Post Information Bureau reunites Chelsea fire families
The Post Information Bureau reports successful reunions for families separated after the Chelsea fire. Hundreds were helped to locate relatives in Boston and beyond, with letters of gratitude arriving daily. Readership aided by notices and appeals from churches and residents seeking missing loved ones and belongings.
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Chelsea
Post
Information Bureau
A. M. Rogers
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Missing Persons List Update From Post Bureau
The Post Bureau released names of missing persons located or relocated. Entries include Annie Bagnall formerly of 185 Congress avenue now reported safe. Mrs M H Buck and Miss Emma formerly of 429 Broadway now at 19 Addison street Chelsea. Irene Cushing at 311 Summer street Boston. Phillip Finn formerly 74 Congress now 112 Broadway Chelsea.
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Garland Street
Everett
Morgan
Grove Street
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Mihan
Willow Street
Hancock Street
Osgood
Fletcher
Spencer Avenue
Presey
Edwin
C. Greenlaw
Marion Street
Richards
Mathews Street
Chelsea
Crescent Avenue
Sweendey
Alice
Dover
N. H
Rockingham
Bartho
George H
Nutting
Walter A
West Newton Street
Post Bureau
Bagnall
Annie
Congress Avenue
Hazelwood
Buck
M. H
Emma
Broadway
Addison Street
Cushing
Irene
Summer Street
Finn
E. Phillip
Francis
George
Lillian
Marie
Washington Avenue
Fuller
Almira
Hawthorne Street
West Dennis
Hattie
Hawthorne
Hall Avenue
West Somerville
French
R. F
W. T
Newton Street
Havey
J. G
Wilow Street
Chatham Road
Hoberman
Bryant Street
Malden
Hope
W. J
Central Avenue
Cambridge Street
Kelleher
Hannah G
Park Street
Suffolk Street
Margaret McKeon
Newton Highlands
Laselle
Harold B
Chestnut Street
Faulkner Street
W. J. Grant
Lee
Martha
Lynn
Missing Persons List from Chelsea Area Seeks Contacts
A long list of Chelsea residents and relatives seeks news or communication. Names include Mabel and George Benson formerly of Poplar street and others such as Burt Colgate, Harold Croz ier, Elizabeth Short, and Louisa Stro th a, with requests directed to various addresses in Lynn Dorchester Melrose and Charlestown.
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Charlestown
Charles and Son
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Spear’s Block
Chelsea
Frank C. Dodge
Upham Street
Melrose
Fitzpatrick
R. S
Poplar Street
Boston
J. A. Franklin
Jerome Street
West Medford
North Station
Gilman
H. B
William J. Venables
Medway
Jones
Elizabeth
Shurtleff Street
William Douglas
Cook Avenue
Hall
Lavinia
Edward
Harry Stratha
Cary Avenue
Janofsky
Walnut Street
Charles Heller
Highland Avenue
Knowles
Benjamin F
Cottage Street
Lambert
Lotta M
Lakeshore
Sharon Heights
Sharon
Lunansky
David
Peach
William
Grove _ street
M. Pike
Trenton Street
Short
Charles R
Goosley
Baltimore Street
Ilynn
Lloyd, Spencer
Fourth Street
Division
Washington King
Essex Street
Lynn
Smith
J. D
Etta Phillips
Ashuelot Street
Dalton
Strotha
Louisa
Harry Strotha
Cary Avenue Church
Tucker
J. S. Moses
Clark Street
Malden
Watson
Harriett
James Dolan
Chester Avenue
A. A. Norton
Crescent Avenue
Maplewood
Evans
Marlboro Street
Morris
Ann
Central Avenue
M. Doherty
Broadway
Perry
Allen
Chestnut Street
F. Rupert Browne
Kings Island
Newburyport
Clark
Henry F
George A. Thomas
Vine Street
Everett
Leavitt
Seward
K. L. Murphy
Russell Street
Chelsea seeks to borrow 1 million for city buildings
Upon the recommendation of the House committee on rules, a bill by Representative Robinson of Chelsea to authorize the city to borrow 1 million for municipal buildings and other purposes was admitted in the lower branch under a suspension of the rules and referred to the committee on cities for a hearing.
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House Committee On Rules
Robinson
Chelsea
Committee On Cities
Work Horse Association Aids Chelsea Fire Sufferers
The Work Horse Parade Association aided Chelsea fire victims by housing 50 horses at first and continuing to provide shelter for about 30 more since the blaze. An agent assisted on the scene before the fire was out.
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Work Horse Association
Chelsea
Work Horse Parade Association
What Causes Headache in Sneaky Cold Season
From October to May colds are the most frequent cause of headache. Laxative bromo uramine removes the cause. EB. W. Grove on box 26c.
