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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1891

Page

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Disastrous East Thompson Wreck Kills Two Engineers

In East Thompson Connecticut a massive wreck occurred in a freight yard when an open switch caused four trains to collide and pile up. Engineer Taber and Fireman Fitzgerald were killed. several others were injured while passengers escaped unharmed. The crash led to fires and a chaotic scene as trains derailed and cars piled up.

East Thompson Conn Spectan New York & New England Railroad Long Island & Eastern States Brooklyn Henry L. Witpers Jacos L. Boyck W. A. Lowden Epward W. Hurley Putnam East Douglas Southbridge Wildes Boyce J. A. Page Fred Cook

Tragic Wall Collapse Kills and Injures St. Paul Workers

A century-old wall in the Shepard building in St. Paul collapses after 1 PM, burying about fifteen workers. Ten removed from ruins within half an hour, five dead and five fatally injured. contractor Wilcox among the dead. Rescue, hospital, and morgue operations unfold as authorities investigate cause and identify victims.

Awful Death Reported In Street Collision

An awful death described after a street collision. The victim was knocked down and beheaded. the car had to be raised to remove the body. A motorman was arrested in connection with the incident. Public notice warns to keep Salvation Oil on hand for aches and pains priced at 25 cents.

Great New York Explosion Cranks Target Sage Office

A crank detonated a dynamite bomb at Russell Sage's Broadway office, smashing walls and sending debris into Rector Street. Sage survived with head injuries while a clerk was killed and several others wounded as 50 000 spectators flooded Broadway and Wall Street. Rescue and police acted quickly as the building housed five stories and many offices.

New York Arcade Broadway Rector Street Old Trini’s Burying Ground Church Street Russell Sage Wilson Sage Trinity Cemetery Lower Broadway Wall Street O'Connell Mr. Sage

Holiday books and illustrated catalogue by Little Brown Co

Advertises a wide holiday book selection from Little, Brown & Co in Boston with an illustrated catalogue. Highlights include Elizabethan Songs praised for literary and material beauty, and Beautie Collected and Illustrated by Edmund H. Garrett with photogravure plates and Lang introduction, priced at 36.00.

Little, Brown & CO Washington Street Boston Edmund H. Garrett Andrew Lang

Visitor Threat Lands Man In Jolt at Sage’s Office

A man calling as H D Wilson demanded 1 200 000 cash on the spot claiming dynamite in a bag would blow up the store if not paid. Sage, shot and injured by the intruder, was treated by Dr J P Munn and later walked home after his wounds were dressed.

J. P. Munn Jay Gould Sage Mr. Sage

Bomb-Thrower and at Least One Other Killed in Office Explosion

New York police cleared the wrecked Sage office after a blast. The ruined interior showed extreme damage with shattered walls and glass. The body near the door was identified as H. B. Wilson, the bomber, while Benjamin F. Norton died later from skull fracture. Other injured included Far Rockaway resident 35 year old W. Norton and a typist believed killed, with rumors of a missing boy Carter. Additional casualties and surviving injuries were reported among Colonel Joan J. Stocum and W. Laipaw bed remaining hospital.

New York H. 8 Wilson Benjamin F. Norton Sage Chambers Street Hospital Far Rockaway L. I Joan J. Stocum Russell Sage WR. Laip_aw

Treasure Cabinets Offer Luxury Cabins For Home Decor

An advertisement promotes Treasure Cabinets stressing social value of associations and warns against overprized displays. It touts a back mirror paneled cabinet with curved crystal glass, amethyst velvet lining, and mahogany ormolu frame. Enclose ten cents for the catalog.

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Explosion injures several in building blast at office

CG W Osbp erneE of Brooklyn a clerk suffered severe facial and body injuries and is likely injured internally. His wife rushed from Brooklyn to be at his bedside as Frank Robertson, twenty six, a broker's clerk of Bergen Point New Jersey, is cut and bruised and in critical condition. Frank Menzib, twenty five, a Sage office stenographer, head injuries and home for recovery. G Calhoun, a Brooklyn telegraph operator in the Sage office, struck on the head by a fragment. F G Morrison, with an office in the building, badly cut and bruised. Three unknown persons were treated at Chambers Street Hospital.

CG. W. Osbpernee Brooklyn Esaken Frank Ropertson Bergen Point N. J Han Frank Menzib Chambers Street Hospital

Sage Heir Details Threats Before Mysterious Explosion

New York December 4 Russell Sage Jr recounts three or four threatening letters signed by James Walsh demanding 1,200,000 as he planned marriages to widows Spinola and Manheim. An explosion struck the Sage office injuring W R Laidlaw and others. Sage calls the writer a harmless lunatic.

New Yor Russell Sage Wilson Mr. Laidlaw Mr. Sage Sam

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