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Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1910-08-20 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

WIFE'S GRIEVOUS POSITION. The charge of child murder against a Parkgate mother had a temeational sequel cu Kiturday. The husband of the unfortunate woluan. John Itieherdeoe. of 49. Albert 1 Read, Parkgate. committed suicide by cut- I ring his throat. The lamentable affair areatest a most painful impree,ion. accentnating ; the •feeling of deep sympathy aruus:d in fee district by the earlier tragedy. 1 Richardson Was a gardener, 57 years ot ; age. His wife. Mary eleanor Richardson, is i at present awaiting her trial on three . charges: Ile the wilful murder of her three weAti old son; ('2, the attempted murder of ' her tele Percy, aged four years, and (3) at- . tempted suicide. The dead discovery was not made until geortly after one o'cluee en Saturday after- • neon. Not having seen Richardson about. I SIGHTeerteSTIN4I SPECIALfST. S- Opticians by Appointment bit the neighbours became anxious. as on the! (by Examination). the Rotherham Hospital. previous day he luid coinplaified of feeling s unwell. and they feared that he reiget Ile Imperial Buildings, High Street, Rotherham, werse. l'he door of the house was found to it And at 7, George Street (High Street, Sheffield. be Ii chest, and several pebbhs were thrown Ie at the window, but as no answer was forth- i coming nne neighbour got a knife and opened ! the window. On getting into the room she; s . _. .... _ . ____. ea leave ..0ie1,,,,,t,thi r itiitool,tit tlhele aboateinolei,soNwfihnilacyhn di:, edi. tec-fit erock,..l stayedr:hii a. tta ll:ii•julidaellidceidhhiashse.:ki pt..apereei...i,t_4.4.4 itionryewllor.th hearted" of chips sod a pennyworth of hem %V hat clid he have to dritik?-A little drink Two neighbours were let in at the door, and a zeee. on going neitairs Riehardeou Wes bairnd in lti• was sober, was hef-Yes, sir. bed with hi *throat cut. The bed wile satur- , Wes lie ill at all f-He said he would have atied with blood, and there Was a large pool to see a esictor, of else he wield breats down, on the floor. The pollee were immediately , Did he tell,' eon...lily's-Yes, sir. sent for, and on their arrival Richardson. 1 Was lie a man in his sen4s, or out of his settsesi- No. sir., He teemed jute as usual. nett beine dead, was removed to the Roth(when. Hospital, but 'he died during the How !mg ovor tw have you known him ?-A little o yerii, course of the efterneon. , !lams vou ever heard him threaten to cut• 1/15P1-7): CORONER AND TITTIA•- 1 his thiniit or kill himself or connuit suicide?'
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1910-12-17 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

CHRISTMAS DON'TS.  Don't forget your poor friends.  Don't leave the cost mark on presents.  Don't forget ishat Christmas really means.  Don't forget that little present for your wife.  -Don't let money dominate your Christmas  Dot let Chris:mita giving deteriorate into a trn!e.  -Don't forget that it is more blessed to give than to reeetve. Don't embarrass yourself by giving more than you van afford.  Don't eat too much turkey. Leave room for the plum-pudding.  Don •t tn to pay debts or retum obligationz in your Cfiriatmaa  Don't forget that the children will expect a viait from Santa Claw,  Don't send Christmas greetings unleas you really mean what you send.  Don't give a wooden-legged man a pair of slippers—one is quite enough.  Don't east eyee on your pars best girl. Look out for one for yourself.  If you have to work to-day don't grudge other people their Christmas holiday.  Don't give noisy presents to the children if the neighbours are inclined to be fidgety.  Don't forget that an ounce of contentment is better than all the presenta in the world.  Don't send your chimney-sweep a bar of soap. He is not quite so black as be looks.  Don't grumble to-day. Remember that • happy heart and cheery smile are contagious.  Don't over-eat yourself whatever you do. Uneasy lies the head that is troubled by a nightmare.  Don't give trashy thiogs. Many a lumberroom could tell strange stories about Christmas presents.  Don't wrap yourself up into yourself; make up your mind that you will make someone happy- to-day.  Don't smoke the cigars you get Its Christmas presents. There are easier ways of coatmitting suicide.  Don't pinch your host's tablespoons. It's a scurvy way of sbewing how much you appreciate his hospitality.  Don't let Tommy overeat himself. Too much plum-pudding to-day will mean a doctor's visit to-morrow.  Don't be surprised if there is • tar-away look in the office-hoy's eyem just now. He is looking for Holing Day.
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1910-04-30 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

