{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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:, Explosion OF POWDER MrLL-Two MEN
hiiLED One OF the powder mills in this civ own
ca oy Ohver W. Whippe, ESQ., exploded Lths forenoon
apout naPast nine O'Clock by which, we regret to
two valuable lives we're lost The mill is the one called
the grainng mill" on the bank concord river abont
without accident for the last twenty three vears OIL,
part o the works were in operation at the time of he
accident, IN which two men were employed Thei,
names were Albert J. Brown and Gardner Bovnton +,
is not known what occasoned the explosion The body
Of Mr. Boynton was blown all TO pieces one Of III.
legs was found across the river Brown was alive when
discovered He thrown into the race.way lie died
however in few minutes after the accident Ills body
was not mutiated though IL was petely blackened
Both Of the about thirty years Of age Brown
who is from Windbam; H. has left wife and three
children. Boynton, wife and two children


The report OF the explosion heard all the city
It's supposed there in amount between forty and
n.y Kegs OF powder in the mill This is a very sad a


ana no one will feel more grieved for the loss OF
wv Nsiuapie lives than Mr. Whippc, whose good works
Friday ~" "