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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1907

Page

9

Heat Strife Claims Four In City Heat Wave

Patrick Sheeran, 34, dies at Lincoln power house after heat exposure. Charles E. Green, 34, collapses at School and Washington. Angus McGraw, 64, stricken at Court and Hanover and taken to Relief Station. John Tilley, 35, living at 225 Eustis, overcome by heat at 379 Washington and admitted to City Hospital.

Patrick Sheeran Lincoln Power House Commercial Street Charles E. Green School Washington Streets Angus McGraw Court Hanover Streets John Tilley Eustis Street Washington Street City Hospital

East Wind and Humidity Roil Boston Heat Day

Boston endured a blistering day as east wind and near ninety percent humidity produced record warmth. One death and three prostrations were reported while Abilene Texas registered 94 degrees and Eastport Maine 32 degrees. Weather officials note no major storms looming.

Abilene Texas Eastport New York City Chicago

Heat Drives Wealthy French Silk Maker to Suicide

Ernest S. Simon, a 40 year old prominent silk manufacturer from Lyons, France, shot himself in his hotel room after writing The heat is driving me crazy on a sheet of note paper. The act occurred in his room at the Imperial Hotel this afternoon in New York.

New York Ernest S. Simon Lyons France Imperial Hotel

Jamaica Plain Boy Attacked by Two Dogs

John F. Burke reports being attacked on Everett street by two bull terriers owned by Revere street residents in Jamaica Plain. Burke, 13 Hall street, suffered arm and facial injuries, while police question whether the street incident occurred or if it happened on private property.

Everett Street Post John F. Burke Jamaica Plain Revere Street Young Burke Hall Street

Riots Hit Jewish Quarter Over Kosher Meat Prices

In Philadelphia the Jewish quarter suffered disturbances after Yiddish women urged a boycott of kosher butchers raising meat prices. Rioters sacked stores and damaged meat as 28 people were jailed or held on bail for assault and incitement to riot, with more arrested for minor charges awaiting hearings.

Philadelphia

Woburn Dentist Drowns at Horn Pond

WOBURN, July 25. Richard H. Reynolds, 30, a local dentist, drowned while swimming in Horn Pond. Officials believe cramps caused the accident. the body was recovered.

Ryan Death Due to Natural Causes

An autopsy on John F. Ryan of West Newton found dead in a lodging house at 81 Harrison Avenue Boston concluded death from heart failure. The report clarifies the passing as natural causes and notes the prior discovery yesterday in Newton.

Newton John F. Ryan West Newton Harrison Avenue Boston

Paper Cigarette Makers Union Discusses Lockout Crisis

The Paper Cigarette Makers Union 120 met about a two week lockout involving 17 members, with the Makaroff Cigarette Company of Fulton Street holding out. Members remain confident of an early settlement as the situation persists.

Union 120 Makaroff Cigarette Company Fulton Street Bakers’ Union 45 Jacob Goldstein Samuel Singer Max Nitky Charles Feldman Morris Blutyick Samuel Stoffman I. Greenberg A. Lazer B. Gross Boilermakers Thomas R. Keenan Worcester New England Arment Workers District Council

Veteran’s Trial Marriage Propaganda Stirs Hardwick Women

In Hardwick a New York ad by Elmer M Thayer a Civil War veteran prompts local uproar over a proposed three month trial marriage Thayer plans to test if a wife fits before legal marriage Leading Hardwick women call the scheme scandalous and refuse to acquiesce, threatening to file complaints if Thayer pursues it The veteran cites business like rationale noting past marriage and pension and says he seeks another wife of similar character

Hardwick Elmer M. Thayer Worcester County Thayer New York Witower Elmer M. Titayer Mass Nettie Bridges

Everett Politicians Face Glidden Cox Battle for 4th Middlesex

In Everett, Walter S. Glidden of Somerville enters the race against Alfred E. Cox of Malden for the Governor's council seat in the 4th Middlesex district. The Everett Republican committee plans a Nahant dinner, restricting tickets to 3rd district voters to avert dissension as Somerville delegates gather. The scene is set for a tense intra-party clash with local loyalties and district maps shaping strategy.

Everett Walter S. Glidden Somerville Alfred E. Cox Malden Governor’s Council 4Th Middlesex Strategy Board Melrose Middlesex Winter Hill Nahant

Chicago Crooks Sent Up by London Judge

A woman known as Chicago May Churchill and a man named Smith were found guilty of attempting to murder Eddie Guerrin in Chicago in June. Smith received life penal servitude while Churchill was sentenced to 15 years penal servitude.

London Chicago Churchill Smith Eddie” Guerrin

St Pauls Parish Field Day Planned in Cambridge Streets

St Pauls parish hosts a field day tomorrow at Trowbridge and Kirkland streets in Cambridge. Rev Father John Ryan, longtime assistant to the late Father Orr and current rector, is spearheading the event and overseeing arrangements.

St. Paul’s Trowbridge Kirkland Streets Cambridge John Ryan Father Orr

Feeney Nabbed After Pocketbook Theft On Car

A crowd of about fifty pursued Thomas Feeney of Chelsea street Charlestown after he picked the pocket of M M Morrison on a crowded trolley near Washington and Dover. Morrison shouted and Feeney fled jumping from the car but was caught after a short chase up Washington street. The pocketbook containing 5 25 was recovered along with the cash.

Thomas Feeney Chelsea Street Charlestown Washington Dover Streets M. M. Morrison Boylston Street Jamaica Plain Boston Feeney Morrison Washington Street

Who Wrote This Poem Readers given daily poets clues

The Post prints daily selections from a well known poet with the title and author left to readers. Yesterday’s poem was Now and Afterwards by Dinah Mulock Craig. The verse on love and exchange presents a quoted couplet about a heart given and held in return.

The Post Dinah Mulock Craig

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Woburn Ryan LABOR Thayer’s Browning, King & CO Everett Pols ST. Paul’s Parish S. Anargyros Politticians’ Row Shorty Coney Island Grand Stand
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