WADSLEY BRIDGE NOTES.  A great sensation was experienced on Wednesday when the rumour was abroad about • the suicide of Herbert Waterhouse. residing in Wynyard Rood, who for yvveral yearn flxs been following, the profesaion of bookmaker. It is taought that a • summons that has been iismed against him has caused his mind to become unhinged, and made him commit this rash act. 'Universal i‘raipethy is being expressed for his wife and I family. Pew men were better known in the district. The Wadsley Bridge Conservative Aelmeta+ion held a very successful meeting on Wednesday sight at the Gate lon. Councillor R. T. WiSion presided. (...ptein Becke, of the National Skirviee Defence League. gave a capital address. Dirley Carr Rifle Club opened their Isrtrue fixture in very promising style. Their first match at home on Saturday against the iiitherto invincible Dronfield team gave theen their first victory, and although fired under most miserable conditions there is no wonder they are quite delight/al with their achievement; and haring tasted the n-weetti of victory at their ffiwt attempt, will try harder to keep up and improve on their winning form. Let us hope so PNEItAI. OP WA DSLEY BRIDGE POriTMISTRESS.--The -funeral of Men. Mary Ann Lawman, etth-pestmietrese at Wadsley Bridge. took place in Wadslev Pariah ('horde. yard. in the preeence of a large number of eympathisere. The Vicar (Rev. E. P. Blakeoff) officiated. The mourners were Miss Lawson, Mr. C. lAwson. Mine A. Lawson. Mr. A. baweion, Mm. Albert 'Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. C. Padley. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. ff. Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. F. Lawson, Mr. T. Dawson, Mrs. J. Dixon. Mts. G. Ripon. Mies Finningham Mrs. J. Fairest, Mrs. M. Hatfield. and Mr. W. Green. Them were also present Mr. .1. Chambers (restmaster of Sheffield), Mr. C. Wamendey (subpostmaster of Grenneridel, and Mrs. IA °niersley, Mr. R. Coggan (late stil>-postmaster of • Grenoside), and Mr. J. Murgatreyd avisTinsti master of Wnd.sleyl, and Mrs. Marina-top:I
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1910-09-24 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

RITSV. silver i e corer and trifling "At 6“IY "f ..,WiterS. low. aioatariar that Douglas, with whom he left the deceased. and ! 5,..,. r!•ttfrry. man should join. Speaking on the he returned to get dressed. Ile next saw her ' mr. and Mrs. Wofflnden, Thurliston,. km atah, r., er"nen.' f.vntlPrnrattion AM. he said a in the room of his own house, on the fluor, , Mr. and Mts. 71liott. Barnsley. pair rote „erring t,, Slit mfleey ear: spent in riasist- dead. Mr and Mrs. A. Winterkatom, Oxspring, Din, ! their . „,I . theirt fellow. workers what etas in answer to the Coroner, he said the only tures. ir pre rig ts. All kinds of method •Workington, linen pillow claw 1 Mr. B. Harrat, Ra.rnsley. clock. all as want as possible. The Act Sea zin3 thal Its had failed in business about two a,'lnnted by insurance companies to sere''e reason ho could think of for the deed was !WM Clark. i Mr Swift. Shenley, sheets, and clothes broth, *king hot eatiefactory, having ninny itorka-_ months ago, and the home had had to be sold. !m..• randy, Peniatone, tablecloth. holes, in which the inettranee ettmPanles and and his wife had never seemed to get over it. ' Mn, Row.. Spe;ley. tablecloth. Mr. Heyday. during the course of his re- ard Mrs. G employer= foetal a way ma, ana it wait their She had since been very depressed. Ile had, !me and Mn". If. Chilvers. Pentatone. tea se; duly to see that a man got what was his just however, ever heard her say that she would ;mist Hill. flarrogate, tablecloth. Worley-as* rights, commit suicide at all. 1 broidered Pillow canes. marks • . contrasted the lot of the worker, Mrs. DOU las said that she was knocked up I Mis 3 Carrie hatemn• txtween 12 gam] I o'clock on Sunday morning, !Me. and Mtn. Mitten. Ite"he"e vane. ! especially ihn lein-nnient4' with thnt 'tf the !'d ' th door Mr Bamforth car- ! Mr. Ca.rter, Rirkborton. tab:- cover. Peniatone, rare. an on opening e !! . . 'Mrs A Beattie. Sheffield, cal. basket. d'oylsn. , omploynr. picturing ihe environments of each rs Bamforth into the house. She was and pilknw nwwww. : from birth-the poor man's child. 1 bht ried II ' i Into the world ia an heist:ill-nouris te roug ex- shi.icked toss's, she had a cut in her throat , mee, msrlverma, Penistone, salts. pepperettek I eting the beat way it could. then when if l'he deceased simke to her, and told her she! and dl hl I roaches' tbe age of 13 years had to turn out hail cut her throat. The deceased went to ;Mies Southern. Penistone, pair of paintings, to work, the result being that at "; roars of the sofa and laid down, but only for a minute Mr 0 Woffenden and Mrs; lomas, cheque a,gn, the 3dmt,h. ‘,s•.an, Pnac.dlearilY ',Peaking an or two. She then jumped up and ran t,t her , tart man. win' rano ertheution. and VerV ' own hm, end whon she (witness) saw her
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1910-10-22 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

