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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1891

Page

2

Theosophists Hold Steinert Hall Convention

The American Theosophical Society held a Steinert Hall gathering with Annie Besant and Mrs. Blavatsky’s letters shaping the program. Besant urged unity, while Judge defined Theosophy as universal brotherhood and a reform of East and West religions amid calls for nonresistance and social progress.

William S. Judge American Theosophical Society the Theosophical Society Theosophical Societies of America Steinert Hall Yeserday Universal Brotherhood Madame Blavatsky Theosophists of the Annie Besant Theosophists of America Universal Brothers” of Mrs. Besant Buck Thomas Colonel Olcutt Olcutt

Annie Besant A Remarkable Woman and Her Work for Working Girls

English reformer Annie Besant visits Boston for the American Theosophical Society convention. The London born speaker with a radical career advocates women’s status, socialism, and Theosophy, later aiding London’s working girls through a low cost club and publishing Lucifer in English. Besant’s life includes marriage to a Besant relative, arrests, exile, and a turning point with Mme Blavatsky guiding her toward Theosophy.

Theosophical Society H. P. Blavatsky Madame Blavatsky Colonel Olcutt Felows Colonel Olicutt Clcutt Annie Besant England Boston London Walter Besant Charles Bradlaugh Secular Society Mr. Bradlaugh Mrs. Besant

Poison in whiskey kills Mrs Barnaby in Providence

Mrs. Josephine B. Barnaby dies after drinking whiskey sent from Boston with arsenic. Mrs. G. S. Worrell survived after the Colorado trip, while the liquid, deemed by Professor Sewell to hold arsenic sufficient to kill twenty, was forwarded to Providence for examination amid inquiries as officials investigate the case.

The Law of Patents For Useful Inventions reviewed

A lengthy critique extols William C. Robinson’s three volume treatise The Law of Patents For Useful Inventions. It praises exhaustive research, structure in four books, and practical guidance for patent solicitors, noting the work rests on five principles and includes extensive notes and an appendix with case digests.

United States Patent Office Courts of Law and Equity Department of Law Yell William C. Robinson Boston Little, Brown & Co

Barnaby Will Dispute Tied to Poison Plot Claim

Henry B. Winship executor of J Barnaby’s estate and his clothing partners dispute a poisoning claim in which Mrs Barnaby died after falling ill amid a contested will. Dr Thatcher Graves, her agent, reported her illness then she died that afternoon. Graves reached Denver later. Winship says no motive for the attempt existed despite a prior will contest that yielded $100000 for Mrs Barnaby and her children.

Henry B. Winship J. Barnaby Winship Thatcher Graves Barnaby

Memorabilia of George B Cheever reviewed in tribute volume

The memoir honors George B Cheever D D late pastor of the Church of the Puritans New York and his wife Elizabeth Wetmore Cheever through poems pictures addresses letters and prose The tribute notes Cheever's militant yet honest public life opposing Unitarianism intemperance slavery popery and social wrongs while praising his enduring impact on national affairs and civilization.

Cheevers George B. Cheever Cheever Charles Sumner Abraham Lincoln White House Geborah Jove D.D Church of the Puritans New York Elizabeth Wetmore Cheever John Wiley & Sons Boston Damrell & Upham Price

Education and the Higher Life by J Lanaster Spalding

Review of a volume arguing for parochial support while acknowledging diverse leadership within the movement. The author, Bishop Spaulding, blends religion with culture and science, praising freedom, growth, and truth seeking, and urging a broad humane education in the modern age. Chicago McClurg price: $1.

Bishop Spaulding Times J. Lancaster Spalding Chicago A. C. McClurg & Co Price

Manliness of Christ and Christian Heroes Reviewed

Thomas Hughes and Rev Mr Adams advocate in favor of Christian manliness amid modern criticism. The book and talks draw a procession of witnesses including martyrs hermits reformers missionaries philanthropists and statesmen. The analysis argues the same spirit finds expression through diverse heroic deeds.

Thomas Hughes Jesus Christ Mr. Adams Ouida Father Ignatius Tolstoi Adams

New English and French Novel Sketches and Magellan Biography

A review summarizes Mrs. Habberton and others with notes on A Lost Illusion A Double Knot and The English Girls by Hart, The Story of an Abduction in the Seventeenth Century, Madame d Orgevant's Husband, Stories of Old New Spain Angela and Tolstoi's The Fruits of Enlightenment and The Life of Ferdinand Magellan. It praises Guillemard's Magellan bio and decorative electricity books, with pricing and edition details.

Helen Leslie Keith Miss Hart Mabel Esmonde Cahill Ouida Miss Broughton England Catherine d’ Orleans House of Bourbon Madame d’Orgevant M. Henry Rabusson Madame Orgevant Angela Count Tolstoi Tanya Toistoi George Manville Fenn New York United States Book Co Mabel Hart Philadelphia J. B. Lippincott & Co Worthington Co Boston de Wolfe, Fiske & Co New Spain Thomas A. Janvier D. Appleton & Co Alice Weber E. P. Datton & Co Count Lyott N. Tolstoi U.S. Book Company Magellan Herbert Fell J. E. H. Gordon B.A Charles Scribner’s Sons W. B. Clark & Co E. M. Caillard

A Good Year for Tracts Washington Meeting Report

The American Tract Society held its annual Washington meeting at First Congregational Church. Ex-Justice William Strong presided, with Justice Brewer and Rev. William A. Rice speaking. The secretary’s report shows a successful year ending April 1 with receipts around 306000 dollars from all sources.

Washington The American Tract Society First Congregational Church William Strong Ll.d Justice Brewer Supreme Court William A. Rice

Professor Koch Endorses Soden Pas Tillies For Coughs

Dr Koch unhesitatingly recommends the Soden Pas Tilles troches for throat and lung diseases. A persistent cough improved quickly after trying them, and the troches are said to relieve throat trouble when other medicines fail. The genuine imported box bears Sir oe MacKenzie signature and recommendation. Price not shown.

Koch Sir Oe MacKenzie

Plea For Help Of A Physician's Wife In Striking Remedy

Mrs. A B Sumner of Lamont suffers nervous prostration and a leg sore. After five bottles of Paine's Celery Compound, the sore nearly healed and her health improved. Now aged seventy eight she reports no recurrence and endorses the medicine as restoring blood purity through nervous strength.

Paine

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