Heat-Related Deaths Reported Across City
Yesterday several heat related fatalities and prostrations were recorded. The victims named include Eugene Callahan 33 Malden Alexander Fisher 89 East Boston Charles Hayden 00 Brookline John Conroy 60 Brookline Arthur O Brien 19 Dudley Street Catherine Hartnett 65 Chapman Street William J Phelan 60 Dunmore Street Jacob Price 37 Chestnut Street Timothy Dacey 38 London Street Cambridge Frederick H Wing 56 Stamford Street Thomas Mahon 40 Myrtle Street Arthur Brown 35 Causeway Street Mary Daley 75 Haymarket subway Patrick Dugan 65 Beacham Street Mabel Pond 27 Meade Street Mary L Sullivan 52 Lowell Street Grace Ayres 25 Neponset Enos Golden West End.
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Arthur O'Brien
Dudley Street
Catherine Hartnett
Chapman Street
William J. Phelan
Dunmore Street
Jacob Price
Chestnut Street
Timothy Dacey
London Street
Cambridge
Frederick H. Wing
Stamford Street
Thomas Mmahon
Myrtle Street
Arthur Brown
Causeway Street
Mary Daley
Haymarket
Patrick Dugan
Beacham Street
Mabel Pond
Meade Street
Mary L. Sullivan
Lowell Street
Grace Ayres
Neponset
Enos Golden
West End
Lodge warns delay on Boston & Maine merger
William B. Lawrence of Medford representing large interests met with Senator Lodge at the Touraine. Senator Crane sat nearby and said he is not involved. Lodge refused interviews but indicated opposition to the absorption and suggested the Legislature take time to deliberate the merger question.
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William B. Lawrence
Medford
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Senator Lodge
Touraine
Senator Crane
Lawrence
Mellen
Cole bill faces senators and representatives in vote
Senators Faxon Feiker Mahoney and Representatives Cook Combs Bryan McKirdy push the Cole bill with Vittum Beaard Varnum Spaulding Fuller Farley backing. The proposal gathers allied lawmakers to advance or oppose the measure in a legislative clash.
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Faxon
Feiker
Mahoney
Cook
Combs
Bryan
McKirdy
Vittum
Beaard
Varnum
Spaulding
Fuller
Farley
Cole’s Merger Bill Stalls In Railroads Committee Vote
Amid heated debate in a crowded committee room a six to seven vote denied adoption of Speaker Cole’s anti merger bill. The panel split between Cole’s approach and Malone’s drastic alternative as tension over the thermomer readout of 100 rose. The seven dissenters remained unsettled on the remaining six measures before the panel.
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Legislative Committee On Railroads
Cole
Cole Hill
Haywood Evidence Highlights Plan to Mislead Mrs Orchard
In Boise on June 18 the Steunenberg murder trial heard Harry Orchard testify that William D. Haywood discussed deceiving Mrs. Orchard about her husband’s whereabouts in 1905. Orchard’s redirect testimony presented letters supporting the plan amid defense protests.
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Boise
Idaho
Steunenberg
William D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Orchard
Federation
Cripple Creek
Witness disputes over letters in court case
The defense attacked Orchard’s account during cross examination while he stood by his story. The witness denied arranging delivery of letters to Pinkerton agents, denied creating the tale due to his wife holding Haywood’s letter, and testified that Haywood agreed to write the Alaska letter with Pettibone and Moyer aware of the plan.
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Orchard
Pinkerton
Haywoods
Haywood
Alaska
Pettibone and Moyer
Two Touring Cars Crashed in Newtonville Injuring Five
A crash at Otis street and Lowell avenue in Newtonville at about 6 15 PM hurled all occupants from two touring cars. Howard Willison and his mother Alma Willison were injured along with Miss Amy Rogers and her male companion. Mrs Willison and her son suffered cuts and bruises while the gasoline car occupants escaped serious harm.
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Newtonville
Otis Street
Lowell Avenue
Stanley
Howard Willison
Prince Street
West Newton
Alma Willison
Herbert Rogers
Page Road
Charles Small
Amy Rogers
Miss Rogers
Willison
G. A. Thompson
Gallager
Fred Lowe
Narrow Escape From Death As Fire Engine Dashes Through City
Driver James Kieran of Fire Engine S swerved to miss four pedestrians when his engine veered toward a car on its way to a fire in the North End. The auto was wrecked and Miss May Clappel along with three others escaped serious injury. all were from Boston. The incident occurred just before 11 on Richmond Street near a restaurant.
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James Kieran
North End
Miss May Clappel
Harvard Street
Charlestown
Miss Clappel
Robert Smith
Princeton Street
Robert O'Neil
Bennington Street
Walter Cobb
Boston
Captain Grant
Richmond Street
Arthur M. Hall Tossed by Auto at Norwood
Arthur M. Hall of Bullards Street Walpole was struck by a moving automobile believed to be No 2139 and thrown. He sustained sprains to the right ankle and knee and minor cuts. He was alighting from an electric car when hit. The auto did not stop and registration lists machine No 2139 as belonging to C A Fitch of Pittsburgh Penn.