EOCMSPIEILD SIIOPLIPTING. Annie Wiggins. married, Ecclesfield, was __ charged with stealing five pairs of ladies' Daniel Thorpe. Of M. Foundry street, Ducken: o boots and a mane shirt, the property of the field. Cheshire. was charged at the Rotherham 7lrigliia tsidnewrands in theCarbroo dr kfaecrperative Society. Borough Court on Monday with attempting to The u ey and boot ae-1 commit suicide on October 9th by jumping . partment at Ecclesfield identified the Inlto.s. 'into the canal at Rawmarsh road. When asked Drilesnhdoti jilLt hadshe bheeadn ninotth.oeldhatbhiet obfesAt boots what he had to say, whether guilty or not s , guilty, be said he did not know what to say, go UP- I Charles Richardeon. a miner, of 17. Victoria and shirt. When she had come into the :a. h,, did dot recollect, anything a it. , sslitaoipi.s.wileta.nsess.ing hhaed, inhatdheoccshaospionThtoe articles road. Parkgate. said that about five o'clock on I I were pledged with a pawnbroker at Ilecles- !gumbo" afterni.n. the 9th Oct.. he was in 1• efi.eptild ofllonmnmf otrfhpfrolianttimpae pair. ~h o time with he i„zn wtith the ex: Rawmarsh road, near the Rotherham road : railway station, when he saw the prisoner on 1 brokeet, suspicion.s were aroused, and he : t.h,t 1: t: t et IT ime ug g h; patha. oft ht,,h,exclas, 'heal. hli adi4 'beei°4nheein"retbe goods she represented that she had bought gave information to the police. SEATO' of the :water. In company with another man, named at the Co-nperatite Stores, and with resre. Sanureas. the witness went to the prie,ner and to others that they belonged to her mot er. :asked him where he IV ati goinz. The prisoner 'rhe last time of raisin to the pawnshop was _. then poinied to the water and said "Back in last Ekiturdav morning. P.c. Liater arreelrn !there and and it.' then took him to her. When charged4ae replied "I did it. irsaativood Vale, to the house of a man named Defendant now said it wan hunger that made : Wm. Shirteliffe, at 57. Fildon road, and the her take them.---Supt. Slack said defendant , , police were sent for The prisoner did not apwas a rests's-stable woman, and had been re- , pear to be tinder the influence of drink, alspectably brought lip. Iler husband was a •though he was father peculiar in his ppesch. farm labourer. They had no children. The I P.c. Brookes paid he received the prisanet husband had not been working regularly.— rm. the„aide.. r n.. Wm. ahirtcliffe, took him I The husband said he had been nnable to work . to the police office, and charged him with at. ' through being i11.—.4 sister of the defendant 1 it.mpt.nz moke to her being in poor circumatancen.— She was put on probation for six months:. 1 to commit suicide. The prisoner s made a very rarbbling statement, and witness then come to tlae ranches:ion that he was not responsible for his actions, and he was removed to the Rotherham Workhouse Hospital. From the Prisoner's appearance, the wit nees concluded he had been drinking. He understood that the prisoner's relations were respectable folks in Cheshire.
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1910-02-05 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

