April Angster, Ash Wednesday 1972
Asbury Park Press 16 Feb 1972
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Dr. Porter's store for sale, 1874
Less than a month after causing his wife's death during an abortion and being arrested, Dr. Porter's store in Bricksburg was up for public sale.
Dr. Charles Porter performs abortion that results in death of his wife, 1873
Lakewood Times and Journal 18 Jul 1874 AN ABORTION CASE IN BRICKSBURG ----- THE PERPETRATOR FLED TO PARTS UNKNOWN On Saturday last a death occurred in this village which, though not attracting special notice at the time beyond a very limited circle, has since been found to involve consequences of grave importance and tragical character. Evidence has been found that prove that a heinous crime has been committed --a crime of that class of which happily our citizens know very little from actual knowledge or experience, but which the spread of public intelligence through the press demonstrates to be of fearfully frequent occurrence. Want of space in this issue compels brevity in a preliminary statement; besides, the leading facts of the case are fully given in the accompanying report of the evidence taken before the Coroner's jury. On Tuesday morning last the suspicions of several of our leading citizens had been excited by the divulging of certain circumstances connected with the dea...
Dr. Charles H. Porter buys drug store, 1873
Lakewood Times and Journal 5 Jul 1873. This is the same Charles H. Porter arrested for murdering his wife in 1875.
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