Public School Religion Debate at West Church Sermon
Dr Bartol argues religion belongs in home church and private schools not in public instruction. He contrasts Protestant and Roman Catholic views, warns against sectarian state influence, and urges reverence for God as a non sectarian virtue in education. He condemns Roman Catholic influence as a threat to civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartol
West Church
Malachi
Rome
Tiber
Vatican
Canossa
Isaiah
Holy Roman Catholic Church
Dual Nature of Man in Dr Jekyll Sermon at Berkeley Street Church
At Berkeley Street Church Rev Charles A Dickinson preached on the Dual Nature of Man using Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. He tied the tale to Romans vii 21 and argued mankind shows both good and evil since creation. He urged vigilance against temptation and warned against seeking sin by exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Street
Charles A. Dickinson
Dr. Jekyll
Stevenson
Jekyll
Christ
Burke
Big Brewery Fire Destroys New Haven Plant
A three story brewery owned by Philip Fresenius & Sons in New Haven Conn burned in an early morning fire. The blaze gutted the facility including the boiler house and adjacent buildings with an estimated loss of 150000 dollars and 40000 dollars covered by insurance. The fire, thought incendiary, started in the second story over the stables and spread rapidly. the Fresenius dwelling and an icehouse were saved. Also reported were separate fires in Natick and New Orleans area facilities, causing additional losses and suspected arson in one case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Philip Fresenius & Sons
Fresenius
David H. Pierce
Wing
Fifth Streets
Natick
Orth Avenue
Wales
Cairo
Fil
Mobile & Ohio Eundhouse
East Cairo
New Orleans
Raimeee Eit
Mandeville
Spain
Fires With Minor Damages Across City Buildings
A series of small blazes reported Friday and Saturday caused water damage to first and second floor units at 30 Broad Street and 139 Endicott Street. Fire alarms from boxes 87 412 and 129 noted blazes with minimal structural harm and no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Williams & Hall
Antoine Kertine
Canal
Causeway Streets
David Stevenson
Cambridge Treet
East Cambridge
Go Forward Excerpt on Unitarianism at Second Church
The Rev. Edward A. Horton preached at Copley Square on Exodus xiv 15, arguing Unitarianism aimed to simplify and renew Jesus’ lineaments, advance theology and practical religion, and influence contemporaries. He cited Horace Mann, Garrison, Longfellow, and James Martineau, urged continued forward effort through thought and action, and called for inclusive church mission and youth involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Square
Edward A. Horton
Horton
Mr. Horton
Horace Mann
Dr. Howe
John Pierpont
Garrison
Dorothea Dix
Sumner
Bancroft
Prescott
Motley
Bryant
Longfellow
Lowell
Holmes
Unitarianism
Channing
Greenwood
Ephriam Peabody
Harvard University
Benevolent Fraternity
Tuckerman
Ware and
Gannett
New England
James Martineau
Andrew P. Peabody
Furness
James Freeman Clarke
Hedge
King” Circles
Edward Everett Hale
McVickar Safe After Collision With Philadelphia Engine
Dr W N McVickar of Trinity Philadelphia narrowly escaped injury when a locomotive struck the Trinity Church carriage in Philadelphia. A Union Hall audience heard his sermon on John 18 37 titled Character or Manhood and Truth, praising truth as the cornerstone of life and the true kingly nature of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Trinity
Phillips Brooks
Boston
W. N. McVickar
Trinity Church
Brooks
Union Hall
McVickar
Dr. Brooks
John
Pilate
Jesus
Christ
Saul
Tarsus
Peter
James
Havelock
St. George
Fryes
Nightingales
Doras
Soccer-like Baseball Scores Across Cities
In Baltimore the Baltimores defeated the Bostons 6 to 1 while St. Louis Browns beat Detroit 10 to 2. Chicago Chicagos topped the Maroons 11 to 8 and Washingtons triumphed over the Princetons 18 to 7. Philadelphia Athletics won 3 to 1 against Philadelphias, and Ab Pittburgh defeated Torontos 11 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bostons
Baltimores
St. Louis
Browns
Detroits
Chicago
Chicagos
Maroons
Washington
Washingtons
Princetons
Philadelhia
Athletics
Philadelphias
Saturday Clubs Dinner Highlights Paint and Oil Tariff Talk
The Paint and Oil Club at Young's hosted leaders including Edward B. Drew and W. Templeton to discuss a proposed tariff on paints and raw materials. Debate focused on tariff levels, free entry for raw materials, and political timing. A committee was formed to report early on the matter. The Massachusetts Club heard Col Bruce describe Richmond’s fall and Lincoln’s entry, disputing diaries about a royal arrival. Next week’s program plans a reception for Judge Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paint and Oil Club
