Fire destroys Boston tenement killing several Germans
A three story Boston tenement occupied mainly by Germans burned on the night of the 16th. Several residents were burned to death and others injured by jumping from the burning building.
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Tenement Fire In Boston Kills Nine Inhabitants
Fire at 128 Gold Street traps fifteen residents on three floors. Five bodies found initially with fears that seven or eight may be dead. ages range from a 16 year old girl Rose Mayroth to a 50 year old mother. Fire wiped stairs and forced occupants to leap or suffocate. Victims include the Pfeiffer and Merath families and the Holdreid family. several injured.
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