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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1896

Page

5

Williams in Quincy Democrats open campaign with rally

In Quincy on August 11, a Democratic rally at Hancock Hall drew a large crowd despite heat. Speakers included George Fred Williams and Timothy W. Coakley with Brooks Adams presiding, praising majority rule and denouncing opposition within the party amid debates over monetary policy and bi metallist reform.

Quincy Democrats of Hancock Hall Brooks Adams Wiliam A. Hodges Thomas J. Lamb Horatio V. Holbrook William B. Orcuti John A. Avery Cornelius Monahan George D. Cahill Frank A. Hobart William T. Shea George Fred Williams Timothy W. Coakley Williams Chicago Hisses Democratic Party Massachusetts New York New Jersey Connecticut United States New England Europe England Russia Argentine Mr. Williams

Heat Wave Seals Several Deaths Across Cities

A prolonged heat spell hits Boston and surrounding areas with 92 to 94 degree readings and 65 percent humidity. Dozens prostrated and dozens more report illness. New York and Brooklyn report multiple deaths and hundreds of cases as officials warn of continuing high temperatures and upcoming cooling.

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Boston's Fatal Record of Heat Deaths

A flood of heat related deaths from a day of extreme temperatures in Boston claims many lives. Among the victims are Rose Smolinski, 16, and George Smith, 60, with numerous others from Roxbury, Charlestown, and Dorchester prostrated or dying at homes, workplaces, or hospitals. The death toll rises to around forty seven direct heat fatalities with many more possibly linked to the heat wave.

Vernon Street Roxbury Fruit Street North End Massachusetts General Hospital Winsor Nickerson Wakefield Haverhill Street Division 1 Martin Bartlett East Second Street South Boston James Leonard Dedham Simpson Street West Roxbury Patrick Conlon Hanley & Casey, Brewers Lowell Boston Rose Smolinski Lowell Street George Smith Ulmer Columbus Avenue Centre Street City Hospital Michael Doyle John Harrington Chelsea Revere Rubber Company Revere Auburn Place Minnie Carroll Fifth Street South Fellner Carter Building Water Street Thomas B. Hart First Street Charlestown A. W. Hastings Friend Street John Judge L. G. Burnham & Co Mount Washington Avenue Federal Street Michael Holland Bolton Street Third Street Holland Shirley Street Dorchester Dennis Driscoll Maiden Lane Brighton William Ryan Salvnsburg Avenue Thomas Burna Union Station Henry Farrell Walcott Street Thomas Real Watertown Arsenal Washington Street Cambridge Main Street Patrick Martin Cross Street Patrick McMorrow Gibson Street Patrick Davenney Everett Wolcott Street W. J. Murphy Harrison Avenue H. Alexander Kingston Street Washington and Orange Streets Mary McCarthy Bow Street Daniel Houghton Cleveland Place John Murray Longwood Avenue W. H. Malcolm Oak Street Nashua N. H Charles Jones Charles Colley Annie Thompson Crescent Beach Captain Simpson Dward Murphy Towne Harry Simpson Simpson Nantasket Nantasket Beach

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