Vacant Bishopric Draws Wide Field of Candidates
Trinity Church parishioners fear losing Dr. Phillips Brooks as they await the Massachusetts Episcopal Diocese convention on April 29 and 30. Clergy candidates include Rev. Phillips Brooks, Rev. Dr. Huntington, Bishop Talbot, Dr. Eliphalet N. Potter, and Rev. F B Allen. Interviews indicate uncertain results and a possible outside-state choice, with Massachusetts clergymen unlikely to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddock
Massachusetts Episcopal Diocesan
Trinity Church
Phillips Brooks
Huntington
Bishop Talbot
Eliphalet N. Potter
Potter
Bishop Potter
New York
Hobart College
Geneva
N. Y
Frederick B. Allen
Brooks
B. F. Allen
Fotter
Dr. Huntington
Massachusetts
Talbot
F. &. Allen
Robert Cinthrop
Mapie Speaks on Asiatic Mission Work at First Baptist
Dr Henry C Mapie home secretary of the American Baptist Union spoke last night at the First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue detailing his six years in Japan China and other Asiatic fields. He defended missionary efforts against claims of failure and described improved local habits and schools. The talk noted reduced debt from 100000 to 65000 and aims to clear the balance by May along with generous gifts from Clarendon Street Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Henry C. Mapie
American Baptist Union
Mapie
Japan
China
Maine
Baptist Church
Dr. Mapie
Mason
Burmah
Stanley
Livingstone
Phillips
India
Plegave
Mox
Sermon Marks Piersons Debut at Somerville Unitarian Church
The Rev. William H. Pierson, former Fitchburg pastor, preached his first sermon as pastor of the First Unitarian Church of Somerville to a large congregation. He spoke on the Hebrew word congregation and urged a universal church concept, aligning Unitarian aims with liberal and reformist thought in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Pierson
Unitarian Church
Somerville
William H. Pierson
Fitchburg
First Unitarian Church
Pierson
Congregational Churches of
New England
Unitarian Congregational Church
John the Baptist
Jordan
Calvin
Channing
Boston
Congregational Church
Harvard University
Christo E Ecclesia
Medford
Hotels Names in Listings Across U S Cities
A long roster of guests and residents is shown in hotel and lodging listings with names from New York Toronto Syracuse Montpelier and more. Individuals include J W Owens G Denting F Solomon Miss E Greybrook D A Kemp W E Harvey Mrs W B Grant and many others across cities like Providence Chicago Boston and Philadelphia.
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United States
J. W. Owens
G. Denting
F. Solomon
E. Greybrook
D. A. Kemp
New York
W. E. Harvey
Toronto
Providence
W. A. Houghton
C. T.upton
Chattanooga
A. F. Horner
Baltimore
A. F. Worcester
Townsend
W. Hanson
Portland
E. D. Wiggins
Billingham
Mr. H. Reddish
Lynn
American
C. Baker
Belfast
Eng
C. L. Gray
Bangor
B. C. Gibson
W. H. Bovering
Nashua
N. H
Edward Williams
Owell
Quincy
J. T. Hale
Cambridge
A. S. Eaton
Salem
F. M. Daniels
G. F. Davis
Newton
F. Moulton
Crawford
J. G. Rover
Mr. Morris
E. 3. Young
New Haven
T. Beand
Newark
N. J
F. DuBois
Notable Local and Regional Deaths Across Several States
John A. Grier longtime freight agent for West Shore and former Michigan Central dies at his Chicago home Saturday grippe claims him. George Draper of this city dies in New York at 53. Boston born Harvard graduate who spent much time abroad. Andrew T. Wood prominent Mason and Knight of Pythias dies suddenly of pneumonia at Newport Kentucky and is buried with Masonic and Pythian honors. Edward W. Packard, 22, dies of convulsions at Stoneham while farming. Judge Henry Souther, Lynn leader, dies on the street. born 1826 and once Erie corporation judge. He returned to Lynn in 1887 and remained active in public and private works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Grier
West Shore Line
Michigan Central
Chicago
Mr. Grier
George Draper
New York
Boston
Harvard College
Sr. Draper
Andrew T. Wood
Pythias
Newport
K. L
Edward W. Packard
Stoneham
Henry Souther
Lynn
Erie
Penn
Woman Jumped From Malden Bridge Into Mystic River
Yesterday morning around 8:80 o clock a woman leapt into the Mystic River from the Malden bridge. Officer Campbell and helpers pulled her from the water, a scarf fight followed, she resisted stimulants, a prayer book bearing the name Kate Keefe was found, she was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital and identified as living at 382 Main Street Charles town. No motive given for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mystic River
Campbell
Fred Oakes
H. O. Goodwin
Gunter
Kate Keefe
Massachusetts General Hospital
Main Street
Charlestown
Counterfeit Dollar Attempt At Casino Restaurant
Walter D. Eddy and Harry Trainor entered the Casino restaurant at 987 Washington Street yesterday morning and tried to pass counterfeit silver dollars. After the cashier rejected the first bill Eddy pocketed it, and Trainor tossed a second fake. They were arrested for attempting to pass counterfeit money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Eddy
Harry Trainor
Washington Street
Eddy
Trainor
Constructive Drawing in Grammar School Education
The seventh Prang Art Educational Conference focuses on constructive drawing and its relation to form study and industrial art. John S. Clark outlines objective primary work and gradual shift to imaginative use of mental images, while J F Hopkins from Pratt Institute discusses teaching form study to constructive drawing, orthographic projection, and the workshop method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prang
John S. Clark
J. F. Hopkins
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Hopkins
Clapp
Brackett
Cambridge
Jones
Leavitt
NOTES TO fTAVERNER ON STREET MANNERS FROM BOSTON
A reader praises comments on women using full width of plank walks. The writer argues for shared space where two can pass without forcing pedestrians into a mud filled path. Written from Boston on March 23.
