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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
7
A shopper is assured abundant coats in any color or plaid, with or without belts, available at any price the buyer wishes to pay. The offer emphasizes flexibility in choice and cost.
United States Marshal Stenkel, serving papers in the government’s suit against United States Steel, visits Pocantico Hills and finds John D. Rockefeller at breakfast. Rockefeller declines to share food, compliments the marshal, and says the papers should have accompanied the previous document. He adds no further trouble is anticipated.
An order of the United States Circuit Court extends to December 4 the time allowed for defendants in the government suit to dissolve the Kindling Wood Trust to plead and answer.
Lady Colin Campbell author and journalist Gertrude Blood died in London after a prolonged illness. She once entered Divorce Court in a sensational 1870s suit with a judicial separation. Born to Edmond Maghlin Blood in Ireland, she married Lord Colin Campbell in 1881 and later used several pen names.
London was practically without a taxi cab service as 6000 chauffeurs quit work to attend a meeting on whether to strike. The break with cab companies arose after an owner deducted air-cents from a driver’s wages.
The White Star liner Arabic arrived from Liverpool with about 530 passengers including many Greater Boston notables. Eben D. Jordan and wife returned after 10 weeks in Scotland and Ireland. Dorothy Jordan remains in Paris. Joseph H. Wheelock and wife returned from Europe. Kenneth Brown and wife came to settle in the city. Brown authored several books. Other passengers include Mrs. R. M. Saltonstall and Mrs. Franklin Gordon Dexter.
Washington November 2 Brigadier General Aleshire quartermaster general urges unifying the armies quartermaster commissary and pay departments into a single supply department to save about 20000 dollars annually by replacing civilian staff with enlisted soldiers. A bill before Congress seeks this change.
Deputy marshals ordered eviction for Olive Moriarty in Hast Eide tenement. While her mother sought a dollar for rent, workers began removing belongings and found Moriarty dead in bed. Her husband had died a year earlier leaving them unable to work.
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