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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1921

Page

5

11 of 12 Boston schooner crew rescued in fog in South Channel

Mourning shifted to relief as 11 of the 12 crewmen from the Mary DeCosta were brought to port by the Elenora DeCosta. Captain Murphy, cook Lennox, and Engineer Chesley Murphy remained aboard or rescued. Denis Boudreau of East Boston is still missing, presumed saved.

Boston Mary DeCosta South Channel Edward Murphy Cook James Lennox Chesley Murphy Elenora DeCosta Denis Boudreau East Boston

Rejoined Mary De Costa Rescued After Foggy Miscue

A group of mariners from East Boston to Everett rejoined the Mary De Costa after a wartime separation. The Elenora De Costa’s Captain Fields mourned four missing men as a warship passed near, but Captain Murphy reported those men safe aboard the Josephine De Costa.

Mary de Costa Jack Todd Raymond Noah Porter Josph Bernard Joseph Perry Peter Surrett Leondy Bellevue East Boston Chris Philip White South Boston Peter Cotton Charlestown Daniel McComisky Everett John Fields Elenora de Costa Murphy Highland Light Plymouth de Costa

Rescue at Sea Reunites Crew After Disappearance

Three men trekked a missing vessel to Boston after a Sunday evening rescue. Captain Fields of the Elenora reported the crew gathered aboard just before a severe squall and later found four sailors absent from his own crew, creating an anxious process to account for all hands.

Fall River Misk Dobson Europe New York East End Dobson Captain Fields Elenora

Upset at Dead Man's Curve

John J. Gill of Warwick Road Newtown and his wife were severely injured when their car left the road at Dead Man's Curve Reading, rolled down a 12 foot embankment and toppled into six feet of water in Putnam Pond. Pedestrians rescued them and a physician was summoned. Gill, a new driver, allegedly lost control.

John J. Gill Warwick Road Newton Reading Putman Pond Gill

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