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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
3
Chief Watts declares the case against Minister Richeson finished. Rev. Dr. George Croff of Newton Theological Seminary will fill the pulpit at Immanuel Church this Sunday. A church inquiry into the matter is scheduled for October 27 behind closed doors.
The advertisement touts Poslam as a rapid cure for eczema acne tetter psoriasis and more with a 50 cent box sold by druggists and retailers including Riker Jaynes and Houghton and Dutton. Poslam Soap is medicated and antiseptic for cleansing and infection prevention.
Hyannis residents react to the murder of Avis Linnell as her mother Mrs. Linnell seeks justice. The report covers the victim’s fiancé Mr. Richeson, church minister Clarence V. Z. Richeson, suspicious money theft claims, a Kansas City telegram linked to Patsy Fultz, and local reactions including Gertrude Carney’s infatuation and the arrival of a crowd at the station and hotel.
Avis Linnell died shortly after her fifteenth birthday while her rich son is 33. Born in Hyannis she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Linnell. Her father formerly a fisherman and later in the building trade. She attended local schools and then the State Normal School after high school graduation.
A Hyannis girl met Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeson during normal school days and became his fiancée. She studied voice in Boston at the Conservatory and taught at Tremont Temple while living with the YWCA at Warrenton Street. Richeson, a Virginia native born in Rose Hill, pursued ministry while working through school and earned degrees at William Jewell College and Newton Theological School before ordination in St. Louis.
Ten cent Cascarets ad promises thorough cleansing of stomach and bowels while improving liver with no griping. Claims include removal of foul gases and undigested food, relief from headaches biliousness and indigestion, and appeal to men women and children. Advertises as nightly sleep aid and household staple from druggists.
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