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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1897

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West End Car Stable Fire in Everett Causes $50,000 Loss

Fire at the West End Street Railway car stable on Ferry and Nichols streets in Everett destroyed the building and part of its contents. Estimated loss around $50,000, with flames spreading to Atkins's stable next door. Firemen faced extreme heat and cold. Chelsea and Malden aided as the blaze was brought under control by 4 10 p m.

West End Everett West End Street Railway Company Ferry and Nichols Streets Chelsea Malden Atkins

Malden Skater Dies After Thin Ice Breaks Through

Miss Ethel Rouillard aged 17 drowned at the Malden reservoir when thin ice gave way during skating. Accompanied by Albert Ryan of Medford she fell 60 feet from the edge and both entered 15 foot deep water. Rescuers pulled Rouillard from the icy water after a struggle as onlookers aided, but she died at Malden Hospital.

Malden Ethel Rouillard Albert Ryan Medford William Mooney John Cain Samuel Noah George Fuller William Whalen Cain Ryan Parker Sagal Miss Rouillard Edward R. Rouillard Prospect Court

New England Weather Forecast Warns of Colder Weekend

Fair but decidedly colder conditions spread across New England with high northwesterly winds and gales along the south and southeast coast. Signals show from Narragansett to Boston as a cold front moves in and Saturday looks likely to stay fair.

Washington New England Atlantic Narragansett Boston

Woman Falls to Death At 160 Ash Street

Chelsea police report a woman about 60 fell down stairs at 160 Ash Street. Officers found Mrs. Margaret Maher in the lower entry and moved her to her rooms. Doctors diagnosed a fractured skull and broken neck. Medical Examiner Harris notified.

Chelsea Ash Street Hebblethwaite O'Neill Margaret Maher

Freedom at First Unnerved Hathaway in Boston Recall

Fall River remembers Welcome H. Hathaway aged 62, just released after four years in Charlestown prison. He spoke of relief and lingering daze, recounting prison life from shoe shop to stock room and noting general kindness within rules while awaiting full recovery. He lost his way on Summer Street as he reoriented after confinement.

Fall River H. Hathaway Walcott Post Hathaway Charlestown Boston Summer Street

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