Form Study and Drawing A Help Instea d Of A Burden
Miss Emeline Dunn of Willimantic draws teachers to Steinert Hall for a Prang Conference talk on using form study and drawing across school subjects. She argues art instinct and clear expression deepen understanding in science and language, with exhibits and notes from local schools. Colonel Parker and Superintendent Seaver praise drawing as a core tool for right thought, with forward looks to next sessions and Pratt Institute talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prang
Steinert Hall
Emeline Dunn
Willimantic
Europe
Miss Dunn
Dwight, Gaston
George Putnam
Quincy- Shaw
Marlboro Street
Williamantic
Francis W. Parker
Quincy
Mass
Cook County
Ill
Parker
Laura Bridgman
Helen Keller
Seaver
Edwin P. Seaver
Boston Public Schools
J. Ernest F. Fenollosa
Museum of Fine Arts
Colonel Parker
C. E. Meieney
Somerville
Boston
The New Christianity Lecture Highlights Evolving Faith
Rev Julius H Ward spoke at Horticultural Hall on The New Christianity tracing changes in church doctrine over 25 years. He urged enlarging thought while maintaining core beliefs, warned against branding dissenters as heretics, and urged adapting to modern science and evolving religious movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius H. Ward
Free Religious
Horticultural Hall
Completion of Their New Exchange Banquet at Algonquin Club
Boston Stock Exchange members celebrated occupying their new building with a Saturday banquet at the Algonquin Club. Attendees included Governor Russell Generals Dalton Corcoran Taylor and Colonel Peabody representing the State, NYSE President Dickerman, Philadelphia Exchange VP Bachman, Merchants' Association President Lane, Chamber of Commerce President Speare, and Postmaster Hart. Speakers included Spencer Ballon Russell Dickerman Hart and others urging faster mail trains and broker cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Stock Exchange
Algonquin Club
Russell
Dalton
Corcoran
Taylor
Peabody
Dickerman
New York Stock Exchange
Bachman
Philadelphia Exchange
Lane
Merchants’ Association
Speare
Chamber of Commerce
Hart
Spencer
Ballon
The
Stock Exchange
New York
Buchanan
Philadelphia
Post
Obituary: Hon. Michael J. Flatley Dies in Boston at 1888
The Honorable Michael J. Flatley, longtime Boston hotel proprietor of the Jefferson House on North Street, died of pneumonia at the Jefferson House. Born in County Mayo Ireland on July 25 1828 he moved to Boston as a youth and rose from apprentice to owner. He served in the Common Council from 1873 74 the Senate 1875 78 and Governor's Council 1881 82. He campaigned for prison reform aided Abbot commuted a sentence and held public trustee roles. never married, survived by two brothers Father John Flatley of Cambridge and Joseph active in Jefferson House affairs, plus a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Flatley
Jefferson House
North Street
County Mayo
Ireland
Boston
Common Council
Senate
State House
House of Correction
Flatley
John P. Spaulding
Catholic Union
Stearns
Abbot
John Flatley
Cambridge
Joseph
Father Flatley
Thomas Flatley
Grand Duke Nicholas Dies After Illness and Madness
The death of Grand Duke Nicholas, uncle to the Czar, longtime field marshal and inspector general of cavalry, is announced. He fell to insanity after a long illness during Russian maneuvers in Volhynia, was moved to General Martyroff's estate, then returned to St Petersburg. Born 1831, he wed Princess Alexandra of Oldenburg in 1856.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Czar
Russia
Corps of Engineers
Volhynia
Grand Duke
Martyroff
Don Steppes
Judge Pitman's Memory Honored by Suffolk Bar Association
The Suffolk Bar Association met Saturday to hear a report from the committee on Judge Pitman’s death. Hon. Seth J. Thomas presided, with resolutions presented by Lewis L. Dabney and seconded by Thomas Weston, O T Gray, and John S. Holmes, then adopted. District Attorney Stevens agreed to present the resolutions to the Superior Bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Pitman
Suffolk Bar Association
Pitman
Seth J. Thomas
Lewis L. Dabney
Thomas Weston
Newton
O. T. Gray
John S. Holmes
Stevens
Bar Association
Sioux trouble blamed on government mismanagement and intended rebellion
Rev W J Cleveland presented findings from the Indian Rights Association on Sioux Reservation disturbances. He said there was no outbreak. Indians planned to form a confederation with other tribes for self rule, while government delay and mismanagement aggravated tensions. He listed 16 remedial actions including land to individuals, work, schooling, civil service rules, and withdrawal of military control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Crow Creek
