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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1916

Page

3

John Hancock to Build New HQ on Brookline Avenue

Mayor Curley announced John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance will buy 320000 square feet on Brookline avenue near Fenway Park and spend over 1 million dollars to construct a new headquarters. He asked the City Council to approve 55000 for rebuilding a Brookline avenue bridge to connect the Ipswich street line with the new subway entrance, improving service for fans and Brookline avenue workers.

John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company Brookline Avenue Fenway Park John Hancock Company Boston & Albany Boston Elevated Ipswich Street Boylston Street Commonwealth Avenue

Five Cold Storage Warehouses Rising at T Wharf

The Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse Company plans five 11 story warehouses at T Wharf with 140 by 152 foot buildings. Foundations will use piles and blanket concrete, reinforced concrete skeletons with brick exteriors, complete elevator service and facilities for rail and water shipping, and insulation to maintain low temperatures.

T Wharf Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse Company Arden

Canadian Parliament to Open January 18

Ottawa announces the Canadian Parliament will begin its session on January 18 in a proclamation signed by the Duke of Devonshire as governor general.

Ottawa Ont Duke of Devonshire

Inaugural Venue Clash Divides Everett Officials

Mayor-elect Mullen prefers the State Armory for the inaugural. The Board of Aldermen want the high school. Mayor James Chambers favors a press venue the Fourth Estate. Chambers says he has not been invited and would not attend if invited.

Mullen State Armory James Chambers Everett Armory Chambers

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