Inferno Ravages Chelsea as Flames Cut Swath Through City
A massive fire swept through Chelsea devastating 1600 families and key structures. The Boston and Lynn fire crews struggled against hurricane winds and exploding embers as the blaze consumed Rosenfelds rag shop, the Williams School, churches, and the Chelsea Trust vaults, leaving a landscape of ashes and displaced residents.
Coffee and Postum linked to heart disturbance
A doctor addicted to coffee developed disturbing heart symptoms after resuming coffee. One week after stopping coffee and using Postum again, his heart function returned to normal. The report claims coffee causes functional heart disturbance and credits Postum with relief.
Effort to Save Household Goods Ends in Loss
Residents along Feverett avenue and Broadway frantically moved furniture and belongings into the street as fire spread. Embers ignited inflammable material, starting small fires across the area and destroying the salvaged items despite the effort.
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Broadway
Everett Avenue
Gerrish Avenue
St. Rose’s
Brown's Bronchial Troches Offer Quick Relief
A simple, non opiate remedy for coughs and sore throats. Sold only in boxes, promising immediate relief without narcotics.
Fire Rages Forcing Firemen From Posts In Blazing Inferno
The house was enveloped in light as flames swept through, firesmen driven from their posts by the intense heat near the conflagration’s center. Dense smoke and dust filled the air, forcing workers to cover mouths and noses with wet rags to remain at their posts.
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Chapman & Soden
Blacking Company
Rosenfeld
Chelsea
Spencer Early
Boston
Spruce Street
Second
Broadway
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Everett Avenue
Chestnut Street
Central Congregational Church
Bellingham Station
Second Street
Lynn
Walnut Street
Lower City
Williams School
Commonwealth
Williams
Chelsea Square
Hotel Savoy
Savoy
William T. Burns
Chelsea Trust Company
Cambridge Sends Two Engines to Chelsea Fire
Two engines designated 2 and 3 were dispatched to a Chelsea fire at 2 p m by Cambridge fire chief Nathaniel W Bunker with Assistant Chief Joseph Casey in charge.
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Cambridge
Chelsea
Nathaniel W. Bunker
Cambridge Fire Department
Joseph Casey
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William C. Gregor
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Lusitania
Cluett, Peabody & Company
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Callahan-A-Whiskey
the House of
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