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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
4
Dr. Coriat, eminent alienist, declares Richeson mentally impaired over the Linnell murder. He explains partial responsibility and notes honesty in questioning can reveal insanity, while denying a church society role in funding.
A local branch of the American Merchant Marine Association is being organized in Boston with many licensed seamen joining. An open meeting will be held Sunday at America Hall 724 Washington Street with a New York committee led by Captain Luther B. Dow to address and aid the organizing effort.
William Baxter testifies at Pilgrim Hall that he saw Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeson at Mormon meetings and dining at his house, while Mrs. Brittain and others push allegations. Attendees and speakers dispute the claims, noting lack of corroboration as a branch of an anti Mormon group convenes.
Dr. L. Vernon Briggs aims to deliver his detailed report to the Governor soon saying it is nearly complete and will include all facts. William A. Morse, counsel for Richeson, says the outcome rests with Briggs and the Governor and that Richeson may not be sent to the state.
Sheriff Quinn delayed setting a removal date for Richeson to the State prison, saying the plan would be decided today and carried out quietly. He noted the law requires removal by midnight May 18 and that Richeson wishes to stay longer for counsel, with health and daily routine described as stable.
A collection of maternal testimonials from Philadelphia and Fall River praising Father John’s Medicine. Mrs. Geo Schaeffer reports a chronic bronchial cough cured, and Mrs. Handel Hobson claims long illness resolved after use.
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