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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1908

Page

3

City contracts reveal bid rigging and price fixing schemes

Testimony details how firms fixed bids on Boston school and bridge projects through prearranged allocations, profit sharing, and information brokers. Accounts name W F Kearns, George P. Bullard, Roebling, and others, describing collusive practices and payoffs.

Boston Firms Backed School and Bridge Contracts

Testimony details payments and bid rigging among Boston area firms including Boston Bridge Works Chelmsford Iron Co L. M. Ham Co New England Structural Co Eastern Bridge Structural Co and others as part of alleged Boston Agreement. Officials describe arrangements to alternate contracts and fix bids with no real competition. A follow up hearing is scheduled for tonight.

Boston Steel & Iron Company Boston Bridge Works Cote Gac Sassacres Kearns Mr. Bullard Mr. Kearns Bullard Charles N. Fitz New England Structural Company New England Iron League National League Boston Chelmsford Iron Company L. M. Ham Company G. W. Smith Iron Company G. H. Power Company Makewear & Jones Company Eastern Bridge & Structural Company Charles N. Fitts Boston Bridge Company Mr. Andrews Andrews Mr. Fitts Sughrue

Marine Eye Tonic Offers Relief for Sun and Dust Eye Strain

An old ad urges readers to protect eyes from sun wind and dust to avoid strain redness and granulation. It promotes Murine as a soothing tonic for eye relief and encourages asking your druggist about it for safer, reliable comfort.

Milford Funeral Services for Judge C. A. Dewey

Funeral services for Judge Charles A. Dewey who presided in Milford for nearly fifty years were held at the Congregational Church. Hundreds attended, town business was suspended, with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.

Milford Charles A. Dewey Milford Court Congregational Church F. A. Warfield J. C. Alvord Woonsocket Pine Grove Cemetery

Harvard Soccer Team Heads to Columbia and Haverford Trip

The Harvard Association football team left on a two day trip to face Columbia and Haverford College. The season has been slow and the early results are unpredictable. The article also promotes a laxative product with BeW. Grove signature.

Crimson Harvard Association Columbia Haverford College Harvard Bew Grove

Adamowski Trio Delivers Second Steinert Hall Concert

Olin Downes notes a second Adamowski Trio recital in Steinert Hall featuring Smith’s Trio in G minor Op. 63 and Schumann and Chopin works. Smith, born 1877 in Toledo, presented a 1905 composition dedicated to the Adamowskis, praised for earnest playing despite generally hackneyed program choices.

Olin Downes Adamowski Steinert Hall David Stanley Smith Boston Beethoven Chopin Schumann Toledo New Haven Mme. Szumowska Joseph Adamowski

How to Acquire a Good Complexion

A toilet preparation said to produce a rose tinted complexion and replace cosmetics uses two ounces Rose Water one ounce Spirits of Cologne four ounces Sartain. Dissolve Sartain in a pint of hot water cool, add Rose Water and Cologne Spirits, strain and bottle.

Abruzzi Refuses Comment On Engagement Rumor At Sea

Duke of Abruzzi, a Lusitania passenger, isolates himself in his cabin in Queenstown and declines to discuss a rumored engagement to Miss Elkins. He tells newspaper men he does not wish to speak on the subject and ends the interview by shutting his door.

Woodman Emerson School Roebling Company Bullard Queenstown Duke of the Abruzzi Elkins

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W.F. Kearn Cove Street Brookline Street George P. Bullard Eastern Expanding Metal Company Aid Mr. Roebling Corey Hill Finance Commission W. F. Kearns W. F. Kearns Company Eastern Expanded Metal Company Morse Lockwell Steel Company Caas Rochester Clothing CO Summer Street Washington, Hanover and Elm Streets America Bell and Poole Bell N. Y Poole London Vicuna Hay Philo Way Spec, Co Newark N. J JAYNES @ CO HOUGHTON @ DUTTON Schenck Lewis & Company Washington Street Atlantic City For the Comforts of Home Co Marquette Whith
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