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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1893
Page
7
The piece touts Dr Greene’s Nervara blood and nerve remedy as a cure for nervous exhaustion digestion and insomnia. It features Nye L. Smith of Montpelier Vermont who says six bottles restored health enabling him to work sleep and eat normally. The article extols the remedy as purely vegetable and offers free consultation with Dr Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston Mass.
Jesse K. Smith killed his divorced wife and an elderly widow, Mrs Graybill, in Kankakee Illinois, then shot himself. The confrontation occurred in front of a seven year old child. authorities chased him but he died by suicide two minutes before capture. Jealousy is suspected as the motive.
Vienna dispatch says Louis Kossuth, the Hungarian patriot, is seriously ill in Turin. The Vienna cor respondent of the Daily News reports the condition as grave and advancing.
Allston defeated the Oxfords by 112 pins in the league opener last night. The win keeps Allston tied with Lowell Highlands and Jamaica Plain, with no games lost.
Last night the University Club hosted Professor W J Tucker president of Dartmouth and General Francis A Walker for informal speeches. The session was brief and enjoyable with a smoke talk and relaxed remarks.
Police probe twin river murders as a man with his head and limbs severed is found near Pier 42 while a week earlier a woman's body with similarly mutilated features was recovered at Pier 46. Officials suspect a common killer, possibly a woman, with canal boat as a potential scene.
Reports from Mauch Chunk Slatington and Allentown show little improvement in the Lehigh Valley strike. Business leaders call for intervention as freight delays and coal shortages bite. many furnaces banked and locomotives damaged amid tense talks. Sayre emerges as pivotal with 700 striking workers and 310 replacements. Wilbur to resist renomination amid labor troubles.
Berlin reports the Reichstag continued the first reading of commercial treaties with Austria Italy Spain Servia and Roumania. Chancellor Caprivi defended the treaties praising the government as friends of the peasants. Ultra Conservatives predicted Caprivi's fall and a likely succession by General Count Waldersee.
William Burke of 82 Eighth Street South Boston returned home in perfect health after being missing for 48 hours. He said he never realized he had been gone, having gone out with an old acquaintance to a Dorchester home and then to a party. The family treats the matter as a joke now that his return is confirmed.
In Worcester on November 24 the Bostons polo team fell to Worcester by two goals to one after a close game.
In Rome the cabinet presented its resignation to King Humbert after the bank scandal report. The chamber faced uproar with extreme left calls for censure and threats of violence against Giolotti. The session was prorogued as the king deferred acceptance pending crisis resolution.
In the fourth game at Central Music Hall Chicago on November 21 Frank C. Ives eclipsed Schaefer’s 348 high run with a 456 point run in a single turn. The overall scores stand Schaefer 2695 Ives 3200.
B A A star Legate rolled a total of 603 and 234 on his second string in a high scoring win over Melrose Highlands at the B A A alleys. The grand total 2690 was the season high for B A A. Other top carters were Davis Merrill Plumer Millay Norton and Macdonald.
Boston Latin School defeated Hopkinson 10 to 6 on the South End grounds. Edmunds scored on a first half touchdown for Boston Latin, Rand added a second half TD, and Cunniff kicked goals. Hopkinson fought hard with Perkins, Benshimol, Gilbert, and others in a tight defensive contest.referee Gushee of Noble's School. umpire Merrill.
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