TANKERSLEY NOTES. ; feel Medical Charon. .•• was especial the re- j,,,,,„ ~...ojet,„l gat trimmed with ahatiel ' t'h le„ . ';'• very well. '.• ,e e se se Iteipts showed a falling oft all rotted ell- . Asses and aloe carries( a bouquet ..:( flowees.l is e ' "'r'. `er4 .well- e'he eeth"i at her _-_-__. on Friday night about 5-.10. and cem- ; TO Fin;NTTI7I{F BE V EPS t. - lon I ortiounit realist.] [(call,. were: fo,lev. 13 12. i i'l.e.r. the co.resnonv a remotion was held at I nu•ale 7- - 'T.' Ito Stannineton Chunk .E 2 Ms- atittilington i't': .•. • . I ' whereat apeeiaily insited, if you are wedifid to do 1'...-•,...1.„ttn i.t't ' • • . • sv. 'll.' •"*"l" Kg"' - - ' 4 !drink ttf black beer She stayed in the house . LS:annotator, Liutartan 1... t.. • e ..e etttert.ttit,ed jedice to yourwlves. to go to the Market 16e:: !Sit; -.. Li k. about forty minutes. am! left alone. She I H ill treatle. Burt I• , is t ;v. and see the best 1 ; 1.ND1.31.13Vel- Sit-Very inteepoing and in , ' Airsode, 0 a 04 of the Frment`` re- appeared all right as far as he (witness) stock of ilea the kiwi of Furniture you want ' - - s••.. •_. 8,_..... ceo eel • Late father of bride.. piano; britlett 1 „mild tell. , structive addresses vs.yre wirer .li..Mr r • for lionie that the A rattle Furnishing ' ma' , mother, cheque. hearthrug, ;thine stool. and he e', 1,, the o 11,- i • The jure returned a verdict of 'Suicide; 1-O,V 1,110•0•0 r. rash or Fkisy cay. ;:".1' alt lb stand: Me. l'red Welker. .cliesllte:' meths ASee advertisement top of column ,"ro a'"-'"'"' '"e n'''.ev' !°."°°l nu ' .4-116,1:ay ia.-. i Mr. Fllld Nlrs. I. Walker. wsehi ng it tens. le ; j whilst of ut • am! mind." I 4-taige 4.1 ; an.a.-Mr. Geo. elleor was ihe auctioneer i tilt t ye,. 1 rubor ef ry lee ; ' Fr NEKAI,. I On Friday evening the annual meetine nf the lat the sale ef farm . "i'-1`• wti'''' "'" l'l'l '' i hride's ler., brass fonder and fireirims; The funeral tot k place oa Tuesday at the I Boldoverth al Wednsalty. when nr. It It "1 1 Tankeraley Girls' Frirndlv 6-,cietv bas hela ih ' 1 Mr. anti Mrs. I'isites (Harrogate). copper Jame and llouningfield tern tern and wee: farming; tlithsted of his stork the Tankersley Girls' School. Atmut Cl MEM, last h° 18 giving Ul' kettle, g1a..,,,,, ten hot, in-n,ne,,, ;,s,l calm; largely attended. The Bev. fl. Allett was ' o cafe,. 'There was a good :Attendance of Inher' and associatee eat d.ovn to tea, and after- 1...;' - INl.•.oter H. Hulling. sap dish; Nils. Gladys I the offieiating mine:ter, Many floral t ri- ' wards carries. etc.. were enloyed. A sketch was !I en ')e''' Lemmoid. wash leather ; N, ifs Kathie,. i bitten cOverist a piti'li One r'oillii. inscribed ! also given. entitle, "My titso was a gain." Dor- . ________ ____________. i (Harrogate). tookiti. qtensils; Mrv. :St.dl, i '•Flizaheth 01.1 know. the! Jan. Aftit. raio. ing the evening Mrs. Macnaebten gave out I
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1910-02-26 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

