Muenter's Sister Under Police Eye in Cambridge
Cambridge police pursue new lead in Harvard instructor Professor Erich Muenter case as sister Bertha Muenter arrives from Chicago and lodger F W Bryant returns. Authorities seize water samples from the Muenter home for arsenic testing while probing motives including life insurance and alleged bigamy.
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Muenter
Cambridge
Harvard
Erich Muenter
Leone Muenter
Bertha Muenter
Chicago
F. W. Bryant
New York Life Insurance Company
la Salle Street
New York
Walter Krembs
Rosalie Kratz
Biberich
Germany
Max Gundlack
Portland
Brother Innocent Declared by Miss Muenter in Cambridge
Miss Bertha Muenter says her brother Erich is innocent of murder and denies attempts to asphyxiate his wife. She asserts he will return to Cambridge to face the charge once he learns of the case and defends his sanity and character.
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Miss Muenter
Bertha Muenter
Chicago
Cambridge
Erich
Krembs
Shorts
United States Steel
Thomas W. Lawson
What Muenter's Sister Did in Cambridge Yesterday
A sequence of visits in Cambridge shows Miss Muenter arriving from Chicago at 10 a.m. to see Mrs. Derrick at 80 Garfield Street, then staying in seclusion at 107 Oxford Street until 2:30 p.m. before meeting again with Mrs. Derrick for lunch. Inspectors Hurley and Neilon, along with F. W. Bryant and City Solicitor Pevey, visited the Muenter home multiple times, ending with Miss Muenter leaving for Mrs. Derrick's at 8:05 p.m.
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Bertha Muenter
North
Cambridge
Muenter
Oxford Street
Derrick
Hurley
Neilon
Bryant
Harvard
University of Kansas
Pevcy
Miss Muenter
Pevey
Muenter House
Neison
Garfield Street
Mr. Pevey
Attorney Pevey
Professor Muenter
Chicago
F. W. Taylor
Post
Swan
M. W. Derrick
Saw Only Friends Edith Chase Witness in Muenter Trial
Edith Chase, a nurse who tended Mrs. Muenter during her final illness, would be a crucial witness should Professor Muenter face trial.
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Edith Chase
Mrs. Muenter
Professor Muenter
Market Lowers Prices Amid Bear Raids On Stocks
The market fell to a yearly low after coordinated bear raids and large stock liquidations by wealthy financiers. J R Keene’s block sale of Great Northern preferred and coal sector tensions weighed on sentiment, with liquidity strains and a possible need for further monetary relaxation to stabilize prices.
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Great Northern
United States Steel Corporation
Hill
Lkely
Howver
Henry Clews
San Francisco
Wall Street
Suspected arsenic case discussed at inquest
Witnesses claim Mrs. Chase insisted on privacy while Muenter faced questions about his wife’s death. Medical experts explain arsenic as a cumulative poison, and Dr. Whitney’s findings are cited to link symptoms to poison administration.
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Muenter
Chemical Laboratory
Harvard University
MacDonald
Whitney
Arsenic Poisoning Suspected in Mrs Muenter Case
Medical Examiner William G. MacDonald, speaking as a private practitioner, said Mrs. Erich Muenter of Cambridge showed symptoms consistent with arsenic poisoning per nurse Edith Chase. He cited abdominal pain vomiting and references from arsenic in drugs and wall paper as typical signs.
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Erich Muenter
Cambridge
Edith Chase
William G. MacDonald
MacDonald
Dr. MacDonald
New Pullman Service to Montreal on Rutland Route
The Rutland railroad on New York Central lines begins April 30 with a Pullman buffet parlor car on the Green Mountain Flyer Boston to Montreal daily except Sunday, leaving Boston 10 45 a m and Montreal 8 50 a m. Sleeping cars run without change on Boston 7 25 p m and Montreal 7 10 p m trains daily. Tickets and reservations at 298 Washington Street Boston.
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Rutland
Burlington
Green Mountains
Vermont
Lake Champlain
Washington Street
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