Sitting Bull
Big Foot
Red Cloud
Crow Dog
Washington
Wright
Rosebud
Pratt Commission
Reverend Bellamy Resigns from Bethany Church
The Rev Francis Bellamy pastor of Bethany Baptist Church on West Cottage street resigns effective May 21 after six years in charge. He cites desire for new work and will join Youths Companion as an editor. Bellamy, 33, from Little Falls New York, is a University of Rochester graduate who trained for journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Bellamy
Bethany Baptist Church
West Cottage Street
Little Falls
N. Y
Bethany Church
University of Rochester
Youths Companion
Sunday on the Common Brims with Life and Faith
The Boston Common fountain sparkled as children sailed boats and pebbles sparkled in the pond. Crowds gathered despite chilly winds, with Baptist Tabernacle exhorters under the band stand sharing a tale of forty years of faithful living. Boys played tag while others relaxed in the sun across the slopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Public Garden in April Blooms Inspire Local Visitors
Beautiful flowers and green grass filled the Public Garden yesterday as hyacinths, tulips, crocuses, and violets created a rainbow display. Small boys played by the fountain while thousands of adults enjoyed the Howers arranged by Superintendent Doogue for their leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doogue
A Lesson on Patriotism in East Boston Church
Members of the Patriotic Order of the Sons of America in East Boston attended a worship service at St. John’s Episcopal Church for a sermon on patriotism by Rev. R. W. Plant. He cited Luke 20 25 and urged true patriotism as loyalty to laws, honor to founders like George Washington, and defense of the flag against false patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order of the Sons of America
Boston
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Decatur and
Paris Streets
R. W. Plant
Sons of America
Casar
God
Christ
Harrison
England
Queen Victoria
Prince Albert Edward
America
Polis
Cesar
George Washington
Agnes Huntington Returns From West Tour
Miss Agnes Huntington arrives on the White Train with her mother and manager C N Schroeder to begin a week at Hollis Street Theatre. She reports successful performances from Boston to St Louis and Minneapolis, outlines plans for a London theatre, and mentions opening operas and a 2000-seat house costing about £40,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Huntington
Holls Street
C. N. Schroeder
Boston
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Harlem
New York
Paul Jones
Brooklyn
England
Paris
London
George Evans
DeKoven
Messrs. Law and Caldicott
Sir Harry
Planquette
Mr. Meyer
New Theatre
Hollis Street
Charles N. Schroeder
Ngland
Church Dedication in Cambridge Opens New St Luke Structure
The St Luke's Reformed Episcopal Society in Cambridge dedicated its new church yesterday morning. Bishop William K Nicholson presided with prayers by Rector Rev Charles H Tucker. The old English style building seats about 400, with a 27 by 12 infant class room and a 32 by 14 prayer meeting room divided for Bible classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
St. Luke’s Reformed Episcopal Society
Harvard and
Inman Streets
Cambridge
William K. Nicholson
D.D
Philadelphia
New York
Charles H. Tucker
April issue previews Egyptian archaeology themed Biblia volume
The April number of this unique publication appears in magazine form with a royal mummy case cover. Contents include Results in Egypt by J. N. Fradenburgh D.D. and The Recent Discovery at Thebes by the editor, plus essays on the Palestine Exploration Fund in Sunday Schools, The Scarabeens, and Egyptian Antiquities in Our Museums as a Study. Biblia begins its fourth year auspiciously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
J. N. Fradenburgh
D.D
Thebes
Palestine Exploration Fund
T. F. Wright
W. W. Morse
William C. Winslow
Biblia
Emigrant Ship Cephalonia Arrives at East Boston
The Cephalonia docked in East Boston after a ten day voyage from Liverpool with 1260 people aboard. Most are young British and Irish families, mostly landable after strict immigration checks. A young Irish girl Nellie O Rourke died of consumption and was buried at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cephalonia
Liverpool
Boston
Post
Ireland
Nellie O’rourke
Episcopal City Mission
Battles
Young Women’s Christian Association
Massachusetts
West
What is the Grip and how to counter it
An old promotional piece argues the grip is a body threat and promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the sole effective medicinal whiskey. It warns against inferior brands and urges prompt use of a pure spirit to counter the grip.
