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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
2
Rain or Shine coats advertised at 50c on the dollar with lengths 48 50 and 52 inches. Described as rain proof in addition to stylish worsteds homespuns and cheviots in stripes checks and plain colors. Prices listed from 12 to 30 dollars with various raincoat styles available.
A rare opportunity to secure dress and tuxedo suits at exactly half price. About 110 suits in the lot with silk lined coats and peaked or shawl collars. Prices cut to 12.50 for 25 tuxedo suits and 15.00 to 17.50 for dress and tuxedo sets.
About 700 pairs of odd trousers in black and fancy styles for business or dress wear. Well cut in newest worsteds cheviots flannels homespuns and corduroys. Prices range from two to eight dollars with half price on many items.
New York reporters note the Vanderbilt heir was born at 666 Fifth Avenue. The child will inherit about 20 million from his father’s side and possibly twice that from his mother Virginia Fair. William K. Vanderbilt Jr and family welcomed the boy with siblings Muriel and Consuelo aged seven and four.
The Municipal Criminal Court in Charlestown fines three jackies from warships visiting the navy yard. John Marshal and Harry Coffey were fined $10 each for alleged assault on a police officer and attempting to rescue a prisoner. Mathew Parker, accused of the assault, was fined $20.
In Wiscasset Maine on October 31 1930 Harry Feltis of Bristol was acquitted by a jury in the Supreme Court of manslaughter in the death of his father Lorenzo Feltis a Bristol farmer who was killed July 3 by a club blow.
On October 31 in St Petersburg Mlle Rogozinnikova was hanged for killing General Maximoffsky director of the Prisons Department. Despite his wish to spare her life the execution went ahead after he was shot.
Inspectors McGarr and Armstrong and Sergeant Norton arrested William Murphy alias Dennis Murphy on a warrant for unlawful appropriation of an automobile owned by Kenneth A. Skinner of 179 Berkley Street. Alderman C. M. Draper reportedly needed the car at the Revere House and four men used it for a flight to Providence Worcester and back, with the bill sent to Draper who refused payment.
Placido Amaru was fined $100 by Judge Bolster in municipal criminal court after a trial on the charge of selling postal cards of an improper nature.
Norwegian clubs and societies form a committee to meet Captain Roald Amundsen on his arrival from Washington at South Station Sunday at 10 33 am. Delegations from social Norwegian clubs and many Harvard undergraduates will greet him and escort him to Boston. He will use the Hotel Bellevue as his headquarters during the stay.
Dr. Charles Harrington secretary of the State Board of Health says he did not attend a legislative milk standard hearing because he was not requested by the committee and had no interview with milk producers. He will speak after reviewing the current milk situation.
The yacht Kingdom carrying about 60 Holy Ghost and Us colonists from Shiloh and a 20 crew left Freeport Main today for Jerusalem. Among the passengers was Charles E. F. Holland known as Moses who has led the colony in the absence of Rev. Frank W. Sandford.
Mrs. Rosie H. Jones obtained a temporary injunction against her husband Daniel P. Jones to stop him disposing of 7300 dollars and jewelry. She says she inherited about 20000 dollars and entrusted most to him to repay on request, but he refuses. The case, involving two deaf mute spouses at 1063 Dorchester Avenue, proceeds today.
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