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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1910

Page

16

Charlton Ordered Extradited to Italy in Murder Case

Porter Charlton, who confessed to killing his wife Mrs Mary Scott Castle Charlton, was ordered by Judge Blair to be turned over to federal authorities for extradition to Italy. He was arrested in Hoboken aboard a German liner after the body was found in a Lake Como trunk.

New York Porter Charlton Mary Scott Castle Charlton Italy Blair New Jersey Supreme Court Charlton Hoboken Lake Como

Lancastrian Reaches Charlestown After Rough Atlantic Voyage

The Leyland liner Lancastrian captained by Alexander Fortay arrived at pier 41 Hoosac docks Charlestown nearly 48 hours late after two days of blustery weather from London. Returning cattlemen include Randolph Eide and George Scheffels of the University of Illinois. The ship's cargo totals 3000 tons of wool hides tea coffee liquors and more. A return voyage is planned next Friday with 56000 bushels of grain among the cargo.

London Leyland Alexander Fortay Port Pier Hoosac Docks Charlestown Thames River Atlantic Randolph Eide George Scheffels University of Illinois

Worden Sues Cambridge Officer in Civil Suit

James H Worden of 30 Sacramento Street Cambridge won a verdict of 500 dollars in East Cambridge Superior Civil Court over a May 24 home disturbance. Mrs Worden sought 500 dollars but received no award. Plaintiffs alleged assault by Patrolman P J Healey during ejectment of a lodger Leiger, with the couple accusing the officer of attack.

James H. Worden Sacramento Street Cambridge East Cambridge P. J. Healey

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