Melrose Calamity Best Told By Post
The Post earned trust by promptly delivering the Melrose wreck news with complete lists of the dead and injured. Its pressroom and mailing teams provided accurate, concise coverage within minutes of the catastrophe, setting a Boston standard for speed and detail.
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Melrose Car Crash Victim Wanders Home in Mental Distress
Frank E. Burnham, discharged from Melrose Hospital after the wreck, wandered half a mile, incoherent and haunted, pleading to remove wreckage and bodies. He was cared for by relatives while doctors expect rest to heal his wounded face and head. John M. Miller of Lynn also left the institution today.
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Flesh Hung on Phone Pole in Melrose Tragedy
In Melrose on Sept 22 a severed human flesh fragment weighing about a pound hung suspended 35 feet above a telephone pole for hours. Pedestrians averted their eyes as Linemen William Levy and Samuel Cameron removed the grisly relic in response to public demand after last night's tragedy.
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Assistant Medical Examiner views explosion victims
Melrose officials report Assistant Medical Examiner Paul Provandie viewed the bodies of the explosion victims and issued a formal finding that the death was accidental.
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Dynamite safety and Melrose disaster questions answered
An expert explains that properly made dynamite is as safe as flour or coal oil under normal handling. Detonation requires rapid heat or simultaneous spark and concussion. concussion alone does not explode dynamite. Even heavy pressure, train wheels, or car impacts may not trigger an explosion unless conditions align.
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Shotgun Challenge Ends in Crater Victory at Boston Theatre
The Wizard of Oz company saw Miss Allene Crater defeat Frederick Meek in a shotgun bet at Wellington Park. Both fired at 25 birds with a handicap favoring Crater using a smaller gun. Crater finished with 16 hits to Meek’s 10, while Stone and Montgomery also performed. Crater expressed willingness to meet challengers.
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Sisters of Holy Cross Endorse Father John's Medicine
A dated endorsement from the Sisters of Holy Cross at Nashua New Hampshire promotes Father John's Medicine as a food medicine suitable for bronchial troubles and as a tonic for the weakly. The text claims cures for throat and lung issues, scrofula skin diseases rheumatism and blood impurity with fifty years of use.
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New Bedford Whaler Reports Rich Sperm Oil Cargo
Advices from Mahe Seychelles Islands state whaling bark Josephine under Captain Smith has taken 850 barrels of sperm oil since leaving Mauritius on June 1. Sailed from New Bedford Sept 19, 193, and in under a year secured 1200 barrels of sperm oil and £99 barrels of whale oil. The cargo ranks among the richest reported in years.
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Woodland lad stones B. and A. passenger train
Newton September 22 at five this afternoon a boy threw a bag of stones and banana skins through a window of a Boston and Albany train passing under a bridge at Woodland nearly striking a woman seated nearby.
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Unknown man dies in Somerville stable
A man about 65, 6 feet 10 inches, with gray beard, died of natural causes in the stable of Edward W. Kennealey at 228 Mystic avenue Somerville after resting there. Papers bearing the names Charles Brosseau or Charles Lavelle were found with him. Police and Medical Examiner Durell investigated.
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Wife locks husband in hospital after home fire
Mrs. Laura Middleton of 426 Saratoga Street East Boston threw a bottle of naphtha across a room striking the stove and starting a fire. The blaze burned her husband on the face neck and hands before Chemical 7 firemen put it out. Middleton was jailed on drunkenness charges.
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