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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1897
Page
2
Mrs. M Wreath of 716 Sterling St Philadelphia reports indescribable head pain heart fluttering and weak nervous spells with insomnia. She credits Dr Greene's Nervura with rapid improvement including better sleep appetite and strength and praises the remedy. Dr Greene's Cathartic Pills also recommended for biliousness and constipation with a Boston address for consultation.
In Danvers a murder trial resumes with William Kennedy testifying to his past work for Learoyd and denying involvement in the tea poison incident. The defense aims to prove Kennedy’s innocence through an alibi while highlighting possible motives and other persons.
All our children's sleds and sleighs to be closed out regardless of cost. The prices here will do it very rapidly, so you should call at once if you desire a bargain.
Testimony outlines Kennedy's movements from Southwick's to Danversport and Beaver Brook with Southwick, Hooper, and Learoyd family members. police chief describes Kennedy kissing Mrs Learoyd, being accused of improper relations, and recounts witnesses and questioned inconsistencies in his statements.
Court hearing reveals witnesses claim Frank Welch of Lynnfield is a myth and that William Kennedy bought the poison at Nesmith's drug store in Chelsea on November 4 1996. State police and local officials testify Kennedy had no overcoat and spoke of potatoes in Boston. a witness recalls Kennedy receiving $2.25 for the purchase.
The report certifies the correctness of the reserve and surplus calculation based on a 4 percent standard. Dividends will be declared, as before, using the same 4 percent basis.
A detailed roster lists Henry B. Hyde as President and James W. Alexander as Vice President with Louis Fitzgerald and Gage E Tarbell among several vice presidents and medical directors. Comptroller Thomas D. Jordan, Registrar J B Loring, and Treasurer S D Ripley appear alongside numerous prominent names including Chauncey M. Depew Cornelius N. Bliss and others.
In questioning, witnesses discuss kissing of Mrs. Learoyd and Kennedy's visits and motives. Kennedy admits seeing Mrs. Learoyd several times since farm discharge and that he might have kissed her, while denying that reason for meeting was her abuse by Learoyd. The court recesses until 2 p m.
The committee on insurance held a hearing on incorporation of the United States Live Stock Insurance Company. J Henry Taylor and James P Claire spoke for petitioners, former Security Live Stock Insurance figures now in receivership. Proponents seek a $50 to $300 horse value range and a mutual style plan, opposing assessments. Insurance Commissioner Merrill warned horse insurance is highly risky and few companies survive, favoring a mutual fire insurance model over assessments.
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