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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
3
A store touts its men’s suits as the best tailoring and fabrics at affordable prices despite soaring costs. The pitch credits merchandising knowledge and determination, inviting customers to compare. Prices cited range from $12 to $25 in the ad.
Raffaele Mastroianni left for the House of Correction for 2 to 12 years after stealing $2000 from Dominica Pappasabobara. His wife testified and the money, saved over 18 years, had been kept in the family strong box. He claimed a curse from his wife caused his misfortune and wrote he would return if not arrested. He later pleaded and remained under arrest.
Eleven of twelve firemen passed the civil service exam for lieutenancies in the Boston fire department. Philip A. Tague of Ladder 22 Charlestown had the top score. Joseph W. Shea of Ladder 11 Brighton second. Assignments are being prepared by Chief Mullin and Acting Commissioner Carroll.
From the White Star liner Canopic steerage list six Italian brides wed their sweethearts in the Church of the Sacred Heart, North Square. Three couples settle in Plymouth with Somerville Dorchester and South Framingham each home to one couple. The pairs are Anna de Costanz with Nicoli Castaldo in Plymouth. Rosa Albano with Antonio Barbutto in Somerville. Maria Gambini with Amedeo Forniciari in Plymouth. Ueodelinea Columba with Guisippe Cerutti in South Framingham. Angela Tessicini with Ercole Orsini in Dorchester. Gelsomina Conezziani with Areste Carutti near Plymouth Rock.
Sixty six true and seven no bills were reported by the Middlesex grand jury to Judge Raymond in the Superior Criminal Court at East Cambridge yesterday afternoon. Indictments include George Giankos of Lowell for murder and Sebastiano Belosi Francesco Merri of Everett and Salvatore Bibbo of Newton for assault with intent to murder. Harold G. Prouty of Melrose forged and uttered a forged check. No bill found against KE A. Danning of Cambridge on perjury charges.
There is nothing that will give a boy pride in appearance like good clothes. Wolf's My Clothier in Boston holds a sale on boys' school suits this week, making neat, well fitting outfits affordable for mothers.
Governor Haskell will reply to Colonel Theodore Roosevelt's Osawatomie speech at Lawton Oklahoma on September 15. The announcement was made in Haskell today.
In the business section a photo of an automobile invites the driver to claim a five dollar gold piece by presenting proof of vehicle identity at the City Editor’s office, 275 Washington Street, within five days. The pictured Pierce-Arrow No 5623, 48 horsepower, was owned by John M. Graham of 37 Common and Beverly and driven by George Power. the page notes the upcoming full auto photo spread.
New York dispatch reports Long Island farmers suffered as 14 inspectors led by Commissioner Driscoll seized more than 600 bushel baskets and barrels from a Walla Walla market in a weights and measures crackdown. Most baskets held far less than a bushel and many barrels weighed far under full capacity.
Sept 9. John Mahoney 17 son of Mr and Mrs Mahoney Maple Street Mundale was killed instantly at the Westfield Marble and Sandstone Company works by being caught in machinery.
The five masted schooner Nathaniel T. Palmer arrived from Norfolk with bow damaged after colliding with the Brazilian steamer Tapajoz about 40 miles southwest of New York. Tug Mercury towed her in. damage is estimated at $5000 to refasten four feet of bow. Palmer carried 4100 tons of coal and took two weeks for the voyage.
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