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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1909

Page

12

Boston Heat Report Shows Extreme Temps Across City

A City-wide heat wave yields temperatures from 93 to 122 across Boston as crowds seek shade and water. Park Street kiosk records 98 while a Postman’s thermometer hits 122. scenes include crowds at Common, North End Park, and L Street baths as residents sleep on benches to beat the heat.

Weather Bureau Boston North Pole Park Street North End Park Back Bay Fenway North Street Scollay Square Tremont Street Thompson's L Street South Boston North End West End

Heatwave Deaths and Storm Rage Across New York

Temperatures peaked at 92 degrees in New York City with seven heat related deaths. A 26 mile per hour gale swept in with rain and thunder cutting the mercury to 69 within 30 minutes. A balloon at Steeplechase Park broke free and drifted away. Dr Henry W Post, a Harlem physician, shot himself this afternoon at home.

New York Steeplechase Park Henry W. Post Harlem

Malden Schools Closed For Heat Day

Malden public schools closed today due to high heat and will reopen Monday.

Malden

Record heat hits 102 at weather kiosk in Washington

The weather bureau kiosk on Pennsylvania Avenue logged a peak temperature of 102 degrees this afternoon, signaling an intense heat spell in the capital.

Federal Crow’s Nest Weather Bureau Bos Washington Pennsylvania Avenue

Hartford railroad action ends after costly probe

The government spent over 25000 dollars on the prosecution and investigation that led to the action. United States District Attorney French and two special assistants, plus a stenographer, worked on the probe.

United States Asa P. French New York, New Haven Hartford Railroad French

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