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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1909
Page
11
Whitney recounts a Peary confrontation aboard the Roosevelt over Dr. Cook's articles and belongings. Peary insists no Cook property go aboard, forcing Whitney to pack items into boxes and seal them for storage in the ship’s rocks.
William Taggard Piper, longtime Cambridge School Board representative on the library trustees, resigned yesterday. At an adjourned trustees meeting Rev. James R. Walsh of St. Marys Church, Cambridge, was elected treasurer in Piper’s place.
New York date scene shows Wilbur Wright and Glenn Curtiss cancel planned Hudson River flights due to strong wind over New York Harbor. Curtiss eyed Governor's Island for a flight but wind shifted plans, then visited the balloon park to discuss the dirigible accident from yesterday’s race.
Wright and Curtiss conduct private maintenance on their aircraft on Governors Island as legal action looms. Wilbur Wright says the suit is a test case and seeks a quick decision before any more flying. Curtiss disputes the height report and notes he will inform his lawyers.
Crowds line streets as the Hudson Fulton celebration parade honors international fleets and American units. UK bluejackets, German sailors, Dutch midshipmen, Italian cadets march with U S forces, while police and soldiers maintain order. The event culminates in tonight’s literary and civic events with Curtiss, Governor Hughes, and Dr. Cook in attendance.
Boston clergy news covers resignations and movements including Rev S R Meredith retiring from Pasadena First Congregational and Rev Duncan A MacPhie taking rest in Nova Scotia. Reports from Christian Endeavor and Cambridge area churches note arrivals, delegations, and temp соз.
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