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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
16
Remaining Sack and Norfolk Models for Men and Youth
Included are all remaining Sack and Norfolk models for men and young men ranging from the extremely fancy patterns to the most staple blue serges and flannels, many heavy enough for late Fall wear.
Bay State Troops Paid and Fed on Border
Aug 23 El Paso report notes Massachusetts troops receive pay and improved rations and rest. Paymaster funds release passes many now. Bay State brigade to get cots, mess book oversight, and better meals. Officers face payroll disputes. some resignations occur. furloughs and promotions cited amid heat wave and public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Massachusetts
Cotton
Pershing
Bay State
Two Die in Heat Wave as Boston Sees Fatalities
Seven people were prostrated in Greater Boston by the heat yesterday. Two deaths in New England are attributed to the high temperatures. July 31 to August 8 saw temperatures reaching 95 at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astered
Greater Boston
New England
Hail Storm Wreaks Havoc With Cucumbers Back Home
In Boston for heat, L. H. Wheeler learns a hailstorm is shredding cucumber vines at his Warner New Hampshire farm. A hotel clerk relays the news by telephone from the Hotel Westminster. Wheeler remarks on the strange coincidence and the heat in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hullo
Heatwave Strains Boston As Thirsty Crowds Falter
Thousands sought shade in Boston Common and parks while a heat spell kept offices running on reduced schedules. Seven residents collapsed from heat exhaustion across Greater Boston, including Joseph Malone in Roxbury and Joseph Carey in South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Common
Murray
Greater Boston
Joseph Malone
Harrison Avenue
Roxbury
Blackstone Park
South End
City Hospital
Joseph F. Carey
Seventh Street
South Boston
West Broadway
Harry E. Wright
Morton Street
Dorchester
Friend Street
Fred J. Patterson
Fernwood Avenue
Revere
Ferry
Belmont Streets
Malden
Malden Hospital
Martin Newcomb
Cottage Street
Medford
Park Street
Post Office Closes for Heat in Lowell
Postmaster John F. Meehan ordered the Lowell post office closed for the afternoon due to extreme heat. Carriers and clerks received a half holiday with no mail delivery after noon as temperatures reached 94 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
John F. Meehan
Worcester Woman Dies in City Heat Wave
Worcester Aug 23 Mrs Edgar R Brown died at City Hospital from heat effects. George H Odlum 44 and Patrick McIntyre 45 were overcome and hospitalized as sun baked thermometers hit 110 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Edgar R. Brown
City
George H. Odlum
Patrick McIntyre
Man Struck by Auto in Jamaica Plain Bystander Hurt
Patrick Riley aged 45 a tinsmith of 4 Penryth Street was hit after stepping from a trolley on Columbus Avenue and New Heath Street at about 7 30 last night. He suffered a fractured skull and contusions to the knee and was taken to City Hospital where he was listed on the dangerous list. The driver Budd B Lawrence of Olmstead Street Jamaica Plain was arrested on an assault and battery charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Avenue
New Heath Street
Patrick Rily
Penryth Street
Budd B. Lawrence
Olmstead Street
Jamaica Plain
Rily
City Hospital
Lawrence
Father John's Medicine Testimonials From Mothers
Two mothers recount how Father John's Medicine strengthened their children. Mrs. Ernest Thiel of Stillwater Minnesota says Melvin grew stout and healthy. Mrs. Chas Chadima of Cedar Rapids Iowa notes Leona Rose stays well and strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Melvin
Ernest Thiel
Stillwater, Minn
Leona Rose
Chas. M.chadima
4Th St
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Officers of Second Fire Upon In New Mexico Outpost
In Columbus New Mexico Aug 23 two Second Regiment men Lieutenant A L Woodworth and Sergeant Major William T Bullard were fired upon while on outpost duty Private Perley R Penniman of I Company Northampton was wounded in the left leg The shot from a high powered rifle buried in the ground less than 30 feet from their position near the rifle range
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
N. M
Perley R. Penniman
I Company
Northampton
A. L. Woodworth
William T. Bullard
Cook Howard J. Greenhalge
Worcester
Mexico
Daniel J. O'Leary
Chester Johnson
Adams
Greenfield
Pittsfield
Ralph Dawes
Massachusetts
F Company
George Skelton
G. W. Moore
C Company
West Point Training School
Thomas
Eighth
Massachusetts Regiment
Springfield
Roy Parker
Headquarters Company
Fort Bliss
Mystery night rider claims and Penniman shooting board
A board of inquiry convenes to determine if Penniman was shot by a hostile shooter or self-inflicted. Captains Vanschaick Doane Roberts Slate and others will hear testimony at the base hospital while witnesses describe wounds, home letters, and possible concealment in Hermanas mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penniman
Hermanas
Louis J. Vanschaick
Army Intelligence Department
Massachusetts
Board of Inquiry
Henry Ll. Doane
Orange
George A Roberts
Springfield
E. J. Slate
Jamaica Plain Boy Wounded in France
T. S. Farnham of 38 Burroughs street Jamaica Plain received word from the British War Department that his son Bertram A. Farnham was wounded in the trenches in France on July 31. The report did not specify the nature of the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Farnham
Burroughs Street
Jamaica Plain
British War Department
Bertram A. Farnham
France
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Rs Eee
van Loons
Father
Lis
Mr.van Loon
MR. van Loon
Washington
Franklin
Palm Beach
U.S
Goodall Worsted
Priestley
Cravenette
New York
Philadelphia
Providence
Buffalo
Sweetser
Quartermasters Corps
Camp Cotton
Artillery
Congress
Ninth Companies
Border Patrol
Fabens
H Company
General Sweetser
Curley
Chaplain Rollins
Fifth
Rollins
W. Goodin
Albert C. Gray
Field Artillery
Ysleta
Yselta
Morris
D Troop
Joseph W. McConnell
Ninth
David Madden
The
Edward M
Federal Building
Weather Bureau
West End
North End
South
Sterling
Lal
Ealers
Rueter
Second
T. E. Hedlund
Greenhalge
Jamaica
Farnham
War Department
Bertram
Jason Weiler & Son
America
Amsterdam
Europe
Washington St
Tiffany
Fico
Fenway Breweries Co
Mass
Oston
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