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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
2
Rio de Janeiro reports Germany protests Brazil using German merchant ships amid Brazil's neutrality move. Brazil seized German vessels and interned crews after canceling its neutrality decree. Forty six German merchants were laid up in Brazilian ports early in the war.
An old advertisement promotes Freezone a ether based product by Edward Wesley Co. Cincinnati Ohio to lift corns and calluses from feet without pain. It promises instant relief and easy removal with just a few drops and notes inexpensive cost.
Louis K. Liggett's 100 foot yacht Mar old, valued at 25000 dollars, arrived at Marblehead and was turned over to the Massachusetts Naval Reserve. A crew was assigned and the craft will join the coast patrol fleet. The vessel, famed on the Great Lakes, traveled from Port Chester through Lake Erie and the Erie Canal to the coast.
Arthur W. Hayden of Stoughton sues Mrs. Mary P. Hayden of Newton Upper Falls in Norfolk Superior Court at Dedham alleging separation due to wife’s alleged infidelity. The couple wed February 21, 1914 in Stoughton.
The fourth constitutional convention in Massachusetts begins at the State House with Governor McCall calling the body to order. Prominent figures include John Bates and Sherman L. Whipple for president, amid questions of interest and possible postponement.
Petrograd reports accuse about 100 naval and army officers held by the Council of the Workmen and Soldiers' delegates of harsh abuse. Officials confirm ill treatment amid overcrowded cells and neglect, with no clear charges or access to impartial inquiries. Notable jurist Vladimir D. Kuzmin-Karavateff appeals to Socialist ministers for intervention.
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