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W. Grove
On the Trail of Chelsea Firebugs
The body found Thursday at 130 Shawmut Street is now listed as unidentified while relatives say Timothy Foley is alive and staying in South Framingham. Fire victims may include a child. locals speculate both died after fleeing the flames as crowds examine the burned district and new building permits rise.
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Shawmut Street
Timothy Foley
Foley
the Post
South Framingham
Broadway
Chelsea fire relief fund totals rise as donations surpass need
The Chelsea fire relief committee reports receipts of 192786.53 with further contributions from individuals and firms including Higginson and Co. The appeal urges continued giving to aid hungry cold homeless sufferers, with Governor’s committee oversight and pro rata refunds if surplus remains.
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Chelsea
Massachusetts
Henry L. Higginson
Adele G. Thayer
J. Peavy & Bro
Washburn Crosby Co
John Bertram
Jennie M. Emerton
Springfield Board of Trade
Bigelow Y.gwp
American Book Co
James & Abbott Co
Tyler Morse
Matthews, Thompson & Spring
Winthrop
G. M. Brame
I. Homer Sweetser
I. Homer Sweetser @.scccencceeese 100.006 WW. FH. Jones & Co scceescucscvetes
Mellin’s Food Co
Escceeees Dau
Frances B. Bradlee
Aen
Springfield Republican
The
William Carter Co
Charles
Cotton
Pieeune Dawee
Weil, Farrell & Co
Eine Ala
H. A. Lamb
Winchester, Additional
C. A. Bradstreet
Eree Ar
Luce & Manning
Wharf Fish Market Corp
F. W. Fabyan
Eee
Temple Chabi Shalom
Sprinfield
Additional
Newton
Watertown
Phillips Andover Academy
G. G. Hammond
First National Bank
Boston
Sarah E. Read
Pittsfield
Fannie M. Faulkner
Bon Marche Dept
Joseph Middleby
Loutod
Francis P. Sprague
Silas Peirce & Co., Ltd
Agate
Charles F. Choate
William Alanson Abbe
Cordingley, Barrett & Co
I Oboe
Continental Clothing House
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Shoe and Leather Trade
Houghton, Hebard & Warren
S. Rosenberg
H. H. Mawhinney & Co
U. S. Leather Co
United Shoe Machinery Co
Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Co
Cbs
Beare de Cos Ois
American Hide & Leather Co
Old Shipwrights’ Union of
E. Boston
Lawrence
Inter ‘Trust Security Co
Susan Ann Chee
Frisco relief work aids Chelsea aid effort gains momentum
Miss Alice L. Higgins of the Boston Associated Charities explains rapid progress in Chelsea relief, credits San Francisco experience, and notes reduced red tape. She details delegation of supply orders, transportation led by Lieutenant Belcher, improved clothing sizing, and plans to relocate bureaus from the high school as sessions resume. Impostor fraud concerns persist.
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Chelsea High School
Annie L. Higgins
San Francisco
Chelsea
Alice L. Higgins
Boston Associated Charities
Post
Miss Higgins
Hibbard
Higgins
Massachusetts
Tjieutenant Belcher
Transportation Department
Relief Committee
Belles in Rescue Work at Causeway Street Relief Station
A large group of society women and wives of Boston men occupy the Keany Square building on Causeway street to sort and distribute clothing for the relief of the stricken poor. Led by Katherine Loring and aided by Mary L. Ames, the volunteers have distributed about 25 000 garments and assisted more than 600 people. Local firms S S Pierce C York Massachusetts Brewing and White Automobile provided transport.
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Back Bay
Keany Square
Causeway Street
J. E. Thayer
Robert Homans
Edmund Billings
William A. Appleton
W. R. Babcock
A. Lawrence Lowell
Charles Barber
Wadsworth
Theodore C. Williams
Paul Revere Frothingham
Eleanora Sears
Mary L. Ames
Post
Squantum Park
N. BE
Heart of Boston
Dudley Street
Neponset Bridge
South Station
Atlantic
Carlson & Nelson
Tremont Temple
Boston
Massa
Yale & Towne Mfg Co Locks Prominent Security
The Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company promotes its line of Yale Locks as the authentic and proven standard in security hardware, touting durability and reliability for home and business use.
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THE
Yale & Towne Mfg. CO
Yale
J. B. Hunter & CO
Summer St
Boston
Washburn Crosby Co donation to Chelsea fire fund
The Washburn Crosby Co of Minneapolis owners of Gold Medal flour contributed 200 to the Chelsea fire relief fund. The donation surprised Massachusetts relief organizers but is welcomed by the committee and local banks.
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Washburn Crosby Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Chelsea
Massachusetts
Washburn Cross By Co
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