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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1917

Page

16

Woman Witness Details Probing Visit To Kenwood Street

Miss Varney testified she traveled from Boston to Kenwood street Brookline near the Keyes murder scene. She described ringing the back door, hearing dogs bark and speaking with neighbor Mrs Rogers who identified Mrs Keyes as small dark and gray streaked.

Mr. O'Connell Adelaide Rogers Keyes Kenwood Street Brookline Miss Varney Keyes House Boston Mr. O'Coniell Mrs. Keyes Hotel Touraine Mr. O’connell West Upton Postoffice North Grafton

Fruit a tives promises relief from constipation

An advertisement touts Fruit a tives as a cure for years of constipation and headaches. It promotes a box set at 6 for $2.50 and a 25 cent trial, from Fruit-atives Limited Ogdensburg N Y, claiming dramatic personal improvement after use.

East Ship Harbour Fruit-atives, Limited Ogdensburg

Senate Takes Up Coal Case

Washington December 13 Senators Smith of Michigan Weeks of Massachusetts Pittman of Nevada and Pomerene of Ohio denounced the coal situation in the Senate. Smith blamed inexperienced men running distribution while Pittman faulted the railroads. Pomerene charged railroads coal operators and sometimes miners with part responsibility.

Washington Senate Smith Michigan Weeks Massachusetts Fittman Nevada Pomerene Ohio Pittman Femerene

Two brothers die of exposure after lamp explosion fire

Two elderly brothers living near Fottler Beach in Hingham died of exposure after their one room shack burned to the ground when a lamp exploded. Both men had spent their lives as seafaring men and were crippled by rheumatism, officials said.

William Glaucett James Glaucett Weymouth Lincoln Street Settler Beach William Glaucott Harry White William White James Hingham Mary Fielding Albion Street Somerville Pelletier Pélietier Coakley John Fef Fitzgerald Curley Boston Washington Army Navy Fottler Beach

Tague Campaign Attacks Curley Allies Rally Tour

Congressman Peter F. Tague during last night’s rallies charged Suffolk officials with stoking racial and religious prejudice to hamper James M. Curley. He spoke at venues including Charles Sumner School West Roxbury Minton Hall Forest Hills and an East Boston basketball game.

Tremont Temple Boston City Hall Manikins Daniel H. Coakley Pelletier McIsaac John A. Kélcher Francis A. Campbell James M. Curley Peter F. Tague Suffolk County

Urge Law to Stop Lynching Rally in Lorimer Hall

The anti lynching meeting in Lorimer Hall urged enactment of a federal anti lynching law with enforcement by the national government. Speakers included Suffragan Bishop S G Babcock Rev A Z Conrad and Rep Simon Swig. The Equal Rights League raised funds for John Johnson's defense and commended Governor McCall on extradition.

Lorimer Hall S. G. Babcock Massachusetts A. Z. Conrad Park Street Church M. A. Gulesian Simon Swig Mortis Katzeff Equal Rights League McCall John Johnson West Virginia Johnson M. A. N. Shaw A. P. Russell

Heavy German Attacks Fail Before Bren ta Front

Rome reports that German offensives east of the Brenta were renewed in force and pressed through the afternoon but could not prevail, with heavy losses forcing the enemy to abandon the attack by night.

Rome Brenta War Office

Austrian Warships Sunk by Italian Torpedo Craft

A Vienna statement and London dispatches claim two Austrian Monarch class battleships were sunk in Trieste harbor on December 9 after Italian torpedo boats attacked with four torpedoes. The Wien, part of the Monarch line, is cited as sunk with most crew saved. details on location and exact fate vary in reports.

New York Trieste C. Plister Pfister L. Vannutelli Washington Triesté London Vienna Wien Monarch Budapest

Nervousness and Blues in Washington Park Woman

Mrs. Robt. Stopies of Sage Avenue Washington Park Illinois writes that after suffering with female trouble backache nervous spells and the blues she found relief with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills The remedies restored her health and kept her looking young despite worry and family noise.

Washington Park Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Robt Stopies Sage Avenue Illinois

Cuticura Soothes Itching Skin Remedies

Ease skin irritation with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as a quick relief for itching eczemas rashes pimples and other irritations. The ad promises pores stay clear to prevent troubles and offers free samples by mail from Boston. Soap 25c Ointment 3 and Sh.

Dept Boston

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