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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
7
John F P Clark former Boston city inspector testified at the Superior Criminal Court trial before Judge Raymond. He described his relations with Zimmer as the second session heard his testimony yesterday.
Trust RRS New York reports that the Lena Signal Oil Company a Standard Oil subsidiary controls 97 percent of railroad lubricating oil business in the United States. The filing notes price inconsistencies among railroads during today's federal suit hearing.
Abraham Zimmon testified about a note or money passed in the street while Clark and Flink faced cross examination. Inspector McGarr identified bills marked M and followed a sequence from the street to a room at 828 West Cedar Street. The defense argued the parties sought to evade the law while Clark claimed no talk of taking money for faulty construction.
London social circles discuss Lady Arthur Paget's objection to her daughter Lella's marriage to distant cousin Ralph Paget. The wedding is set for the latter part of October, and Mrs Paran Stevens lineage figures in the speculation about social status and alliances.
In Portland Missouri on October 3 a wedding reception theft targeted Herbert S. Dyer’s Danforth street home. Helen Dyer married Walter E. Smart at High Street Congregational Church earlier. burglars looted silverware and cut glass while guests departed, dropping a bag of glassware in the yard and causing damage. A white-gloved officer was on duty.
Philadelphia Oct 8 Camden society was surprised by news that Miss Mary B Truscott daughter of J Lynn Truscott vice president of the Camden Fire Insurance Association eloped with Roy Drury an apprentice at the John Dialogue shipyard Miss Truscott is 18 and Drury is two years older
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