Cambridge Pastor Indicted for Murder by Suffolk Grand Jury
Rev C T Richeson Immanuel Baptist Cambridge indicted on five counts of murder in the first degree. Grand jury returned the true bill after four days of hearings with ten witnesses. Marriage to Miss Edmands, planned for today, was continued without action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stun
Clarenge ‘V. Heson
Immanuel Baptist Chough
Cambridge
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Con Getoher M
Hia
Weet Heart
Misa Avia
Richeson
Miss Viewt” Edmands
Broakiinc
Uncertain poison methods probe in Lin nel case indictment
District Attorney says grand jury warranted an indictment as details remain unclear about how the poison reached Miss Linnel. Richeson trial date tentatively set for January, with defense and local lawyers gathering in Lynchburg. Indictment described as unique to Massachusetts homicides, allowing evidence on multiple poisoning methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorne
Dunbar
John’s, Lee
Lynchburg
Richeson
Massangetti
Five Cedars
Arraignment delay in Newark murder case ends in tug of war
Alison MacFarland charged with wife murder faced arraignment as a dispute between her attorney and the public prosecutor delayed proceedings. The judge granted a delay to obtain a copy of the indictment after a debate, with no arraignment date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Alison MacFarland
Hfe Attoney
MacFarland
Ume
Obituary notices and funeral announcements mixed
Local obituaries list several individuals with affiliations to Catholic churches and addresses, noting deaths on October 31 through November 2, 1911. Names include Elizabeth Ki, Mary A. Dened, and others, with funeral times at St Josephs, St Anthonys, and Prospect Hill Cemetery, and references to surviving spouses and family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ualibi
George Washington
Urd Cassel
Mazzetta
Ein Av
Tate Brix Geo. Sonn P
D Street
Elizabeth
Henry Ki
St. Joseph's Church
Prospect Hil
Blondes
St McKinley
Portland
Chesney C
Xeathence
Fourteenth Street
Reltives
Atlement
Clenwood Cemetery
Mabev
Ales Preston
John and
Josephine Manigerat
Fewton Street
Brookland
B.d.ursday
St. Anthonys Church
Tequiemsmasé
Owens
Obituary era notes and funeral directors directory
A list of local funeral homes and embalmers with contact details and addresses. Includes W and Pumphrey Sons, Frank Geier's Sons, Speare, Harvey's Sons, Clements and others. Provides phone numbers, locations, and service notes for funeral arrangements and related undertaker services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Pumphrey & Son
Foneral
Meryland
Frank Geier's Sons
Chapel
A. Speard
Maaager
William Lep
Ah Bobermer
Harvey's Sons
Enbalmera
Bs Fourtgenthat
KW. Qarritts
Eiaoet Telephone North
Clerotote
Jes
Clemenia James T. Clements
Pace Wort
Huser
Mhation
BORCE
Zuehorst Pundertaxing Establisement
SOLE
Hate Indisten
Giri
Migs WM
Los Angeles Primary Sees Socialist Harriman Lead Race
In early returns from two percent of precincts Harriman, Socialist, and incumbent George Alexander lead the field for Los Angeles mayor. Neither candidate has a majority, setting up a regular election race as women voters join the contest with over 23 000 registered and more than 9 000 eligible voters. Socialists run a strong council slate ahead of the Republican Good Government coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Job Harriman
Alpines Republican-Good
Liverats
Socialist Councilankc
Héelican-Good Government Coalition
George Alexander
Republican-Good Government
Job+ f Hartiman
W. ©. Mushel
Hegan
McNamara Mourder
Republican Incuro
Refuge for Emperor Sought at American Legation
London dispatch reports that the German emperor may seek asylum at the American legation as a last resort. The Daily Telegraph correspondent notes movements of ocean steamers including Wilhelm der Grosse from New York to Plymouth and Cherbourg, Campania routes via New Queenstown, and other sailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Telegraph
qpRiven
New York
Kempring
Wilhelm
Bremen
Kainer Wilhelm der Grose
Plymouth
Cherboure
Fishguard
Campania
New
Queenstown
Liverpool
Dover
Pioland
Sin Kalver Witkoten
Potsdan
Rajterdara Vial
Health Office Records of Deaths and Names Compiled
Health office record lists numerous names and relations with births and deaths noted. Includes George Washington Chiverelly and Margaret McNair among others, with ages ranging from infants to elderly, referencing hospitals such as Spipsey Hospital and Washington Home for Foundings Months and Columbia Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherne A. Schnelor
A. Vallant
Carmel
George Washington
Chiverelly Woapftat
Taury F. Ryan
Sipsey Hoapital
Margaret 2. McNar
Sante
Walter M- Lig
Aft
Benning Road
Monte William Gweste
Washington
Leuia
Armatcong
Arylim Fonghal
Laura Addin
Cohembia Hospital
Licensed to Marry Names Loosely Read in OCR Text
A garbled OCR fragment lists several names and ages for marriage licenses or ceremonies. The legible items include William H. Taylor age 37 and Joceptine C. Lee with unclear details, Alouzo J. Gigs, John Lateie, Way Harrison age 20, and ministers R B Jackson Ineneh Allan 34 and Me ML Warves 33. The Rev. Wm F. Mibboas is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taylor