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Norwood
Arthur M. Hall
Bullards Street
Walpole
Hall
Automobile Register
C. A. Fitch
Pittsburg
Penn
Malden Woman Struck by Auto Loses Shoe
Mrs. James H. Halpin of Charles street was struck by an automobile on Pleasant street and suffered slight bruises. The car passed over her foot tearing off her shoe, which belonged to a Melrose man who later took Mrs. Halpin to Dr. McCarthy’s office.
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Malden
James H. Halpin
Charles Street
Pleasant Street
Melrose
Halpin
McCarthy
Brown-Tails Appear Again Ad for A Zalia Healing Liquid
An advertisement claims instant relief from itching with the antiseptic liquid A Zalia. It targets readers seeking quick relief and highlights healing properties.
Sir Chentung Liang Meets Old Friends and Is Feted Here
Sir Chentung Liang Cheng, Chinese minister to the United States, told a Boston Post interview last evening there is no prospect of war between the United States and Japan. He added that, in a calamity, America would win and he had heard nothing about recalling the Japanese ambassador.
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Chentung Liang
Boston Post
Chentung Liang-Cheng
United States
Japan
Boston Banquet Hails Chinese Minister Amid Pages of Patriotism
A Boston Algonquin Club farewell banquet for the Chinese minister drew more than a hundred business leaders and politicians. Governor Guild praised the guest and Massachusetts ties while other speakers noted U.S. aid to China and mutual economic interests.
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America
Japan
Boston
Algonquin Club
Commonwealth
Massachusetts College
Amherst
China
Arthur Dolan
Jerome Jones
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Flida Root
Draper
United States
Eliot
Harvard
Sirhentung
Fone
Harard
Hot June 18 Sets Record For Boston Weather
The city endured a record hot day with a maximum of 96 degrees and four deaths from heat and prostrations. A southwest wind and high humidity fueled the swelter, yet hospitals avoided overcrowding due to humidity. Residents contemplate how long the heat will persist.
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Weather Bureau
Boston
Boston Endures Hottest June 1 in Years Amid Heat Wave
Early yesterday, crowds and ambulances crowded Boston as the city endured extreme heat. The official high reached 94 degrees with higher readings on streets, sparking mass movement to beaches, ice carts, and soda fountains while tenement areas suffered under packed conditions. Beach lines ran to capacity with trains carrying thousands to Revere Beach and Winthrop, where a cooling breeze finally arrived by evening.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
Federal Building
Tremont Street
Revere Beach
Poisoned by Brown Tail Use X Zalia
An ad claims a liquid named X Zalia stops itching instantly and heals sores from brown tail poisoning. The fragment references immediate relief and rapid healing claims.
Four Men Drown Attempting Rescue Near Castle Island
In South Boston last evening a swamped cat boat carrying Henry Sprissler 18 Joseph Boyle 17 Augustus Calwell 21 and Lewis Ransome 40 East Cottage Dorchester capsized as they tried to reach Castle Island. Ransome sank after reaching his limit as the others struggled to safety with Sprissler aiding Boyle and Calwell paddling ashore while bystanders tossed life preservers that failed to reach the group.
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Castle Island
South Boston
Henry Sprissler
Clapp Street
Joseph Boyle
Boston Street
Augustus Calwell
Mt. Vernon Street
Lewis Ransome
East Cottage Street
Dorchester
Sprissler
Boyle
Calwell
Ransome
Calamity at Sea Leaves Three Rescued and One Failing
Four men sailed from Mt Vernon street on Sprissler s 18 foot catboat for a cruise around Por Chester and Pleasure Bays. The mainsail halyard tore, the party struggled to shore, Boyle collapsed from heart disease and exhaustion and was taken to Carney Hospital with little hope for recovery. News of the death of the son and fiance to Mrs Ransome and Miss Ruth Stevenson caused hysteria.
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Boyle
Sprissler
Mt. Vernon Street
Porchester
Castle Island
Ransome
Weather Forecast for Boston and New England
Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday calls for fair conditions in New England with possible showers at night in the south. Thursday will be cooler with possible showers and a shift to variable winds. In eastern New York, Wednesday remains partly cloudy with showers likely Thursday and cooler temperatures.
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Boston
Washington
New England
New York
Trolley Ride on Boston & Worcester Air Line
Take a trolley trip on the Boston and Worcester air line to New Fingland. Cars depart Park Square at 15 minute intervals with subway cars connecting via extra cars at Chestnut Hillsde.
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Boston & Worcester Air Line
New Fingland
Park Square
Chestnut
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Chentung Liang Cheng
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John Conroy
School Street
Brookline
P. m
R. Wies
Lodge
Malone
Bill
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Ger
Wolf's Aeig Sale
Tobias, Greenthal & Mendelson
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Hanover and
Portland Streets
Yant
Tope
Regent St
Mark Cross CO
Summer ST
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Broadway
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