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Boston Evening Transcript
Tuesday, 13 March 1860

         The Lawrence Calamity - Another Body Found.
         
         Workmen are now busily engaged in removing
       the ruins of the Pemberton Mill, the site of
       which is to be entirely cleared of rubbish by
       the first of April, ready for rebuilding. On
       Thursday last, the workmen, while engaged in
       removing the rubbish around the tall chimney,
       came upon the body of one BAILEY, an English-
       man, who has been missing since the disaster.
       He was employed in the lower room, and it was
       supposed by his friends that his body had been
       entirely consumed. It was found in a good state
       of preservation, and as it bore no marks of
       violence, it is supposed that he suffocated.
       He leaves a wife and one or two children.
       Quite a number of those who were most severely
       wounded are still confined to their beds, and
       are supported from the funds in the hands of
       the Relief Committee.
       
       (Transcriber's Note: JOSEPH BAILEY was among
        those listed as missing after the Pemberton
        Mill disaster on January 10, 1860.)
        
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