Richeson Indicted in Murder of Avis Linnell
A Suffolk County Grand Jury indicts Clarence V. T. Richeson on five counts for the murder of Avis Linnell. The panel found, after deliberation, that Richeson wilfully killed Linnell by poisoning. A new witness may aid police, claiming she saw Richeson and a girl in a restaurant on the day Linnell died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Suffolk County
Richeson
Linnell
Bertha M. Girdler
Miss Linnell
Archbishop OConnell Prepares Ten Go to Rome
Cardinal designate OConnell Falconio Farley await Rome assigned titular churches Sancta Susanna Sancta Maria in Ara Coeli Sancta Maria Sopra Minerva. Boston Catholic Union sends telegram of loyalty to Pope Pius X praising Archbishop Willie H. OConnell for cardinal appointment and promising fidelity.
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O’connell
Falconio
Sancta Maria
Ara Coeli
Rome
St. Gregory the Great
Farley
Sancta Maria Sopra
Minerva
Cardinal McCloskey
New York
Catholic Union of Boston
Joseph O'Neil
Pope Pius X
Italy
Holy Father
Willie H. O'Connell
College of All
Catholigg
Boston
H. O'Neil
Possibility of a Foreign Pope Looms in Vatican
The Giornale D'Italia notes that after the next consistory the Sacred College will have 32 Italian and 31 foreign cardinals, highlighting the potential election of a foreign pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Giornale D
Italia
Sacred College
No Reply From Ban Johnson Over World Series Ticket Scalp
Chicago October 31 B B Johnson president of the American league has not answered John T Brush president of the New York National league request for an investigation into ticket scalping at the recent world series. A report said he went to Cincinnati to confer with August Herrmann about an inquiry. He was not at his office yesterday or today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
B. B. Johnson
John T. Brush
New York National League Baseball Club
Johnson
Cincinnati
August Herrmann
Americans in China 10 Seek Help
Pekin correspondent reports it is practically decided the emperor may seek asylum in the American legation if needed. Fighting between rebels and imperialists continues with rebels resisting. Hankow not retaken, Yin Tchang captures a northern railway station. Railway and telegraph services remain down as Americans plan a legation meeting to decide next steps.
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London
Pekin
Daily Telegraph
Hankow
Yin Tchang
Legation
Campaign Trail Highlights From Massachusetts Rallies
Governor Foss and Lieutenant Governor Frothingham led a busy schedule with 17 rallies in 11 places and 12 speeches. Foss urged a crime law against corporate interference in campaigns, citing United Shoe Machinery. Frothingham campaigned in the 14th district attacking Foss and praising workingmen’s compensation origins from a Draper commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
Frothingham
Cambridge
Tait
Deefat
United Shoe Machinery Company
David I. Wash
Margaret L. Foley
14Th Congressional District
Brockton
Taunton
Draper
Foss Walsh Rally Tour in Essex and Greater Boston
Governor Foss and David Walsh campaigned through Essex County and Greater Boston in 17 rallies from Andover to East Boston. Voters pledged higher majorities, while Walsh faced questions over woman suffrage as suffragists aided his campaign in a joint motor trip amid car trouble and fog.
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Foss
David I. Walsh
Essex County
Greater
Boston
Andover
Lawrence
North Andover
Ipswich
Danvers
Peabody
East Cambridge
Somerville
East Boston
Walsh
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Big Subsidy Sought for Home Rule
London, Oct. 31. Cabinet discusses secret Home Rule scheme with Asquith Birrell and Simon. Reported subsidy range to fund Ireland from 75 million to 150 million dollars. Treasury cites annual deficit of 1.5 million, Nationalists dispute. Proposed options include grants for old age pensions and Irish expenses to integrate with Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
John Simon
House of Commons
Treasury
Ncce
United Kingdom
England
Hitchcock May Quit His Office
Washington reports say Postmaster General Hitchcock may resign before year’s end and marry Mrs. Stickney of New York. Officials say they are watching for futures, while Hitchcock has been in New York and a European tour is discussed after a wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postoffice Department
Witchcock
Hitchcock
New York City
New York
Post Offices Run At Profit in 1911
Washington reports that the Post Office Department posted its first profit since 1883 for the fiscal year ending June 30 1911. Over 24 months the service swung from a deficit of 17 479 717 in 1909 to a surplus of 219 118 in 1911. Audited revenues reached 237 679 823 with expenditures 237 648 926, while small losses reduced the surplus by 11 779.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Postal Service
Woman Injured Child Prompts City Lawsuit Threat
Henry Quest of Roxbury announces intent to sue the city of Boston over injuries his ten year old daughter Marie sustained at the Phillips Brooks school yard. Marie fractured her right leg and ankle while caring for a crippled child under teacher Mises Brennan. alleged lack of teacher action followed after the incident.
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Henry Quest
Wayland Street
Roxbury
Boston
Marie
Phillips Brooks School
Mr. Guest
Post
Mises Brennan
Autumn Day 40 and Anniversary Notes
The entry marks Fortieth day of Autumn and 805th day of the year. It lists anniversaries noting the Stamp Act in force since 1765 and births of John Taylor in 1808 and Charles Claverly the sculptor born in 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor
Mormon Church
Charlies Claverly
Forecast for Boston and vicinity rain in brief
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for rain Wednesday with unsettled Thursday and colder, moderate variable winds. In Washington the forecast shows rain in the south and rain or snow in the north on Wednesday and Thursday with variable winds turning north Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington
Harvard Football Team Faces Scoring Leader in Gridiron News
The report notes Wendell as leading scorer as Harvard football is highlighted. It mentions gridiron action, a decision by officials, and Cambridge area context with an investigation by the commission. The piece blends team performance with local sports updates and potential upcoming events at Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iight
Harvard
Teeale
Wendell
Charters
Fou Au Ae Commission
Cambridge Cerebeats
Standpoint of the Expert Criminologist Reveals Case Logic
The expert criminologist compiles scattered evidence to reveal how the remarkable case fits together. He analyzes secured fragments to establish the logical relations guiding the investigation’s conclusions.
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Pius X
Ban Johnson
Alouys
French & Fayetti Sty
Lestaurante Court Iegel
Oxford 1813
China
Washinase, St
Try ‘Morse
Says United
Holland Wine Company
Dublin
Bole United States Agente
Greater Boston
Miss Foley
Mr. Walsh
CITY
A. M
Vastere
Rene
Thompson
Ator
Avis
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