Brother sues brother for interest and estate claim
John Brennan of Chicago sues his brother Thomas Brennan a liquor merchant in this city in Superior Court for 400 dollars plus 17 years of compound interest. The case concerns a small Hampshire street property and about 1000 dollars in a local bank withdrawn by Thomas after their father’s death. Judge Sherman has reserved ruling on the compound interest.
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John Brennan
Chicago
Jrr
Thomas Brennan
Harrison Avenue
Oak Street
Thomas
John
Hampshire Street
Sherman
Odd Fellows mark 86th anniversary with banquet
Melrose lodge I O O F celebrated the 86th anniversary of Odd Fellowship with a banquet for Golden Rule Rebekah Lodge. Over 150 members attended as Lester Thayer presented a flag to the Rebekah lodge, received with thanks by Mrs A S MacGregor. E L Grundy chaired the committee.
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Melrose
Melrose Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Golden Rule Rebekah Lodge
Lester Thayer
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
A.S. MacGregor
E. L. Grundy
Exiled Russian Leader Visits Boston Amid Exodus Hints
A Boston Post source says an armed uprising in Russia could trigger a large Russian exodus from Boston in the coming weeks. Doctor Flitlovski, head of Russian revolutionists in America, arrives with Mme Hastkovski to meet local freedom groups and plan a mass meeting and three lectures during his stay.
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Russia
Boston
Russian Revolutionary Society of
Flitlovski
America
Russian Socialist Revolutionary Party
Mme. Hastkovski
Dr. Flitlovski
Society of the Friends of Russian Freedom
Russian Revolutionary Party
Rhode Island Justice Wilbur Resigns at 83
Providence April 28 Justice George R Wilbur of the Rhode Island State Supreme Court tendered his resignation. He is the oldest associate justice on the court and steps down after a long tenure.
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Providence
R. I
George R. Wilbur
Rhode Island State Supreme Court
Will of Austin Cannon Leaves Funds to Church and Charity
The probate filing states Austin Cannon leaves 50 a year for 50 years to St Marys Church Endicott street if kept there else to Boston College. The Home for Destitute Catholic Children on Harrison avenue also receives 50 a year for 50 years. The estate income mainly goes to widow Rose with remaining income to divide among four nieces and nephews after their deaths. The plans for a new armory for Company F in Waltham were dropped as aldermanic action stalled and a committee did not recommend.
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Austin Cannon
St. Mary's Church
Endicott Street
Boston College
Harrison Avenue
Rose
Waltham
Armory
Park Theatre
Company F
Maynard Hall
Estate divided among Cannon heirs named
The estate is to be divided among heirs bearing the Cannon name. Melvin O. Adams and Henry V. Cunningham are named as executors with out bonds.
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Cannon
Melvin O. Adams
Henry V. Cunningham
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Golden Rule Lodge
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Mer
Hanover St
Washington St
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