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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1909

Page

2

Loss of the Palmer Five Masted Schooner Off Hull Ledge

The Palmer sank after snapping anchors in a Sunday gale off Hull ledge with 12 aboard including Captain Dunton's Malden crew. wreckage washed ashore at Hull and Nantasket as life savers searched for bodies. masts and debris confirmed the tragedy between Graves and Minot's Ledge.

Palmer Harding Boston Harbor Graves Minot Hull Minot’s Salem Street Malden Boston Charles Blanchard Albert Delacy East Boston Arthur Holland Charlestown J. Voitier Nantasket Scituate Olger Folger Frank Daniel Souther Harold Jerrold Windmill Point Davis Palmer Allerton John E. Ruderham Hollingsworth & Whitney H. O. Barrett Nantucket Ontario Cape Cod Bath Mystic Wharf

Family Still Has Hopes for Davis Palmer Sailor

In Malden on December 27 Captain Leroy McKown of the fated schooner Davis Palmer told reporters his wife and two children remain hopeful despite family worry over the missing captain. McKown, a eight year resident born in Thomaston Maine, lives at 150 Salem Street with his wife and two children.

Malden Leroy McKown Salem Street Davis Palmer Captain McKown Thomaston

Great New England Storm Wrecks Vessels Off Coast

News reports describe the loss of the five mast schooner Davis Palmer with 12 crew near Boston, the wreck of 11 other vessels along the New England coast, and rescues by life savers. Other ships including Nantasket and Belle Halliday are stranded or damaged. crews are rescued or unaccounted.

Boston Harbor Davis Palmer Boston New England Scituate John W. Small Sands Hill Beach North Carolina Belle Halliday Brant Point Nantucket Philadelphia Martha’s Vineyard A. K. McLean Perth Amboy Halifax Stonington Maud Seward Port Reading Provincetown Seward Lambert’s Cove Bonito

Blizzards Hit East as Weather Bureau Warns Second Storm

New York reports 15 dead from the December snowstorm as street cars halt and telegraph lines fail. A second blizzard is moving from Manitoba toward the frozen East, expected to arrive within hours per the weather bureau.

New York Manitoba

Five Big Ocean Liners Reach Port After Gale

Five large ocean liners with cargoes worth millions arrived safely after a weekend of brutal northeast gale. From Saturday night to Monday morning they battled gigantic seas that swept decks, yet all ships reached port unharmed, stunning the waterfront.

Red Star liner Menominee battles gale off Cape Cod

Captain Anfindsen turns back to sea for nine hours as the Red Star liner Menominee endures a gale near Cape Cod. Captain Crawford W. Smith on the Bucknall liner Barotse notes the gate as the worst he has seen, barometer dropping to 28.47. The Henry O Barrett arrives, towed by tugs Confidence and Pallas.

Red Star Menominee Cape Cod Anfindsen Crawford W. Smith Bucknall Henry O. Barrett Confidence Pallas

Promoter Promises Safe, Satisfying Medical Care

A physician touts patient satisfaction as the best advertisement and stresses reliable cure as essential. He warns against leaving cases to chance and urges immediate consultation to protect his reputation and business.

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