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The hole, a hated six-cell solitary confinement block, was one of chief targets of rioters
The hole, a hated six-cell solitary confinement block, was one of chief targets of rioters

The hole, a hated six-cell solitary confinement block, was one of chief targets of rioters

Date8/18/1958
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Original Toronto Star caption: The hole; a hated six-cell solitary confinement block; was one of chief targets of rioters. It was smashed and gutted by fire set by howling prisoners at the height of the wild uprising in which prisoner L. R. Labelle was shot
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0011243F
Country:Canada
Province or state:Ontario
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4/23/1971
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5/23/1986
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4/22/1977
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In this forbidding jail at St. Joseph de Beauce, Lucille Boucher was kept in the cell which eight years ago housed a woman who murdered her husband by a combination of arsenic, witchcraft
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11/19/1974
Cells in the Toronto (Don) Jail were examined by Star reporter Steve Handelman after a prisoner hanged himself
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