High waymen among Strikers sermon at West Church
Dr Bartol likens strikers to highwaymen in a West Church address on the theme High waymen among Strikers. He argues some strike leaders and actions threaten public safety, urges peaceful arbitration, and notes capital and labor intertwined in civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartol
West Church
Gergesenes
Jerusalem
American Lakes
Palestine
Evangelist
Isiah
Atchison
Tiberias
London
God’s Hill
Chicago
St Pru
Quarellors
West
United Brotherhood
Sol
Horace Bushnell
Baptists hold dawn to evening services at Clarendon Street Church
At Clarendon Street Church and Free Baptist Church two dozen Baptists gathered for hourly services yesterday. Morning talks covered Bible study and reform, with speakers including Dr. Gordon and Rev. Griffis. The day also featured temperance prayers led by Mrs. Rice and a youth meeting in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon Street
Free Baptist Church
Shawmut Avenue
Rutland Street
J. A. MecElwain
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
H. G. Rice
Gordon
William H. Griffis
E. M. Durst
Church of the Disciples
Griffis
Alice B. Merriam
Reva
F. Li. Hays, Jr
M. Hervey
Seth BR
Sutehell
Evangelistic Services Led by Rev George Needham
A session opened with singing followed by general evangelistic services led by Reverend George Needham guiding the gathering through the proceedings and spiritual reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ©. Needham
Hindoo Society sermon by Pundita Ramabal at South Congregational
The Pundita Ramabal spoke at South Congregational Church delivering an address on Hindoo Society. She explained caste duties of Brahmins, worship practices, and charity, contrasted Hindu beliefs with Western views, and urged a unified moral basis for U.S. law and education. The talk touched on Juggernaut myths, infant stories, and social duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pundita Ramabal
Ganges
India
England
America
High Church
Falls of
Niagara
Tremont Temple Service Noted For Fasting Lesson
A Tremont Temple morning service attended by many observers featured remarks by Rev. Emory J. Haynes Rev. Dr. Torbet and Rev. M M Deming. Deming argued fasting is about introspection not fault finding urging humility and self examination as core Christian practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
Dr. Torbet
M. M. Deming
Deming
Christ
Park Street Church Service On Nation’s Allegiance To God
Morning services at Park Street Church were led by Rev George R Stanton with sermon by Rev T P Stevenson D D of Philadelphia. Stevenson preached from Joshua and argued nations must loyally acknowledge God in national life, noting inheritance through persecution and divine revelation, and questioning current allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street Church
George 8. Stanton
T. P. Stevenson
D.D
Philadelphia
Stevenson
God
Milworp Methodist Conference Faces Ballot and Necrology
Milworp April 5 The conference debated rotating secretaryship, failing the first ballot but electing the incumbent on the second. Afternoon sessions remembered deceased ministers Willard Smith and L R Thayer, with necrological rites and sermons. Delegates discussed transfers and readmission of Mark Staples, while the Wesleyan Association donated 965 for the Preachers Aid Society. Factory-level details abound as officials reorganize and reflect on tenure and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milworp
H. ©. Dunham
J. W. Merrill
Willard Smith
L. R. Thayer
J. Furber
J. L.hanaford
James Shepard
Jacob Sanborn
K. R. Thorndike
Boston Highlands
Christ
Brodbeck
Tremont Street
Boston
D. Steele
Parkhuust
Zion’s Herald
Twombly
Andrews
Caleb IL. Mills
East Maine
Henry W. Eklund
Sweden
CU. N. Smith
Preachers’ Aid Committee
Edward M. Taylor
New England
N. M. Caton
New York
Mark Staples
Wesleyan Association
Preachers’ Aid Society
Alden Speare
Spencer
Church Extension Society
Gracey
Talks on the Tariff at Harvard Finance Club Speech
A reader letter comments on Mr Lodge speech at the Harvard Finance Club arguing that tariff policy is a business issue not moral or religious, defending free trade and critiquing protective duties. It disputes England’s subsidies, questions who bears tariffs, and warns against cheaper bricks under free trade. Boston letter, April 5.
