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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
3
London March 4 Under authority of the aerial navigation act the Home Secretary bans foreign military or naval aircraft from passing over any part of the United Kingdom or its territorial waters unless invited and permitted by the government.
All foreign aircraft must obtain clearance from British consuls before entering the United Kingdom. Landings limited to specified coastal areas. pilots must report to authorities and secure permits. Overflights restricted over military and naval districts. Violations risk being fired upon, six months imprisonment or a $1000 fine. Espionage guilty aeronauts face seven years penal servitude.
An unknown man stole a touring car outside a Holyoke store, lost control, and crashed into an electric service pole, stopping the Holyoke Street Railway line for two hours. The car, valued at $0000 and owned by Julius Metcalf, was wrecked. the thief fled and his injuries are unknown.
The United States Treasury Department will proceed with constructing the old custom house at State Street to the original plan a 14 story tower. This decision reflects local sentiment rather than a belief that the tower is the optimal improvement for the property.
Miss Gertrude Weeks a Boston school teacher testified at the Dedham court that Mrs Chandler Folsom drank cocktails and champagne in the presence of her husband at the apartments of Frank Baker a Boston businessman and that she sat in Baker's lap during the proceedings yesterday
The record recounts a Harvard Yale football night wine party hosted by Baker at a Boston hotel apartment. Mrs. Bessie Folsom Barrell contests a witness’s claim that she admitted she could have changed a will. Chandler Folsom disputes claims about his wife’s conduct and asserts there was no impropriety during Baker's visit. Other witnesses include Mrs. Bartel and Dr. Barrell.
Miss Lucy Homer Sargent daughter of Aaron Sargent longtime city treasurer of Somerville married Otto Alfred Richter of Medfield last evening.
Quincy police detain Klim Kittick in connection with a shooting of Russian immigrant Mrs. Barask Sobodnikova. Photo by Park Studio.
Klim Kittick of Fore River Works is in Quincy police custody on a technical charge of attempted assault against Mrs Barasca Slobodnikova a 32 year old immigrant who was shot at Quincy Point early yesterday a.m. The incident appears potentially fatal as investigations continue.
Narrative shows an American sequence of events after a Russian wife left her husband in Russia and sought work in North Weymouth and Boston. Kittick and the woman argued over her return, the woman fired a revolver weapon, and she died after being found by Niccola Katuraka.
Herbert A. Tilden, a 60 year old Cohasset business figure once tied to Lincoln Tillside holdings and a Cape Cod land firm, is missing after a $25,000 suit filed yesterday in Dedham court by Mrs. Mary F. Field. Field seeks $18,590 she says she loaned him across multiple banks and stock sales. Gaffney represents Field. Senator Barnes is said to represent Tilden.
William Read, 62, of 2560 Washington Street Roxbury died from accidental gas poisoning. Read’s body was found shortly after 9 by fellow lodger Samuel Calley, with the gas cock to Read’s apartment range found turned on.
A federal grand jury indicted Warren B. Wheeler Stillman Shaw and G Alden Whitmore officers of the North American Rubber Company on 12 counts for using the mails in a defrauding scheme. The case follows a prior faulty indictment and accuses misrepresentation in stock sales with alleged false earnings and secret discounts kept from investors.
William Fef. McCarthy 24 Walker Street Charlestown led Patrolman W G Hill on a lively chase through the Charlestown shopping district yesterday afternoon after stealing a bundle of shirts from an express wagon on Kingston Street. The officer overtook and arrested him after a brisk pursuit.
President Taft reappoints Judge George Gray of the U.S. Circuit Court of Delaware as a commissioner at The Hague and names John Bassett Moore to fill a vacancy. Moore had been a candidate for assistant Secretary of State.
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