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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1903
Page
10
We craft trousers in a top floor airy shop with two lighted sides and roof access. Sixty two skilled workers perform sixteen production steps while three inspection stages ensure cloth and workmanship before attaching the Reeta and Union labels. Prices range from 3.00 to 8.00 dollars, offering unmatched value.
Ex Election Commissioner John J. Hogan vows a night and day campaign against Mayor Patrick A. Collins in Boston. He plans to stump every ward, expose alleged city hall plots, and back Governor candidate William A. Gaston while denying any city primaries involvement. The Good Government Association will not endorse in the mayoral race.
Christopher Blake a years old retired businessman of 40 Everton R Street Dorchester was struck by an electric car while crossing Dudley street near Langdon yesterday afternoon. He was dragged about 50 feet and taken to Dr Ingoldsby s office at 455 Dudley street with suspected internal injuries.
The Charlestown Improvement Association urged Mayor Collins to use Transit Commission influence to place the Winthrop statue in City square. A commission member said it was too costly and the Old South Church was chosen. Owen Rice led a petition to appoint Darius Hadley as master of Harvard School after 33 years as sub-master.
Irving White in the role of King of Detectives at the Grand Opera House was awarded a diamond pin last night. Ex-Senator John B. Baldwin presented the pin during the curtain call. The pin featured a cluster of three diamonds. Friends and officials including John F. Dever and Alderman Bolton attended the ensuing reception.
Patrolman James F. Burke of Station 1 is reported very much improved after illness and is expected to return to duty in a few days.
Captain John Deland, appointed collector of the port of Salem and Beverly in 1898, resigned today due to ill health. Congressman Gardner recommended ex-Mayor David M. Little for the post.
Twin sisters Agnes Smith Lewis and Margaret Gibson, holders of honorary degrees from St Andrews Halle and Heidelberg, visit Boston University to lecture on their Arabic Greek Hebrew and Syriac scholarship. They have decoded Sinaitic manuscripts and Hebrew Ecclesiasticus and are residents of Cambridge England. They met with Professor E Charlton Black and toured Concord during their Boston stay.
Boston politics focus on Senator Fred S Gore as mayoral candidate with House figure William McNary publicly disapproving. McNary says he has no time to discuss mayoralty and denies backing Gore while noting his opposition to Collins. The piece also describes Gore family life in Dorchester and his public image.
The piece presents Fred S Gore as a progressive Dorchester politician nearing a mayoral race. It profiles his public image, noting his Rooseveltian vigor, standing in society and among humble residents, and his residence at 1016 Adams Street Dorchester Lower Mills as a benchmark of prominence.
Lewis Nixon testified at hearings into the defunct United States Shipbuilding Company that Charles M Schwab received a share of promotion money and contributed part to Harris Gates & Co. He said director meetings were thwarted after Schwab ordered directors to stay away. Nixon also noted $2,802,000 in Bethlehem Steel Works improvements approved over his protest and Schwab’s plan to raise $10,000,000 of stock for Morgan & Co.
The Gore brothers and cousins took control of the street railway business at 64 Kilby Street after a family transition. Gore, married to Cynthia Geddes of South Boston, has been a Democratic leader since his first Common Council seat from Ward 15 over a decade ago. He served as a delegate in 1896 and won a senate race last year in a Republican stronghold, signaling broad popularity.
Six non partisan Cambridge Common Council members held a secret meeting to probe the street department led by Superintendent Shea. Witnesses included six former workers. President Clark hinted findings could criticize Shea if finances or politics are involved. The committee seeks clarity on whether extra funding is necessary.
The remains of Archbishop John J. Kain were buried today in Calvary Cemetery in St. Louis. Cardinal Gibbons officiated at a pontifical high requiem mass.
New York officials and directors of the steel trust decided to lower wages and reduce operating expenses across the trust’s controlled plants.
Bernard Lynch, a key defense witness in the Sam Parks extortion trial, pleaded guilty to perjury and was remanded until Friday for sentencing.
Chicago October 21 Mayor Harrison announced plans to end all forms of race course gambling. Secret Service agents have been gathering information over the past two weeks to enforce the move.
Henry W. Savage Opera Co presents Lucia di Lammermoor with Mme Norelli as Lucia and strong supporting cast led by Mr. Gherardi and Mr. Goff. Cavalleria Rusticana follows with Miss Newman as Santuzza and Miss McGahan as Lucia. conductors Mr. Emanuel and Mr. Schenck lead. Remaining shows promise Tosca and Carmen repeats as noted.
Malden October 21 report says Joseph Singleton a local restaurateur living near the police station had a burglary early this morning. Jewelry valued at 100 dollars was stolen including a lady's gold watch five gold rings a razor owned by Singleton and a silver watch chain and ring belonging to a boarder.
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