Fairbanks Homestead Becomes Heirloom Museum
Dedham June 2 The Fairbanks homestead built in 1636 was deeded by Mrs Martha P R Codman and daughter Miss Martha C Codman to the Fairbanks Family Incorporation Association. It will be restored to original condition and opened to the public with Fairbanks heirlooms. Judge Rufus J Fairbanks will oversee the property valued around $6000 as custodian. A midsummer family reunion is planned with Senator vende W Fairbanks of Indianapolis as orator.
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Dedham
Fairbanks
Martha P. R. Codman
Martha C. Codman
Fairbanks Family Incorporation Association
America
Rebecca Fairbanks
Rufus J. Fairbanks
West Medway
United States
Vende W. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
The Last of Jenkins on Everest's Edge
Dolly and Jim pursue their enemy William B. Jenkins through the Himalayan passes toward Lhassa. A treacherous cliff collapses. Jenkins falls to his death, leaving only a gray mist and the looming peak of Mount Everest as the final monument.
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Dolly
Khartoum
Romeo Jones
Jenkins
Lhassa
Jones
Mt. Everest
Romeo
Tronpre
Jim
Himalayan
Snow Belt
Jenkina
Thibet
Mr. Everest
William B. Jenkins
Captain Gorham Dies After Brief Illness At West Roxbury
Captain Francis W. Gorham of Round Pond Bristol Maine died at his sister’s West Roxbury residence after a three week illness of complications. Born January 7 1842 he began seafaring youth and later served John H Emery Co as mate and commanded multiple vessels including Hancock Morancy Geneva Hiram Emery and Cohasset. He left the Cohasset recently due to ill health and leaves a wife and three sons. Interment planned for Round Pond Maine.
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Gorham
Francis W. Gorham
Round Pond
Bristol
West Roxbury
John 8. Emery
Morancy
Hiram Emery
Framingham Bank Regains Deposits After Panic
In Framingham South region on June 20, depositors who visited Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank last week to withdraw funds have since returned their money, restoring confidence in the bank and stabilizing customer trust.
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South Framingham
Farmers & Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Rope maker of John Brown death dies in Indiana
Jordan J. Scott the man who made the rope used to hang John Brown has died at his home in Tippecanoe County Indiana. He was born in Richmond Indiana and his rope became a symbol tied to the historic 1859 raid and execution.
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Richmond
Ind
Jordan J. Scott
John Brown
Tippecanoe County
Heroine of Lynn burglary related to Mayor Collins
Lynn June 20 Mrs Timothy J Murphy of 159 Lawton avenue is hailed as Lynn s latest heroine for bravely thwarting burglars who invaded her home late Sunday night She is related by marriage to Boston Mayor Patrick A Collins and helped drive off two burglars before police arrived She recounted her actions and the narrow escape of the intruders.
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Lynn
Timothy J. Murphy
Lawton Avenue
Honors for An East Boston Young Man
Neal J. Devlin, a blind student from East Boston, will receive the A B degree from Boston College. The photo credit goes to Purdy.
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East Boston
Purdy
Neal J. Devlin
Boston College
Bell declares no martial law needed in Colorado
Cripple Creek Colorado June 20 Adjutant General Bell says there has been no need for martial law in the state. He states the deportation system has cleaned up the state leaving few anarchists or socialists able to cause trouble.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Bell
West End Men Sentenced for Robbing Bill Nye
Fred Steeves and Thomas Davidson of the West End were sentenced yesterday to three months in the House of Correction for robbing George A. Covelle, known in Hyde Park as Bill Nye, or a watch on Saturday night. Both men appealed.
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Fred Steeves
Thomas Davidson
West End
House of Correction
George A. Covelle
Hyde Park
Bill Nye
Professors Debate Balance in a Frightening Study
A fragment notes Prof Bunkering urging study of equilibrium, warning the whole structure will fall without a proper centre of gravity. The scene appears in a dialogue about force and stability with a playful scientist vibe.
Dear Miss Champagne Advises A Runaway Heart
Miss Champagne of the Sunday Post offers guidance to a reader who renewed love for a former youth after a failed affair with a new suitor. The letter urges the writer to repair with her old friend, showing through small signals that he remains the true choice and that the other was a passing fancy.
Gentleman's Suitor Urges Early Marriage to Teen Bride
A 17 year old writes of a 28 year old lover who is wealthy and wants to marry now after she finishes high school. Parents oppose and may never consent, as the man plans to travel abroad in July. The editor counsels waiting for parental consent, arguing true love endures and consent may come later.
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Mies Champagne
A. L. P. Belmont
Marriage Advice For a Young Couple
A 21-year-old man asks if he may marry an 18-year-old woman despite her parents opposition. The adviser notes the legal marriage age is 18, warns against parental interference, and suggests waiting a year or two for maturity before marrying.
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Miss Champagne
Yong
James
Murphy
Advice on remarriage for a delicate widow in caretaking role
A reader asks if a widow with two young children should marry her elderly friend who loves her and promises better health. The adviser says live in the present and enjoy each day, noting the man is older but you can bring happiness to his remaining years while securing your own future.
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Miss Champagne
Brackett Freed After Explaining Assault to Judge Ely
Thomas Brackett faced trial on a charge of assaulting his mother in law, Mary Sheehan. After presenting a satisfactory explanation of the dispute, Judge Ely ordered Brackett released.
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Ely
Thomas Brackett
Inlaw
Mary Sheehan
United States Squadron Coal Contact at Gibraltar
June 20 The battleship squadron of the North Atlantic fleet led by Rear Admiral Barker aboard the Kearsarge arrived at Gibraltar to coal and will sail for Tangier. The group includes the Alabama Maine and Iowa and flies Admiral Barker’s flag.
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United States
Gibraltar
North Atlantic
Kearsarge
Barker
Alabama
Maine
Iowa
Wae
Tangier
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Fairbanks Homestead
Fairbanks Family Association
Furmors
Tion
Beatrice S. Sweet
May Street
Lowell, Mass
Framingham Bank
Collins
Colorado
Prof. Bunkering
Prof. Butts
Dime Museum
Sir
Infanis
New York
Ieee
Honis
Bears
Castoria
Mildred Pampagne
Champagne
Ale
Fido
Eddie
Gshavehnedy
Kiyl
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