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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1916
Page
5
In a hotel dispute an owner and another employee quarrelled and a shot hit James Alien, an employee, who is reported to be dying. Police investigation continues as authorities seek witnesses and secure the scene.
Elegant coats in latest Paris styles arrive at 25 dollars each. Rich materials and fine tailoring offer exceptional color and design, presenting a broad selection for shoppers seeking a fashionable yet affordable outerwear option.
Today twenty new coat models debut with full flaring styles and roomy cuts. Deep side pockets and varied belts appear, with shoulder yokes and fur trimmed options. Fur ness reaches collar, colors include burgundy taupe plum gold greens brown navy and black. Collars vary from large to round cape effects.
N. P. Hood & Sons, New England's largest milk dealers, announced last night they will pay milk producers 50 cents per 84-quart can delivered to their city plants. The farmer pays all farm-to-plant expenses including prepaid freight, surrendering to farmers' demands via the New England Milk Producers' Association for 50 cents per 8 3/4 quart can from anywhere in New England delivered in Boston.
Richard Pattee of Laconia states producers demand 50 cents per 812 quart can of milk delivered in Boston to end the strike. Hood company offers three options: average five cent per quart winter rise with full cost coverage, 49 cents per can with farmer paying collection and transport, or the old method with farmer arranging collectors and prepaying freight.
Ministers from all the Protestant churches in Brookline and more than 1000 members attended the dedication exercises for the new parish house attached to the Harvard Congregational Church on Harvard street Brookline last evening.
Newport, R I October 24 Charles Ormsby keeper of the Plum Beach lighthouse found his assistant John M Boldt dead on the kitchen floor after returning from a short furlough Boldt 53 a native of Stapleton Bees died likely of natural causes during the night causing the light to burn dimmer than usual indicating no watcher on duty
Joy Street police investigate the deaths of Katherine Barry aged 54 and Gaetano Rizzo after both were found in a gas-filled room on Bowdoin Street yesterday morning. Authorities are examining circumstances surrounding the poisoning and will report findings.
The X Ray Treatment and the Snow Pencil are achieving cures in chronic diseases long deemed incurable. Cured individuals include Mrs. Reed of Chelsea for chronic abscess, Mrs. Morrill of Boston for obesity, Miss Anderson for goitre, and others for paralysis, deafness, ulcers, gall bladder issues, ruptures, facial blemishes, blood poison, stomach ulcers, stomach disease, skin disease, birthmarks, and more. OsmO-chemical System of Medicine by D J Walsh, with office hours listed in Boston.
The Boston Chamber of Commerce holds its inaugural dinner tonight at 7 at Copley Plaza. Over 600 members and guests are expected, with banks providing many tables. Officers will be inaugurated after a reception in the State suite, with speakers Charles Weed Harry A Wheeler and John Whendrick Bangs. Harvard musical clubs provide entertainment.
James Ward of Peabody pleaded guilty in U S District Court to using the mails in a scheme to defraud Fairfield Nurseries of Rochester New York. The case was continued for sentence.
George Ashley on behalf of the faculty and Harold Leland 17 of Somerville and Edward J. Burns 11 of Taunton are listed as representatives of the upper classes.
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