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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1908
Page
3
A bold sale claims to offer the best garments for the money as judges of value flock to compare. Customers test the suits themselves and, it’s said, the garments prove their own worth beyond words.
Charles I. Lovering a noted industrial figure and treasurer of the Merrimac Manufacturing Company died at his Taunton home today. He was widely known in manufacturing circles.
The Suburban Newsdealers Association annual banquet and ladies night take place Tuesday May 5 at Hotel Bellevue Beacon Street Boston. Informal reception 6 to 7 Dinner at 7 speakers include Representative Robert Luce and Rev W W Bustard toastmaster Frank P Dyer. Committee: George F Martin Albert S Peterson A William Rooney Frank P Dyer William D Paine.
Attorney Choate for the New York New Haven Hartford railroad has sent a new merger bill to Committee Chairman Faxon. The measure would allow the State to take over the Boston and Maine properties if the railroad fails to meet its promises. It is the second merger bill before the committee, both drawn from the Commission on Commerce and Industry report which split three for and three against.
Providence May 1 Chief Justice Douglas denied a writ of habeas corpus for Thomas D. Taylor of Boston who sits under arrest in Providence on mesne process in a suit by the receiver of the New England Trust Company to recover funds said to have been invested in other companies.
Edward Sweeney a longtime West End resident died at his home 22 Chambers Street He is survived by a widow and five children He was a member of the Holy Name Society tied to St Josephs Church and various religious and social groups Funeral from St Josephs Church Monday with interment at Holy Cross Cemetery
The Medford Somerville Elevated bill appears poised for final passage with no opposition. If approved by the Aldermen and Mayors by Dec 1 1909 the company has five years to build the Elevated line along the proposed route.
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