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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1911

Page

2

Women Victims of Burning Steamer Warned in Time

The steamer Governor Andrew burned at East Boston dock yesterday morning. First Mate Stout directed crew as fire spread quickly and women in the cabin, Mrs. McNeil and Mrs. Kelly, were warned and responded. Their bodies were recovered near Bank's wharf after the vessel was towed from Border and Eutaw streets.

George B. Stout Edgar Norton East Boston General Lincoln Nahant Line Joe Ross Ida M. Chase Joseph Ross Company Lincoln City Fire Department McNeil Kelly Stout Bank’s Wharf Border and Eutaw Streets Roxbury Andrew Thomas Conlan St. John N. B Henry Hampshire Street William McClure America Wolverhampton England

Wife of Patrolman Dies in Governor Andrew Fire

The wife of Patrolman Peter J. McNeil was killed yesterday in the Governor Andrew fire. The photograph credited to Chickering accompanies the report.

Peter J. McNeil Governor Andrew Chickering

Aviators Burned to Death in Mid Air Tragedy

A pair of fatal air accidents marred the field as two pilots Le Martin and Princeton perished during preparations for a major aviation event. Le Martin died from a head injury after his biplane crashed in trees, while Princeton was killed when his plane caught fire after a belt jam and benzine explosion.

Tetard Kimmerling Andre Beaumont Gaget Henri Molla Roland Garos Vidart Henri Wynmaton Morin Prevot Jean Rielovucci Amerigo Pascal Laval Robba Count Chespel Loridan Contenes Charlix la Bouret la Lasselle de Nissole Allard M. Berteaux M. Delcasse M. Lepine Paris le Martin France Red Cross Roland Garros Garros Goiran Chalon St. Cyr Issy Les Molineaux Princetau Princeton

Fire on the 0 steamboat sinks vessel and man rescued

Mr Thompson recalls waking to a fast spreading fire on the steamboat 0. He stayed aboard hoping to save her but the blaze overtook the ship. Deck hand Arthur Hendrickson leapt into the harbor and was rescued after five minutes by Watchman Sgt McCausland. Hendrickson suffered facial and hand burns.

Clarence Thompson Thompson Mr. Thompson Arthur Hendrickson Governor Andrew Sergeat McCausland Hendrickson

Seven aviators reach Liege in European circuit race

At Liege seven flyers finishing the first stage from Vincennes report a grueling Rheims pass with raging eddies. Vidart and Vedrine finish fastest as Garros and others push toward Rheims amid repairs and windward hazards.

Liege Belgium Vincennes Vidart Vedrine Weymann Beaumont Barra Duval Garros Renaud

Warns Harvard Men Mistakes Are Sins

A large crowd attended a Harvard baccalaureate at Appleton Chapel. President Lowell urged efficiency and responsible thinking, warning that mistakes stem from mental indolence and loose thinking, stressing college men must think clearly in public life.

Harvard Appleton Chapel Holworthy Hall R. C. Foster R. C. Lloyd Hollis Stoughton Matthews Halls College Yard Lowell Edward C. Moore James M. Moore Quincy Street President Lowell

World Needs All, Declares Tufts President at Graduation

President Frederick W. Hamilton of Tufts College urged graduates to contribute their manhood and womanhood to a world with insufficient workers and hours. He warned that those who contribute nothing should disappear from the earth for the sake of all concerned. The baccalaureate sermons also touched on religious sense as a developable instinct shaping views of life and death.

Frederick W. Hamilton Tufts College Goddard Chapel Hamilton Madison Square Presbyterian Church New York Wellesley College

World looks to college men speech at Brown University

Providence June 18. President C Mitch ell of the University of South Carolina addressed Brown University graduates at their baccalaureate exercises. He urged the youth to recognize they are the makers of tomorrow and to value education and guidance from teachers, parents, and citizens.

Providence 8. C. Mitchell University of South Carolina Brown University

Death notices from Watertown Dorchester and surrounding areas

Obituaries and funeral notices for Fanny Allen and others across Watertown Dorchester Roxbury Roslindale Charlestown Dorchester Allston Brighton Allston Cambridge Stoughton St.oughton, etc. Names include Allen Bay Blake Broderick Burke Burns Collins Curley Delaney Emerson Flick Joubert Kelly Krauth McLaughlin McLaughlin McLaughlin McNeil McNulty Mint on Parker Quigley Riley Stewart Walsh Welsh with locations at Common Street Dorchester West Cottage Street 46 4 Dudley Avenue 140 Dudley Avenue 8 15 am 9 am 2 p m 9 o clock and various parish churches and cemeteries listed for services and interment.

Charlestown John Diameter Hartnett Tremont Street St. Mary’s Church Warren Street Nora Brown Hannah Sheehan Sheen Dorchester Avenue Dorchester St. William’s Church South End Burke Boston Cornelius Michael and Catherine Burke Sumner Street Church of the Assumption Furns East Boston James Margaret Burns John A. Lyons Maverick Street Collins Newton Upper Falls Johanna Collins Pennsylvania Avenue Curley Roxbury Margaret Michael Curley Daley Centre Street All Saints’ Church Delaney Cambridge Edith J. Conner Patrick J. Delaney Agnes Collins Pioneer Street St. Mary’s Church of the Annunciation Emerson Sarah H George W. Emerson Saxton Street Hyannis Mass Flick Stoughton Rudolph J Herman A Ida EB. Flick Mayberger Chestnut Square Jamaica Plain Joubert Hyde Park Ludger Alphonse Joubert Church of the Most Precious Blood Kelly Egleston Square Catherine Michael Kelly Keegan Byron Court School Street St. Mary of the Angels Church Krauth South Boston Clara A Charles Krauth Eighth Street McRay Waltham Delia James MccRay Ayer Junction M’laughlin Emily Regina Albert BP Gertrude I. McLaughlin McDonald Browning Avenue New London Hartford Conn McLaughlin Allston Bridget McLaughlin O’donnell Charles McLaughlin Appian Way St. Anthony's Church North End Brighton James McLaughlin Academy Hill Road St. Columbkille M’neil Elizabeth A Peter A. McNeil Con Jon W. H. Powderly Washington Street St. Patrick’s Church Dudley Street McNulty Thomas J. McNulty West End St. Joseph's T. A. Society John A. McCaffrey Knowlton Street St. Augustine’s Church Minton Thomas H Mary Minton Dewey Street St. Paul’s Church Woodward Avenue Parker Melrose John H. Parker Lebanon Street Quigley Thomas J Veer Pp Margaret Wigley O’brien Conneral Everett Street Riley John Catherine Riley McLean Peter and Paul’s Stewart Mattapan Ruth M Arthur E Minnetta L. Stewart Norfolk Street Walsh--Innis City Michael J Walter Bridget Walsh Ter Street St. Stephe Church Hanover Street Salem Catherine M George R. Welsh Mary T. Moloney East Dedham Street

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