ADSLEY BRIDGE. , irresponsible fun he has no peer. The packed _ ' houses during the week have literally rocked Smith hsing the ring to advantage. though After drinking for eome days, 'nomad -113, . with laughter daring the time that clever little just before the bell rang Hague sent the left Braybrook. etater, 'Sheffield, a single man, !artist occupied the stage. He brings to Shef• to his jaw. The fauetemith and fifteenth laying with his father, threw himself into a field several new songs, including his lateet mounds were the quietest seen so far. Smith dam at Wadeley Bridge, on the 17AI inst. He - London successes, and needless to say he exdoing a lot of 731/111.114 tound the ring, d au- 1 Rats got out and taken into custody on a ' tracts every ounce of humour out of the various little damage was done. Smith dint fairly I charge of attempting to commit suicide. Oit • characters he pourtrays, particularly so in his well at the beg•initing if the sixteeuth round, [his prmuising not to do this sort of thing impersonation of the swaggering pier master. but Hague 'landed two good straight lefts !again, he was diseiharged on payment of the Another screamingly funny number is his at the close. Exchanges in tho seventeenth !seers. • "Queen of Fairies," which finishes with a re' meeting were ot a fast and fairly even nature, I KICKING A STOCKSBRIDGE , markably clever grotesque dance. Another en. Hague using the left alid Smith depending ; CONSTABLE . oellent turn is that of Miss Madge Temple. /note on the right. !Immo seemed little the . , P.c. Glover was on duty at Stoeksbrid w ge, • ho is aptly described as -The Mueical Comedy worse for wear, except for a damaged right 'no the lath inst., at eiglit o'clock in the even- Queen." Her two dories were given with capBRODSWORTH DISPUTE SETTLED eye, but Smith's left eve was fast closing, i ing' When he ease Edward Fox, labourer, of H ' Heating charm and the audience world have and tins lips were badly swollen, Still he , Laagsett, trying to force his way into a hotel, liked more. Mooney and Relbein are a couple - ----...--- remained e tining, an to d kept .pegging away l , H e was drunk, and the constable took him 'of up-to-date vaedeville artiAs, whose turn !MA Satisfactory Price List Arranged. the finish. dodging Hague s vicious swings ' into custody. Defendant threw himself - ciudee many novel surprises. Others in the and taking the straight lefts without a mur- !down and 'commenced kicking. The officer ' programme .are Austin Rudd, a comedian who _ re or. 'The fight went the fall distance, and I got assistance. Defendant was bandeuffed. ' scored one of the successes of the evening: the refiree ghee his verdict in favour of and conveyed to the lock-up. He threw him- ' the Derrington Family of sensational cycling. Smith on points. self down several times on the way, and • acrobat.l; Willie Gardner, who exhibits marvelENCOURAGEMENT
Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1904-04-30 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

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Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1904-11-19 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

AND RER ELDER CHILD. GORDON. V.F:D ABORT 19 MONTHS AT THE TILE OF TRH PHOTOGRAPH. • health  Mei-born and district was startled oni Tuesday morning by the news of a terrible tragedy, con of the most horrible ever recorded. About 4 a.m., the resi. I dents of Adwick road were anounded by the news that Mr. Walter Trubshaw yo years of age, traveller for Messrs. Waddington, glass bottle makers) had murdered his two children (Gordon and. Kennith, aged four years and twelve month respectkely), and also his wife, a most estimable lady, of Ilamsley origin, afterwards committing suicide by cutting his throat. •  'The nlunlerer, has been in failing,  Quite a gloom has been cast over the immediate vicinity where tlic crime cc. curred, as the murderer was well-known and respected, he being a regular churchgoer, and had always displayed the utmost devotion for his children. The facts of the crime, as related by bliss Ethel Flill, a domestic servant who lived will, the munlered family, are as follows : About 3 o'clock on the morning she was asleep in her bedroom, which is situated at the back of the ouse--Scartington Villas, Ado irk road, bleshoro',— whim she was aroused by her mistress shouting her name, and the infants cry. Mg. She then heard Mr. Trubsn -w  e 'for the last few months; the Zhildrvnl have also been ill, and a medical adviser I has been in constant attendance on the family for the last twelve months. On Monday Mr. Trubshaw was very dl, and stayed in bed all day. Latterly his intimate friends have observed that he has been very erratW, and especially Um, ho eldest child went under an operation, out a week ago, for a slight affliction of the throat. ' - •  These troubles troubles have evidently tint hinged hi mind. and the general eoncensus of opinion is that the murderer had suddenly been entirely depnved "ens-' ThE