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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1905
Page
10
A great sheet of flame swept after the chief steward of the Michigan as he jumped overboard. James Collins in a small boat saved some men while Boston towboat crews and water-front workers conducted daring rescues. By 2:30 it was believed all sailors and officers had escaped amid smoke and fire.
A five alarm blaze sinks losses at Boston shore as the Alexandra burns amid sparks and smoke. Tug crews pull to safety 60 crew. the Daltonhall near Rotterdam destroyed and the Michigan burned with Captain Dickinson and 51 aboard escaping after dropping by rope to a rescue tug.
The report lists yesterday’s readings from Thompson's Spa at 219 Washington Street with multiple values, concluding an average temperature of 30 degrees. It compares to 25 degrees for the same date a year ago, noting a milder day.
The latest decree of Fashion sets a defined waist line and the new R and G models showcase it. We offer a full line of styles and sizes including high and low busts to fit every figure.
Providence police investigate the slaying of John A. Hart, a young engineer found dead in his bunk aboard the steamer Larchmont. Robbery appears the motive as valuables vanish and a nervous, unidentified man leaves the ship. Hart, born in North Kingstown, had worked last summer aboard the yacht Vixen for Henry H. Rogers of Standard Oil.
In a tight matchup at a Boston area venue, Fred Sydney earned the decision over Deshler after eight rounds. Referee Eugene Buckley oversaw the fight, with scores reflecting a narrow victory.
Fire roars through Pier 2 3 4 5 in Boston as four steamers threaten collapse. Vigilant crews and dock workers battle blazes fueled by chemicals with many vessels damaged or lost. Captain Gordon fights to save Daltonhall while his wife rescues valuables amid explosions and flames.
More than 75 members of City of Lynn Circle Companions of the Forest honored the fourth anniversary with a banquet at Youngs Hotel. Sub-Chief Ranger Mrs. Elizabeth Daley presided as officer. Deputy circle member Mrs. Annie F McSweeney delivered the principal address outlining the circle’s work.
Mary Mahoney recovered a verdict of 950 against the Elevated in the seventh jury session of the Superior Court before Judge Stevens yesterday. She sought 2000 in damages for injuries after an October 17 1903 accident on Hanover street near Blackstone street when stepping onto a car she was thrown to the ground by its sudden start.
General alarm at 1:25 summons all city and suburban apparatus. Steamers Philadelphian and Michigan burned with Daltonhall. Piers 2 3 4 consumed and 5 burning. Three large warehouses ablaze with estimated losses in the millions. This marks the third big fire within a year in the Hoosac Tunnel docks area including Derby Desk Company and Pier 5 fires. By 3:30 the blaze appeared under control.
A massive blaze in Boston damaged four steamers the Michigan Daltonhall Philadelphian and Alexandra. Piers 3 4 and 5 and several warehouses were gutted with hundreds rescued as crews fought the fire. Early reports called it the greatest dock fire in city history.
Cheswell declares the blaze the worst ever faced as crews labor for hours to control a large fire involving hay wool and spirits. He praises officers and residents for their courage while noting automatic systems could not stop spontaneous combustion and the need to protect surrounding property.
Elaborate memorial services were held in Chicago at the Russian Orthodox Church for Grand Duke Sergius. Russian consul Baron Schlippenbach and Vice-Consul Prince Engalitscheff attended as prayers for the grand duke’s soul were led and all present remained on their knees for 30 minutes.
Southbridge February 20 Herman Cheney denies rumors that any relative is under suspicion in the home robbery. He says such stories are false and vows strong denial. Attorney B D Hyde plans injunction against American Loan and Trust Co over a $5000 Whitcomb note as investigators pursue a new lead while focusing on the missing securities.
The Post produced a fire edition while the blaze burned, with reporters on site, telephonic updates, and rapid typing and editing. Extra editions moved to the composing room and delivery vans as teams dispatched to the scene.
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