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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1909

Page

3

Boston Heat Wave Paralyzes City As Humidity Rises

Annie Keane 37 of East Boston is taken to Relief Hospital with syncope from heat. Albert Kingsworth 53 of Bulfinch Place is near fainting. Gas Company worker semiconscious later. Thermometer hits 87 at 4 p.m. with lingering humidity and Sahara like conditions. Forecasters predict cooler day Tuesday as West cooler zones noted. Boston labeled nation’s hottest city with humidity 19 degrees above normal.

Annie Keane Burke's Court Boston Albert D. Kingsworth Bulfinch Place Consoli Weather Bureau Smith Dakotas Dated Gas Company City Hospital Rose Clark Norton Street Dorchester Dudley Street

Sullivan Rumored to Head State Finance Commission

Rumor said ex-Congressman John A. Sullivan was offered the chairmanship of the permanent Finance Commission by Governor Draper. When asked, Sullivan declined to discuss the offer and noted the governor wants a Democrat for the post.

John A. Sullivan Permanent Finance Commission Draper Sullivan

Indicted Japanese Leaders Strike Oversees International Appeal

Honolulu dispatch reports M Negoro of Jiji, a Tokyo based publication, detained after a raid on the paper's office as a grand jury indicts 17 leaders in a plantation labor strike. Negoro petitions the Japanese foreign office alleging treaty rights violations while Territorial Sheriff Henry notes seized papers show criminal intent and supports remittance of redress through territorial courts.

Honolulu M. Negoro Jiji Tokio William Henry Negoro

Nervousness due to overwork and a tonic remedy

A testimonial from Mrs Grace W Glidden of Somerville Mass describes years of nervous exhaustion from overstudy. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing her after ineffective doctors and long illness. Pills sold by druggists or mailed by Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.

Grace W. Glidden Adams Street Winter Hill Somerville Mass Dr. Williams

Vote on merger bill fuels heated House debate today

The present session featured a furious clash over Governor Draper's railroad holding company bill with Representative Bayley calling the Washburn alternative a counterfeit. Debates stretched into two hours, and a vote was postponed to today amid calls for more time.

Draper Railroad Holding Company House Washburn Railroad Committee Edwin A. Bayley Lexington White Bayley Brown Medford New Haven Billard Boston & Maine Commission On Commerce and Industry Charles S. Mellen Garcelon Newton Draper-Malone

Fight Over Jobs Ends With Razor and Knife Fight

John Ely and Joseph Henedry were jailed after a dispute about job merits led to a battle using a razor and knife. Both men, a chauffeur and a cab driver, were sewed up at Massachusetts General Hospital and are reported to have non dangerous wounds.

John Ely Goodwin Place Joseph Henedry North Grove Street Station 3 Massachusetts General Hospital Ely Henedry

Recluse Carpenter Ends Life by Hanging at Home

Lynn June 14 Richard McGlorey aged 68 of Cliftondale a recluse carpenter committed death by own action by hanging at his home 9 Baker street today.

Lynn Richard McGlorey Cliftondale Baker Street

Revolt by Republicans shakes City Board over Hibbard

The Republican majority in the Board of Aldermen ousted Mayor Hibbard's appointees Edward G. Richardson and Alonzo F. Andrews, reduced the Board of Assessors from nine to seven pending Common Council action, and moved to fund a suspension-bridge loan while reassigning thousands to park projects and a Ward 17 gymnasium for a playground.

Republican City Board of Aldermen Hibbard Cotton Common Council Edward G. Richardson Alonzo F. Andrews Buffalo Giblin Adams Maverick Squares Committee On Finance Chelsea Street Park Department Ashmont Playground Billings Field Castle Island Sanitary Franklin Field Curley

Russian contralto Meitschik to debut at Boston Opera House

Henry Russell reports to Ralph Flanders that Madame Meitschik, the renowned contralto from Moscow and La Scala Milan, has been engaged for the opening night at the new Boston Opera House. She will perform La Gioconda as La Cieea in her American debut.

Henry Russell New Boston Opera House Ralph. Flanders Russia Madame Meitschik Imperial Opera House Moscow la Scala Milan la Cieea

Boston man elected secretary of piano dealers group

C R Putnam of Boston won the election to serve as secretary for the National Association of Piano Dealers. The vote was announced today in Detroit.

Detroit C. R. Putnam Boston National Association of Piano Dealers Today

St Vincent guild to hold summer whist parties for orphanage

The women of the St. Vincent guild announce weekly whist parties on Tuesday afternoons during the summer to raise funds for the St. Vincent Orphanage.

St. Vincent Guild St. Vincent

California Fig Syrup Co Promotes Its Purity Claim

The California Fig Syrup Co publishes a full statement on the contents and manufacturing method of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It asserts perfect purity and uniformity, notes California figs for taste, and urges purchase of the genuine product from the company only via druggists.

California Fig Syrup Co California

Planning for Home Coming of Archbishop O'Connell

Boston planning committee meets at the Cathedral to finalize a 25th anniversary celebration for Archbishop O'Connell. The event will include a grand procession with diverse societies, a 10 o'clock high mass, and a Mechanics building reception with a purse presentation by Judge De Courcey.

O’connell O'Connell Anderson Archdiocese of Boston United States Mechanics Committee On Printing Company of Hibernian Rifles Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus French Society of Lowell Portuguese Society of Cambridge Polish Society of South Boston Mission Church Mechanics Building St. John's Ecclesiastical Seminary Brighton Joseph G. Anderson Signor Pio DeLucca Signor Delucca Mechanics Hall

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