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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1901
Page
10
In Newburyport the Superior Court jury found for Marie Garrant in her case against Cashman Bros. awarding $500 for conscious suffering and $4000 for death after Alfred Garrant fell 55 feet on a coal barge deck on February 12 while employed by the defendants.
At a Boston meeting Alderman Perlie A Dyar pushed a 30000 loan for an engine house on Parker Hill while opponents argued against it. The 10 to 3 vote passed the loan and several other new loans totaling 212000. The board also moved Edward Everett statue to Dorchester and created a chronic hospital department with female trustees, noting no compensation for the hospital.
Dr. Lorimer rejects reports of an institutional church in New York similar to Tremont Temple and denies any Baptist headquarters project in the city. He says he heard nothing of such a move during Madison Avenue Church consultations and would not be influenced by rumors. He notes Madison Avenue Church might support a headquarters if a movement existed and stresses need for denominational facilities in Greater New York.
New York October 21 Mrs Sarah Grand the English author said she finds men charming and does not hate them In a talk she noted that in The Heavenly Twins only one of its 13 male characters is not what a man ought to be She described a London sermon about Babs that moved the audience and said she will not write a book on America though she would linger in New York to observe the city The reporter noted the citys booming subway and blasting works creating cannonading like siege noise
The Hon. George N. Swallow announced he will not run for mayor this year, despite earlier papers and rumors. Health concerns and physician orders cited as key reasons, with political allies noting the decision as final after a late afternoon conference.
In a forthcoming merger the Shoe and Leather Bank and the National Bank of the Redemption will combine to form the Bank of the Redemption. The new bank drops the Shoe and Leather name with John Toulmin named president of the merged institution and Edward E. Presbey named vice president. Cashier McCausland of the Shoe and Leather Bank will serve as cashier.
The report notes a 1.6 million dollar surplus with a 1 million dollar surplus and indicates united bank deposits total about 22 million. President James B. Case of the National united board will guide ongoing direction. Shoe and Leather Bank stockholders may exchange stock or take 150 dollars per share.
Ten day rush to close out Brown Bros at 377 Washington St before Nov 1 due to demolition. Huge cuts on suits and overcoats with items like Men’s Woollen Suits at 8.98, Cheviot Suits from 4.95, Cassimere Suits 6.95 to 7.98, and Winter Overcoats from 4.95, all offered as genuine sacrifice prices.
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