Central Wharf Fire Injuries List Reveals Wide Casualties
A long roster details numerous injured from the Central Wharf blaze. Names include Michael Ashearn and Hyman Behman, both burned. Robert Bennington and others in Boston area, with faces and hands burned, some treated at Relief Hospital or Emergency Hospital. Proximity cities listed: Everett Charlestown Roxbury Somerville Cambridge East Boston and Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Wharf
Ashearn
Michael
Behman
Hyman
Bennington
Robert
Ridge Street
Everett
Blake
John
Harrison Avenue
Bradley
Milton E
East Boston
Byington
E. M
Boston Fire Department
Commonwealth Oil Co
Durant
George M. Flynn
James
Princeton Street
Teamster
Relief Hospital
Gallagher
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Gerrish
EB. G
Melrose
Gundling
Henry
Hardy
William
Harris
Steven L
Edward Street
Quiney
Hobbs
George R
Burns
Lahey
Linwood Street
Somerville
Shipper
Elief Hospital
Long
Daniel
A. Rowe & Sons
Lowe
Atlantic Avenue
Murphy
Dennis
Hamilton Street
Cambridge
Murray
Charles
Atilane
O'Connor
John T
Powers
Ryan
Sidney
Silva
Emmanuel
N Court
Stedman
Sullivan
Richard T
City
Lawrence Street
Blast at Central Wharf Ties up Boston Fire Crews
State police and city fire officials probed the Central wharf blaze that damaged the Howe & French storehouse and adjacent buildings. The explosion toppled the roof of 34 Central wharf and scorched 40 people and 22 horses, with 12 horses later shot to end suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Grady and
Huestis
Central Wharf
Fire Department
Bent
Merrimac Street
Egan
Wells
Mullen
Howe & French
Boston
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Company
Gloucester Line
Nine-Year-Old Boy Injured In Newton Auto Crash
In Watertown a 9-year-old Edward Barnes suffered a compound fracture and serious internal injuries after being run over on Galen street. He was taken to Newton Hospital by police ambulance. The car, owned by J L Crane of 300 Commonwealth Ave, struck him as he crossed the street. his father witnessed the incident. He was later treated at Dr Gallagher's and placed on the dangerous list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Edward Barnes
Newton Hospital
Galen Street
Edward
Barnes
Newton
JL. O. Crane
Commonwealth Avenue
Gallagher
Auto Breaks Cyclist's Back in Somerville Crash
Albert B. White, 24, of 30 Granite Street Somerville, was fatally injured or permanently maimed after a car hit his bicycle on Massachusetts Avenue near Commonwealth Avenue crossing. The auto driver, numbered 18 237, left the scene after briefly freeing the damaged bicycle. White remains in serious condition with a broken back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. White
Granite Street
Somerville
Massachusetts Avenue
Commonwealth Avenue
Midnight Fire Near Convent on Mt Pleasant Hill Roxbury
An electrical explosion at electrician Thomas Barnes’s home on Mt Pleasant Avenue Roxbury sparked panic late midnight. City Clerk John F. Dever and Court Officer Burns triggered Box 323 at Carmelite Convent and helped evacuate crying children. Fire caused about $290 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Thomas Barnes
John F. Dever
Burns
Dever
Burnes
Notasulga Wins Rose Stakes at Aqueduct
Notasulga, 7 to 5, scored an easy victory in the Rose Stakes half mile for 2 year old fillies at Aqueduct. Tea Leaf, 20 to 1, beat Frizette by a head for second place. Other winners were Killochan, Masks and Faces, Jack McKeon, Lally, and Pretension with odds listed for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Notasulga
New Orleans
Aqueduct
Tea Leaf
Frizette
Killochan
Masks and Faces
Jack McKeon
Lally
Arlington High adds rowing program at Spy Pond
Arlington High School launches rowing with 15 to 20 candidates training daily under George H. Lloyd at Arlington Boat Club. The first four oared gig lists A Pierce as stroke, H Knickerbocker as 3, W Gray as 2 and captain, G B Bullard as bow. a second and third crew are named. A race with Cambridge High is planned for next month and talks of a race with Waltham High continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington High School
Spy Pond
George H. Lloyd
Arlington Boat Club
A. Pierce
H. Knickerbocker
W. Gray
G. B. Bullard
Churchill
Howard
Wells
White
Gott
Abercrombie
Kilmer
Guibord
Black
Mauger
Cambridge High
Waltham High
Gray
Fenno and Wrenn Triumph in Mixed Doubles Final
Miss Marion Fenno of Boston and George L. Wrenn Jr. won the mixed doubles title over Mrs. Barger Wallach and Raymond D. Little 6 4, 4 6, 6 1 in fast sets. Fenno's serve produced several aces as the pair dominated at the net with smashing volleying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marion Fenno
Boston
George L. Wrenn, Jr
Barger-Wallach
Raymond D. Little
Ferno
Also Mentioned on This Page
Antral
M. F. Stanton
Yester
Howe-French
Charles S. Murray
Telegraph Street
William Kelly
Foreman Leahy
John Breslin
Kelly
Leahy
Breslin
Murray’s Condition Was Such That He Had To Be Sent To the Relief Hospital
Philadelphia
State Street
Commonwealth Oil Company
E. J. Gerrish
Green Street
George Darren
Dana Street
Oil Company
Darren
Mary Ross
Borne, Scrymser & Co
S&s. A. Freeman Co
Newburyport Express Company
Edwards
Quincy
Langlan
Society of the Long Name
Society
Browning, King & CompAny
Washington Street
Portland and Sudbury Sts
Ee Carre
Sq. C R
Washington
Waltham
Newton Boy
Massachusetts
J. F. Dever
Hero of
Blaze
Slumberers
Mglee
Arfumanv
Ist
Schwartz, Dobriner, Cohen Co
Wolf’s
MY Clothier
Hanover
Portland
Salem Shoemaker
Salem
George Ruddy
Temple Place
West Street
Home Furnishers
Ass'n of
Massachusetts Gash Or Credit
Ehawm U* Furniture OO
Tremont St. Hines