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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1916

Page

6

Priory death case features Spellman wife and sister on trial

The Brown Spellman and Mrs Mohr murder trial continues as witnesses discuss alibis and lines of defense. Police chase results in the arrest of Mrs Bessie Spellman and Mrs Gertrude Dailey on perjury charges. The case hinges on August 31 events and a new state law changing murder classifications.

Peputation Brown Rice Bessie Spellman Gertrude May Dailey William H. Lewis Boston Spellman Henry Spellman Dailey Spellmans Daly

Anuric Kidney Tablets Benefit Reported by Patient

A Buffalo based remedy, Anuric, is claimed to cure kidney and bladder troubles including backache and uric acid in blood. Henry A. Love endorses it after trying Anuric tablets from Dr. Pierce. Trials note high activity in expelling poisons and relief from rheumatism symptoms with acute joint relief.

Dr. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N. Y Anuric Henry A. Love Dr. Pierce's Hospital

Brown on Trial Hearings Reveal Alibi and Questioning

Attorney William H. Lewis arrives late as Henry Spellman is moved to his seat. Cecil V. Brown testifies about his past work for Dr. Mohr, potential motives, and alleged payments while police question him about the Mohr case.

Wawards Barney William H.lewis John B. Edwards Lewis Henry Spellman Stearns Spellman Attorney Edwards Brown Attorney Lewis Cecil Victor Brown Boston

Scott's Emulsion Ad Promises Strength for Older Adults

An advertisement urges readers to use Scott's Emulsion cod liver oil to renew blood and strengthen organs as minds stay active but strength fades with age. It highlights glycerine for the respiratory tract and phosphites for nerves, claiming warmth and vitality for those over fifty, with no alcohol.

Scott Scott & Bowne Bloomfield, N, J

Adele Ritchie and Guy Bates Post wed in Philadelphia car port

Adele Ritchie secured divorce from Charles N. Bell in Philadelphia on Monday and headed to Toronto with actor Guy Bates Post. They arrived that morning and, after donning violets for travel, went to Cookes Presbyterian Church where Rev. Dr. William A. Patterson married them within half an hour of the train's arrival.

Toronto Ont Philadelphia Charles N. Bell New York Adele Ritchie Guy Bates Post Mr. Post Cookes Presbyterian Church William A. Patterson

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Priory John J. Fitzgerald Orous Monahan Claude R. Branch Attorney-General College Hill Howard B. Gorham Sixth District Court James A. Gilbert Grand Jury Branch MR Rice DR Mohr Phot Ellman Nyatt Road Dr. Mohr Newport Edwards George H. Monahan Providence Police Abbott Phillips Mrs. Barney Lieve Eennean Ict O'Neil Celia Hamm Maid Florence Ormsby Julia Duffy Ks Cook Wist Goodyear Goodyear Tires Mohr Cambridge Mass Providence George W. Healis Healif J Healis Mrs. Mohr Nev Healis Mrs. Ouse Diay Mir Wadsworth Street Henry Barrington Road Riverside Flo Sam Aptain Monahan Mr. Ahern Nayatt Road Healis and Robbins Chief Miss Stevenson Gertrude Stevenson Fitzgerald Doctor Mohr Beach Street Mr. Rice Mrs Boxford United Shirt & Collar CO Troy, N Artificial Teeth CO School Five Cents Savings Bank Silene Bakst Living Models Matinee Julia AL WG Pinehurst Palm Beach New Street FUR Shop HILE London Filene’s Filene
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