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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1918

Page

4

Letters From Mrs. Mellen Read In Court In Divorce Case

The Probate Court trial features Mrs. Mellen’s letters to Hotel Vanderbilt assistant manager Harry Brown signed Kitten. Robert Mellen testifies about fights, drink, and suspicions of infidelity while court adjourns for Parkinsons disease treatment. letters reveal affection and jealousy amid a New York hotel scene.

E. T. Slocum Probate Court Crim Ok York Mellen Brown Louise A. Bossing Ernest §. Holland New York Catharine Amory Raymond Kansas Priscilla New Haven Mrs. Mellen Harry Douglas Brown Vanderbilt Douglas Dear Mr. B Mr. Mellen Diamond Jim Brady Vanderbilt Hotel St. Regis the Belmont Astor Weill Kitty Mr. Morgan Douglas Morgan

Williams Treatment Promises Relief From Uric Acid Ailments

Claiming to cure kidney and bladder diseases rheumatism and other pains due to excessive uric acid the Williams Treatment advertises a free 75 cent bottle with a small postage fee. Readers are urged to cut out the notice send name address and 10 cents to The Dr D A Williams Company East Hampton Connecticut for delivery by parcel post.

Williams Dr. D. A. Williams Company Dept. L New P. O East Hampton Conn

Headstrong resolve amid anonymous calls and letters

In a tense exchange, a woman defends her independence against an unnamed suitor and powerful men. She reassures a confidant that she remains vigilant and unyielding, while noting nerve in a troubling telephone message and a pending continuation of Mrs. Mollen’s letters to Brown.

Douglas Kitty Katherine Crowninshield T. H Crowningshield Lovers’ Lane

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