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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
3
A Wolf's sales pitch promises courteous service for all shoppers. It emphasizes a flexible policy with a money back guarantee if a purchase fails to meet expectations, urging customers to buy Easter attire and related goods there.
Wolf's offers a wide Easter selection of suits and topcoats, ready made or tailored to measure, with prices from 10 to 25 dollars. The dealer touts 30 years of merchandising success and a money back guarantee for complete satisfaction.
Read about ladies suits on sale with marked down values from regular prices. French serge and English serges in tan reseda electric gray feature notched and shawl collars, satin linings, side plaited skirts and cluster plaits. Selection includes navy black peach and more with prices from 11.98 to 24.97.
Congressman-elect Eugene N Foss received a telegram of congratulations from ex-Governor William L Douglas noting the political miracle of his win in the 14th district. The message cites opposition to protection and trusts impacting food costs. Douglas may tour the country to accept speaking invitations as he begins his term.
Senator Lodge introduced a bill drafted by the United States Bureau of Standards to regulate fruit and berry containers. It bans baskets under one dry quart capacity and requires outside stamping of capacity. Berries may be sold by liter measurements.
Oscar Hammerstein will present only one week of grand opera in Boston replacing the planned two weeks. Mme. Tetrazzini must sail to Europe a week earlier than expected and cannot perform a second week. Mary Garden is scheduled four times in opening week while Tetrazzini performs three times and Mazarin once. Tickets for the second week may be exchanged or refunded.
President Taft withdraws acceptance of invitation to the New York City Alumni banquet at the Hotel Brevoort citing Chancellor James R Day s Pittsburg address that attacked the administration. The report comes from Boston via Syracuse dated March 25.
Herman F. Burkhardt of Brookline faces divorce from his wife and asserts no connection to the Burkhardt Brewing Company as trustee employee or owner.
At a meeting in the Mayor's office Mayor Fitz gerald and the Park Square Real Estate Trust secured approval to build a new 70 foot wide street from Clarendon street to Park square. The project will require cutting through Trinity place rear Tech buildings and widening existing Stuart street by 30 feet. The Park Square Trust will fund the construction and donate 76 348 square feet of land to the city for this portion of the thoroughfare.
In Malden District Court yesterday Richard Johnson and Carl H Johnson of 19 Carleson street Everett were arraigned on a charge of disorderly conduct in a Boston elevated surface car March 13. They were tried and found guilty and were fined $20 each.
Watson W. H. Cook, 37, a patrolman with Station 13, died suddenly at his Willis terrace home from acute pneumonia. Appointed in 1900, he served at Station 1 then 14 before 1907’s Station 13 posting. death ends a long city police tenure.
Archbishop William H. H. O Connell will leave Boston for Washington early next week to attend the spring meeting of the national church hierarchy and the Catholic University directors. During his absence Bishop Joseph G. Anderson will oversee the diocese, arriving in New York after a Rome visit on the Lusitania. He has been away about three months, a customary period for newly elevated bishops.
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