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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1908

Page

2

Riots of Missing Persons Amid City Fire Aftermath

The Post reports continued uncertainty as many residents remain missing after the fire. Bodies found include one not tied to the blaze, with early death theories dismissed by the medical examiner. Mrs. Minnie Fenwick and others are unaccounted for, and rescue plans press ahead with rebuilding already underway.

Farley Post Highland Street Magrath Mr. Cole Willard Sanborn Sanborn Cliftondale Bonney Fenwick Chestnut Street

Chelsea Getting on Its Feet Says Mayor Beck

Mayor John E. Beck said Chelsea is shaping department matters and succeeding. The relief committee attends fire victims while quarters are set up in Chelsea High School building and clerks are on duty to handle city business.

Chelsea Mayor Beck John E. Beck Post Chelsea ‘High School

Have You Ever Stopped to Think About Your Health

An old style health ad explains kidney work and urges readers to request a free sample of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York claiming it treats kidney liver and bladder issues.

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Baker’s Thirst In Auto Trial Testimony Reveals Strain

Testimony from the Baker case details multiple drinks during a Saratoga to Bogota auto trip. Baker’s behavior toward Mrs. Young and Mrs. Hurd is described, with notes of wandering speech and intoxication. The witness recounts hospitality in New York venues and Baker’s claim he was tired of the Hurd group, planning to return to Boston as the trial proceeds.

Baker Young Hurd Bogota Cone New York Knickerbocker Delmonico’s Nottingham Lyceum Theatre Waldorf Mr. Nay Flint Boston Bolles

Troops Ordered From Fort Russell To Fort Yellowstone

General Bell directs Troops E and H of the Eighth Cavalry to leave Fort Russell Wyoming and move to Fort Yellowstone Wyoming by May 15. They are relieved from duty at Fort Russell and ordered to report to the newer post.

Washington Bell Eighth Cavalry Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming Fort Yellowstone

Pope meets Amory Moore in private audience

In Rome on April 15 the Pope received Mrs. Amory Moore of New York in private audience and spoke with sympathy about the Chelsea fire.

Rome Amory Moore New York Chelsea

Letter of thanks for Eva Wilson's mother found

Charlestown April 15. The Post was my favorite paper above all others, but now I say God bless the Boston Post, for when every other attempt to find Eva Wilson's mother failed she has been found through your paper. Yours respectfully Mrs. L. Fisher.

Post Charlestown Boston Post Eva Wilson L. Fisher

Relief Station Opens for Chelsea Fire Sufferers In Boston

At Keany Square Boston a relief station opened to receive clothing and money for Chelsea fire victims. The A Shuman Company donated over 1000 dollars worth of apparel. Miss Katherine Loring heads the station with assistants including Eleanora Sears Higginson Hunnewell Lowell and others. A 19 man detachment from the M V M under Lt Belcher guards and sorts donations.

Keany Square Causeway and North Washington Streets Boston A. Shuman Company Chelsea Katherine Loring Loring Supreme Court Eleanora Sears Higginson Hunnewell Miss Lowell Putnam Oliver Ames Coolidge Perkins Dorothy Forbes Signal Corps R. E. Belcher

Japanese Tourists Donate to Chelsea Sufferers Fund

A party of Japanese gentlemen visiting the country sent £20 to the Chelsea fund, boosting the aid total near $100. Chamber of Commerce President Bernard J. Rothwell acknowledged the gift and expressed gratitude.

Chelsea Chamber of Commerce Bernard J. Rothwell

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