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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
11
Brookline witnesses describe arrival at the Keyes apartment and the revolver position on the table. Firemen McGrath and Allen confirm 12:53 time, Johnson and Fogarty corroborate pulse checks and the gun’s placement, while Shea and Morgan place a morning parcel delivery around 10:40.
George H. Keyes, whose mistress Harriet A. Varney is accused of murdering his wife Pauline, will testify as the government’s first witness when the Norfolk County Superior Court opens in Dedham at 10 o'clock this morning.
Government witnesses detail a life inquest into Keyes murder at 79 Kenwood Brookline. Mildred Rogers identifies the mystery woman Miss Varney. Madeline Dakyn describes gunshot sounds and smoke, while others place the revolver and timing.
Benjamin R. Campbell vice president of the New York New Haven & Hartford testified before I C C examiner George W. Anderson on Pullman car service. He noted a 20 year 1913 contract with the New Haven, losses of about 105 million dollars, and questioned costing details while affirming permanent rate increases unless later reversed.
Mr Campbell argues the Pullman Company should receive fair compensation for its facilities. For the nine months ending Sept 30 1916, 1 408 039 passengers rode Pullman cars and 11 862 045 other passengers. average cost per car was 9.82 cents, affecting Pullman mileage as well. The company paid the New Haven Company during this period.
Nearly a hundred Franklin Union students training for Uncle Sam’s emergency fleet underwent harbor tests aboard an ocean-going tug. They analyzed fuel combustion and steam generation while cruising the harbor, part of a night school program planned to speed wartime manpower.
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