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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1904
Page
7
Our Glengarry Belt Coats are among the most elegant garments produced. Made from Glengarry Scotches direct importation, in plaid and mixture fabrics, in medium to dark colors. Durable, warm, with all-wool construction, lasting linings and detachable belts. many with velvet collars. A strong urging to examine these splendid coats.
The Green Diamond called the Eye of Goona is stolen from the Rajah of Goona in Delhi 1902. Harvey Crook hires Hahn’s agent to recover a bottle from a dozen Tokay magnums sold at auction, offering five pounds per bottle. Mr Norie, a marine painter, plays a role in the clues as Crook pursues the treasure through English archives and quiet office chatter.
Workmen repair Grant's tomb for two weeks using paraffin wax waterproofing and steam radiators after uncovering repairs. A foreign-sounding dealer named Hahn attracted attention as porchwork and inquiries continued alongside the preservation plan.
New York reports losses of about 500000 dollars to shoplifting in the past year across 21 department stores. An alliance to prosecute thieves was disclosed as a woman received a 15 day sentence after pleading guilty to stealing goods valued at 5.04 dollars. The attorney for the prosecution said his firm now represents the alliance in all shoplifting cases.
Smith College students protested the Letty company ticket refunds after refusing to return money for Monday night performances. President Seelye urged chapel restraint and the college faced a clash over Pinero plays deemed improper. About 100 Smith women attended the show despite the dispute.
Shipbuilder Norie and friends Jack Knowles Harry Sewell Kirk dine at the Dolphin then walk to Norie's studio. They find a burglar Hahn clinging from a skylight as Norie drags him inside amid laughter. To be continued in Sunday's Post.
Mrs Florence Elizabeth Maybrick denies rumors of any planned public appearance on stage or lecture platform after returning from imprisonment in England. She emphatically contradicts reports of such plans and asks press to refrain from spreading them.
A speaker warns against visiting or pursuing a woman against her wishes. Outsiders may misjudge intentions and harm the girl by crowding her with suitors. The message urges respecting distance, letting the woman judge the adequacy of a suitor’s finances, and proposing only when the time is right.
William H. Baldwin Jr., president of the Long Island Railroad Company, is reported critically ill at his Locust Valley home. He has endured intestinal trouble for over six months and underwent an operation in September, with only temporary relief.
Annie Qualters of Calvary Street faced Judge Luce in District Court charged with stealing a boa collar from Simard's department store. She claims the item was taken to her home by children, while police call it shoplifting. The case was continued for one week.
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