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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1912

Page

8

Conan Doyle's Challenger Interview Baffles Malone

Edward Malone confronts Professor George Challenger in a tense interview about prehistoric monsters in South America. Challenger's brutal, imposing presence clashes with Malone's cautious tactics as a police interruption halts their exchange before a new confrontation inside Challenger's study.

Edward D. Malone London Courier Gladys Hungerton George E. Challenger South America Malone

Impostor Journalist Encounters Fiery Professor in London

A narrator visits a famed professor in a wealthy London home, faces intimate intimidation and a volatile confrontation. The professor berates the journalist, vows to eject him, and the arrival ends with a wild tumble down the front steps amid a shattered chair.

Funeral services for Sergeant Cowan held in Woodlawn

Funeral services for J. Wesley Cowan, sergeant in Company M, Eighth Regiment, Somerville during the Spanish war, were held yesterday at Woodlawn Cemetery chapel. The service, led by Rev. Harley D. Maxwell, drew a large turnout including his unit and a firing squad. Cowan died at Somerville Hospital last Saturday night from typhoid fever, two weeks after his wife’s death from the same illness. He was 31, leaving a daughter of five.

J. Wesley Cowan Eighth Regiment Somerville Woodlawn Harley D. Maxwell First Universalist Church Cowan

Clem Entine Barnabet Claims 17 Murders in South Louisiana

Clementine Barnabet, described as a half blood negress, confessed to leading a secret cult that carried out human sacrifices and killed 17 people. Authorities say her story helps clear the mystery of 20 murders in Southwest Louisiana and points to other night assassinations across Louisiana and Texas.

Lafayette Clementine Barnabet Louisiana Texas Clementine

Cult of Sacrifice tied to 35 murders across Louisiana and Texas

Police reveal Clementine confessed as the head of the Church of the Sacrifice, admitting to 35 assassinations carried out by a cult in Southwest Louisiana and Southeast Texas. She described ritual killings at night, a cottage taken for slaughter, and a bloody orgy, with authorities preparing to charge her but not naming other members. The killings disrupted black communities, driving fear and locking doors at night.

Enmore Park Red Austin George Edward Challenge Henry Clementine Louisiana Texas Church of the

Special Easter Pages In Next Sunday Post

The issue will feature two Easter pages. A four color picture shows the angel appearing to the two Marys at Christ's tomb, framed as a standout. The other page titled The Passover of the Samaritans includes four color illustrations.

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