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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1921

Page

4

Four Children Die After Live Wire Tragedy On Car

In Kingston North West four children died when a trolley car struck a downed live wire after a grade descent near Pembroke Street. Motorman Hertle and 14 year old Ray White rescued others before the car exploded in flames. Bodies were removed to Kingston Centre and later to J J Shepherd undertaking rooms as investigators review causation and safety signals.

Pembroke Street Kingston Arthur B. Hertle Hertle Ray White Boresch John Walters Plymouth O. C. Swope Louis P. Sloan Richard N. K. Noyes Duxbury Charles Ludley Kingston Street Sloan J. J. Shepherd Kingston Centre Washington Street Navy Long Island North-West Christian Crozinder Kingston Congregational Church Frank E. Bolger Brockton Cc. W. Clifford Maple Avenue Upper Centre

Do You Have Headaches and Feel Dull

An advertisement from Schenectady New York promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a safe mild remedy for sluggish liver constipation and associated symptoms. It claims the pellets provide reliable relief and urges readers to keep a vial in a pocketbook for on the go relief and to curb aches fullness and nervousness.

Schenectady N. Y

One Man Car Blamed in Kingston Tragedy That Killed Four

Medical examiner N K Noyes states the one man car setup caused the death of four children in Kingston. He says a motorman and conductor would likely have prevented the accident and notes electrified debris and a frightened crowd as families plan four funerals. The victim list includes Ruth Mills and Doris White with other local children.

Kingston N. K. Noyes Duxbury

Tragic Street Car Fire Victims Identified in Report

The article lists Ruth Robbins as 12 and guardian for siblings, noting she and Albert Wallace aged 12 were among passengers. Several other children including Junior Jackson Rita McGunness Aileen Anderson Doris White Ray White and others survived uninjured. Names and relations are provided with Mills family members mentioned.

Lida Dunn Shirley Dunn Jennie Gokey Margaret Pratt Charles N. Mills Mills

Children and Wallace Involved In Local Incident

A brief notice mentions two youths, including a boy named Wallace, connected to a recent local incident. Further details are not provided in the readable text.

Eleven Accidents Reported in Boston During No Accident Week

Boston authorities logged 11 accidents by late night marking the first day of No Accident Week. A week earlier 7 accidents were recorded in which 8 people were injured.

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