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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
5
The Finance Commission debated summoning Klaus while he faces a criminal larceny charge. They may hear him if he testifies Monday, hoping to clarify coal purchases from the Niver company amid a broader graft probe. Witnesses like John B. Martin and James F. D inglish are named.
After appearing in court yesterday Mr Klaus spent time with his attorneys and visited the W I River Coal Company offices at 94 Milk Street before returning to 119 Park Street Brookline. He plans to stay in Boston area for a new court appearance on Oct 4. The Finance Commission has obtained a complete list of Democratic city committee campaign contributors from the 1905 mayoralty campaign for reference in future probes of coal contracts and other city finances. City officials with raised salaries and added clerks are to be examined for campaign fund contributions and favors.
Derby injunction bars city from paying Rev. Dr. Fitzgerald for parochial school use. Estate of Mrs. Paul MacCormac being distributed per son Frederick William Converse. First frost in Middleboro with cranberry bog fires. Miss Florence Hill married Everett Turner in Belmont. Police alert: William Carpenter arrested in Schenectady after wounding man. Newfoundlands shot in Methuen due to rabies. Ernest Porter, 24, dead by hanging in Peabody. Mrs. Ellen O’Hearn dies at 69 in Lowell. Bowdoin College opens with record freshman class. Brown University marks 140th year with enrollment over 1000. James Beegham of Norfolk convicted of second-degree murder in New London.
The text promotes X Zalia as a liquid that wets a sore to prevent irritation and spreading. It claims the product removes soreness, stops further spreading, and quickly heals the flesh.
One of the largest lumber transactions on the north shore completes with Sumner & Co selling their entire Gloucester county property to American capitalists. The price is reported near 250000 dollars.
Fine weather drew a large Rochester crowd for the fair as three heats completed the second division of the 2:24 trot with Croesus winning in three straight heats. Walter C. won the 2:20 pace and Adee captured the 2:17 trot. The free for all and 2:29 class trots were postponed to tomorrow.
Former State Treasurer Edward S Bradford of Springfield and Dr James T Buckley of Marlboro organized a commission at the State House to study old age pensions with a report slated for the Legislature. Two crew members from Catharine and Ellen were taken aboard the Dorothy after drifting in fog near Georges Bank on the fishing grounds.
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