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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1911

Page

8

Indictment Hinted as Richeson Case Moves to Grand Jury

About 15 witnesses including medical experts were summoned to appear before the grand jury as district attorney Watts and Chief Inspector Dugan push for a Richeson indictment. A key woman witness will not testify, but prosecutors say enough evidence exists. Medical Examiner Leary explained the midnight exhumation of Avis Linnell’s body and found cyanide traces. the DA wants medico-legal testimony ready if defense argues other causes. The Richeson and Edmands families have not met during the case, a point of police and press surprise.

Richeson Watts Dugan Avis Leary Ayts Linnell Attoney Gans Avis Linnell

Gets-It Corn Cure Ad Claims Safe Quick Relief

An advertisement promotes Gets-It as a painless corn remedy. It asserts the product removes corns without causing flesh damage or bleeding and compares favorably to shaving. Sold in Chicago and Boston outlets for 25 cents or by mail from B Law & Co.

B. Law& Co Chicago Ill Boston Jaynes Stores Klein’s Pharmacies Nurito U. P U. S Jaynes Drug Stores

Infatuations and testimonies swirl in Richeson case at Hyannis

The article details emotional prison visits between Colonel Richeson and his son, new alibi lines from Byron G. Nason, defense shifts, and police focus on evidence from Avis Linnell’s circle. It notes Abbie Crocker’s letter, a key photograph, and recent searches of the Edmands and Carter households as authorities pursue a possible alibi and the dog poison claim.

Richeson Byron G. Nason Avis Linnell Boston Berlin New Hampshire Barnstable Young's Bourne Hahn Lucille Zeigler Miss Linnell Hyannis Abbie Crocker Hyannis High School Miss Crocker Lucille Thayer Linnell House

Drop Woman Witness In Rieneson Case

Chief Inspector Dugan dropped a woman witness who claimed to have information about Clarence V. T. Rieneson after testing her story found fictional. Police worked through summonses and testimonies ahead of grand jury with District Attorney Pelletier and Assistant D A Michael Dwyer preparing the case.

Dugan Clarence V. T. Rieneson Chef Dugan Pelletier Asant Michael Dwyer

Special Grand Jury in Richeson Case

A special grand jury session lists jurors for the Richeson case. Names include Charles J. Boyden and Timothy J. Brennan along with numerous residents and professionals such as Joseph S. Dillon, Edward Gary, John H. Harrington, Charles W. Johnson, Gus Levy, Sylvanus Rich, and Walter Westwood. Courts prepare for proceedings at local addresses.

Richeson Charles J. Boyden Walcott Street Timothy J. Brennan Dennis Street Charles A. Carr Carpenter Union Park John B. Chifford Sixth Street Joseph S. Dillon Harrison Park William H. Emerson Ashford Street Joseph F. Foley Beacon Chambers Myrtle Street Charles Gano Aldie Street Edward Gary Stoughton Street John H. Harrington Monument Street Charles W. Johnson East Sixth Street Michael Kirby Randolph Avenue Gus L. Levy Garrison Hall Garrison Street Charles L. Long Saratoga Street Robert J. Lyttle Centre Street Edward F. Maher Biltmore Street Frank McElery Parker Street Robert E. Noonan George E. Putnam Fenelon Street Sylvanus Rich Cottage Park Road Winthrop Patrick J. Toy Browning Avenue Carl Treiber Everett Avenue Edwin C. Whittemore Carmen Street Walter Westwood Dorr Street

Father Meets Son at Jail In Touching Confrontation

Thomas Varland Richeson visited Clarence V T Richeson, accused of Avis Linnell murder, at the Charles Street jail. The first reunion in seven years moved both men to tears as the son pleaded innocence. Colonel Richeson and Douglas accompanied him, amid conflicting accounts about Frank H Carter’s presence.

Thomas Varland Richeson Clarence V. T. Richeson Charles Street Virginia Avis Linnell Richeson Douglas Chicago Frank H. Carter Cambridge Immanuel Baptist Church Carter

Resinol Soap Promoted as Permanent Cure for Salt Rheum

An advertisement claims Resinol Soap provides relief for eczema and salt rheum with a customer testimonial from Anna E. Ryerson of Pompton Plains New Jersey. It touts Resinol Soap as cleansing and healing for skin conditions and dandruff while offering a free sample from Resinol Chemical Co Baltimore MD.

Anna E. Ryerson Pompton Plains N. J Resinol Chemical‘o Baltimore

Accused Son Pleads Innocent Before Cell 47

As the father approached Cell 47 his trembing hand dropped his hat. He cried Father, my boy, and the accused son replied Father, I'm innocent. The pair spoke quietly as Mrs Edmands and Violet, the fiancé, were noted among the onlookers.

Woman Leaves Home in Carriage to Visit Institution

A woman departed from her home in a closed carriage to visit a local institution. Neighbors reported no disturbance, and no injuries were observed as she moved toward the facility.

Wilson Bros Sealing Sq. Jewellers Dent Boston Iiennal Opticians Institution

Police doubt Richeson alibi in girl’s death case

Officials say no alibi announcement from Clarence Richeson matters. Deputy Watts and Chief Dugan reject alibi as conclusive, noting time of cyanide delivery could still implicate the accused. They question the value of exact timing and how it would be used in prosecution.

Watts Dugan Bureau of Criminal Investigation Clarence V. T. Richeson Richeson

Not at Jail Frank Carter Denies Meeting Richeson

Cambridge resident Frank H. Carter of 147 Magazine Street told a Post reporter he had not seen Mr. Richeson since a week ago Sunday night and had not visited him in jail. He said he spoke with Richeson by phone at the Edmanda home prior to the arrest. He denied visiting or contacting Richeson’s relatives.

Carters Henry EB. Chase Cliftondale Square Chase Richeson Carter House Carter Place Edmonds Dugan Franklin Carter Frank. H. Carter Magazine Street Cambridge C. W. T. Richeson Post Mr. Richeson Edmanda Carter Mr. Carter

Dr English to Preach at Cambridge Church

The Rev Dr English of Newton Theological School will preach at both services of Immanuel Baptist Church in Cambridge next Sunday. Arrangements were finalized by the church finance committee. Church leaders indicated no action likely on Mr Richeson’s resignation at Friday’s business meeting.

English Newton Theological School Immanuel Baptist Church Cambridge Richeson

Invitations to Wedding Recalled by Edmands Couple

Mr. and Mrs. Moses Grant Edmands recall their wedding invitation issued for Tuesday October 31. The line home address is listed as 16 Devon Road Chestnut Hill.

Edmands Brookline Richeson Miss Edmands Moses Grant Edmands Moses G. Edmands Devon Road Chestnut Hill

Fels-Naptha Washing Keeps Clothes Longer

The ad urges saving clothes by avoiding boiling and hard rubbing in wash as Fels-Naptha cleans thoroughly in cool or lukewarm water. It claims whiter, sweeter results and clothes that wear twice as long with no boiling, no hot water, and no hard rubbing, following wrapper directions.

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