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Eas
Lodge
Harvard Finance Club
Harvard
Dr. Channing
Boston
Courtney
St. Paul’s Church
Jesus
Earth
England
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue
Free Trade Club
United States
Ledge
Worcester County
Daverstraw
Croton
Hudson River
Eagland
Liverpool
Umbria
Etruria
New York
Reformed Episcopal Church Youth Conference Observes Fast Day
A Boston Cambridge Reformed Episcopal conference of young people observed a fast day with two 2 hour sessions from 3 30 to 5 30 and 7 30 to 9 30 plus a two hour supper social interval. Music was provided by several singers and instrumentalists. Papers read included Lovery Day Religion Christian Giving Personal Influence What Is It to Be a Christian. The program closed with a Question Box led by Rev. James M. Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Episcopal
Boston
Cambridge
Mattie Stevens
Nannie Jones
Laura White
Grace Kellogg
Joseph L. Clapp
Anna M. Bird
C. C. Fosdick
Medley Price
James M. Gray
Tabernacle Fasting Sermons by Revs Young Haynes
Afternoon and evening Union services at the Baptist Tabernacle Bowdoin square featured the Ariel Ladies Quartet. Rev J C Young spoke on fasting, its biblical roots and spiritual discipline, emphasizing subduing the body to deepen prayer. Rev Emory J Haynes delivered the evening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Ariel Ladies
J. C. Young
Christ
Emory J. Haynes
Who Pays the Duty in a High Tariff System
A letter to the editor argues that consumers ultimately bear all costs of duties as part of the landed price. It explains that duties, freight, insurance, and selling costs are paid by the buyer through higher prices, whether the article is imported by an American merchant or consigned from abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Boston
Fes
Joseph Mr. Walker
Massachusetts Club
Butterworth
United Stat
Dangers of Coal Cargo and Fire Prevention Aboard Ships
The pamphlet by W Doring warns of spontaneous combustion in inflammable cargoes and details safe stowage. It explains stopping holes and seams, using steam ventilation, and lists materials prone to ignition. It cites the Prairie Bird fire at Key West 1875 and prescribes deck ventilators, minimal coal breakage, daily temperature logs, and cautious use of open lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Doring
Deutsch Seewarte
Hamburg
United States Hydrographic Office
Prarie Bird
Sanford
Key West
Weasel
Doring
Boards of Trade
Garn Coch
Wales
Rhenish
Liebig
Ocohautauquans Meet At Sleeper Hall In March Meeting
The New England Chautauqua Society held its monthly gathering in Sleeper Hall with Rev A E Dunning presiding in place of ill president Sherwin. Rev J H Vincent outlined literary reform and equal education for all, stressing study discipline and the formation of character through Chautauqua studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Chautauqua Society
Sleeper Hall
Sherwin
A. E. Dunning
D.D
Kit Bridge
Kimball
Dr. Kittredge
J. H. Vincent
Tredge
C. Barry
Hermann's challenge accepted in public psychic test
Mme Diss Debar claims marvellous spirit paint can be matched by mortal skill. A $1000 forfeit or gain hinges on next Sunday evening in Chickering Hall New York as the test proceeds. Hermann the magician and H A Hartley Co advertise carpets and oil cloth bargains, including Axminsters at 1.65 per yard, Masquettes 0.95, extra wool 0.63, Brussels tapestry 0.45, plus about 500 rolls of seasoned oil cloth at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diss Debar
Hermann
Chickering Mail
New York
Apri
Messrs. H. A. Hartley & Co
Washington Street
Axminsters
Money Market Report Sees No Boston Exchange Trading
Yesterday was a legal holiday in Massachusetts so no trading occurred on the Boston Stock Exchange. Other financial transactions are listed below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Boston Stock Exchange
New York Financial Market Summary on April 5
Money on call eased to 2 to 2 1/4 percent with last loan at 2 and closing offers around 2 3/4. Sterling and government bonds were steady, stock market showed mixed action with Reading Missouri Pacific and Lake Shore leading gains near 1 percent, while early declines in Reading St Paul and Jersey Central softened intra day before a late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Reading
Missouri Pacific
Lake Shore
St. Paul
Jersey Central
Lackawanna
Louisville & Nashville
Milwaukee
Western Michigan
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Richmond & West Point Trust
