Eviction Bid Hard on Rebecca Fairbanks in Old Massachusetts Homestead
In Dedham on November 10 Rebecca Fairbanks, age and frail, faces eviction from the Fairbanks homestead after decades of residence. She hopes Vice President elect Fairbanks will intervene to revoke the writ. Relatives say Judge John Wilder Fairbanks pushed the action. he notes sale of life tenancy and plans to renovate. Miss Fairbanks appeals to Senator Fairbanks to halt the eviction and spare the aged woman from leaving her home.
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Dedham
Rebecca Fairbanks
Fairbanks
America
Miss Fairbanks
Senator Fairbanks
John Wilder Fairbanks
Leroy Talbot, Brother of Tom Talbot, Dies at 29
Leroy Talbot, youngest son of the late Governor Thomas Talbot and brother of Republican State chairman Tom Talbot, died at the family home in North Billerica. He was 29, unmarried, and had recently returned from Colorado seeking health.
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Lowell
Leroy Talbot
Thomas Talbot
Tom Talbot
Republican State Committee
North Billerica
Talbot
Colorado
Attachment Filed Against Medford Property In Contract Suit
An attachment of 10000 dollars on the property of George A. Hardy of Medford was filed yesterday in East Cambridge court in an action of contract brought by Benjamin F. Hardy of Boston.
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George A. Hardy
Medford
Benjamin F. Hardy
Boston
East Cambridge
Hotel Waiter Kills Himself in Brookline Room
David Bryngelsson a 45 year old Brookline man shot himself in his hotel room at 310 Washington street yesterday afternoon at 1. He was found by the family of John A Dunn who had boarded him at the Beaconsfield Hotel where he worked until two hours before his death. He had been in Brookline about eight months and little is known of him.
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David Bryngelsson
Washington Street
Brookline
John A. Dunn
Bryngelsson
Beaconsfield
Hotel bars shock Smith at Melrose meeting
English temperance worker Tennyson Smith told the Melrose W C T U mass meeting at the Methodist Church that he will not stay in hotels selling drink in America and condemned high class barrooms, naming Bishop Potter as having gone astray.
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Melrose
America
Tennyson Smith
Temperance Worker
Melrose W. C. T. U. Mass
Bishop Potter
Girl Takes Carbolic Acid in Charlestown Death
Sadie McDermott of 8 Linwood Place Charlestown was found in her room at 9 pm writhing in agony beside an empty carbolic acid bottle. She died half an hour later at Relief Hospital despite doctors efforts. Companions report she seemed in good spirits last evening after supper.
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Sadie McDermott
Linwood Place
Charlestown
Friends
Falling Wall Kills Craven at Roxbury Factory
Michael G. Craven 26 of 174 Fisher Avenue Roxbury was killed instantly while repairing a cellar wall at the Thomas G. Plant shoe factory yesterday afternoon. The wall collapsed and crushed him as fellow workers labored nearby.
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Thomas G. Plant
Michael G. Craven
Fisher Avenue
Roxbury
Craven
Boston Hoisting and Portable Engineers club votes injunction
The union forbids members from working in open shop or with non union engineers and orders members to refuse such work. Arthur M. Huddell was elected business agent to lead a vigorous organizing drive at the group’s last night meeting.
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Boston
Union 4
Arthur M. Huddell
District delegates report promising local trade prospects
Building Trades Council delegates last night reported strong local trade and a promising outlook. Stone masons union 9 condemned the Subway Commission for being unfair to citizen labor by using non citizen workers. Boston Cigar makers union 97 holds a key meeting at Investigator Hall Appleton street. Elevator Constructors union donated $5 to striking bakers last night.
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Building Laborers’ District Council
Subway Commission
Stonemasons’ Union 9
Boston Cigarmakers
Union 97
Investigator Hall
Appleton Street
Sack Suits and Belt Coats at Shuman Corner
The Men's Clothing Department features Jour Made Double and Single Breasted Sack Suits at 22 and 25 dollars and Glengarry Belt Coats priced 20, 25, 30, and 35 dollars. These garments are described as among the most elegant made. Gentlemen should examine them.
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Shuman Corner
A. Shu,man & Co
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