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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1910

Page

3

Thieves Steal 2000 Watches Worth 20000 From Waltham Ship

New York detectives link a burglary to a bogus express crew who took 2000 watches valued at 20000 en route to England aboard the Camponia. A previously stolen horse and wagon may have aided the theft near the North River pier. Jewelers nationwide alerted. insurance companies lead the investigation.

The Waltham Watch Company New York City England New York National Express Company North River

Shackleton Speaks for His Associates

Lieutenant Sir Ernest Shackleton thanked his expedition colleagues at the Pilgrims of America luncheon in New York on March 28. He praised his associates worldwide for their unseen contributions and lauded Americans for Commander Peary's achievement.

New York Ernest Shackleton Pilgrims of America Lawyers’ Club South Pole Shackleton Joseph H. Choate Great Britain Peary

No Collision With Comet Predicted By Astronomers

Harvard professor William H. Pickering disputes Lowell’s claim that Halley’s comet will touch Earth and be scarcely noticed. He estimates a comet’s mass far larger than a portmanteau, explains the comet’s head of meteorites and a luminous tail, and notes two orbital intersections with Earth that avoid collision. He cites a 1 in 2,000,000 chance of a visible collision in 1910 and outlines when Halley’s will be visible and best observed in April and May.

Kent Boston William H. Pickering Harvard University Lowell Astronomical Observatory Flagstaff Halley Professor Pickering Pickering Century Magazine Earth

Everett man presents 15000 specimens for Boston zoo and park plan

John I Jones of West Everett gave 15000 bird and bird egg specimens to Mayor Fitzgerald for a Franklin Park zoo and natural history reserve under the George S Parkman fund. He plans to donate more to Everett High School and describes rare items including ivory billed woodpeckers and Blackburnian Warblers.

Everett John ‘I. Jones Tremont Street West Everett Fitzgerald Boston Franklin Park George S’. Parkman Everett High School Mr. Jones Roosevelt Joe Princess Frank Bostock Middlesex Museum Everglades Florida New England Huat and Atlantic

Navy to test 3000 mile wireless link from Brant Rock

The Navy Department anticipates a major wireless telegraphy achievement as the cruisers Birmingham and Salem attempt 3000 mile communications with the Brant Rock naval station in Massachusetts. Birmingham will launch from South Atlantic points off Africa while Salem positions about 1000 miles away to link directly with each other and the Brant Rock station.

Washington Navy Department Birmingham Salem Naval Brant Rock Mass South Atlantic

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