Temple's Death Reveals Political Setback and Mental Illness
Thomas F. Temple former Suffolk county register of deeds dies by self inflicted gas exposure at his Neponset home hours after his term ends. Family and friends attribute the act to mental distress from election defeat, noting his long service and charitable work. He was 68 or 69, born May 25 1838 in Canton and later a Dorchester organizer and leader with multiple public roles.
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Thomas F. Temple
Register of Deeds
Suffolk County
Walter Pond
Wood Street
Neponset
Mr. Temple
Mr.Temple
Temple
W. D. C. Curtis
Dorchester Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Fitzgerald
Emma Temple
Newonset
Canton
Dorchester
Boston
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Boston Common Council
Dorchester Fire’ Department
Dorchester Veteran Firemen’s Association
Perkins“Institution For the Blind
Boston Farm School
Thompson's Island
National Lancers
S. Emma Spear
John Spear
The
Lancers
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Home Savings Bank
International Trust Company
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Firemen’s Relief Fund
Benjamin Stone, Jr
Post 68
Register
Kimball
Registry of Deeds
Unclear Sunday mixup over flagstone washout case
William Hession, janitor at the federal building, was served a summons to appear in Municipal Court Friday for allegedly violating Lord's day laws by washing the flagstone walk around the Post Office. Postmaster Hibbard asked District Attorney French to assign counsel to defend him.
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William Hession
Federal
Hibbard
French
Hession
Transfer of Boston tunnel to street cars delayed
Owing to difficulty obtaining transfer forms the privilege of moving from East Boston tunnel to Washington street cars will not be inaugurated until Saturday.
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East Boston Tunnel
Washington Street
Remarkable Clothing Sale Slashes Prices on Overcoats and Suits
A striking sale cuts prices on overcoats and suits with markdowns from 7.50 to 40 dollars. Details show $40 buys a $50 overcoat and $30 buys a $40 overcoat, plus similar reductions for suits and children's wear. Mothers urged to note discounts already in force for fall stock.
Fitzgerald Begins Suffolk Deeds Office Amid Tragic Shock
William T. A. Fitzgerald started as Suffolk county register of deeds after defeating Thomas F. Temple. Temple’s death by gas inhalation the prior night cast a pall as Fitzgerald met staff, reassured clerks, and announced reappointments while pledging reforms and improved office efficiency.
Butler Marriage Surprise Shocks Boston Friends
William M. Butler former Boston Bar Association president wed Mary L Webster in New York. The ceremony surprised Butler’s Boston circle as he had left no notice. Webster returned from abroad as Butler joined her. they plan to reside on Beacon Street after the honeymoon.
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William _M. Butler
Boston Bar Association
New York
Mary L. Webster
New Bedford
Leighton Parks
Boston
Butler
Tremont
Webster
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