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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1907

Page

5

Run Down Child in Portsmouth by Steam Car

Five year old Velma Caswell was struck by a Stanley steam touring car on New Castle avenue. The driver sped away. police pursued but could not catch them. The car bearing number 10936 is tied to a Newmarket owner. arrests expected pending the child's condition.

Portsmouth N. H Velma Caswell Stanley New Castle Avenue Velma a _ Stanley New Hampshire Register Glidden Newmarket

Little Boy Run Over In North Attleboro Accident

Clarence Drinnell aged years lies in precarious condition after being run over by a touring car driven by J Fred Gibson of Providence. The boy riding an ice wagon jumped from the wagon when frightened, was struck and suffered a broken right leg and internal injuries. Gibson provided assistance and gave his information to police.

North Attleboro Clarence Drinnell George Drinnell East Beacon Street J. Fred Gibson Providence Wé&Son Gibson

Father and Son Escape Serious Injury in Auto Wreck

William Randall, a New York banker, and his son had a narrow escape when their touring car overturned after hitting a dump cart near Wellesley Hills Newton en route to Boston. The boy steering lost control. the machine crashed onto streetcar tracks, the father was bruised, the son unhurt though trapped beneath the wreck.

William Randall New York Wellesley Hills Newton Boston Young Randall Randall

Labor commissioner helps end Western Union dispute

New York June 20 reports that after a visit by Commissioner of Labor Mr Neill and his suggestions an adjustment of the difficulties between Western Union Telegraph Company and its operators has been reached. There will be no strike.

New York Neill Western Union Telegraph Company

Heat claims three lives as fourth fights for life

Weather bureau forecasts another warm day with high humidity. Morecaster Smith notes southerly winds may ease discomfort compared with yesterday. The report confirms three deaths from heat and one person dying, with ongoing concern over continuing heat risks.

Weather Bureau Morecaster Smith

Falls Dead at State House After Arduous Day in Heat

Representative Darwin E Lyman aged 78 from the second New Hampshire district collapsed in the Adams House corridor around 3 46 PM after a hot day at the State House. He died of heart disease induced by heat and was identified by Senator Daniel Mahoney. Lyman, a first term Republican, lived in Cummington and had served on town committees and the East Hampshire Republican Club. He was a merchant by trade and married.

State House Darwin E.layman Second Hampshire Adams House Robert Dixon Darwin Cummington Daniel Mahoney Representative Darwin Lyman East Hampshire Republican Club Truman

Falls From L Structure Cause Fatal Injuries In Boston

A series of heat related incidents occurs in Boston with Patrick Scanlan, 29, of South Boston, falling 40 feet from an elevated structure at Washington Street and Greenough Avenue in West Roxbury and dying at City Hospital. Other victims include William Cummings, 73, of Dorchester who died at Neponset lumber works, and Charles W. Johnson, 41, found dead from natural causes in his room. Henry H. Wheeler, 32, from West Canton Street, recovered after being taken to City Hospital following a collapse on an electric car. Walter Martineau, 26, of Back Bay, sustained a scalp wound after collapsing near St Botolph and Garrison streets and being treated at home.

Washington Street Greenwood Avenue West Roxbury Patrick Scanlan Boston Street Boston Scanlan City Hospital Medford Court MacDonald Henry H. Wheeler West Canton Street Massachusetts and Columbus Avenues Wheeler Walter Martineau Follen Street Back Bay St. Botolph Garrison Streets Frederick Iir Kingsley

Colt Withdraws From Senate Race As Republican Withdraws

Samuel Pomeroy Colt, president of United States Rubber Company and winter Senate candidate, informed the Republican State central committee at its meeting today that he has withdrawn unconditionally from the senatorial contest.

Providence BR. Ft Samuel Pomeroy Colt United States Rubber Company United States Senate Republican State Central Committee

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