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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1909

Page

2

Auto fire wrecks cars and stalls business losses

After a long blaze, car owners and managers surveyed the scene as losses mounted. The New Haven railroad lent officers to guard the ruined district and metal salvage, while C. F. Whitney faced theft of five Stoddard-Dayton and Berlier demonstration cars moved to his Boston Park Square garage.

New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad New Haven C. F. Whitney Boston Park Square New England Stoddard-Dayton Berlier

Fire destroys Park Square auto station complex in Columbus avenue blaze

A massive factory fire swept the Park Square Auto Station and connected garages on Columbus avenue, burning nine work areas and destroying 175 cars and many motorcycles and bicycles. Firefighters battled gusting winds for hours, saving the main station and Winter Garden while many workers escaped with injuries.

Park Square Columbus Avenue

Piles Cure Claim With Pazo Ointment Guarantee

An advertisement promises cure of itching bleeding and protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with Pazo ointment or money refund. Trial offer stated at 50 cents.

Million Dollar Loss At Park Square Station Fire

Fire at the old Park square station caused an estimated loss over 1 million dollars. About 400 automobiles were destroyed with an average value near 2 000 dollars each, totaling about 800 000. Buildings and other property losses are itemized, with most insured except Rambler Company and several small firms.

Park Square Concord Auto Company Jeffery’s Rambler Company Ieee Eae Aecewers Boston Auto Company Bela Mills Transportation Company Old Park Square Mapes New York, New Haven & Hartford Road T. B. Jeffery

Savery Saves Two as Fire Breaks at Garage

Walter J. Savery, a night garage employee, acted quickly to save two men trapped in smoke. He initially escaped through a rear window, then reentered the blaze to rouse and reach others on the second floor before forcing open doors.

Walter J. Kennedy Rexbury Park Square Mr. Kennedy Walter J. Lavery Kennedy Post Malms Castorine Company Chief Mullen Mullen Union Park Street Sherman Walter J. Savery Savery

Red Eyes and Weak Eyes Need Marine Eye Venice

The fragment mentions eye discomfort and a product name or brand, Marine Eye Venice, implying a health or eyewear aid. It lacks clear context about people, places, or events to form a fuller news item.

Marine Eye Venice

Escape From Fire By Jumping From Window In Boston Blaze

A man escaped from a two story fire by leaping from a second floor window and was bruised. Rumors of a missing chauffeur proved groundless. Many prominent Boston residents lost automobiles in the blaze including Mabel Taliaferro and Frederic Thompson. Vehicles valued up to $15,000 disappeared, with several Sight-Seeing Palace cars and two Shawmut Bank wagons destroyed.

Concord Motor Company Boston Motor Concern Fiat Repair Shop New England Mills Transportation Company Auto Car Repair Shop Lavery Littford Boston Mabel Taliaferro Colonial Theatre Frederic Thompson Luna Park Thompson Gray Frank Daniels Palace Shawmut National Bank Lewando Cleansing Company I. O. Iasigi S. 7. Burr Tyler S. M. Hedges A. A. Thorndike B. F. Shuman Thomas Allen B. B. Conrad E. C. Fiske E. M. Brown Edward Jack Dr. Warren F. J. Goselin C. I. Hanson Joseph Howe George Tripp J. H. Fay George Mahoney W. E. Edward Frederick A. Smith

Park Square site eyed for new Boston City Hall

City Hall possibilities loom as the Park square 200000 square foot tract, formerly part of the New Haven yard, is debated by city leaders and railroad executives after a devastating fire. Boston officials advocate securing the Park square land for a modern City Hall and city departments.

Timothy E. Byrnes New Haven Road Boston & Albany Railroad Hibbard Boston Park Square New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Tuttle Boston & Maine New Haven Boston & Albany South Station Huntington Avenue J. H. Hustis New York Central Massachusetts Railroad Commission New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Touraine

Accidents to Spectators at Fire Event

Crowds watching a fire caused pushing and crowding leading to several minor injuries among spectators. The report notes the most serious of these incidents occurred during the blaze.

Boston car dealers discuss rapid deliveries after showroom fire

News of a major garage fire in Boston reaches New York during the automobile show at Madison Square Garden. Boston dealers, staying in hotels, huddle with manufacturers to arrange quick delivery of cars privately owned and damaged by the blaze.

New York Boston Madison Square Garden

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