Northwestern New
Knoxville & Ohio
Richmond
Sully
Logan
Winnipeg
Greenway
Martin
Staix Street
John Macdonald
Red River
Northern Pacific
New York Stock Sales Reported For April 5 1888
New York stock sales on April 5 show totals of 315 220 shares traded with opening high low and closing prices recorded for the day and the prior close. Auction sales list securities to be sold Saturday April 7 1888 by order of executors for Naumkeagne Bank Salem and several other banks and firms including St Johnsbury Lake Champlain RR Nantl Bank of Commerce Amoskeag Mfg Co Mechanics Natl Bank Worcester and Boston entities among numerous railroad and manufacturing issues with varied par values and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Naumkeagne Bank
Salem
St. J Geary & Lake — BR
St. Johnsbury & Lake Champ. RR
Scrip
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
Mechanics’ Natl Bank
Worcester
City Natl
Bank of Worcester
Union Natl
Bank of Weymouth
Metropolitan Natl
Glendon Iron Co
Pepperell Mfg. Co
Adm
Natl
Bank of Commerce
Manchester Mills
Washington Mills Co
Cheshire RA
Ado Charlestown Gas Co
Boston Tow Boat Co
Manuf
City Bank
Atlas Natl. Bank
Faneuil Hall Natl. Bank
Edwards Mfg. Co
Bates Mfg. Co
Great Falls Mfg. Co
Middlesex Mills
Ariington Mills
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Androsceggin Mills
Boston & Albany RR
Concord RR
Wichita & So
Western RR
Top. & St. Fe
L. G
Boston, Concord & Mont
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Iowa
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Mt. Ts
Rutland RR
N. Yiston N
Inbard Levestment Co
Eagle BK
Columbian N. BK
Mass. N. BK
Manchester & Lawrence RR
N. BE
Blue Hill N. BE
Douglass Axe Mfg. Co
Washington Mills
Old
Mercantile F. and
M. Ins. Co
Merchants’ N. Bank
Manufacturers
First N. Bank
Portland
Everett Mills
Lyman Mills
Lowell Machine Shop
Boston, Concord & Montreal
West and St. RR
Boylston Mutual Ins. Co
Cambridge Gaslight Co
Kansas City Cable RR
Aril
Louisville
Evansville
Evansville & St. Louis RR
Lowa Falls
Pueblo & Ark. Valley RR
New Mexico & So. Pacific RR
Amoskeags Co
Amoskeag
Fig. Co
1St National Bank
Beverly National Bank
Foreign Markets Report From London and Paris
Market bulletins show mixed London quotes with varied percentages across rail and canal stocks and bonds. Bank of England reserve ratio falls to 36.06 percent after a weekly bullion decrease of about £1.07 million, while Paris notes a frontier tension rumor sending the bourse uneasy and Bank of France reporting gold and silver declines in the weekly statement.
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Paris
Bank of England
Bank of France
City and Town References Across Multiple Municipal Bodies
A garbled OCR list shows many city names including Boston Cambridge Chicago Cincinnati Haverhill Lynn St. Paul Minneapolis Omaha Pawtucket Brookline and Boston and Albany mentions. The fragment reads like a compilation of jurisdictions and street or transit references with stray numerals and broken phrases.
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City of Boston
City of Cambridge
City of Chicago
City of Cincinnati
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Servico
Dr. Bartol
Heid
Needham
Bouth Congregational
Sracl
Utah
Washington
Convened
Jr. Co
Walker
Reformed Episcopal Church
the Tabernacle
Young and Haynes
NEW York Financial
de Shawmut National Bank
AL & Pacific
Ae & Aire
Ari. & Peree
Boc & Dd
Can. Pacific
San
Chi
Alton
St. L
Kolesic
Liz East Tenn
S.e
LDS
Port Wayne
Fr. W
Hocking Valley
Houst
Texas
Kan
Tex
L. E
Ann
St. Ti
Ifie
Cho
Eseex
Nash
Cha
Gilly XN. J. Cent
Yapusé& St. Deeee
N.Y
Ohio & Miss
Oregon
Isi
Oregon Trans
Pittsburg
Eee KR
Rock Inalie
Rome
Oves Xis
Mt. & M.weeee
Texas Reacific
Pref
Us Pacific
Eee
Utica & B. ER
W.& Ll
Pacific Mail
Pullman Pal
W. Union
Seecavees
N. W
Q ‘Trauns
M. DD
G. W
Obiene
St. Ls
St. P
C.& Kan
iSo. P
Etre M
N.J
Shore
Alta Se Esee
Hiomesiake
Amadora Ae
Rare Cess
Sodia
Ontario
Plymout Ie
Cal. Co. Bee
el Cristo, Tem. Co
California
San Francisco
Cal
Mount Diablo
Aeast
Renee
Senor
Ophir
Potosi
Cal & TA
Savage
Crown Point
Sierra ‘Nevada
Kerarek Eureka
Union
Gould & Curry
Uith
Fiale & Norcross
Fae
Nevada
North Belle Isle
Commonwealth
Williams & CO
Blake Brothers &Co
State Street
Kidder, Peabody & CO. Bankers
Devonshire Street
Mass
Ouico
Nassau Street
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Mersantile
Messrs Baring Bros. & Co
Europe
City of
New Bedford
Adams, Blodget & Co
Ceuaaasa Street
Railroad Matters
Richmond Termina
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