Banquet in the Temple Heirs Question Raised
Tremont Temple dedication ceremonies continued with a late showman’s estate theme. The interior was lit to reveal banquet tables as speakers addressed themes like the temple and the commonwealth the temple and the municipality and the temple and the liberal arts. Governor Wolcott Mayor Quincy and General C H Taylor spoke among others in a union of civic and cultural topics.
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Wolcott
Quincy
Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Temple
Commonwealth
C. H. Blackall
The
Liberal Arts
C. H. Taylor
Gen. Taylor
Etwe Temple
the Temple
George Co. Lorimer
Quincey
Charles H. Taylor
Mary A. Livermore
Nehemiah Boynton
D. D
Nathan E. Wood
E. A. Grottier
J. Henry Gould
Nathaniel EB. Butler
Colby University
George E. Horr, Jr
A. A. Berle
Roland
Philadelphia
George H. Horr, Jr
Temple and the Religious Press
Temple and the Home
N. K E. Butler
Temple and
RE. A. Grazier
the Temple and
N. Boynton
N. E. Wood
Temple and the Baptists
J. H. Gould
Tremont
Boston
Tem
Stetsons Death Sparks Estate Turmoil and Hotel Closings
Mrs. John Stetson died unexpectedly, triggering disputes over a $3.6 million estate and several properties. Savoy Hotel on Washington Street closed abruptly by auxiliary executor Melvin O Adams, while heirs and lawyers debate who inherits what. John Stetson Sr comments on probable value and existing mortgages as questions linger about the will’s existence and probate. Mrs Stetson died at 461 Commonwealth Ave. after a serious illness.
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John Stetson
Stetson
Savoy Hotel
Melvin O. Adams
Commonwealth Avenue
Charlesgate
Fenway
Savoy
Washington Street
Beverly
Poston
Aldencourt
John Stetson, SR
John Stetson, Jr
Cilley
Mr. Stetson
Alden Court
School Street
Metropolitan Stock Exchange
New York
Seventh District Democrats choose delegates at Roughan's Hall
The seventh congressional Democratic convention in Roughan's Hall Charles Town chose notables Joseph J. Corbett Samuel K Hamilton as delegates and James Fitzpatrick and A D Forrestall as alternates by acclamation. A breach of harmony followed the acclamation vote as Timothy J. Keefe challenged imported influence and packedness. Delegates 1386 present of 181 entitled. Nahant not represented. Committees appointed. adjournment followed amid cheers and spirited remarks supporting Jefferson Jackson Cleveland era principles and opposing free silver.
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Joseph J. Corbett
Samuel K. Hamilton
James Fitzpatrick
A. D. Forrestall
Chicago
Roughan’s Hall
Charlestown
Timothy J. Keefe
Nahant
Driscoll
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Olney
Death of Mrs Stetson Highlights Circus Family Ties
Mrs Stetson, one of four sisters famed in circus arts, has died. Sister Belle Stokes recently appears on stage, Emma Stokes married John B. Doris of the Gaiety Theatre New York, the remaining sister is not named in the fragment.
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Mrs. Stetson
Belle Stokes
Emma Stokes
John B. Doris
Gaiety Theatre
New York
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