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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1918

Page

9

Dynamite Explodes Injuring Three At South Boston Terminal

A dynamite stick exploded yesterday during work on the new quartermaster’s terminal in South Boston. Three Raymond Concrete Pile Company employees were taken to City Hospital with serious injuries but are expected to recover.

Quartermaster’s South Boston Raymond Concrete Pile Company City Hospital

Slattery's August Fur Sale Draws Civic Attention

Local report details Slattery's August fur sale and its significance to residents. Community leaders, buyers, and the press weigh economic impact and cultural weight of the event, noting prices, dates, and the auction's role in regional trade.

Slattery

Nutria Coats Hudson Seal Offer Deferred Payments

Deferred payments may be arranged for Nutria Coats Hudson Seal customers. Charge customers' purchases will appear on bills rendered November first. Cash customers' purchases held until November 1 on payment of a moderate deposit.

Heaviest losses for 104th Infantry reported in New England

The 104th Infantry again led New England casualties with the largest losses in companies C, G and K. The list includes many named soldiers with home towns such as Lowell, Worcester, Springfield, Boston, Providence, and Hartford, among others, and notes severely wounded statuses.

104Th Infantry New England Lefort

Army and Marine Corps Lists Total 540 Names Reported

Yesterday's military lists show 540 names across two army sections and the Marine Corps. New England contributed 90 names, including 50 severely wounded, with family members providing additional names after official notices were received.

Army Marine Corps Lst New England

New England Boys on Casualty List

A notice lists multiple New England servicemen declared casualties or missing in action. Names include Lt. Henry Q. Griffin Winthrop and John R. Meehan Dorchester with 109th Infantry and Harford County units. Others are from Worcester, New Bedford, Orange, Lynn, Marlboro, Holyoke and more, detailing street addresses, units, and battalion designations.

Henry Q. Griffin Fremont St Winthrop John R. Meehan Claybourne St Dorchester Har. Co Francis Ll. Johnson Greenwood St Worcester F. A Roy H. Bates Pilgrim Ave A Co Kenneth A. Chase Liberty St New Bedford Nestor Labonty Jean St D Bat Henry J. Laviolette Marlboro K Co Edward Lopeman Bridgeton D Co Ralph J. Levern Antrim Road Hancock N. H Rene Woods Sandown, N. H B Co

Missing in Action Names Listed From 104th Infantry

A list of missing in action service members from various towns in Massachusetts and surrounding states. Entries include the service branches and units such as 30th Inf Pt. Harry Aronson and H Co 59th Inf Pt. with residential street addresses and city affiliations.

Unofficial War Department Casualty List Published

Relatives of soldiers notified by the War Department have provided names for an unofficial list. The names differ from the official press list and reflect casualty notices received through family sources.

War Department of

Soldier addresses and company details from 102d Infantry list

Pt Walter Keefe Prospect St Terryville Conn K Co 102d Inf Pt James J Darley 45 Mosher Ave Holyoke A Co 6th Eng Pt John Sullivan 260 East Dwight St Holyoke D Co 104th Inf Until wartime muster listings, with names and unit affiliations noted.

