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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1910
Page
3
The high grade furniture stock of SHALES & MAY, retiring from business, has been purchased in full by us at a low price. We will finish goods in our extensive factory and display about $27,000 of finished items in our salesrooms starting Monday morning March 21. We also secured all sketches and drawings to reproduce private designs.
Spectators wonder if a new indictment will be issued after the seventh week of the will contest. Rumors fly after attorney Elmore questioned Irene LaBlanc about information shared with the district attorney and State police. Hattie LaBlanc’s upcoming testimony is highly anticipated as all-day sessions begin to speed the proceedings with about two dozen witnesses remaining.
Irene continues testimony and cross examination by Attorney Elmore this afternoon. She has already contradicted Mrs. Glover and Elmore, saying Mrs. Glover claimed Elmore was the lawyer and that he pulled her into the house while Mrs. Glover waited at the stairs. The case has drawn wide attention.
Dublin March 20 Ireland proclaims Lord Pierrie the Ocean King after purchasing the undertakings of the late Sir Alfred Jones. He heads Harland & Wolff building giants for White Star and gains control of Elder-Dempster and Elder Fyffes. Combined fleet totals 245 steamships with about 150 million dollars in capital.
A two story frame stable on Revere street in Highlands Winthrop burned early yesterday, destroying four carriages, harnesses, hay and grain. A 2000 dollar baby whale used for display was incinerated and building losses are about 7000 dollars. Fire was started by incendiary causes and aided by whale oil. C J Sherman notified fire officials as Crest avenue apartments faced risk.
Providence Rhode Island March 20 seven cows and four horses perished when a barn and nearby shed owned by Edmund C Atwood in the Johnston district burned early today Fire officials could not determine the cause of the blaze and Atwood offered no loss estimate beyond several thousand dollars
A coal shed owned by the New York New Haven Stortford railroad housing 700 tons of coal and 60 tons of hay of the Foxboro Coal Company was badly damaged by fire in Foxboro on March 20. The cause is unknown and the blaze was confined to the shed after hot work by the local fire department. Estimated loss is $15,000.
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