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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1916
Page
13
In a Nova Scotia court Mrs. Mohr testifies about a 1909-1910 love triangle with Rev. McDougall and Dr. Mohr. She describes jealousy fueled by drugs and alcohol, false marriage records, and attempts to ruin the minister, while defense and prosecution clash over dates and intent.
Mrs. Mohr recounts tense exchanges with Dr. Mohr before his 1915 death. The dialogue covers Christmas 1913, maintenance hearings, and tensions over custody and money. She recalls the doctor’s kindness, revolved around moving to Newport, and a string of visits by Vic Brown and George Healis amid a creeping estrangement.
The testimony recalls a convoluted marriage claim involving Dr. Mohr, his alleged ex wives, and threats toward Miss Burger. Details cover custodianship, letters, a fatal shooting, police arrest, and the involvement of Miss Florence Ormsby at the doctor’s office, with family heartbreak cited.
Mrs. Mohr testifies about a 1912 breakup with Rev. Samuel A. McDougall and her marriage to Dr. Mohr. she recalls alleged traps, a Newport bathhouse incident, and financial support via three checks marked alimony. She describes confrontations over Miss Burger and notes daily phone calls from the doctor.
A fragment quotes a belief of a wife about her husband's fidelity and emotional bond, noting she would never divorce and felt he loved her despite others.
In a court lodging, Mrs. Mohr tells Constable Wallace she does not see herself as attractive yet asserts she has been a good wife and mother. She reflects on the doctor leaving her for another woman.
A fragment notes someone stating a doctor would not marry Miss Burger. The speaker references Mrs. Mohr and conversations with the doctor about providing Miss Burger just enough to get by.
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