Albert B. Brown Summer St Lowell G Co Edwin Brown Jewett St Herbert S. Buss Linwood St Worcester C Co Eli H. Contors Boyce St Peter Corray Congress St Springfield Gerald T. Cressey Union St Livermore Falls Harvey J. Field East Sandwich William H. Garceau Maplewood St Marlboro K Co Sarkio Goshgorian Jackson St Anthony Perry Colton St William N. McNulty Olive St Lawrence I. Co Arthur F. Nobles Rubin St Raphael V. Orio Prince St Boston U.S. M.C Walter E. Pike Chestnut St Haverhill E. Co George W. Schaffer MacArthur St Pittsfield Samuel Taylor East Jaffrey N. H James A. Willis Stanwood St Providence Supply Co G. W. Brandon New Britain Ave Hartford Conn James H. Hamilton West Haven Frank E. Plumridge Asylum Ave L Co Henry E. Belhumeur Cedar Square North Cambridge Ralph Hyatt Auburndale Ave Auburndale Robert E. Coughlin Middletown Wayne At Providence R. I F. A. Corp Willam J. Hayden Windsor. Co Joseph Glennon River St Thomaston George W. Peck West Main St Naugatuck H Co David O'Neil Waterbury Norman Renne Peter Sadie Ferry St David Heron Ludlow Joseph Fleming Brattleboro E Co Paul Carmicki Northampton Lenoxdale Bh’ Co Leo T. Mason Holyoke D Co Henry Monaghan Miller Ave Alfred Plous No. Adams. M Co Earl Sherman F Co Thomas J. Hines Lynn B.co Harry Aronson Brighton St Frank Walter Cincotta Felton St Waltham Harris E. Cottell Yarmouth Jeremiah Francis Crowley Dover St Fall River Westley G. Dahl Vine St Braintree Brendon F. Deane Skowhegan Joseph DeMattia Thatcher St Raffaels di Donna Asher Ave Bristol Inf Stephen la Colla Hinchman St Giuseppe Mangini Thompsonville Cesare Marchi Derby St Somerville John B Mattero Spruce St Steve Sinkens Athens St Peter Sokol West Stoughton St Isaac Spiller Lewis St Percy G. Tripp Wells Clark R. Lincoln Fairmount Ave Wakefield A Co V. Boudreau Central St Sigmant Buczinski Housatonic Frank L. Champoux Davis St Greenfield Sam Cummings Cottage St Athol Thomas V. Donovan Emil A. Olson 10Th St Charles A. Prudhon R. F. Pyky Newfield Farrington Walter N. Smith Pleasant St Manchester Arthur O. Frappier Orange St John T. Gleason Havre St Arthur J. Jodoin Lakeview Ave Inf. Corp Walter F. Mather Main St Joseph A. Lynch Basswood St Roy C. Nelson Acton St Maynard Howard J. Nickerson Friend St Gloucester Har. Co Rosaris H. Query Monroe St Albert P. Sears Saratoga St East Joseph Seffick Willard St Bridgeport. Corp Charles F. Swift Bridge St Fairhaven B Co John E. Hassett Tobey St Emile FE Angers Eastern Ave George W. Aher Blossom St Fitchburg Edward J Alex Harlen Bt Joseph J. Aleskandrowiecz South Main St Webster Patrick Anderson West Water St Whitinsville FE Co George W. Baker Hathaway St Joseph B. Bemowski Poland St Victor Berthiaum North St West Warren Walter Keefe Prospect St Terryville James J. Darley Mosher At Eng John Sullivan East Dwight St

Red Sox Fan Breaks Arm Swatting Fly in Portland

Robert J. Finnemore a Maine junk dealer and Red Sox supporter known across the region fractured his right arm while swatting a fly at supper in Portland Maine. The 200 pound man, nicknamed Bob, has now suffered the injury twice.

RED Sox Portland Robert J. Finnemore Maine New England Bob

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Slattery’s Nutria Hudson Coats E.T Slattery CO Bea William J. Gleason Middle St Andrew B. Lindsay E Batt Joseph Bemikat North Adams M Co James J. Joyce Shelter St Mark J. Lee Dexter Philip Poulliott O’neil A. Gagner Constantine Hudobenko Violet St Charles D. Perry Poquonock Conn. K Co Newport News Quincy St Marcial Lajeannesee Greylock Irving S. Tillotson Union Ave R. I. C Co Edward Barrett Hampshire St 14Th Inf Mathew Moran Bb Co Fred.c. Marcoux Joseph L. Murphy Francis Early Roger Busfield Raymond J. Main St. Albans Arthur Peabody Lynnfield St Frank J. Stevens Lynn. Co William J. Rowe Ashland St Malden John T. Henderson Cambridge Eugene C. Hagemann Nashua I Company 103D Infantry NEW England Boys Casualty Canal St N. H. I Co Daniel Mark Lynch Day St Levi J. Vautrain Healy Ave Indian Orchard Charlies P. Holliday Rockland, Me Schwab Charles M. Schwab the Crowell Publishing Co Birts Birt Magrane Houston Coo Billie Burke Georgette Milan Royal Axminster Nmagrane Illus Iuin Washington ST Temple PL Pond Jergen
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