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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1912

Page

5

Fire Rages in Waterbury City Hall and Surrounding Buildings

A string of fires plagues Waterbury with the City Hall blaze taking hold in the basement as multiple outbreaks spread from a janitor’s closet and an undertaker’s rear to nearby blocks. Militia patrols guard the streets while investigators question a suspect linked to numerous false alarms.

Beach New J. J. Mitchell Mitchell Jacky’’ Lane Platt Bank Street

Rheumatism Relief Ad by Eimer & Amend’s New York 2851

An advertisement from Eimer & Amend promotes New York 2851 by T Metcalf Co of Boston. It claims relief from rheumatism through their product.

Eimer &Amend’s New York T. Metcalf Co Boylston St Boston Carry L& ' Ode

Free Fight at East Boston Meeting on Waterfront Plan

A riot erupted at East Boston High School hall during a public meeting on the freight railroad waterfront proposal by the East Boston Terminal Company. More than 1000 spectators clashed, ex Alderman Thomas J. Giblin was assaulted, and the crowded scene spilled into the streets with many injured.

Thomas J. Giblin East Boston High School East Boston Water Front East Boston Terminal Company

Prevent Street Fight II Ends In Hall Brawl

Policemen fought to separate rival factions after a heated Orient Heights meeting over a railway plan. Representative Bernard Hanrahan struck rival Giblin, knocking him down as supporters swarmed the hall and violence escalated into a near riot.

Orient Heights Giblin

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