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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1907

Page

8

Heroic Night Aboard Larchmont as 15 Companions Die

Harris Feldman of New York recalls saving his wife Bertha during the Larchmont disaster off Block Island. The Kentucky sank in two pieces as waves claimed 14 survivors from 30 to 35 aboard. Fred Hiergsell, 16, Richmond Hill. Oliver Janvier, 21, Providence. and other witnesses describe chaos, fights for boats, frostbite, and near death before rescue by the Elsie and life savers.

Block Island R. I Harris Feldman New York Bertha Sadie Galub Larchmont Kentucky Feldman Harry Black Sea East Ninety-ninth Street Fred Hiergsell Richmond Hill Long Island Post Oliver Janvier Montgomery Street Providence David D. Fox New Jersey James van West Indies Lewis McFarland Wilmington N. C Mr. Feldman Van

Dead Larchmont Victims Laid Aboard the Kentucky

On February 13 at Block Island the steamer Kentucky ferried 49 bodies from the Larchmont disaster to Providence. Most victims were frozen in grotesque poses, some still encased in ice, while undertakers prepared them for burial. Survivors include Sadie Gallup of Block Island and Harry Ieccles of Pawtucket.

Block Island Larchmont Kentucky J. C. Champlin Fester Gray Providence Spee McVey Gray Oscar Young Harry Iecles Pawtucket Freectes Fall River New York Sadie Gallup Sandy Point Sam LaCombe Miss Gallup Minot Street Boston H. D. Molson Toy Line

Official Investigation Into Wreck Cause Opens Tomorrow

Providence reports the inquiry into the Larchmont collision with the Harry Knowlton will begin in New London at 11 o'clock with hulls inspector W E Withey presiding. Captain Haley and Knowlton crew are subpoenaed to testify on navigation fault. liability matters are not in scope.

Providence Larchmont Harry Knowlton New London United States Steamboat Inspector W. E. Withey Quonochontaug Haley Knowlton

Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil Originated for Homes and Rail

Dr Porter, a railroad surgeon, spent years studying practical remedies for cuts burns bruises and skin injuries. He created a household surgical dressing named Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil aimed at simple application and scientific treatment of minor to serious skin issues.

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Dr Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil Featured

The passage explains antiseptics defend against infection by cleansing wounds. It highlights Dr Porter the Old Railroad Surgeon and his Dr Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil as a unique remedy that penetrates and cleanses wounds, destroys septic matter, and reaches the seat of skin troubles.

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Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil

Healing oil described as an efficient skin remedy that cleanses and protects, forming an oily film to relieve pain and inflammation. Promoted as a household surgical dressing for injuries and sores, produced by Dr Porter, once a railroad surgeon, now widely sold by druggists.

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