Young's
Edward B. Drew
Shangai
W. 3. Templeton
New York
W. W. Lawrence
Pittsburg
Penn
A. Shuman
William H. Baldwin
Charles Richardson
Committee On
New York Paint and Oil Varnish Club
J. D. Morton
New England
Richardson
Morton
New York Club
J. W. B. Templeton
Paint and Varnish Club of
England
United States
Wiley
May
Messrs. Richardson
Agge
Carpenter
Ripley
Wood
Richmond
Lincoln
Massachusetts
Young’s
Dc. C. Coffin
Bruce
Bishop
Superior Court
Benc
End of Dispute Averted as West End Railway Reaches One Year Pact
Meetings across the city lead to a one year agreement between West End Railway Company management and employee representatives. The deal sets salaries and extra work pay, defines a ten hour work day within twelve to twelve and a half hours, meal and breakfast breaks, two morning hustler gangs, interest on deposits of five dollars, limits on extra trips, and rules against labor discrimination. Signatories include D. F. Longstreet, President Henry M. Whitney, and employee committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Railway Company
D. F. Longstreet
Henry M. Whitney
Mme Janauschek Arrives in Boston After NY Trip
Mme Janauschek and her manager Mr Frank V Hawley reach United States Hotel at 11 pm from New York on a Boston and Albany train. She reports good health, discusses damages in a Newport case, and says Boston feels like home while outlining future engagements and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Janauschek
Frank V. Hawley
United States
New York
Boston & Albany
Post
Newport
United States Circuit Court
Boston
Mme. Janauschek
Brooklyn
Boston Museum
Meg Merrilies
Stuart
Seymour
Museum
Mr. Hawley
West Indies
South America
England
Scotland
Liverpool
Savin Hill Yacht Club Regatta Fixtures Announced
The Savin Hill Yacht Club regatta committee lists dates for club and open races from June through September, plus illumination, moonlight events, and an excursion. Key events include June 2 club race, June 16 open race, June 22 celebration, July 14 open race, August 1 and 25 club races, September 1 excursion, and September 15 club race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Notes From City Meetings and Society Notices
A roundup of city events includes a Normal Music Teachers' Association meeting with pupil singing, solos by James I Whelan and Miss Ellen A McLaughlin, and remarks by Rev J T Duryea. Also reported are 222 Boston deaths last week from diphtheria typhoid fever consumption and pneumonia. a thank you to press support for a Home for Intemperate Women fair. an April 18 natural history talk by Hyatt and Minot's instrument exhibit. a Public Library model on display at the Old State House. Horticultural Society flower show. funeral for Prof W F Sherwin. Unitarian Sunday School Union meeting. Gertrude Franklin to sing Beethoven at Chickering Hall April 19. and Havea School of Design exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Music Teachers’ Association
Coddington School
Quincy
I. T. Wade
James ‘I. Whelan
Ellen A. McLaughlin
J. T. Duryea
D.D
Monroe College of Oratory
Boston
Boston Press
Associated Press
Society of Natural History
Alpheus Hyatt
Spencer F. Baird
Charles S. Minot
Old State House
The
Horticultural Society
W. F. Sherwin
Alexander Avenue
Unitarian Sunday School Union
Boylston Street
E. M. Everett
Somerville
Gertrude Franklin
Beethoven
Perabo
Chickering Hall
Havea School of Design
Professor W F SherwinObituary in Roxbury Musical Leader Dies
Professor William Fisk Sherwin of the New England Conservatory of Music and associate manager of the Chautauqua Assembly died at his Roxbury residence from Brights disease aged 62. Born in Buckland Massachusetts in 1826 he taught and conducted church choirs and wrote music books. He directed music at Chautauqua Strangham Ottawa Crete and led the New England CS BO Union. No public funeral. friends may call today 12 to 4 at 16 Alexander Avenue Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Sherwin
William Fisk Sherwin
New England Conservatory of Music
Chautauqua Assembly
Roxbury
Bright
Buckland
Mass
Chautauqua
Strmingham
Ottawa
Kansas
Crete
Neb
New England C.S
Sherwin
Alexander Avenue
Notable Deaths and Obituaries From Randolph to Galveston
Despatches report the death of Samuel Stillman Mann born 1819 in Randolph. A Brown University graduate, he served in the General Court, later prospered in Oregon coal lands, became a Probate Court judge, and retired in San Francisco. Other obituaries note William Merritt of the Boston and Maine Railroad, Mrs Mary Taylor Porter, Captain Melzar Stoddard of Hingham, Texas pioneer Robert Mills, and Charles Dickinson of Waterbury, all with brief life highlights and survivor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
