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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1903

Page

8

Injured Survivors Recall Magazine Explosion Trauma

Survivors recount the blast at the magazine and its aftermath on River streets. One worker describes running through smoke and debris, feeling like being shot, and finding loved ones among the wreckage as Goodwin, Almeda Boulanger, Grady, and others are injured or killed. Nurses confirm widespread injuries and caution on reporting.

Goodwin Grady Clarendon Goodwin Superence

Leblancs House Catches Fire In Lowell Tragedy

Lowell July 29. Charles Leblanc’s Bolton street home burned to the ground after demolition. He awoke in bed and escaped as the house collapsed. Mrs Leblanc, across the street washing clothes, was thrown toward her door but unharmed aside from scratches. Firemen barred access to retrieve cash found in a commode, noting danger from the blaze.

Lowell Charles Leblanc Bolton Street

State Police Take Charge Of Investigation

Lowell July 29 State Officer Whitney and 16 attaches of Chief Wade’s department arrived at the ruins tonight in response to a call from the Tewksbury Selectmen. They assumed charge and were aided by police officers and militiamen maintaining a night vigil. More State officers will report tomorrow morning when relief is expected. Owing to careful guard looting is impossible.

Lowell Whitney Wade Tewksbury

Funeral of Henry Hoffman Brown Held at Brookline Home

The funeral for Henry Hoffman Brown took place yesterday afternoon at his Brookline residence 146 Naples Road. Rev. John Hoffman of North Reading Congregational Church officiated as the Beethoven Male Quartet performed Lead Kindly Light Passing Out of the Shadow and Over the River. Floral tributes included a white rose pillow from H. H. Brown & Co office staff and a red rose and pinks set piece from firm employees.

Henry Hoffman Brown Naples Road Brookline John Hoffman North Reading Congregational Church H. H. Brown & Co

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Almeda Bellanger Almeda Boulanger Eddie Midermott Robbie Riggs ST. Johns Catholic Hospital Corps OF Sisters and Nurses Gradyson Magorique Goodreau Bolton Clifton Streets Mrs. Goodreau Leblanc Majorie Goodrue Henry Goodrue Virginia Trotter Severgerner Denton Street H. H. Brown
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