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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1906

Page

10

Zionist meeting urges Jewish republic in Palestine

At Faneuil Hall Boston Zionists pass resolutions backing a legally secure Jewish state in Palestine as the sole permanent remedy for oppression. Speeches by Elenhor, Bromberg, Freedman, Eichler, Meyer, and de Haas praise Herzl and urge unity, colonization, and increased settlement.

Boston Zionists Faneuil Hall Boston Palestine Russia United States Theodore Herzl Zionist Movement H. M. Kallen Princeton Harvard J. Elenhor E. J. Bromberg J. Freedman Columbia University M. M. Eichler Julius Meyer Jacob de Haas

Plymouth Woman Claims Beit Fortune Heirship

Plymouth Aug 22 claim is made by Mary E Hill of 35 High Street that she is the heiress to Albert Beit s fortune of about 500 million pounds She says she was engaged to Beit five years ago and plans to travel to England for the will’s judgment She cites love letters torn by her son and describes a cryptic last letter about her share Mystery surrounds her origins in Nova Scotia and numerous visitors have appeared at her home

Plymouth Albert Beit England Mary E. Hill 35 High Street Bell Boston Nova Scotia

Missing Belchertown Girl Searched For Across Ponds and Woods

Hundreds join a daylong hunt for Winnie Goodell, with witnesses and investigators tracing a horse and buggy seen near Upper Pond. Authorities question a visiting 13 year old and a rumored suspicious rider, while dynamite tests and broad searches fail to locate the girl.

Belchertown Upper Pond Winzola M. Goodell

Boston Sweats Through Heat Wave as Beachbound Crowds Flee

A scorcher hit Boston with 89 degrees as residents fled to beaches and cooling spots. Heat prostrations were reported across the city including Dedham Roxbury Cambridge and Brookline. Humidity hovered around 82% morning and 72% evening as residents sought shade and relief.

Boston Martin Cain Vine Street Dedham Vernon Auburn Streets Roxbury City Hospital Agnes Crane Willow Street Malden George B. Holbrook Massachusetts Avenue Davenport Street Cambridge Scollay Square Thomas Stairguian Rosewood Street Rowe's Wharf

Hamlin Declines Opinion on Moran Boom in Mattapoisett

In Mattapoisett on July 22 Hon. Charles Sumner Hamlin said he has no knowledge of state politics and declines to express an opinion about Moran as governor candidate. He notes he favors Bryan as Democratic presidential candidate but will not state support. He left politics for law a year ago and recently won four county fair ribbons.

Lady Curzon Buried in Simple Ceremony at Kedleston

The body of Lady Curzon was moved from Carlton House to Kedleston for a simple burial as relatives wished. The coffin left Carlton House terrace with blinds drawn and onlookers uncovered as it was placed in the hearse.

London

Heat and Mosquito Nuisance Plague Brookline Residents

Extreme heat paired with a swarm of mosquitoes caused widespread discomfort in Brookline yesterday as residents sought shelter and relief from outdoor conditions. No major injuries reported.

Brookline

Crowded City Point Draws Police to Lost Children

City Point crowds overwhelm Station 12 as eight lost children are sheltered and reunited with parents. Police manage crushes near Elevatea terminal and L street bath, where 18 000 men and boys enter the sea. Boat owners fill the harbor with sails and music as heat and long lines exhaust attendees.

City Point Station 12 Captain Lowery Elevatea L Street Bath Keys Boston

Record Heat Hits Lawrence as 89 Degrees Is Reached

The highest temperature at Lawrence today was 89 degrees at 3 p m with humidity high. On July 15 and 17 the reading was 90 at the same hour. Despite heat there were no prostrations reported as residents fled to beaches and camps along river banks and nearby ponds.

Eastport Boston New York Washington Lawrence Mercury

Mercury Drops From 89 To 78 At Bangor

Bangor Maine July 22 the temperature at 9 am was 82 noon 89 and 6 pm 78. The air was clear with a cool evening breeze and no prostrations were reported.

Bangor

Burglars Tie Couple in Bed at Hallstead Home

Four masked burglars battered in and robbed the Hallstead area residence of Grant Meliady in Great Bend township. The intruders tied the husband and wife to a bed after subduing them during the midnight break in on Thursday.

Hallstead Penn Grant Meliady Great Bend Township

Sleep Deepens as Shoes Burn on Atlantic Avenue

Thomas Maguire, 32, sitting at 283 Atlantic Avenue, dozed amid sun heat and liquor fumes as two youths set his shoes aflame. The blaze forced no quick response while Ocean breezes cooled the doorway and Maguire drifted toward sleep.

Thomas Maguire Maguire Atlantic Avenue Thomas Land of Nod

Sleeping Beauty and the Cotton Waste Fire Prank

A prankers put oil-soaked cotton waste in the sleeping passenger's shoes and lit it. A crowd gathered as flames rose to the sleeper's toes, but he awoke calmly and brushed out the fire. A chemical unit arrived and the sleeper, Mr Maguire, remained unfazed continuing his journey to Dreamland.

Brookline Board of Health Chestnut Hill Fort Hill Square Maguire

City Hospital Strikes Do Not Disrupt Doctor Talks

City Hospital doctors say planned strike by window washers or porters did not disrupt operations. Acting Superintendent Dr Stone notes previous threats failed to materialize. He warns if workers refuse to work for a dollar a day replacements can be found. Strikers lack union ties and rally in Harrison Avenue near East Dedham Street.

City Hospital Stone Harrison Avenue Dedham Street

Chelsea grand jury summons amid graft investigation

Excitement in Chelsea as citizens summoned to appear before the grand jury to testify in the aldermanic graft case. A second officer later withdrew the summonses and the proceedings did not continue Monday, leaving indeterminate indictments and widespread speculation. Among those summoned were eight current aldermen, two former members, and several local business people.

Chelsea

Tariff Revision Talk Should Not Be Tolerated In Massachusetts

Leicester July 22 Channing Smith opposed Elwyn G Preston for the committee on resolutions at the Republican State convention, citing his former Boston Chamber of Commerce chairmanship as a reason to fear radical reciprocity. Smith, a firm Republican, said current conditions are good and tariff revision talk should not be tolerated in Massachusetts.

Leicester

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