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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1911
Page
3
The buyer acquires the entire stock and fixtures of Willard H. Dunbar & Co. at 46 Boylston Street Boston after claiming the goods include high priced worsteds and finest woolens. He plans a new store at 40th Street and Broadway New York City and will sell suit or overcoat to order.
Senator W Murray Crane left Boston after two days of talks with eastern Massachusetts Republicans. He said Massachusetts will elect a Republican governor this year but refused to name the likely candidate. He offered no opinion on the Legislature’s Republican representation. The 1913 senatorial contest looms as a major concern for state party organizations.
As sugar hits a multi year peak of seven cents a pound the steamer W Northumbria bound for Boston from Java is overdue. The vessel carries about 690000 dollars worth of sugar not yet on the market. Delays curb supply and help sustain high prices in Boston and Europe.
The inventory filed in Suffolk County Probate shows William M. Olin late Secretary of State and Grand Army veteran left personal property about $66,000 and real estate including a Roxbury homestead on St. James street valued at $3,500.
Governors of 25 states met at Spring Lake New Jersey to protest Supreme Court actions they view as invading states rights. They voted to form a united front and said the move sets a historic precedent for American government.
Judson Harmon of Ohio will head a five member committee with Herbert Hadley of Missouri and Chester Aldrich of Nebraska. Emmet O Neal of Alabama made the motion, which was carried unanimously except for North Carolina’s William W Kitchin. The plan aims to present a united state position to the Supreme Court amid protests against federal court overreach.
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