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Taverner
Post
Sir Walter Rale
Boston
Massachusetts High School Teachers Association Opens Session
The closing session of the twenty fourth annual convention of the Massachusetts Association of Classical and High School Teachers met at the Boston Latin School hall at 9 30 a m with President McDonald presiding A three member committee to study mathematical preparation for college was appointed and officers for the year elected Samuel Thurber as president and several vice presidents, secretaries and a treasurer named. A paper on work accomplished in Massachusetts grammar schools was read by John D Billings and discussed by school officials and Harvard President Ellot.
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High School Teachers’ Association
Massachusetts Association of Classical and
Boston Latin School
McDonald
T. H. Safford
Williams College
Safford
William Fuller
Lynn
F. W. Freeborn
Webster Grammar School
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Goodwin
Newton High School
Francis Cogswell
Goodrich
Salem High School
John T, Prince
State Board of Education
Dill
Andrew School
Boston
Ellot
Harvard
Funeral of William T Bramhall in Brookline
The funeral for William T Bramhall proceeded from his Vernon street home in Brookline at 3 PM yesterday. Reverend Charles G. Ames of the Church of the Disciples Boston led the services which drew a large gathering. Burial was at Mount Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Bramhall
Vernon Street
Brookline
Charles G. Ames
Church of the Disciples
Boston
Mount Auburn
Auction Sidelights on Old West Church Sale
A transparency of doubt surrounds the April 14 sale of the Old West Church as Samuel Hatch & Co are appointed to auction if terms are met. The Standing Committee may issue the deed, while the mystery purchaser remains silent. Rev Brooke Herford urges West Church union with the Society of the Good Samaritan at Huntington avenue.
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Old West Church
Messrs Samuel Hatch & Co
Post
Hatch
Church Committee
Brooke Herford
Arlington Street
The
West Church
Society of the Good Samaritan
Hich
Murdock
Huntington Avenue
Grave charge against Michael Cavanagh in wife’s death
Michael Cavanagh of 332 Commercial Street was arrested last evening by Officers Burns and Elaridge on suspicion of inflicting injuries on his wife Reana, who died last evening after seeking refuge with her sister at 3 Cushman Avenue. Dr Eliot found bruises and a medical examiner's involvement indicated. Cavanagh remains in custody pending examination.
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Michael Cavanagh
Commercial Street
Burns
Elaridge
Station 1
Reana
Cavanagh
Rebecca Doherty
Cushman Avenue
Hanley
Eliot
Cavanaghh
Community notices and lectures in Boston events
A roundup of Saturday activities includes Rev Joseph H Crocker speaking on Congregational Polity at Channing Hall, and meetings of the Fruit and Produce Exchange and the Massachusetts Horticultural Society. Also reports from West End Industrial School exhibition, George A Gordon on Leadership at the YMCA, and Papyrus Club resolutions on ex-President Alexander Young. February 1891 charity reports show 3763 family inquiries and 1414 replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing Hall
Joseph H. Crocker
Fruit and Produce Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commission
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
West End Industrial School
St. Andrew’s Hall
Chambers Street
George A. Gordon
Old South Church
Boston
Young Men’s Christian Association
Gordon
American Association For the Advancement of Physical Education
Union Hall
Colonel Greenleaf
U.S.A
Dr. Scudder
Harvard Medical School
Papyrus Club
Revere House
Alexander Young
Baltimore Politicians Clash Over Roosevelt Intimidation Claim
The Post prints a letter criticizing Commissioner Roosevelt for "intimidating" Baltimore politicians during Monday's election via glare. The writer argues Roosevelt upholds civil service law and faces hostility from a political faction that values power over legality.
