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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1913
Page
6
The Boston Work Horse Parade Association issued an appeal for public contributions to keep its horse care program active on hot days. Funds are exhausted as officers cite nine or ten watering stations in busy streets where horses are watered and sponged. Teamsters praise the service and the society seeks humane donations to continue this aid.
A swift blaze at a four story Binghamton factory causes 50 deaths and 50 injuries. The fire, likely sparked by a discarded cigarette, traps workers on upper floors as fire drills prove ineffective and escape routes fill with flames. Fire officials report rapid spread and widespread damage to nearby buildings and the federal post office.
A massive blaze at the No Weymouth wharf gutted a two story house housing four families and damaged a dozen shacks. Fireboats and multiple brigades battled flames rising over 100 feet with explosions from stored chemicals. Over 20 people homeless. no injuries reported.
Sunday’s Post Camas presents a short tale by Sarah Guernsey Bradley about budding affection in a quiet gathering. The narrative centers on subtle glances and small moments that reveal growing devotion.
Miss Beebe shot herself in a Manchester hotel room after a day trip from West Manchester to Boston. Friends said she suffered neurasthemia and sought relief from multiple doctors. She was active in Trinity Church charities and her death followed family troubles and the loss of her mother. The Beebe family had deep town ties and paid a large share of local taxes. A separate Chelsea case against Chauffeur Frank Smith for a boy’s death was postponed to August 1.
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