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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1920

Page

23

Explosion in New York Financial District Kills 29

A noon blast in Manhattan’s financial heart injures hundreds and kills 29. Morgan Bank and Sub Treasury suffer heavy damage as crowds flee amid shattered glass. Investigators weigh bomb versus wagon accident theory while troops guard the area and hospitals rush aid to the wounded.

New York Financial District New York Lower Manhattan Brooklyn Sub-Treasury Governor’s Island The Stock Exchange Thomas W. Lamont Henry P. Davison Morgan Morgan Firm

Wall Street Explosion Described In Firsthand Account

An Associated Press reporter recounts the New York Wall Street blast that shattered Morgan Bank and the sub treasury annex. He describes a mushroom cloud of smoke, burning wreckage, scattered bodies, and a terrified crowd fleeing the scene in the financial district.

Sub-Treasury Black Tom Island United States Wall Street French High Commission Broadway Commission Arnaud Maurice Casengue West 92d Street Thomas W. Lamont Charles Matthews Lincoln Road Brooklyn Lamont Matthews Thram David W. S. Pearce Wal Street David Morgan Building Broad Street Exchange Battery Ferry Landing K’ Company 22D U. S. Infantry Fort Jay Governor’s Island J. P. Morgan & Company New, York Associated Press America Financial Center New York Wallstreet River Tubes Wal Nassau Broad J.P. Morgan & Co Bank Morgan Morgan Bank Financial District

Partial dead and injured list from New York incident

A long list details names and addresses of the deceased and injured. Included are William T. Joyce from J. P. Morgan & Co and Jerome H. McKean a chauffeur, with many others in New York, New Jersey, and nearby areas. The collection notes ages, occupations, and partial residences among clerks, bank workers, stenographers, and messengers.

New Jersey Morgan Buildinng Jerome H. McKeen Nelson Avenue Bronx Commissioner of Motor Vehicles of D. S. Belden South Third Street South Orange N. J New York William T. Joyce J. P. Morgan & Co Jerome H. McKean Ludolph Portong McCauley Avenue Jamaica

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lahey William J. Burns Detective Agency Burns Sub Treasury Italy Casenave Junius Spencer Morgan J. P. Morgan Mr. Lamont William Joyce Thomas W. Joyce Richard Campbell Morgan’s Broad and Wall Streets Dean Charles Neville West 44Th Street New York City Alfred Mayer Joseph Aurebury Sherman Avenue Raymond Miller Bernard J. Kennedy Carolyn N. Dickinson Elmhurst L. I Colin B. McClure Yonkers N. Y Mark Drury Charles Londrod William Furman Hutchison Garden City John Johnson Porter Bank of America Lewis K. Smith Long Island Albert Siegel Glendale Fred W. Thompson Goodhaven George Watt Somerville John Markle Jeddo Penn A. B. Jessup Worth Begley Washington, D. C Arthur J. C. Cole North Arlington Arthur Gathersole Frank Stoba Bergen Field Raymond Reddington New Monmouth J. W. Riege Or Ridge Mt. Vernon Martin Ellis West New York James L. Robertson Bayonne Harry McQuire Jersey City Paul Darkin Hoboken Jesse B. Baer Burlington William Folden Freeport F. Gelfair Port Richmond William Peterson Bogota John Kunkle Crawford Joseph Dickman Plandome Volunteer Hospital G. B. Barnes Joseph G. Cranberry Robert Westday West 24Th Street Leo K. Drury Washington, DC Reginald Ellsworthy W. Orange William Foley Englewood Floyd Johnson Cranford George Luhrs Ray McQuade T. C. Peck Nyack Frank Vameck Westchester, N Elmer Diamond Passaic John G. Brownlow Hillsdale James Butts Sam Diamond Walter Dickinson
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