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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1904

Page

10

Dynamite Route Danger Inspected Along Crowded Boston Streets

A reporter mapped the risks of four 60 pound dynamite cases carried by Roy Fenton in an express wagon from Beverly and Causeway to Melrose. He traced potential impact points near Thompson Square Charlestown and Malden, noting dense pedestrian flow, frequent streetcar traffic, and nearby landmarks including the Elevated, Main Street stations, churches, the City Hall, and the Malden High School.

Melrose Malden Fenton Hunter Boston Roy Fenton Beverly Causeway Streets Post North Station Thompson Square Charlestown Main Street Green Street the Charles Bunker Hill Street Boston & Maine Southern Division Sullivan Square Malden Square Upper Square First Baptist Church Wyoming Street

Calamity Ends Careers of Three Promising Men in Melrose

Melrose reports mark a car calamity that ends the careers of three promising men including 29 year old Eddy Stowe of Naval Brigade Company C. Stowe had seven years in service and was nearing gunner's mate. two Harvard Medical School graduates Dresdar shall and McLellan died after attending a social. Medical Examiner Jack oversaw body removals as Ada Crouch and EB A Stowe were moved to their homes. Nine victims hospitalized were released today.

U.S. S. Prairie Columbia Yacht Club The Legion of Dresdarshall McLellan Harvard Medical School Alderman Town Jack Ada Crouch Stoneham EB. A. Stowe Boston

Three Tots Unaware of Parents Death in Melrose Blast

Melrose residents mourn as debris litters streets after last night’s explosion at Masonic Hall. Three Haynes children aged 1, 4, and 6 play undisturbed in the sunshine, cared for by neighbor Mrs. Sara Gates until relatives arrive. Identification efforts unfold as mourners seek missing kin. 14 patients at Melrose Hospital report stable sleep, while Mrs. Ebert Conway undergoes leg amputation.

Melrose Masonic Hall Haynes Sara Gates Papa Mammi Mrs. Gates Melrose Hospital Ebert Conway

District Attorney Ready 10 Act In Melrose Inquest

District Attorney George A. Sanderson states he is prepared to act swiftly if Melrose disaster is found to be caused by wanton negligence. He will monitor State police findings and may personally lead the inquest, keeping in touch with authorities as investigations proceed.

George A. Sanderson Melrose

Fear Some Dynamite Still Unexploded in Melrose

Sept 22 Melrose residents fear unexploded dynamite fragments remain near the accident site. Police and citizens begin exhaustive inspections of premises to ensure no hidden danger. Engineer W. D. Hunter says the blast may not have consumed all contents and that 50 pounds could have caused greater damage.

Melrose W. D. Hunter

President Roosevelt lands safely after railroad accident

President Roosevelt and party arrived in Washington from Oyster Bay aboard a Pennsylvania line train delayed about 36 minutes by a rear driving wheel tire break in Baltimore. The tire jammed the boiler. an alternate engine was attached and the journey continued without further incident.

Washington Roosevelt Pennsylvania Railroad Oyster Bay Baltimore Weatherbee Philadelphia Jersey City Signet Loeb Barnes White House

Collins for Chairman Leads State Democratic Convention

Mayor Patrick A. Collins is the unanimous choice for presiding officer of the State convention on Oct 7. The meeting discussed Richard Olney for resolutions chairman and William L. Douglas as Governor candidate. Douglas plans a vigorous campaign, with State issues stressing business leadership and home rule. notable Democrats will be asked to speak in his behalf.

Patrick A. Collins Democratic State Committee Collins William L. Douglas Richard Olney Mr. Douglas James B. Carroll Springfield Commonwealth Sities Crane Bates Liberty Square Hke Cochran Hill, Carmack Grady Jerome Folk Douglas

Port Arthur described by Russian refugee in Chefoo

Michael Swartz, a Russian merchant refugee, arriving from Port Arthur via Chefoo, paints the city as a nightly black vault nearly deserted by day. He says civilians stay indoors after sunset, air is heavy with death, Japanese shells cause havoc, supplies are short but food exists, and General Stoessel remains defiant. Admiral Oukhtomsky is hospitalized.

Chefoo Port Arthur Michael Swratz

Curious crowds swarm Melrose after disaster scene

Melrose on September 22 draws visitors from Boston Chelsea and distant towns to Wyoming avenue and Main street seeking debris clothing blood stained wood and other grisly souvenirs. Relatives and mourners converge on hospitals and undertakers as grim reminders of the casualties pass by.

Melrose Boston Chelsea Wyoming Avenue Main Street

Two Charged With Stealing Arlington Man's Watch

Police report two suspects charged in Arlington after an alleged watch theft from a local resident. Detectives identified the defendants, who face counts of theft and related offenses as the investigation continues.

Two youths arrested in Arlington robbery case

Detectives yesterday arrested Michael H. Klane of 13 Lammett street Malden and Harry S. Maxwell 17 of 108 Second street Chelsea charged with robbing Alexander Drummond of 1068 Massachusetts avenue Arlington on the night of Sept 14 on Allen street. It is alleged they stole from his pockets a watch and chain and a roll of 30 dollars.

Michael H. Klane Lammett Street Malden Harry S. Maxwell Second Street Chelsea Alexander Drummond Massachusetts Avenue Arlington Allen Street

Waltham Canoe Club Fall Meet Opens Winter Season

In Waltham on September 22 the Waltham Canoe Club held its fall meet with a supper and entertaining program. A large audience attended, marking the inauguration of the winter social season.

Waltham Canoe Club Waltham

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