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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
17
A readable fragment notes Tony Maratt' as a stylish young man seen walking the street. The item emphasizes his distinctive attire and street presence in local life reportage.
Washington reports October movement of news print paper to the commission by the American Paper and Pulp Association shows shipments 110,544 tons, production 108,694 tons, up 11,478 from September. Stock on hand October 31 at 46,511 tons, down 720.
Mae Byrd and John Gay quarrel over Harris Stillwell, leading to a breakup as Mae sobs and John leaves for home. Weeks pass with no contact until a confrontation on a street ends with Mae seeking forgiveness and John returning to her, thanking him for standing by her. Harris Stillwell is confronted and departs after John’s intervention.
In Catlettsburg Kentucky Miss Minnie Turner was found dead in a hotel. James York of Huntington West Virginia was found dying in the same hotel and a woman registered as Mrs York could not explain Miss Turner’s death. Coroner Swepe opened an investigation and suspects poison. Mrs York’s true name may be Mrs Edward Gullet of Huntington. She has been jailed for further inquiry. Theories include a triangular death pact or jealousy as motive.
W H Scott postmaster reports a campaign by Renova has cured over 200 habitual drinkers in St Jerome Quebec. He praises Renova as a tasteless harmless remedy that lets men return home with full pay. The ad offers samples and a money back guarantee from the Renova Co New York with purchase details for families seeking help.
Several hundred adults attended a Chanukah celebration featuring sketches, recitations, and songs. At the close each child received a selection of candy and fruit in observance of the Feast of Lights.
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