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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1897
Page
2
A promotional piece argues air passage health and sprays fail to cure lung diseases. It promotes inhaled germicide HYOMEI as the only effective treatment, citing physicians and patients who tested it and offering free treatment or a refund.
Court records reveal Kelley may testify about a lifelong struggle with a figurative devil. Relatives testify as defense witnesses while jurors hear details of postage stamps and a Canada trip. Kelley shows mixed emotions from laughter to momentary distress during testimony.
Advertisement promises free Hyomei treatment to all callers at 131 Tremont Street from 9 A M to 5 P M except Sundays. It lists Hyomei Inhaler Outfit at 1 00, extra bottles 50c, Hyomei Balm 25c, available at the office or by mail. Pamphlets and free consultation offered. requests readers to send for the Story of Hyomei.
Henry J. McPake, curate of the Roman Catholic Church of the Annunciation, was found murdered behind St. Pauls Academy in Philadelphia. The body showed a fractured temple and multiple facial injuries, discovered by a janitress who mistook it for a drunken man and alerted police.
The Purim Association of Boston elected officers including President Godfrey Morse and Vice President Bernard M. Wolf at the Elysium Club. The treasurer announced $4000 from the grand charity ball was handed to the Federation of Jewish Charities of Boston. A dinner featured speeches by Morse Wolfson Lyon Hirshberg Pinkofeki and Spitz.
The head hat salesman notes buyers who purchase suits or overcoats at My Clothier’s also buy new hats. He adds prices are very low for the quality, suggesting affordability influences hat sales.
The American Wringer Company lists locations at 77 and 79 Franklin Street and 80 Arch Street. It manufactures clothes wringers, mangies and carpet sweepers and offers repair service for wringers and sweepers. Orders by mail or telephone receive prompt attention.
The defense argues Kelley cannot be convicted without medical testimony on death by wounds from a blackjack and razor. Witnesses describe Kelley’s mood and actions in court as detectives reveal money hidden after his arrest. Family members show distress as the trial unfolds with Kelley appearing calm and amused at times.
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for catarrh in the head describing symptoms such as nasal discharge pain and headaches. It claims the medicine purifies the blood erases scrofulous taints and leads to a permanent cure when other remedies fail.
The chief and the accused, Kelley, tracked a sum described as hidden near a railroad junction. Kelley initially spoke little but cried when the money was found, and the chief noted he seemed to realize his position.
The testimony follows Kelley as the trial unfolds with misdirections and confessions. Prosecution rests as Mr. Ryan opens the defense denying premeditation while detailing the murder of Mr. Stickney on April 16, 1897 and surrounding events in Montreal and Dover.
A small picture book is tucked inside every bundle of boys clothing when purchases total two dollars and forty eight cents or more at My Clothier s. The colorful illustrated booklet appears as a pleasant surprise for young shoppers and their families.
President McKinley welcomed Sir Wilfrid Laurier at the White House in a formal, cordial reception. The meeting was described as purely formal with no public policy announcements.
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