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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1916
Page
10
Petitions for separate support and suits for alienation of affections, slander, and assault play a prominent role in the ongoing legal actions involving Reinstein as multiple defendants and plaintiffs navigate court procedures.
A recounting of Victor Reinstein, a Harvard post graduate, whose marriage troubles began when promised monthly funds from his father in law, Joseph Hausman, failed to arrive in 1913. The missing payments left Reinstein and his bride stranded in Germany, marking a long series of vicissitudes in their union.
In Suffolk County, Mrs. Reinstein seeks separate support and Reinstein petitions custody of their 32 year old child. A Third District Court case accuses Reinstein of failing to provide for his child. May will bring $150,000 in preliminary actions in Suffolk Superior Court against Joseph Hausman and two sons for alleged alienation slander and assault.
The man, Reinstein, claims his wife and her family drained money after marriage as he pursued post graduate work. He says she moved out furniture, secured a warrant for arrest for support of their child, and filed for separate support while he filed further suits against her father and brothers.
The nominating committee has proposed officers for the coming year at the club’s annual meeting next month. President Roger W. Homer, vice-president Willis L. Baker, secretary Harold A. Gleason, treasurer Chester M. Whitney, and directors Frank W. Hewitt C. H. Rice G. B. Rogers James Coke and A. McKenney.
Bangor Maine March 29 Democratic State convention ignores prohibition in platform while Gov Curtis challenges Republicans for not backing the liquor issue. Notables praise President Wilson and pledge renomination of Johnson and McGillicuddy. Delegates choose national convention participants and electors as suffragists attend for first time.
A Tyler Texas policeman recounts severe kidney and bladder illness in 1914 and December 1914 operation fears. After consulting two doctors and considering surgery his brother in law urged Swamp Root which he claims restored weight from 150 to 170 pounds in six weeks. Doctors validated the case and notary public H H Hodges witnessed sworn testimony.
Letter from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton urges sending ten cents for a sample bottle of Swamp Root and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. It claims the sample convinces buyers and notes Boston Daily Post mention. Regular bottles available at drug stores.
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