Joceptine C. Lee
Alouzo J. Gigs
John
Lateie
Way’ C. Harrison
R. B. Jackson
Ineneh Allan
ML Warves
Ae de Hyware
Arorr Wout
Ww. F. Mibboas
Revolt and Diplomacy in China Weighing Power Shifts
Reports from Hankow and Peking detail revolutionaries pressing advances against imperial forces, the capture of Hankow stations, and continued unrest as Yuan Shi Kai weighs return to Beijing. Foreign troops guard concessions while Americans seek refuge and cautious measures at the legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
Linyuanchau
Yuan
Shi Kai
Yen
Ors
Promis
Americana
Legation
Peking
Taiyuantu
Shansi
Tsnantu
Chanchung
Paotingtu
Teh~ Chow
Kwaiteng
Teane
Yin Tobeng
Sinyangehau
Tan
Yuan Shi? Kai
Ching
Jam Irlal
Washington
Yuen Shi Kei
Chiesa
State Department
National . Assembly
Rebels Trained in America Explain Superior Military Skills
The War Department reports from over eighteen months ago describe Chinese organizers in the United States forming five companies in Los Angeles with Mauser rifles. White male instructors, many former officers, trained them to return to China and organize militia, with instructors later dismissed about eighteen months ago and said to have helped form central China rebel forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
War
National Guard
United States “Army
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Monchun
Tartars
United” States
Central
Chim
Kaiser Warns Islam Threatens German Empire Abroad
Berlin reports the Kaiser denounces Islam as a danger to German colonies and praises missionary work. He told Bishop Munsch that natives must be educated and converted to Christianity, a stance condemned by Catholic papers as short sighted and risky for German diplomacy in East Africa and the Ottoman realm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berlin
Kaiser
Munsch
Alle - Gérmad
East’ Africa
St .Wilhelm
Jeadite Catholic
Newewaperd
Tslarn
Italy
Skalgen
Muhammedana
Talam
Mob riot claims life during store shooting night
A Saturday night incident end in a fatal shooting at a local store. Police report a mob atmosphere and confusion as officers attempt to quell the disturbance. A man named Hotlenshené was killed during the event and authorities investigate the motive and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. ‘Wialker
Aucegas
Hotlenshené
Hay Approved Payment to Ward Heirs Tied to Boxer Indemnity Fund
Former cabinet official and attorney John W Foster faced questions on his role in authorizing payment from the Boxer indemnity fund to the Ward heirs tied to the Chinese rebellion. The House subcommittee questioned authority, noting an act of Congress appeared necessary to sanction such settlement. Foster claimed he acted as special attorney for the Chinese government and denied prior payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sakre
John W. Foster
Ithia
West Conger
Pire
Tothe
State ‘Department
Mr. Raster
Nwo
Robert Lathe
She -Yayin- Hee
Tina Hed -Guarastieed
Foster
Hay
Amiden
Conger
Prince Ching
Congress
China
Dent
Hey
Ward
Bay
Charles Denby
Denry
Ges
Wardley
Wei
Abdewas Wiéd
Hitchcock’s Resignation Rumors Stir Cabinet Talks
A Washington dispatch reports Postmaster General Hitchcock may resign his cabinet post before year’s end. Rumors say marriage plans drive the move, with alleged talk of a New York widow Mrs Stickney and a possible European tour following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mit
Stickney
New York
Thrown From Heq Trap Terrifies Mrs Astigville
Frightened Mrs Astigville faces confusion after a trap incident described as a Heq trap mishap. Police investigation begins as witnesses recount a startling moment and local residents seek clarity on who was responsible.
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Ches
Pastor Haggard
Kalon Wine CO
St. W. W
Sauter-Kenney
Marya Catholic Church
Urner
Marinoro
Father di Raolo
William J. Santer
Bereha
Breen
Harriman
Alexander
Health Office Record
Joseph
Molite Pathoralty
Oscar
Corrina Teehan
Frederick
Gertrude Magrudte
George Q
Myrtle L. Litherland
Milton A
Freda F. Bufott
Gtr
Ghaties
Sua Fatelte
Chander
Itl
Kenneth T
Heelsedee Cote
Roy
Amanda Hawison
Fuward
Fannie E Hughes
Gic
Edward F
Joste M. McCormick
Gil
Philip E
Annie Magner
Riv
Atthay J
Nellis
Clanche M
Pumeler Ghester Aang Huth
A. Suiligos
Ilar
Sarah “O. Jobo A
Om A. Bayty
Toho
Bertie Winewa
Howard
Eva Thomas
Aaron
Olive
Aled
Emma Mo
Wunu
Revels
Averaca
Wuchang
Admiral Suh
San Francisco
Shanghai
Chinese Free Press
Hongfong
Hunyadi
Janos
America
West
Tritkey
J. W. Foster
House
Hitchcock
Astigville
United States
Germany
Russia
Poland
Austria
France
Spain
England
Technicla Smay
Aeolian Co
F Street
N. W
Eépdon
Det
Rotary For
Ireland
Aselnied
John Simon
House of Commions
Sity
United Kingdom
Waltham
Tace
Elgin
Waitham
Pec. Price
Gertlemen
Walt Aesne
Blain
Eigio
R. Harris & Co
Waltham, Or
Tou Feed
R. Harris
the Jewelers
D Streets
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