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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1911
Page
5
A Hyannis grand jury hearing covers witness Sybil Allen and Mrs Linnell testimony amid defense efforts to bar the young Hyannis girl. Statements recount Richeson and Avis Linnell, a cyanide link, and church fallout as January trial looms.
President Hamilton of Tufts College lambasted modern criminal trials in Goddard Chapel, saying legal wrangling conceals facts and perverts justice. He warned courts are debating clubs that shield predators while grand juries await true facts on murder and dynamite attacks in California.
At 9 this morning the Aronson stores at 364 and 228 Washington street begin a shoe sale touted as the largest in the chain. Two and three pairs go for the price of one, with a wide range of footwear including mothers and house shoes, hobble shoes, rubber boots, patent leathers, and outdoor work boots. About $50,000 worth of stock will be sold at far under cost with a reduction of 20 cents on the dollar.
George S. Champlin of Ashaway Rhode Island reports severe ongoing kidney distress improved rapidly after using Dr Kilmer Swamp Root sample and then a full bottle. He credits the remedy with reducing the burning sensation and restoring health after weeks of ineffectiveness from a local doctor.
A promotional note to Dr. Kilmer & Co. of Binghamton N Y asks readers to send for a sample bottle and booklet about kidneys and bladder. The Ruston Post is requested in the letters. regular bottles of fifty cents and one dollar are sold at drug stores.
Thousands demand death for union men arguing for control over judges. The speaker warns that direct popular pressure on courts would corrupt justice by biasing rulings toward public opinion. He urges all religious people to demand return to impartial, evenhanded justice for rich and poor alike.
Rev J M English a Newton Theological Institute professor preached at Immanuel Baptist Church Cambridge in place of Clarence V T Richeson now jailed on Linnell murder charges. He urged faithfulness as essential for all, citing Moses and the Burning Bush and Simon the Cyrenian in separate sermons. Prominent Linnell case figures attended.
Olive Mace Kenzle, 13, is in critical condition after a revolver discharged by John Loveland, 18, while she and her brother played at his home in Keene North East. The bullet struck her abdomen and could not be located. Loveland fled the scene and police have taken no action, deeming it accidental.
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