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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1908

Page

2

Temperature readings from yesterday show varied values

The fragment lists hourly temperature figures with many unreadable names and letters, noting a range from early morning around sixty to mid-evening near eighty degrees. No clear location or date is discernible.

Boston girl bracelet links Whitmore murder case

In Harrison New Jersey testimony a watchman described the suspect as shorter than Theodore Whitmore. Georgiana Dickinson of Boston testified Whitmore gave a diamond bracelet days before Christmas and named Charlotte McDonald. She admitted multiple cross examined indiscretions and recent travels between Brooklyn Chinatown and Detroit.

New York Theodore Whitmore Selena Harrison N. J Whitmore Peter Coogan Marine Engine Company Georgiana Dickinson Boston Charlotte McDonald Brooklyn Chinatown Detroit

Colonel Kennedy Honored With Sword at Quincy House Banquet

Colonel Joseph P. Kennedy of Boston Latin School and the Second Regiment of Boston schoolboys were feted at a Quincy House banquet by ex Senator P. J. Kennedy. The highlight was a sword belt and equipment presentation by Company B after their May 8 victory in drill. Speakers included Senator Kennedy and officials John F. Fitzgerald and Joseph A. Conry.

Jos. P. Kennedy Joseph P. Kennedy Boston Latin School Boston Company B Latin School Quincy House P. J. Kennedy Kennedy Patrick Campbell Senator Kennedy John F. Fitzgerald Joseph A. Conry

Heat Wave Breaks as Thermometer Falls Across City

The Boston area endured a record heat spell with 88 degrees at 6 PM. By early morning the temperature dropped to 60 degrees, a 28 degree decline, easing the oppressive conditions. Humidity fell from 74 percent at 8 AM to 57 percent at night, and no fatalities were reported locally.

Spirit of fraternity urged at Unitarian gathering

The Rev E E Stanton Hodgin urged balance between sanity and life as he preached on The Larger Selfhood before the American Unitarian Association at Tremont Temple. A New York resolution criticizing Mammon worship sparked debate and officers were elected, with plans for a Universal Unitarian Men's League next year.

E. E. Stanton Hodgin Minneapolis American Unitarian Association Tremont Temple Times New York United States J. H. Holmes Mammon Samuel A. Eliot D. D Cambridge Charles W. Ames St. Paul Minn Horace Davis San Francisco Cal Eben S. Draper Hopedale Duncan VA. Fletcher Jacksonville Fla Wallace

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