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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1912

Page

2

Richeson Prepares for Death as Last Sunday Service Nears

Richeson, weak but clear minded, asks to lead a prisoners service before execution. He has named keepsakes for Mrs Linnell and Violet Edmonds and speaks of finding peace with God. Attorney Morse notes Richeson is calm and resigned, awaiting the death chamber amid final religious observances.

William A. Morse Mrs. Linnell Violet Edmonds Douglass Richeson Boston Richeson Attorney Morse Charlestown Post Dr. Johnson Stebbins Allen Johnson Avis Linnell

Clarence Richeson Prepares Quietly for Imminent Death

Clarence Richeson spent his last hours in Charlestown death house in calm spirits. He sang hymns and spoke fondly of family and upbringing while recounting his life from childhood and education. He expressed readiness to meet death and hoped to preach to inmates on his final Sunday.

Richeson Attorney Morse Dr. Johnson Virginia Southland Johnson Mr. Johnson Dag Johnson Richeancarcely Ceeded

Last Sermon of Condemned Clergyman Richeson

In a Boston prison death chamber Richeson delivered his final sermon using the Twenty third Psalm. He recalled childhood South Carolina scenes and spoke of superabundance and the Lord being shepherd. He expressed repentance and peace as guards and clergy listened.

Richeson Old State Herbert S. Johnson Herbert Stebbins

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