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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

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Roosevelt Supports Hughes After Surprise Politico Statement

Theodore Roosevelt declared he would back Governor Hughes and urged New York Republicans to pass the Cobb direct nominations bill. The Harvard Alumni gathering at Memorial Hall erupted in cheers as Roosevelt announced his return to active politics after meeting with Hughes and Senator Lodge.

Theodore Roosevelt Hughes New York Harvard Roosevelt Senator Lodge Memorial Hall Draper Memorial Harvard Alumni Association

Charles White Named Second Referee for Jeffries Johnson Fight

Tom Flanagan announces Charles White of Chicago as the second referee for the Jeffries Johnson bout after Judge Nelson withdraws. Tex Rickard confirms White’s appointment while the piece notes the event in Reno on June 29.

Reno Nelson Tom Flanagan Jack Johnson Charles White Chicago Berger Jeffries Johnson Tex Rickard White

The Hidden Fat That Fells Jeffries

A discussion of two fat types, superficial fat versus deep abdominal fat, and how only relentless training can remove the latter. The writer cautions Jeffries may harbor dangerous fat unseen by appearance, risking future vitality and lung function despite a youthful look.

Jeffries

Death of Virginia Senator John W. Daniel at Sanatorium

Senator John W. Daniel of Virginia dies in Lynchburg at Wynchburg Sanatorium from a relapse of paralysis and cerebral hemorrhage. He served as a senior U S senator and died at 19:30 local time.

Lynchburg John W. Daniel United States Virginia Wynchburg

Burglar Shot by Officer in Cambridge Barn Area

Joseph Benson aged 28 of 8 Lopez Street Cambridge was shot by Brighton Patrolman Michael Sullivan after Benson and four companions allegedly approached a New York Central railroad tool house at Cottage Farm. The officer stated Benson threatened violence and was wounded as he sprang toward the officer.

Joseph Benson Lopez Street Cambridge Michael Sullivan Brighton New York Central Railroad Cottage Farm Benson Sullivan

Cambridge men clash with guard during tool house burglary

A 6:15 PM attempt to break into a Cambridge tool house ended with a gunfire incident on a river platform. Benson was shot in the back as Sullivan fired at point blank range, and two accomplices fled while the other two were captured and identified as Timothy Sullivan and Edward King.

Benson Timothy Sullivan Putnam Avenue Cambridge Edward King Watson Street Sulivan Sullivan Thomas Donahue

Fire destroys large vacant factory in South Boston

A three story factory on West First Street South Boston burned last night in an incendiary blaze. The unoccupied building stood amid a cluster of wooden structures and several plants and stables were endangered by the fire.

West First Street South Boston

Boston Area Weather Forecast Tablet

Forecast for New England calls for fair conditions today and Friday with rising temperatures and light winds. In Boston and vicinity expect warm, unsettled spell with variable breeze.

Boston Vicinity Washington New England

Yale and Harvard Set for Thames Rowing Showdown

New London crowds gather for the annual Yale versus Harvard boat race on the Thames with Yale expected to lead after the freshmen race victory. A planned graduate eight contest is canceled due to Yale lacking a crew, dampening some optimism for the main event.

New London Yale Harvard Thames Elis

Great Races Between Harvard and Yale Set for Today

Today's events feature Harvard and Yale with races in Varsity four, freshman eight, and varsity eight. Courses run from Red Top to railroad bridge for the varsity eight and Navy Yard to Red Ops for the others. Weather may disrupt the plan. Harvard is favored in all three. The varsity four is due near 10 30 a m, freshman eight about 11 30 a m, and varsity eight around 4 30 p m.

Harvard Yale Red Top Railroad Bridge Navy Yard Freshmain

Yale Crew Captains Pick Oars as Elis Surge

Yale won all three position choices after captains met for the toss, giving the Elis a surge of confidence and a ray of hope this afternoon on the Thames.

Thames Yale Elis

Geyser bursts water main sinks Broad Street area

Emergency crews from the water department responded to a 12 inch high pressure main rupture at Broad and Milk streets at 10 30 last night. The break flooded the intersection and undermined the street making it impassable while preventing thousands of dollars in damage.

Water Department Broad Milk Streets

Flood Fills Basements on Broad and Milk Streets

Water from poorly graded streets floods Broad Street toward Central and Milk Street toward India. Manhole covers were thrown high by the force of the flood. Several firms report basement damage including Boston Molasses at 24 Broad and Rice Brothers at 134 Milk.

Broad Street Central Milk Street India Edison Light Western Union Boston Molasses Company Robinson & Woodworth Teas Jenney Manufacturing Company India Street Rice Brothers Grain Pitt & Scott, Ltd E. & F. King Paints Milk India Streets Eugene Lynch Exchange Club Marshall Broad Streets Board of Trade

Public statement alters New York residency plan

An unnamed speaker had pledged to avoid public or political engagement after returning home but met the Governor who explained that the speaker will now reside in New York. The exchange indicates a shift in plans and potential public implications.

New York

Park Square shuttle trims runs to work hours

Limited cars operate weekdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Park Square with six cent fares and a round trip rate of one dollar.

Park Square

You Are the Man Said Roosevelt to Hughes

Roosevelt tells Hughes you are the man to save New York and Hughes replies you will be overheard as Roosevelt pushes for Supreme Court appointment.

Roosevelt Hughes Governor Supreme Bench New York Mr. Roosevelt

Hughes Eyes Supreme Bench After Refusing Governorship

In a Post interview Colonel Treadwell secretary to Governor Hughes stated Hughes will not run for Governor again and plans are to move him to the Supreme bench. He emphasized Hughes is resolute and not vacillating about the switch.

Post Treadwell Hughes Roosevelt Supreme Bench Colonel Treadwell

Boston and Philadelphia Split Extra In New Front

Yesterday’s scores show Boston beating Philadelphia in a ten inning thriller while Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh and Chicago toppled St Louis. In other action Cleveland defeated Washington as Yale’s freshman crew won the varsity race, with promotion chatter and moving money amid a busy sports day.

Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburg Chicago American St. Louis Anak Washington Cleveland

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