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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1910

Page

7

Flooded district streets draw crowds as water rises

In a Venice like flood, residents and workers wade through 2 3 feet of water across Eliot Lagrange and Tremont streets. Spectators cheer a bare footed rescuer and a taxi driver warns of tanky water. Fire and store employees improvise embankments while volunteers help. Losses reach 376000 with many basements and stock damaged.

Mr. O’neil O’neil Eliot Street Lagrange Street Washington Street Lagrange Eliot Atlantic Want Eliot and Washington Streets Tremont Street Ellet Policeman Brown Brown John Kennedy Carver Street South End Washington and Lagrange Streets Lyric Theatre Seaver Place The Majestic Tremont Streets Tremont Majestic Theatre van Rensselaer Place E. D. Smith Willcox & Ginbs Sewing Machine Company Shooting Gallery Atkinson Furniture Company Iliot Green’s Spaulding Sirvain Eliot Streets W. B. Hunt Drug Company A. B. Currier Bamber & Co Haberdashers J. F. McGahan & Co Imperial Haberdashery Washington

The Boston Theatres Hit by Flood Damage

The flood devastated theatre basements and lobbies in Boston. Majestic and Globe suffered heavy losses with delayed openings and ticket refunds offered. Gaiety and Colonial also incurred damage, while performances resumed with bodies of patrons remaining in attendance. Total damages estimated between two and three thousand dollars.

The Globe Colonial Gaiety Boston Majestic Globe Theatre Jennette Boylston Street

Piles Cure Promises Free Trials and Urgent Flood Drama

A bold Pyramid Pile Cure offer invites readers to send name and address for a free sample, claiming quick relief from piles and urging against operation. The article then shifts to a flood scene, describing Madame Calipha’s near injury, street geysers, a drenched crowd, and submerged Washington Street with crowded subway stations and delayed surface streetcars as city transit resumes after the flood.

Pyramid Drug Coupon Offer Mail Order Sample

An offered free Pyramid Pile Cure sample is mailed to the reader after filling name and address on a coupon and sending it to Pyramid Drug Company in Marshall Michigan. The promise is delivery at no cost and in a plain wrapper.

Pyramid Drug Company Pyramid

Flood Flooding Paralyzes Tremont and Washington Traffic

Boston streets flooded after a subway ventilator on Tremont Street admitted water at 700 gallons per minute. Passengers report traffic delays up to thirty minutes as officials deploy two steam pumps to remove water for two hours before clear streets resume.

Globe Theatre Washington Street Regal Bowling Sheinwald Syndicate Washington and Kneeland Streets Waldorf Lunch Eliot Street Eliot Essex Streets Essex Street Harrison Avenue Beach Atlantic Avenue Dorchester Avenue Tremont Summer Street Dover Street Tremont Street Washington Streets Boston Boston Elevated

Tremont Street Flood Disrupts Tremont area near Hotel Touraine

Inspectors for the Elevated report many paving blocks lifted by floodwaters. Northbound Tremont street cars reopened by 10 p.m., southbound lines still delayed. Lagrange street bore the flood surge flooding cellars while taxis and carriages ferried passengers through the inundated zone.

Tremont Street Hotel Touraine Majestic Theatre Elevated Tremont Washington Lagrange Street

Majestic Theatre Postpones Dick Whittington Show

Flood on Tremont street forces the Majestic Theatre to postpone the opening performance of Dick Whittington until tonight. Continued on Page I First Column.

Tremont Street Dick Whittington

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