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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1899

Page

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Limean James Denehy Shocked by 1000 Volt Wire

James Denehy a lineman for Salem Electric Light Company received a 1000 volt shock while repairing a wire at the corner of Essex and St Peter streets. He held the live wire unable to release it for minutes until a co worker cut the line. Denehy fell to the sidewalk and was taken to the hospital unconscious but has partially recovered and is expected to recover fully.

Salem James ¥cDenehy Salém’ Electric Light Company Essex St. Peter Streets Denehy

Bodies of 9th heroes arrive from Santiago

The remains of five Ninth Regiment soldiers lie in state at the East Newton street armory, draped in the flag with a military guard. Private J J Murphy E B McLoughlin George McLoughlin Hospital Steward H R Briener Private J D Moriarty and Artificer Leo J Brady were shipped from New York via the National Express. The five will be in state today and until Sunday afternoon when their funeral will be held. Public access will be allowed under reasonable limits.

Ninth Regiment United States Santiago East Newton Street J. J. Murphy E. B. McLoughlin George McLoughlin H. R. Briener J. D. Moriarty East Armory G. F. H. Murray John J. Sullivan John J. Barry James I. Molloy Dayriel P. Sullivan Martin J. Connors Union Depot Harses Providence New York Henry Dobbins Causeway Street Portland Sydbury Court Washington Hast Newton Street Armory E. B. McLaughlin

Stella Wreck on Casquet Rocks Leaves Many Dead

The Stella of the London and Southwestern Railway was wrecked off the Casquet Rocks near Alderney while on the Jersey excursion run. Estimates place deaths from seventy to one hundred among many passengers and crew, with 140 on board later reports. Captain Reek perished on the bridge as the ship sank after a fogbound collision, while the crew and passengers struggled in lifeboats and wreckage. Survivors were taken to Guernsey by nearby steamers Vera, Honfleur, and Lynx, as authorities assess tolls and missing persons.

Southampton Stella Southwestern Railway Jersey Casket Rocks Alderney Reek Benks Cour Great Western Railway Company Lynx Weymouth Guernsey London & Southwestern Railway St. Peter-le-Port J. Parson Parson London American Line Vera Honfleur Island of Casquet Rocks Great Western Railroad Company London Southwestern Railroad Company London & Southwestern Railway Company Channel Islands Bush Rooks

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