell
Beverly
Mead of Everett Fined for Auto Over-speeding
In Cambridge District Court yesterday HW Mead of Everett was fined $10 for speeding his car at Arlington on February 25. He appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
HW. Mead of
Everett
Arlington
Rabbi in court in cow case sparks cruelty charge
In Great Barrington on March 8 Rev Shummal Folk of Saks field Hebrew settlement with Moses Kaufman and Abraham Sapiro of West Otis faced Lee court over cruelty to animals. Kaufman and Sapiro paid $10 fines after evidence showed the rabbi was a witness. the cow was beaten and killed after being tied by its legs to its head and backed a quarter mile to a yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Shummal Folk
Sachsfield Hebrew Settlement
Moses Kaufman
Abraham Sapiro
West Otis
Lee
Kaufman
Sapiro
Boston Millionaire Sanborn Hiding From New Orleans Police
The New Orleans district attorney reports Lawrence Sanborn the Boston millionaire under indictment for bigamy is in hiding, hidden by his family in a Boston suburb. Gere Olsen's attorneys seek to locate him. His first wife is Dorothy Gardner of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Ila
March S
Lawrence Sanborn
Boston
Gere Olsen
Chicago
Sanborn
Dorothy Gardner
Also Mentioned on This Page
SALE
Hallet & Davis Piano CO
Boylston St
Kid M’coy
M’coy
K. OF C
Frank Ferdinand
Rocker
Blue
Washington & Warren Sts
Dudley St
Buncoer
Ball
Stubbs
Porter
Springfield
George W. Hubbard
Second National Bank
Union Trust
Magdalen Seal Fishing
Marchioness OF Corsini
Holy Cross
Henry Siegel CO Pe
Kuppenheimer
Kuppenheimer Cravenette
House of-Kuppenheimer
Tremont Street
B. Kuppenheimer & Co
Union
Frazer
Washington Street
Fitzpatrick Shoe Co
Stoughton
Mass
Siegel
George E. Green
Autoist
Castoria
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