San Francisco
Samuel Stillman Mann
Mann
Brown University
California
Umpqua City
Mansfield
Ore
William Merritt
Boston & Maine Railroad
East Somerville
Boston & Maine
William Merritt, Jr
Western Division
Charles E. Merritt
Herbert E. Merritt
Mary Taylor Porter
Porter
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Melzar Stoddard
Hingham
Nellie Baker
Fortress Monroe
Washington
Robert Mills
Texas
Galveston
South
Brazoria
Lincoln
Charles Dickinson
Benedict and Burnham Manufacturing Company
Waterbury Watch Company
Old Point Comfort
Fortress Monroe Va
Saybrook
Herdic Drivers Form Mutual Aid Society in City
About fifty experienced herdic drivers met at 164 Hanover Street and formed the Herdic Drivers Mutual Aid Society. They aim to restrict licensing to those familiar with city streets and to shield members from police interference. Officers elected include President P A Cumming and Secretary J McCarthy. Thirty five new members joined after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Street
Herdic Drivers’ Mutual Aid Society
P. A. Cumming
J. P. McQueeney
J. McCarthy
I. A. Mitchell
J. Mulhearn
J. H. Estey
C. J. Goodrich
J. J. MecGlinchy
J. &. King
T. Boles
E. B F. Rogers
A. H. Purley
H. W. Paige
J. F. Conneley
Comedy Star Phelan Honored at Vendome Banquet
Edmund T. Phelan, soon to perform in a new comedy for the public, was feted at a Vendome banquet Saturday evening. Mayor William B. Russell of Cambridge presided as guests shared recitations and speeches. A gold watch and gold-headed cane were presented to the beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund T. Phelan
William B. Russell
Cambridge
Phelan
European Tours Packed With England and Continent Sights
The New World Travel Company offers European tours with all travel expenses included visiting major English and continental sites. The first departure is Wednesday April 18, followed by May 9 May 28 June 13 June 28 July 6 and July 11. Prices range from 800 to 700 dollars. For details contact Mr. William H. Eaves Parker House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World Travel Company
England
William H. Eaves
Parker House
Death by Pain Killer Shocks Randolph Community
Abby L. Nichols, 43, was found dead in bed in Randolph after returning from a brief outing with a bottle of Perry Davis pain killer. About two ounces had been used. Medical Examiner Gilbert of Quincy ruled death from violent vomiting caused by the pain killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Abby L. Nichols
Perry Davis
Gilbert
Quincy
Alum Baking Powders Conviction Under State Food Law
Canton jurors convict Moon and Akerill for selling alum baking powders as adulterated food under the State Food Adulteration Act. Judge Kellogg rules powders are food items. a pioneer case that labels alum powders illegal to sell. The ruling may deter alum powder sales and affects many brands and bulk products in the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Kellogg
Moon
Akerill
Gillett’s
Alam
Davis
Thomson-Houston vs Citizens Electric Light case in 1881 patent dispute
United States Circuit Court on April 14 resumed hearing over infringement of patent No 238,315 for a dynamo machine current regulation by commutator brush movement. Defence claims the invention was described but not claimed in patent No 223,659, suggesting abandonment or public dedication. Attorneys B F Thurston F P Fish for plaintiffs Chauney Smith E H Browne and E W Bartlett for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Cout. J
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Citizens’ Electric Light Company Et al
B. FB. Thurston
F. P. Fish
Chauney Smith
E. H. Browne
New York
W. Bartlett
Reading vs Dart Collision in Vineyard Sound Court Ruling
Libel by Thomas S. Adams against steamer Reading for a December 17 1887 collision with schooner Dart in Vineyard Sound. Dart alleges Reading failed to keep clear. Reading claims Dart altered course. Evidence heard. closing arguments completed. decision reserved. C T Russell Jr counsel for libellant W H Richardson for steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Adams
Reading
Dart
Vineyard Sound
C. T. Russell, Jr
W. H. Richardson
Steamer
Court extends libel order to nullity and support cases
The court’s May sitting will hear libels for divorce pending in order of filing and now extends to all libels for nullity petitions for separate support increases or enforcement of alimony and custody decrees. A list shows 104 decrees not entered since 1880, plus 145 uncontested, 66 contested, 6 nullity, and 8 maintenance or custody petitions, totaling 308 libels to dispose of in May.
