Local Residents Named in Cambridge and Boston Area
FAST WIND HERE. A list of residents and addresses across Cambridge Boston and nearby areas including Albert Kreuger Patrick Holleran William Boylan Gustave Shattuck John Sergian Michael Ryan Dennis Hanrihan Nicholas Harford Annie Deckman James Bateman Mary Connell Delia Carroll John Carroll Marion Cunea Michael Doherty John Mageer Esther Nassemere and Charles Cashman. Also two unconscious persons found on Harrison avenue and near Malden bridge with hospital note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kreuger
Decatur Street
Cambridge
Patrick Holleran
Harrison Avenue
William Boylan
Market Street
Brighton
Gustave Shattuck
Boylston Place
Jamaica Plain
John Sergian
Washington Street
Michael Ryan
Linden Park
Tremont Street
Dennis Hanrihan
Nicholas Harford
Henchman
Annie Deckman
Cambridge Street
James Bateman
Parker Street
Roxbury
Mary Connell
Delia Carroll
Charlestown
John Carroll
Thomas Cocroft
Boston
Marion Cunea
Michael Doherty
Bunker Hill Street
John Mageer
Brookline
Esther Nassemere
Charles Cashman
West Quincy
Malden Bridge
John Magee
Winchester Street
Chase
Magee
Macallar, Parker & Co
Gunther
Massachusets General Hospital
Henchman Street
North End
Amelia Clark
Weather outlook predicts cool, breezy day ahead
The brief forecast notes fair and cooler conditions with easterly to northeasterly winds. The cooler air arriving at noon yesterday is expected to continue today, with a temperature comparison between Wednesday and Thursday illustrating the change.
Weather and heat toll rise with cooler outlook
The Post forecast a steady day with no major change and cooler weather later, noting a 10 degree drop by midnight. Rainfall yesterday morning spurred many prostrations, with 41 heat deaths in Boston to noon and 81 total on Wednesday, infants especially affected, plus multiple heat related cases and one fatality at 21 Orange Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Smith
British North America
Mercury
Boston
Board of Health
Orange Street
Green
Station 6
South
Hoffman
Victims in Heat Wave See Casualties Decline
A drop in deaths followed cooler temperatures though new cases of prostration were reported. Dennis Hourihan died at City Hospital after being found in bed. Gustave Shattuck John Sergian and Michael Regan died on heat illness. William Boylon Patrick Holloran and Estheir Nassemere were treated after heat exposure. Michael Doherty, two, sunstruck in a trench on Huntington Avenue, remains on the dangerous list. James Bateman, driver for McCormick's, is noted among cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Dennis Hourihan
Harrison Avenue
Gustave Shattuck
Boylston Place
Jamaica Plain
John Sergian
Washington Street
Michael Regan
Linden Park
Tremont Street
William Boylon
Market Street
Brighton
Patrick Holloran
Estheir Nassemere
Michael Doherty
Bunker Hill Street
Huntington Avenue
Webb
James Bateman
Parker Street
Roxbury
McCormick's Brewery
New York Heat Claims City Victims And Curses Streets
Up to 2 p m the heat killed twenty six people in New York City and caused two score cases of prostration. Carcasses of dead horses dogs and cats lay in the streets, delaying removal and filling the air with foul odors. Brooklyn reported eleven deaths and fifteen prostrations. The 2:30 p m temperature reached 93 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Five Men Overcome By Heat In Bridgeport Mills
A laborer at Warner Bros corset factory collapsed in a trench and was saved by Emergency Hospital staff. Four men at W F Swords lumber yard also collapsed. Numerous large factories remain closed due to extreme heat across Bridgeport Connecticut on August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Warner Bros
W. F. Swords Lumber
Five Deaths From Heat Reported In Hartford
Five more heat related deaths announced in Hartford bringing total to twenty four over four days. The city endures 96 degree heat at 1 30 PM as a shortage of trained nurses strains care with many nurses tending two or more patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Heat Prostrations Persist as Philadelphia Sees 96 Degree Day
Two deaths from the heat were reported by Aug 2 o'clock in Philadelphia with no letup in July heat. The city hospital treated several more cases as the temperature climbed to 96 degrees this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Death in Concord From Heat Exhaustion
Samuel Souther aged 55 died from heat exhaustion in Concord on August 13. He came from Nova Scotia twenty years ago and was unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Samuel Souther
Nova Scotia
Mr Merry Talks About Doan's Kidney Pills
Curtis's drug store at 226 Broadway features real estate dealer Mr M Merry praising Doan's Kidney Pills for his back trouble. He says plasters caused itching and odor, but after starting Doan's Kidney Pills his back improved, and he stopped using plasters. Sold 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Broadway
M. ©. Merry
Panile
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
United States
Wyman's waiters strike Over proposed higher wages
At 11 30 a m yesterday a committee of the Waiters Alliance presented Charles G. Wyman, owner of five Wyman depots on Spring Lane and other streets, with a contract demanding at least 10 a week for steady men and 4 a week plus 50 cents per hour overtime for noon men. Wyman refused and discharged the waiters. alliance officers say wages offered are reasonable given prior pay and hours, citing reports of 3 1/2 hour noon shifts for 3 a week and higher weekly sums for steady staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Wyman
Wyman Bean and Sandwich
Spring Lane
Bedford Street
State Street
Washington Street
Essex Street
Waiters’ Alliance
Post
Wyman
Alliance
South Street
Hera Wins 30-Footers Race On Triangular Newport Course
In Newport R I on August 13 a 30 footers sweepstakes race sailed twice around a sixteen mile bay triangular course. Hera owned by Ralph N Ellis led wire to wire and finished first in 2 hours 2 minutes 55 seconds. Amateurs skippered boats beat all professionals, with Vaquero 2:04:45 and Dorothy 2:05:15 close behind while Raccoon and Carolina did not finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Hera
