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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1904

Page

2

Suits For Damages Begun Against Melrose Over Explosion

Melrose residents file four suits against the city claiming physical injury or property damage from last Wednesday night’s explosion. Officials including Mayor Buttrick defend the city’s nonliability while urging new laws to prevent a recurrence. Colonel Hesseltine argues the responsible party is the one who sent the explosive and calls for moral accountability.

Melrose Buttrick Fenton Franciss. Hesseltine Post Hesseltine Cambridge Boston Boston & Northern Railroad Company

Liability for Damages in Melrose Dynamite Horror

The Melrose blast last Wednesday night caused nine deaths and numerous injuries. An estimated total damages figure approaches 150000 with figures for deaths and injuries outlined by Colonel Hesseltine who notes conservative losses of at least 55000 for deaths and 50000 for loss of a limb, plus extensive property destruction.

Funerals Held for Wreck Victims in Melrose Area

Winfield Rowe motorman of the ill fated electric car to be buried from his Saugus home tomorrow afternoon. Services at 3 by Rev A E Scoville in Melrose then burial at Lakeside Cemetery Wakefield. Dr Malcolm McLellan to be buried at home 31 Clifton Park Melrose Highlands with Interment at Woodlawn Everett. Dr Frederick Marshall will have a church funeral Sunday at Maplewood Malden. Edith Merrill to be buried Sunday with home services.

Melrose Winfield Rowe Saugus A. E. Scoville Lakeside Cemetery Wakefield Malcolm McLellan Clifton Park Melrose Highlands Woodlawn Everett Frederick Marshall Maplewood Methodist Church Malden Edith Merrill

Interment Details For Relative In Hampton NH

The notice references relatives at 27 Sargent Street Melrose Highlands and the interment scheduled at Hampton New Hampshire, marking final rites for a family member.

Sargent Street Melrose Highlands Hampton, N. H

Bodies of three Haynes moved to Westboro

The bodies of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Haynes and their daughter Marion will be taken from Undertaker S. W. Harvey's rooms to relatives in Westboro. A church funeral is planned Sunday with a Royal Arcanum delegation, burial in Westboro Cemetery. The three orphaned children will be cared for by relatives.

Melrose E. B. Haynes Marion S. W. Harvey Westboro Royal Arcanum Haynes

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