Non Plus Ultra Amontillado Sherry Delivers From Puerto de Santa Maria
Guillermo Doblache announces shipping of his natural state Non Plus Ultra Amontillado to Boston aboard the Portuguese steamship Olinda. He contrasts it with commerce sherries and notes a New York admirer, with a forthcoming cost memorandum and listing of New England outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto DE Santa Maria
Bahia DE Capiz
Espana
New England
Boston
Olinda
England
America
New York
Guillermo Doblache
Transit line changes from Rowe's wharf area change noted
Beginning May 1 new street routes replace the old northern to southern depots. A line will run Rowe's wharf through Atlantic avenue Federal Knee land Albany Lincoln Beach Lincoln Beach to Rowe's wharf, and a second line will traverse Rowe's wharf Atlantic Summer Washington Essex Harrison Beach Lincoln Albany Federal Atlantic back to Rowe's wharf. An evening service after 6 55 p.m. will travel via Atlantic Summer Washington Boylston to Providence depot and return along the same path.
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Northern
Rowe’s Wharf
Southern
Franklin Street
Atlantic Avenue
Federal
Kneeland Streets
Albany Depot
Lincoln Beach
Washington
Summer Streets
Summer
Essex Streets
Harrison Avenue
Two Cahill Boys Held as Vagrants in South Boston
Two youths named Cahill aged 14 and 16, residents of 128 Dove Street South Boston, were arrested as vagrants on Dover Street early Sunday by Officers Ready and Roland of Division 4. They had been away from home about two weeks and their father was notified and visited the station Sunday forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
Dove Street
Boston
Dover Street
Ready
Roland
Division 4
Anniversary exercises mark 50 years of church group
The church will celebrate its 50th anniversary of organization with Monday evening events on April 27 at 7 30 o clock. All former members and others interested are invited to attend.
Marriages and obituaries in city notices and deaths
In this city April events include marriages of Bragg to Scrieder and Tyler to Brylee on April 21 and 23 with ministers named. A list follows of deaths with ages and locations: Andrews 23, Clapp 61, Copeland 49, Chapman 62, Barstow 82, Hodgkins 55, Roberts 74, Stoddard 42, Haskell 42, Warren 69, Wiegrundager 66, Wait 30, and White undated. Funeral details note Lucy White’s service at North Weymouth First Church after arrival of a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bragg—Scrieder
K. F. Holway
Harry M. Bragg
Carrie A. Scrieder
Tyler—Styles
J. Horatio Carter
Albert E. Tyler
Laura C. Brylee
Kidder—Newell
Chelsea
Walnut Street
Elijah Horr
D.D
Charles W. Kidder
Boston
Emma Eva Newell
Mass
Hodgkins
John B. Hodgkins
Roberts
South
Eliza A
Joseph F. Roberts
Stoddard
John Bates
Aaskell
Lucy
White
F. H. Palmer
First Church
North Weymouth
Old Colony
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Tremont Theatere
Abbey & Schoeffel
Sol Smith Russelis
E. Kidder
WM. Seymour
E. S. Willard
A. M Palmer
Hollis
Isaac B. Rich
Opera Comique
Pilar qQueue
Paulsjones
Wedanu
Arry & Fay
cKenna
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tom Prins
Globe Theatre
Jown Stetson
Wilson Barrett
Mr. Cleveland
Red Man
MR. Bellamy
Mr. @lant
Patriotic Sons of America
East
Agnes
St. Luke’s Reformed Episcopal Society of
Lesser
Britain
Pet
Glen
Gute
Lala Moid
Pierce & Co
State St
Tremont St
Cor. Court St
Huntington Ave
Dartmouth St
Reuben Ring&Co
Commercial St
John Gilbert,Jr., & Co
Tremont Row
Park Square
S. Q. Cochran & Co
Congress Square
W. Bixby & Co
Blackstone Street
Massachusetts Title Insurance CO
Markriages
Whitcomb, Wead & Co
Equitable Building
Marlborough Street
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
J. Newman & Sons
Herbert L. Perry
Milk Street
Whitcom
Equitable
Boston Museum
R. M. Fiel
Witsoe
MR. Geo
Wilson
Partners For Life
Dunducketty
Diane
Stelnert Hall
Friedheim
Arthur Friedheim
Arthur Friedhemm
Steinert’s
Cor. Boylston and Tremont
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
A. Victor Benham
M. Steinert & Sons CO
Hoylston Streets
Hardman
Arthur Freidheim
Steinert & Sons
Boylston and
Tremont Sts
Howard Athen Zum
Ai'ril
Crand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Robert Downing
Mats
Incs
Cruel London
Grand Museum
Washington and Drama
Dover Streets
Willow Cops
Lothrop
Portland Stock Company
Pemberton Square
Keal
Joseph W. Homer
State Street
Vicinity
Alex S. Porter
Washingston
Hanover Streets
Washington St. E
Erator
Roundy & Hobbs
Court Street
Whitcomb, Wead . & Co
Atkinson House Furnishing Company
School Street
Portland
Byston and Vicinity
Devonshire
O Hingion S
Oceana
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