Editorial April 24, 1902 Issue

Spead v. Tomlinson

William B. Johnson, Alfred Farlow, James A. Neal with contributions from Streeter

The Daily Patriot

IN the Sentinel of October 24, 1901, we published a somewhat lengthy account of the case of Jennie A. Spead v. Irving C. Tomlinson, which was tried at the October term of the Superior Court at Concord, N. H., the trial resulting in a disagreement of the jury.

The plaintiff pushed the case to trial again, and it was reached and the trial entered upon Monday, April 14, before Judge Peaslee and a jury.

Briefly stated, the suit was brought by Mrs. Spead to recover damages for alleged malpractise in the treatment of a case of appendicitis. Following was the plea and statement of Mr. Tomlinson, the defendant:—

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