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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1910

Page

5

Indict Wolter in 93 Minutes for Murder in New York

In New York on March 30 two juries quickly moved the case of Albert Wolter toward trial for the murder of Ruth Wheeler. A coroner's jury held him for the grand jury and a true bill was issued atop 15 other indictments. The trial is set for Monday despite defense claims of shabby treatment and questions about Wheeler’s death.

New York Albert Wolter Ruth Wheeler Walter Wallace D. Scott

Airship Line Proposed From New York to London

A. Brodbeck of the Aero Club of Utah proposes a line of Zeppelin type airships for fast passenger transit between New York and London via Peking. He is negotiating with Count Zeppelin and seeks postal authorization to carry mail by airship, noting 40 mph speed. Potential stations include New York Chicago Omaha Denver Salt Lake San Francisco Seattle Fort William Behring Stockholm Tokio Pekin Irkutsk Omsk Orenburg Moscow St Petersburg Riga Berlin Cologne Paris and London.

Washington New York London Peking A. Brodbeck The Aero Club of Utah Count Zeppelin Broadbeck Hitchcock Post Office Department Congress Brodbeck Chicago Omaha Denver Salt Lake San Francisco Seattle Fort William Behring Stockholm Tokio Pekin Irkutsk Omski Orenburg Moscow St. Petersburg Riga Berlin Cologne Paris

California Syrup C9: Nonsensical Constipation Remedy Ad

Advertisement claims a syrup called California Syrup C9 can permanently overcome habitual constipation through personal effort and proper living. It promotes the product as the best remedy to assist nature and replace natural functions with nourishment and correct habits. Sold by leading druggists in regular size at 50 cents per bottle.

Nature Uct California

Farmers' Special Hits the Line with Farm Lectures

The Farmers' Special train run by the B and A railroad visited Westfield Pittsfield Cheshire and returned to North Adams with large crowds of farmers and families. Lectures by Ray L Cribben and professors on cows pruning and farm practices drew enthusiastic attention from Normal School girls and local students.

North Adams B. & A. Railroad Cheshire Springfield Westfield Pittsfield Ray L. Cribben Mr. Gribben Mr. Cribben J. Lewis Ellsworth State Board of Agriculture Walter E. Adams Boston & Albany George E. Stone Amherst Drew Greenwich Kate Shea Mary Flaherty Jessie Cole

Shackleton to be greeted by Boston dignitaries today

Sir Ernest H. Shackleton arrives in Boston at 6 30 am to a grand reception led by Archbishop O Connell Governor Draper and Boston leaders. The Victorian Club drives the arrangements with George T Cop pins and Lt Shackleton arriving with Captain Bob Bartlett from New York.

Sir Ernest H. Shackleton Boston Archbishop O'Connell Lawrence Draper Henry L. Higginson Bernard J. Rothwell John D. Long Charles W. Illiot Lowell Harvard Massourin Technology Iitzgerald George T. Coppins Lieutenant Shackleton New York

Shackleton to Visit Boston Harbors Victorian Club Reception

Lieutenant Shackleton arrives at South station greeted by Victorian Club assistants and members from British societies in Boston. A guard of honor from British Naval and Military Veterans will escort him to the Hotel Touraine for breakfast and a reception before noon. He proceeds to Cambridge for dinner at the Harvard Union hosted by Professor William M. Davis. He later dined with T. J. Bowlker and is escorted by cavalry to Symphony Hall for a city committee reception.

Touraine Cambridge Harvard Travellers’ Club Harvard Union William M. Davis T. J. Bowlker Victorian Club Symphony Hall

Shackleton asks to end pole controversy over Cook

Sir Ernest Shackleton urged a complete cessation of debate over whether Dr. Cook reached the North Pole. Speaking at a New York Transport Association dinner, he credited Cook's polar work regardless of final attainment and warned against further discussion.

New York Dr. Cook North Pole Ernest H. Shackleton New York Transportation Club Manhattan Sir Ernest Polar

Arcadians Hold Dance at Navallus Hall Bowdoin Street

Arcadia members and guests enjoyed a dance last evening at Navallus Hall, Bowdoin Street. Cyrus McCarthy Frank Hannon Joseph Tompkins and John J Boland directed the event.

The Arcadias Navallus Hall Bowdoin Street Cyrus McCarthy Frank Hannon Joseph Tompkins John J. Boland

Boston Elevated to pay for Cambridge bridge share

The Boston Elevated must pay $515,000 in two equal sums to Boston and Cambridge as its share of the Cambridge bridge cost. The decree, entered by direction of Judge Sheldon with all parties’ consent, follows a 1908 petition for three special commissioners to fix the Elevated’s contribution. Frederick P. Fish, James F. Jackson and C. B. Ham...

Boston Cambridge Cambridge Bridge Supreme Judicial Court Sheldon Cambridge Commission Frederick P. Fish James F. Jackson Charles

Court Appointees File Report On Appointment Yesterday

The court appointed Lin and colleagues and they filed their report yesterday detailing the actions taken and recommendations made in the case.

Lin

Train Kills Shoe Worker at Haverhill Depot

John H. Phee, a shoe worker, was struck by a fast freight train at the Boston and Maine depot in Haverhill and died shortly after hospital treatment. He attempted to cross tracks ahead of the train, seven cars passed over him, leaving his head severed and one foot severed. He was married with two children.

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