Court Docket Entries for Multiple Civil Cases and Divorces
A historical court list shows numerous civil actions and divorce dockets by docket numbers and party names. It includes McCormack v An Chandler v same Vogel v Badger Curtis v Quigley Finkelstein v Far Cunningham v Flagg lar Williams v loud Fitzgerald v Decker Burns v Boston Kent v Todd Mangini v Berwin Barrows v Muller Sheehan v Grace Stevenson v Boston Downing v Hartin Mace v Baker Priede v Boston Capello v sane Corinda v same Chandler v Hartley Dana v Roach Folsom v Waldock Carroll v Boston Fisge v N Y N E RR Co Parker v Horton Vanz v Washburn N E RR Co Hester v Cressy Mahan v Keeler Highest number 275 on April list Third Session Barker J Magford Grys mich Keenan v N i Loring v White Hickey vy Emerson Frederick v Blood M'Cormick v Boston Lavender v Paul Lincoln Mig Co v Boston Same v same Plympton v Dunn Hodghkins v B P it De Beer v Sautry Train v Boston Dis infan There will be no sessions Tuesday Foster v Dodge Tracy v Jefts Pettee v Bingham Farrington vy 8 B Bonnell t v McQuaid RR Whitmey v Brady Andrews v Fair Fodbury v Craig Phelps v Wilson Harris Brown v Boston Craft v S B RR Miner v Locke Same vy same Bolles v Richardson Fourth Session Mason J remainder of the divorce list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrows
Muller
Sheehan
Grace
Stevenson
Boston
Downing
Hartin
Mace
Baker
Priede
Capello
Sane
Corinda
Same
Chandler
Hartley
Dana
Roach
Folsom
Waldo
Magford
Grysmich
Keenan
Loring
White
Slunuays
Foster
Dodge
Tracy
Jefts
Harris
Brown
Craft
S. B. RR
Miner
Locke
Bolles
Richardson
Building Trades Council Adopts New Constitution
The Building Trades Council met in Pythian Hall at Tremont Street and heard delegates from Waltham laborers amalgamated carpenters and Boston building laborers. It adopted a new constitution and bylaws and announced Oak Island was engaged for a Labor Day picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Building Trades Council
Pythian Hall
Tremont Street
Waltham Building Laborers
Amalgamated Carpenters
Boston
Oak Island
Auction of Civil War Collection in Boston Library
Beginning tomorrow afternoon and continuing through Wednesday, the library of J Thomas Scharf in Baltimore will be sold at 18 Hayward Place. The collection includes books, pamphlets, newspapers and items on the Civil War from secession to end of the rebellion, with many valuable pieces for the public. The sale is described as one of the most important ever held in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thomas Scharf
A.M
Baltimore
Hayward Place
Boston
Low Prices at Oriental Tea Company Coffee Sale
The Oriental Tea Company at 87 Court Street reduces coffee prices and invites all to visit and inspect the offers, urging customers to call in and see the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correr
Oriental Tea Company
Court Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Bartol
C. A. Dickinson
BIG Brewery
Losa
Mission OF Unitarianism
E. A. Horton
DR. McVickar
West End
Miegal
United States District Court
Welson, J
Supreme Judicial Court
Pitman
McCormack
Drews
Vogel
Badger
Curtis
Quigley
Kent
Todd
Mangini
Berwin
Thompson, J
Masoy
Jetta, Baeaie Wens
Pat
Ona
Avon Street
Boston Post
Columbia
Tricycles
Pope Mpg CO
Franklin ST
W.P. Balch
Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
James P. Stewart
Medford St
Charles
Nova Scotia
And
Cumberland
Auli Best Brands
Kansas City Land
WM. U. Parmenter
State Street
Washington St
Coventry Machinist CO
Columbus Ave
Peabody
Beeston
Geo. G. Goodwin & Co
Health Food CO
Tremont St
Rosston
N. E. Headquarters
Murray’s
Columbus Avenue
Sudbury Street
J. D. Packard & Sons
Chardon St
Clarendon Hotel
Tremont
Berkeley
Clarendontreets
Risteen
Galt
Pittest
Very
WM. H. Parmenter
NEW Mail
Wim. Read & Sons
Washington Street
EW. D
Dixon Bros
Commercial Wharf
Paine’s Furniture
Canal St
South Side
B. & M. Depot
Revere
Bowdoin Square
Boston, Mass
Emond
Quinsler
Goddard Buggies
N. Porter
Central Wharf
Ustes & Lankat
Ingt
Tuttle's Elixir CO
Hyde Park
Merrimage Street
Oak Grove Farm
IN Aid OF the
J. Arthur Beebe
Beacon Street
Edith M. Thomas
Laura Bridgman
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Beachmont
G. W. Shinn
Newton
J. C. Hewlett
Roslindale
St. Paul’s
Living Church
Diocese
Revere Journal
Revere News
America
Revere House
Taylor
H. Graves & Sons
Paris
Baker’s Bredkfast Gocvd
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Harvard
Labiche Et Delacour
Bdéchen Sever
Toyon Makrizy
Ibn-Tubin
Lowell Street
University
William J. Tucker
Andover
Sevel
Law School
Edwin H. Abbot
Milwaukee
Jefferson Physical Laboratory
Senate
Amos
Sever
Iunesse
Quartes Sever
Divinity School
Jane Austen
Professor A
Hill Sevel
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