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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1914

Page

8

Salem Fire Destroys Korn Leather Company Plant

The Salem blaze began about 2 p m in the Korn Leather Company factory at Proctor and Boston streets. It rapidly spread through the building and to nearby properties aided by a brisk northwest wind. Initial flames were observed on the west side at the foot of Gallows Hill.

Salem Korn Leather Company Proctor and Boston Gallows Hill

Hurley Leads Rescue Drive Amid Fire Devastation

Mayor John F. Hurley, 69, directed firefighting from a police car and on foot as flames destroyed homes near 12 Dow Street. He helped comfort displaced residents, estimated his losses at two insured houses at 15 000, and vowed to keep fighting the blaze despite extreme heat.

John F. Hurley Dow Street Hurley Everett Street Lafayette Street Mec Doe Street Abbie F. Belyea Post

Fire At Korn Leather Company Spreads To Creedon Factory

A destructive blaze began at the Korn Leather Company building and engulfed the adjoining P. J. Creedon factory. Both wooden structures burned flat as flames leaped to nearby buildings, with long tongues of fire sweeping through the area.

Korn Leather Company P. J. Creedon

Mayor Ignored Blaze Until Hose Reclaimed By Reporter

A fierce fire raged as the Mayor refused to heed warnings. A Post reporter finally grabbed the hose from the Mayor and led him to safety in the street.

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Old Ladies' Home on Derby Street Burned. Inmates Escape

Just after 1 AM a fire broke out at the Old Ladies' Home on Derby street. Smoke and flames spread rapidly as firemen fought to save the building. all inmates escaped unharmed. The blaze spread to adjacent houses, threatening a wider district before being contained.

Old Ladies Derby Street

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