Lawyers Declare Mrs Mohr Will Testify
In a courtroom dispute lawyers assert that Mrs Mohr will take the stand while others question whether she will actually testify. The debate focuses on the witness’s willingness and potential impact on the case.
26 Jan 1916
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1916
Page
1
In a courtroom dispute lawyers assert that Mrs Mohr will take the stand while others question whether she will actually testify. The debate focuses on the witness’s willingness and potential impact on the case.
Providence dateline January 25. Mrs Elizabeth Tiffany Mohr plans to testify for herself amid murder accusations linked to Dr C Franklin Mohr. State witness Captain George H Monahan remains to testify. Prosecutors seek her account of events in the doctor’s final years as defense maneuvers unfold.
Former women prisoners at Deer Island accuse Penal Institutions Commissioner David B. Shaw of abuse. A semi public hearing will be held at City Hall tomorrow morning before Mayor Curley with attorney William R. Scharton, who filed the charges. Reporters may attend. public access is restricted due to space.
Both Commissioner Shaw and Carlton Brett deny Scarton charges in full at yesterday's hearing. Shaw vows to tell a story that will shock the community, while Scharton promises affidavits from former women prisoners accusing Shaw of brutality.
James Milne of Barre Vermont aged 22 died after a basketball game incident between Boston University and Tufts College. He collapsed at home after the Saturday night collision and never regained consciousness despite initially appearing uninjured. Milne was a second year student at Boston University College of Business.
An autopsy was held on Joseph Kollender a private in Troop F 14th United States Cavalry to determine if death came from a Mexican bullet or a hunting accident. Kollender was killed near the Mexican border and brought to Northampton by relatives. Dr CG I Scott medical examiner examined the bullet but refused to disclose results saying only Something interesting was found.
A map shows the National Forest Reserve in the White Mountains with land available for summer cottages or fishing and hunting lodges. Uncle Sam will lease land for 5 dollars per year, with occupancy protected for 30 years, or slightly higher rates in other cases.
Five year old David Sulivitz of Roxbury died after a street car injures him. Motorman Thomas J. McKenna was arrested on a manslaughter charge and bailed. The report also notes Uncle Sam offers long term land for summer homes in the White Mountains with affordable options for city residents.
Mrs Sulivitz returning from her sister’s home at 181 Harrow street Roxbury with her young son David Weiner Jr age five and infant Annie wheeling a carriage paused to let a car pass on Waumbeck street at Humboldt avenue. The boy darted ahead and was struck by a car fender causing fatal injuries.
An old health note urges readers to treat cold symptoms with Father John’s Medicine. It stresses warming remedies and rest to ease grip related discomfort.
The 120000 acre White Mountain forest reserve, open to lease for up to 30 years at about five dollar annual rents, invites temporary shelters and hunting lodges. Ebner E B Fletcher of the Forest Service in Gorham notes most of the 49 leases are for hunting lodges, with few applications received to date.
May L. Flint, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Flint of 58 Brantwood Road Arlington, is missing, possibly a victim of ice on Spy Pond, with police asked to search for her.
Miss Flint, a 16 year old girl from Arlington, left her home after school and was last seen near Spy Pond at about 4 30 PM. Friends and police pursued leads, as her appearance and clothing are described in detail.
Secretary Lansing announced that the American government has forwarded representations against Britain's enforcement of the trading with the enemy act to the American embassy in London.
Washington reports that the United States, with President Wilson's approval, rejected Germany's latest Lusitania proposal as partly unsatisfactory. Secretary Lansing informed German ambassador Count von Bernstorff after a late conference at the State Department.
The ambassador will confer with the secretary tomorrow and submit a confidential tentative proposal reflecting U S requirements. After review by the President and Secretary Lansing the plan, if not derailed, will go to Berlin for German approval or disapproval. If Berlin agrees, recommendations may accompany the tentative form of settlement.
Police seek identify a tall man about 60 who shot himself in Franklin Park near Norton and Forest Hills. A revolver lay by his face down body after neighbors heard shots around 10 30 last night. He wore a black overcoat and vest, pale pink shirt, brown tie, gray felt hat, and had a blue and a red dotted handkerchief and a clay pipe in his pockets.
Francis Connolly age 14 of 47 Draper Street Dorchester died at City Hospital after being struck by a New Haven train at Dorchester station. He fell in front of the locomotive late yesterday afternoon sustaining the loss of his right arm and internal injuries.
Continues with astronomical data for Portland and Gloucester including moonrise and moon phases for the year, sunrise and sunset times, brief mentions of planetary positions, and an astrological note. It also lists anniversaries from Khartoum, Gordon, Michigan statehood, a Tennyson epitaph, and a WWII-related milestone from one year ago.
Forecast shows unsettled conditions for Boston with possible rain or snow tonight and falling temperatures. Thursday improves to clearing and much colder, with fresh southerly winds shifting to northwest. In southern New England Wednesday is fair, with rain or snow likely Thursday. northern New England faces rain or snow Wednesday and Thursday with colder air.
Reported at Thompson's Spa with observed temperatures including 15 16 15 16 3 a m and 32 36 at 3 p m. Average yesterday 47 with 18 24 and last year 32 18 24. Data appears fragmented but records indicate temperature readings.
Deposits earn interest on the first of each month. The notice lists 4.76 at Devonshire Street Boston Massachusetts.
J Randolph Coolidge Jr former Chamber of Commerce president praised George von Meyer ex Secretary of the Navy for his red blood and readiness after a public street clash with Truxton Beale brother in law of the Russian ambassador. Coolidge spoke to about one hundred Old Chauncy Hall School alumni at the Harvard Club reunion dinner.
Mr Coolidge citing National Security Congress praises patriotism and home training. He honors Chauncy Hall graduates who died in the Civil War and urges boys to live openly, carry packs, and learn swift weapon handling. Officers elected include Odin Roberts president and Robert Harris among others.
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