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Post
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Recognition Service for Rev J W Garton at Old Cambridge Baptist
A large Cambridge congregation attended a recognition service for Rev J W Garton as pastor of the Old Cambridge Baptist Church held last evening. Invocations and addresses were delivered by ministers William Howe H Spalding L G C Barnes Alexander McKenzie with greetings by E H Hall and fellowship by A E Reynolds. Scripture was read by D G Lyon and a responsive psalm led by T rv Briggs.
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Cambridge
J. W. Garton
Cambridge Baptist Church
William Howe
D.D
H. Spalding
L. GC. Barnes
Alexander McKenzie
E. H. Hall
A. E. Reynolds
James McWhinnie
D. G. Lyon
T. Rv. Briggs
French Line opens Boston office for New England travelers
The Compagnie Generale Transatlantique opens a Boston office at 102 State Street to serve New England passengers after a successful three month trial. Mr Duncan Bailly-Blanchard, with ten years at the New York passenger department, will head the Boston branch.
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Compagnie Générale ‘Transatlantique
New York
Havre
State Street
Boston
New England
Duncan Bailly-Blanchard
Relief for Smokers: Soden Pastilles Endorsement
Dr F L Feigenblatt reports success with Soden Mineral Pastilles for throat irritation from smoking. Genuine boxes should carry the signature and testimonial of Sir Morrell Mackenzie. price 506.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Feigenblatt
Sir Morrell Mackenzie
Attacks on Mr Savage Drawn From Observations Abroad
A reader defends Mr Savage and expands on religious doubt and reform. He recalls Smyrna in 1878 and a British officer explaining British religious obedience, recounts a rector who resigned over doubt and found support, cites Jesuits and Catholic clergy, and notes Italy’s outward piety masking insincerity. He argues for a higher ethics in church and society. Boston April 3 1891. B
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Savage
Smyrna
Baer
Turkey
Constantinople
England
Dong
Clergias
Church of
Europe
Rome
Europa
Italy
Peter
America
Boston
Tariff debate pictured in Concord meeting notice
Colonel Albert Clarke and General Hazard Stevens have been invited by the Woman's Suffrage League of Concord to discuss tariff issues. The event, at Town Hall on April 8 at 7 30 p m, will consider free raw materials and related topics with a Boston train at 9 33 p m.
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Concord
Albert Clarke
Home Market Club
Hazard Stevens
New England Tariff Reform League
Woman’s Suffrage League of
Mass
Town Hall
Boston
Way
From another point of view on Catholic and Episcopal concerns
A reader writes to Taverner urging balanced critique of Episcopal Church duties and clerical vows. He cites sermons by Bishop Potter and Dr Huntington in The Churchman, argues Catholics deserve fair, respectful treatment, and advocates presenting the Catholic view alongside Anglican critiques. Dated March 23.
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Taverner
M. J. Savage
Episcopal Church
Potter
Huntington
Grace Church
New York
McQueary
Publishers' Notes Review New Books and Translations
Macmillan will publish William Winter's Gray Days and Gold and a new edition of Shakspere's England in uniform style. Scribners issues Peace of the Church by Dr W R Huntington, a study on church union and creed issues. Also featured is KR Dabney, translator of She Fidelgas of Casa Mourisca, with Portuguese life features from Fayal and U S consul family history including Civil War era coal trade and Frigate Azores.
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Macmillan & Co
William Winter
Shakspere
England
Scribners
Church Union
Grace Church
New York
W. R. Huntington
Azores
Connecticut Breweries Company organized with 700000 capital
The Connecticut Breweries Company has been organized under Connecticut law with capital stock of 700000. It bought the Meriden and Bridgeport breweries, reports show total net profits of 142086 54 for 1889 and 1890. Directors include D Trubee, T L Watson, W H Stevenson, J W Coe, and others. Subscrip tions run April 6 to 11 at several finance houses in Boston New York and Bridgeport.
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Connecticut Breweries Company
David Trubee
Pec
Pequonucok National Bank of
Bridgeport
Thomas L. Watson
Consolidated Stock Exchange
New York
William H. Stevenson
Housatonic Railroad Company
John W. Coe
Meriden
Bartholomew & Coe
Albert Winner
John H. McMahon
P. W. Wren
American Loan & Trust Company
Messrs. Hornblower & Weeks
Boston
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
Messrs. Watson & Gibson
The New Catholic Bishop of Dallas
The Rev. Dr. Thomas Brennan of this diocese was today consecrated bishop of the Roman Catholic see, Dallas, Tex. About fifty priests participated in the ceremonies.
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Dallas
Penn
Thomas Brennan
Tex
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