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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1911

Page

1

Boston Weather Relief as Rain Breaks Heat Wave

After five days of record heat in Greater Boston, a cooling rain swept the city last night. Within an hour the thermometer fell 23 degrees and relief was forecast for today and tomorrow. An east wind is due to replace the deadly southwest current, while the storm spurred fires and widespread damage in Wakefield and surrounding towns as deaths and prostrations rose to alarming levels.

Boston Weather Bureau Federal Building Greater Greater Boston New England

Great Storm Ravages New England Cities and Towns

A severe electrical storm spanning Burlington VT to Maine caused massive damage. Wakefield saw the Cutler block and armory destroyed, with $30,000 in losses. Boston to Portland reported many fires, downed telegraph lines, and utility outages, with total damages in the thousands.

Boston Wakefield Bangor Cutler Block Unitarian Church Brookfield J. H. Lamphrey Portsmouth N. H Biddeford W. Ladd Burlington New England Berkshires Maine Connecticut Worcester County Portland State of

Boston Stores Close At 2 In Heat Wave

In a rare show of humanitarian stance forty leading Boston stores shut doors at 2 pm as temperatures neared 100 degrees. About 30,000 clerks and other workers gained a half holiday while employers prioritized safety over sales. Some firms allowed sick employees to leave early. Continue on Page 3-Fifth Column.

William H. Forbes Vernon Street Horn Pond Nichols Ice Company Stoneham Charles H. Arnold Williams Street Arnold Boston Sol Houghton & Dutton

Millionaire Stokes testifies after hospital shot

W. E. D. Stokes, New York hotelier and horseman, told Tombs Court how he was lured to Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad’s apartment and threatened with death unless he produced a $25,000 check. He described being lured and men hidden behind a door as part of the plot.

New York W. E. D. Stokes Lillian Graham Ethel Conrad Freschi Tombs Court Stokes

Baseball scores and golf and sailing notes from sports section

National League games Cincinnati over Boston 12 to 11 in 12 innings Chicago tops New York 6 to 2 Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 10 to 1 St Louis 1 Philadelphia 4 American League Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 0 St Louis 8 Chicago 1 Golf Ross leads in State championship tourney Harvard star H W Kelly may miss Cambridge Oxford meet Eastern Yacht Club cruise starts today Columbo and Sullivan reach schoolboy golf finals Big shift in Red Sox infield

Cincinnati Boston Chicago New York Pittsburg Brooklyn St. Louis Philadelphia Cleveland Ross H. W. Kelly Harvard Cambridge Oxford Eastern Yacht Club Tony Columbo J. A. Sullivan Red Sox

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