Ralph N. Ellis
Vaquero
Dorothy
Esperanza
Wawa
Asahi
Musme
Raccoon
Carolina
St Columbkille Picnic Held at Highland Lake
St Columbkille Court M C O F of Brighton held their annual picnic at Highland Lake Grove yesterday. In athletic events M J Dillon won shot put, James Waters and J O Brien won the three legged race, John Callahan won the 100 yard dash, John Keene won greased pig, James Sullivan won hop step and jump, and Edward Devlin won the three standing jumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Columbkille Court
Brighton
Highland Lake Grove
M. J. Dillon
James Waters
J. O’brien
John Callahan
John Keene
James Sullivan
Edward Devlin
American Wringer Co. advertises agents in Boston area
The American Wringer Company lists locations at 13 and 15 Broadway Extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill in Boston. They offer all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
Water woes spark indignation over Winthrop supply
The volunteer fire brigade faces danger as water shortages and failed supply from Revere Water Company threaten Winthrop and nearby Crest. Residents criticize the company, report waste under the sewer system, and note bills, hose restrictions, and court actions seeking relief. Community leaders call for action as August heat and dry season press on local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tewksbury
Revere Water Company
Tewksbury
Boston
Shirley Street
Magee’s Corner
Winthrop
Pauline Street
Simon Donovan
Ingalls
Revere
Beachmont
Sullivan
Neptune Avenue
Bristol
Om Kee Morse
A. §. Burnham
Morse
Sheldon
Supreme Court
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Mr. Bristol
Burnham
Saugus
Study Money Don't Talk It George F Washburn Letter
Eastern Populist national committeeman George F Washburn writes Bishop John P Newman defending use of silver and greenbacks, challenging the 53 cent dollar claim and urging removal of anarchist labeling while noting Methodist letters calling for retraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Truth and Justice
George IF. Washburn
National
People’s Party
George F. Washburn
People's Party National Executive Committee
John P. Newman
People's
Boston
Mass
San Francisco
Cal
Bishop
Lombard Street
London
Bryan Reception Draws Small Crowd at Windsor Hotel
New York August 13. Mr and Mrs Bryan attended a reception in the Windsor Hotel ladies parlor to meet supporters. The event drew about 250 people, despite pre arranged program. Mrs Bryan wore black flowered silk. St John and detectives accompanied the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mrs. Bryan
Windsor Hotel
Mr. St. John
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
National Committee
Mrs. Bland
Mrs. Stewart
Harrison Finds Fault in Campaign Ordering
New York August 13 General Benjamin Harrison learned there was good reason for delaying his Aug 27 city speech. Chairman Hanna refused early consent, causing offense. Harrison now hesitates wanting Major McKinley to open the campaign from Canton and continue speaking until November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Hanna
Canton
Major McKinley
Moody reports mixed currency sentiment and GOP outlook
Congressman Moody arrived home from Duluth and western points. He says the currency question divides sentiment at visited towns, and he finds the outlook for a Republican victory in November encouraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
W. H. Moody
Duluth
Minn
Wyoming Democrats Back Silver Platform Pledge Bryan
The Democratic State convention adopted a strong silver platform and sent a telegram to Bryan pledging Wyoming’s electoral vote. The move reflects unified support and a clear pro silver stance within the party. The event occurred in Wryo Aug 13 with Bryan receiving a pledged backing from the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wryo
Bryan
Wyoming
Massachusetts Speech Attacks Harper's Weekly as Treason to Democracy
A Massachusetts Democrat denounces Harper's Weekly for profiling public figures as enemies of the nation's honor. He defends Bryan and Sewall, praises Debs, Altgeld, Tillman, and Watson, and urges unity against money power and corporate influence in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Weekly
William J. Bryan
Arthur Sewall
Hisses
Bryan
Mr. Sewall
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Eugene V. Debs
J. S. Coxey
John P. Altgeld
William A. Peffer
Benjamin R. Tillman
William M. Stewart
New York
Mr. Purroy
Mr. Sulzer
Watson
Congress
Republic
Sewall
Maine
Debs
Coxey
Mr. Coxey
Peffer
Governor Altgeld
Mr. Tilman
Altgeld
Illinois
Tillman
Stewart
Massachusetts
United States
Forsooth
New York Times
Sing Sing
Bloomingdale
Commonwealth
East
Boston
Caose
Mr. Williams
Timothy W. Coakley
Wyoming Republicans back free coinage and nominations
At the Cheyenne convention on August 13 the Wyoming Republican platform urged free coinage of gold and silver into standard money. Nominees for Congress and supreme judge were named, with H. V. S. Groesbeck as judge candidate and four presidential electors led by Mrs. Sarah Malloy, wife of a Union Pacific superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Congress
Frank W. Mondell
Groesbeck
Sarah Malloy
Union Pacific Lines
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P. m
Hood
MR. Merry
ST. Columbkille
Washburn
Bishop Newman
Wheeler & CO
Ulag Tsar
Hanover St
Breck’s
Whitman Agricultural Works
Auburn
Ross Ensilage
Joseph Breck & Sons
North Market St
the Windsor
McKinley
Congressman Moody
Chicago
State House
George Fred Williams
Nebraska
Bartholdi
California
O’sullivan
Nathan Matthews
John Corcoran
Democratic Party
William Co. Whitney
Pierpont Morgan
Whitney
Republican Party
Philip J. Doherty
Williams
WOMAN
Marry ME
Wilson Brros
Tremont Row
Burt—Hart
Aug
RE. E. Young
Justice of the Peace
William Burt
Mamie Hart
Palmer Street
Hooksett
Walcott
Natick
Hannah P. Walcott
Edward Walcott
West Central Street
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
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