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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1902

Page

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Flaming Ship Seen Off Gloucester Reported Burning Vessel

A large vessel believed to be a tank steamer or sailing craft carrying inflammable material burned in Massachusetts Bay about 20 miles from Boston Harbor. West Gloucester life savers failed to reach it due to a southeast gale. Fishermen reported smelling burning oil and sighting flames at intervals from early afternoon until night.

Gloucester Massachusetts Bay Boston Harbor West Gloucester Boston Bailey Eastern Point Light Dolliver's Neck King Captain King Thatcher's Island Samuel Bloomfield Moorland Hotel Dolliver’s Neck Gertrude Emma W. Brown New York Cape Cod

Burglary Mysteries Tied to Two Roxbury Suspects

Police report the arrest of Fred O Gibson and his cousin Samuel F Gibson for a string of break ins across Roxbury Dorchester and the Back Bay. More than $2500 in clothing silverware and jewelry recovered. Evidence includes a blood trail and five dress suitcases and three large trunks filled with valuables. Both men face multiple counts including breaking and entering and shop theft with Miss Mary Shurtleff’s Dorchester home among the alleged targets.

Roxbury Dorchester Back Bay Fred O. Gibson Isaac Clouse Waumbeck Street Gibson Samuel F. Gibson Newcomb Street Plumer Station 10 Washington Street Ball Ball Street Jimmy Officer Plumer Brickley Carr Sergeant Carr Fred Gibson Samuel Gibson Mr. Clouse Rosen & Ludwig Spang Bros Mary Shurtleff Wales Street Miss Shurtleff Shurtleff Fred Gib

Marconi Triumph in Trans Oceanic Wireless Feat

Halifax reports Marconi announced successful wireless transmission from Canada to England after eight secret tests. Messages praised by Lord Minto and Ottawa officials confirm transatlantic contact aboard ships near Cornwall and Sydney Harbour, with ongoing apparatus refinement at Table Head.

Canada joins world with wireless telegraphy milestone

Governor-general reported successful transmission of a message to England by wireless telegraphy. Marconi prepared to send a short message from Canada to the government. Hon. W. S. Fielding sent congratulations to Marconi. Sir Richard Cartwright, acting premier, cabled to England praising the new cross Atlantic communication method.

King Edward England Canada Cape Cod Marconi W. S. Fielding Richard Cartwright

Marconi Announces Success Of System

Wireless telegraph links Cape Breton Canada with Cornwall England by Marconi with complete success. Inauguratory messages including a governor general of Canada to King Edward have been sent along with a London Times dispatch witnessed by Dr Parkin M P G Marconi delivered the news.

Halifax N. S Marconi Canada England Edward VII Great Britain Italy Parkin Upper Canada College Toronto Newfoundland H!ll Cornwall Philadelphia America New York Glace Bay Associated Press Cape Breton Eng Edward London Times M. P. G. Marconi

Wireless message text from Times correspondent

London dispatch reports the text of the wireless message sent by the Times correspondent on December 21 detailing the transmission from the field. The fragment notes the communication mode and source without revealing further specifics or outcomes.

London Times

Collision of Manhasset and Crary Ends in Tragedy

According to Mr Mullally one crewman said the Crary tried to cross the Palmer s bow triggering a fatal collision. The Palmer warned keep off but it was too late. Six men drowned immediately and Crary sank in seven minutes followed by the Palmer. Survivors toiled without provisions as a northwest gale drove a heavy sea. Five crewmen perished from cold and starvation by Friday night and a 16 year old helped keep others warm. Manhasset sails from Duxbury with 23 crew.

Palmer Crary Thomas W. Lawson Newport News Associated Press Marine Observer Blizgard Chatham Cape Cod Highland Light Manhasset Dexter Malone Dory Anhasset Mr. Mullally Duxbury

Lost schooners Louise B Crary and Frank A Palmer details

The Louise B Crary built Bath 1900 length 267 feet beam 46 feet 2 inches depth hold 2 feet net tonnage 1998 gross 9931 from New York partially insured coal cargo fully covered by city firms. The Frank A Palmer built Bath 1897 owned by J S Winslow & Co Portland length 274 feet 5 inches beam 43 feet 5 inches depth 21 feet net tonnage 1832 gross 2015.

Louise B. Crary New England Shipbuilding Company Bath Crary New York Frank A. Palmer N. T. Palmer

Transatlantic Wireless Greeting From Marconi

A Canada to Cornwall transmission records Signor Marconi sending his wireless greeting to England and Italy from the Canadian station as part of the transatlantic message. The sender notes being present at the transmission and forwards Marconi’s greeting via the Times.

Glace Bay N. S Poldhu Cornwall Signor Marconi England Italy

Times Receives Marconi Wireless Message from Cape Breton

The London Times confirms receipt of a wireless message from Mr. Marconi at Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, signaling a breakthrough in transatlantic communication and marking a historic moment for wireless technology.

TIMES London The London Times Marconi Cape Breton

Marconi Reports Successful Wireless Transatlantic Test

Ottawa confirms receiver Lord Minto received a message from Marconi stating that a test transmission from Cape Breton to Cornwall via wireless telegraphy has been completed and forwarded to its destination. The message, dated December 21, 1902, is addressed to His Excellency the Governor-General at Government House.

Ottawa Ont Lord Minto Canada Marconi Glace Bay N. S Government House Cape Breton Cornwall

Rain Forecast and Cures for Ailments

Boston and vicinity expect rain Monday followed by clearing, with Tuesday fair and colder. Winds shift from south to west. Father John treats colds and grip and pneumonia.

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