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November 8, 1910
Newark Evening Star And Newark Advertiser
Newark, Essex County, New Jersey
What is this article about?
Dr. William O. Bailey sues the estate of late brewer Joseph Hensler, Jr. for $20,000 in medical services provided from spring 1907 to July 1908, including attendance, board, lodging, and travel. The trial begins tomorrow in Supreme Court before Judge Heisley.
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DOCTOR SUES BREWER'S ESTATE FOR $20,000.
Bill for Medical Attendance on Late Joseph Hensler.
Trial of a suit for $20,000, brought by a physician against a rich brewer's estate, will be begun before Judge Heisley and a jury in the Supreme Court circuit tomorrow.
Dr. William O. Bailey is the physician, and he has retained Frederick W. Smith as his counsel to sue for the big amount named for medical services rendered to the late Joseph Hensler, jr., naming Arthur C. Hensler as executor of the estate as the defendant.
An attempt will be made to show the jury that Dr. Bailey's services were worth $20,000. They began in the spring of 1907 and ended in July of the following year, and include office attendance, board and lodging and traveling expenses for six months.
Joseph Hensler, jr., died in November, 1908, of a complication of diseases, and Dr. Bailey, who has been already paid for part of his services as medical adviser and attendant upon the brewer, was with him in his last illness.
Frank E. Bradner will defend the estate.
Bill for Medical Attendance on Late Joseph Hensler.
Trial of a suit for $20,000, brought by a physician against a rich brewer's estate, will be begun before Judge Heisley and a jury in the Supreme Court circuit tomorrow.
Dr. William O. Bailey is the physician, and he has retained Frederick W. Smith as his counsel to sue for the big amount named for medical services rendered to the late Joseph Hensler, jr., naming Arthur C. Hensler as executor of the estate as the defendant.
An attempt will be made to show the jury that Dr. Bailey's services were worth $20,000. They began in the spring of 1907 and ended in July of the following year, and include office attendance, board and lodging and traveling expenses for six months.
Joseph Hensler, jr., died in November, 1908, of a complication of diseases, and Dr. Bailey, who has been already paid for part of his services as medical adviser and attendant upon the brewer, was with him in his last illness.
Frank E. Bradner will defend the estate.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Justice
What keywords are associated?
Doctor Lawsuit
Brewer Estate
Medical Services
Supreme Court Trial
1908 Death
What entities or persons were involved?
Dr. William O. Bailey
Joseph Hensler, Jr.
Arthur C. Hensler
Frederick W. Smith
Judge Heisley
Frank E. Bradner
Where did it happen?
Supreme Court
Story Details
Key Persons
Dr. William O. Bailey
Joseph Hensler, Jr.
Arthur C. Hensler
Frederick W. Smith
Judge Heisley
Frank E. Bradner
Location
Supreme Court
Event Date
Spring 1907 To July 1908; Death November 1908
Story Details
Physician Dr. William O. Bailey sues the estate of deceased brewer Joseph Hensler, Jr. for $20,000 in unpaid medical services, attendance, board, lodging, and travel expenses from spring 1907 to July 1908. Trial set before Judge Heisley in Supreme Court.