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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1910

Page

6

Cannon Has Lively Tilt With Pinchot

In Kansas City the exchange between Gif ford and Speaker Joseph G Cannon centered on conservation. Cannon credited J W Powell as the father of conservation while Pinchot named Theodore Roosevelt. Both praised resource protection but differed on who started the movement. Cannon teased Pinchot about a possible new party while Pinchot hailed Roosevelt’s legacy and the National Conservation Association.

Kansas City Gifford Joseph G. Cannon Knife and Fork Club Cannon J. W. Powell Government Geographical Survey Pinchot Theodore Roosevelt Winfield Kan Columbus Powell Committee On Appropriations Hale Allison Senate House Mr. Pinchot Mr. Cannon Congress Pinenot Brother Pinchot National Conservation Association United States St. Paul Aldrich Dolliver Cummins Beveridge JaFollette Murdock Norris

Whose Teams This Five Dollar Gold Piece Photo

A Roxbury district photo by a Post photographer offers a driver five dollars in gold if he identifies the pictured team within five days. The driver must visit the City Editor at 275 Washington street, third floor, between noon and 6 pm with proof of the team’s identity.

Roxbury Post The Washington Street Sunday Post

Two Heat Wave Deaths Reported in Greater Boston

Two men died from heat as the heat wave returned to Boston yesterday. Louis Melanson, 42, of Cambridge, collapsed at Essex Country Club and died after admission to Beverly Hospital. George C. Callahan, 40, from Roxbury, died at the rear of 1855 Washington Street after being overcome in heat. both bodies sent to city morgue. Six prostrations were noted as the hot spell persisted for the 20th straight day above normal temperatures in the area.

Louis Melanson Dudley Street Cambridge Essex Country Club Beverly George C. Callahan Washington Street Roxbury City Hospital Boston

Record Heat Grips Regions From New England To the South

The day featured extreme heat with official readings reaching 90 in Boston area and higher in many cities including 106 at Bismarck South Carolina and 102 at Pierre. St. Paul 94 Miles City 98 Denver 96 Dodge City 94 Abilene 98 Phenix 98 Jacksonville 92.

Bismarck S. C Mercury Pierre New York Washington Boston Northwest St. Paul Miles City Denver Dodge City Kan Abilene Tex North Atlantic Ocean Bermudas

Two Mayors Now Rule In Lawrence

Sheriff Johnson and City Solicitor Murphy clash over who can serve as mayor while White remains jailed. Murphy warns no speedy decision. Jordan acts as Acting Mayor, claiming leadership while White is incarcerated. Public opinion split as officials debate rightful executive authority and pending Railroad Crossing Commission appointment.

Mayor White Post Johnson White Murphy Board of Aldermen al Thorp Chorp Brown Corcoran Kelleher Scanlon Finn O'Mahoney Duffy Mike Murphy City Hall City Gov Jordan Matthew DeGrey Ripon Ripon Lawrence

Among the Churches of Greater Boston

A roundup of sermons, rallies, calls, and church news in Greater Boston. Rev A Merrill Osgood leads July August gatherings at Trinity Charlestown with various missions and teams. Other clergy travels and calls include Rev John Oldham sailing abroad, Rev Edward Crook a New England call, and gifts from a late bishop.

A. Merrill Osgood Trinity Church Charlestown Salvation Army Relief Corps Mary J. Sheppard Dover Street John Oldham New Bedford Pleasant Street Acushnet Avenue Edward B. Crook South Natick S. W. Beach Congregational Church Ayer

The Hollow in the Red Rocks Concluded Tomorrow

A ranch tale unfolds from 1897 to October with Archibald Sparks and partner amid cattle fever in the Black Hills. Clark Fenton arrives as a hunter and joins Archie in plans, while fires and game shifts press their mounting mysteries toward a forthcoming conclusion.

The Post Publishing Co Black Hills Land and Cattle Company Matthew Sparks Chicago Archie Mr. Sparks Beef Trust Archibald Sparks Fenton Rockies Black Hills Sunday Post

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