Ine and His Family Copyright Notice 1916
Copyright notice from 1916 attributed to the Wheeler Syndicate and Ine and His Family. Indicates ownership and rights issued for the work. No further contextual details available in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1916
Page
16
Copyright notice from 1916 attributed to the Wheeler Syndicate and Ine and His Family. Indicates ownership and rights issued for the work. No further contextual details available in the fragment.
Police and investigators probing yesterday into the triangle tragedy turned their attention to discover how Dr. Celia P Adams secured the mercury poison which caused her death. The defense of Dr. Atwood charged with the murder of Dr. Wilfred E Harris will hinge largely upon this phase of the case.
Winthrop Adams presents mercury antiseptic tablets from Dr Adams case to District Attorney Pelletier while family doubts any link to the death. Dr Eldridge Atwood faces murder trial proceedings as detectives review letters and seek Mary Campbell for light on a romance with Adams. A closing note promotes a movie scene in the next Sunday Post.
Ex Governor Walsh will not seek the Democratic nomination for Governor this year. He plans to consider a contest against Senator Lodge but favors staying out of the race. On returning to Massachusetts he may visit Massachusetts troops on the Texas border and campaign elsewhere. He believes ex Mayor Fitzgerald will run for the Senate and Walsh will campaign nationwide this fall.
A telegram from ex Governor Walsh to the Post denies any announcement or intention to run for Governor again. He says he has not considered politics for months and will not speak until returning to Boston, planning to focus on his law practice after a vacation.
Pa Van Loon showcases a unique Sionie circus in a personal act. The feature notes his distinctive style and upcoming appearance in a Sunday post.
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