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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1908

Page

4

Post Bureau Seeks Chelsea Fire Victims’ Relatives

A Post relief effort published a list of missing Chelsea residents and their relatives after the fire. Readers are asked to contact named coordinators or hotels with any information on the whereabouts of dozens of families and individuals scattered across Boston, Somerville, East Boston, and nearby towns.

R. C. Anderson C. E. Brown Columbus Avenue Somerville Anderson Shawmut Street Barry Maverick Street Chelsea Mary Thomas J. Giblin Orleans Street Boston Bearse Washington Avenue B. B. Grant Bowdoin West End Joseph Bennett Stargard Street Everett Bennett Fourth Street Herbert Blanchard Shurtleff Street W. C. Peabody Mt. Vernon Street James Blythe Central Avenue James F. Blythe Andrew Street Lynn George Boyden Hattie Boyden Broadway Beacon Street Herbert E. Campbell Cross Street Wesley Street Winter Hill Mr. Campbell E. J. Bunker F. A. Harris Spencer Avenue The Post Carbone Revere Charles Carr Poplar Street Bowdoin Street West Sind Etta Chaplain Scituate Chaplain William Stanley Hugh Connors Congress Avenue Otis Cooke Bellingham Street Otis Warren Street Stoneham F. B. Costello W. Costello High Street Boston, Or Telephone Main 4716. Mrs. Dickinson Frank Downs Everett Avenue Downs Emma Cross Reed Street Roxbury Annie McCann Highland Street Neal McMillan Ash Street C. F. McLeod Batterymarch Street Mary Maloney Albany Street Charles Annie Suffolk Street Blanche Martin Mr. Leonard Prescott Street Elia Marston A. A. Norton Crescent Avenue Maplewood Miller Arthur Morang Ashiel Myra Hurd Street Mark Ellsworth Bishop Road Ella Neals Childs Walnut Street Newton Highlands Newton South Osgood Chestnut Street Blanche Richardson Cottage Street Quincy I. B. Post Main Street Haverhill Anna C. Pratt Susie Richardson Gardner Street J. A. Macy Quimby Andrew Leonard North Anderson Street James H. Ranahan Matthews Street John F. Ranahan Liberty Street Helen Rickson Little Helen Market Street Brighton Salovitz Elizabeth Lawin Chelsea Square Tressy Seacord Mildred John C. T. Emery Seacord Emery Washington Street Winchester Miss Emery Back Bay Samuel Smith Congress Street James Penney Salem Street E. Spencer Bay State House Raymond Waldo Friends Mr. Stamen Bessie Ida Harry Willow Street Mass Eagle Shoe Manufacturing Company Belle Stetson Herbert FE. Campbell Tel Sullivan Louise Tibbetts Mildred Tibbetts Beatrice Tibbetts Blanche ‘Tibbetts C. A. West Shurtleff Bellingham L. B. McKie Kimball Main Wheeler Grove Street Edward Curley Neanett Street Thomas Williams Cherry Street Charles Williams Putnam Street Fast Boston Amasa Young FE. Blake Eutaw Street East Boston W. A. Pratt George Irving Essex Street Charlestown Flavin John O’brien Harvard Street Carrie Hagerty C. Olson Winter Street Cambridge Mary Hall Shawmut Streets Mr. Harding Leopold Morse Hawthorne Hall H. E. Milliken Dorchester Avenue Dorchester Hawkes Ellen Hayes Pine Street Chestnut Mary Desmond I Street South Boston Michael M. Hogas Miss L. Hooley Pearl Street N. J. Nault New England Telegraph & Telephone Company Malden Mrs. Hopkins Percy A. Chandler Massachusetts Avenue Tremont Mr. Jewell Missl. Jewell E. D. Congdon Conant Hall M. L. Jones Shurtcleff Street J. T. Powers Frank Lee Hattie Campbell Blackwood Street Denis Lenahan Williams Street T. J. Regan Saratoga Street Regan Arthur Ligheiser J. H. Gerhardt Fifth Street South

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Digestive Relief

A health ad touts Pape's Diapepsin tablets as a quick fix for indigestion and stomach misery. It describes the stomach’s role, lists ailments blamed on fermentation, and urges readers to buy a 50 cent case for immediate relief after meals.

Pape

Real Estate Owners Sought for Boston Fire Evacuee Rentals

Urgent request to owners and agents to send immediately a list of vacant houses and tenements in Boston and nearby areas offering low rentals for families made homeless by the Chel sea fire.

Boston Chelsea

Best Blood Purifier and Spring Tonic Remedy

An old health column promotes a spring tonic to boost the blood and combat “spring fever.” Mix one ounce compound syrup sarsaparilla with one ounce toris compound, add to a half pint whiskey, and take a tablespoon before meals and at night. Claims include rheumatism cure. toris compound from Globe Pharmaceutical Co.

Globe Pharmaceutical Co Chicago

Brown's Bronchial Troches Cure Coughs and Sore Throat

An advertisement notes Brown's Bronchial Troches relieve coughs sore throat and hoarseness and ease bronchial affections. They contain nothing injurious and are sold only in boxes.

Double rupture remedy offers free cure by mail

An unnamed narrator claims years of bed confinement with a double rupture and failed trusses. They state doctors urged surgery, but they found a simple method to cure themselves completely and permanently and offer to send the cure free to anyone who writes for it.

Worcester Methodists Raise 4215 for Chelsea Fire Relief

At the conference this afternoon Worcester Methodists subscribed $4215 in under 13 minutes to aid Methodist church work in Chelsea burned by fire.

Worcester Chelsea

First Dose of Urico Cures Rheumatic Pain, Says Farmer

Frank Howe of Baldwinsville New York reports long struggle with rheumatism. After crutches and costly treatment he took Smith's Urico and claims immediate relief from sciatic pain. He used six bottles with no relapse and endorses the remedy to friends. Free trial offered by Smith Drug Co Syracuse. Available in Boston via Sawyer & Co Tremont streets.

Frank Howe Baldwinsville N. Y Abe Smith Kayve Urle-O Smith Drug Co Smith Bldg Syracuse Boston Sawyer & Co Tremont Street Cor. Hollis Cor. Pleasant

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