Cardinal Newman lauded for bridging faith and reason
The article extols Cardinal Newman's work in making Protestant and Roman Catholic convictions intelligible to Catholics, highlighting his insights into implicit reasoning, religious life, and influence on English literature. It lists his published works and autobiographical writings, noting his lasting impact on theology and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Cardinal Newman
J. Faussett
St. Athanasius
Apollonius Tyameus
Callista
Pusey
Duke of Norfolk
Notable Local Figures Die In Various Cities
Samuel Bb. M. Vance former New York mayor for December 1874 and longtime Republican Alderman dies aged seventy six at his Douglastown home. Warren J. Harris and Frank Gates missionaries die of fever in Sierra Leone. E W B Canning Stockbridge educator and writer dies aged seventy five. Captain Ebenezer Morgan Groton sea captain and Alaska fisheries contributor dies aged seventy three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bb. M. Vance
New York
Douglastown
L. L
Mitchell, Vance & Co
Vance
Board of Education
Havemeyer
Board of Aldermen
Union League Club
Augusta
Warren 5J
Harris
Frank Gates
Sierra Leone
Africa
B. F. Harris
St. Paul
Jackson Library Association of Stockbridge
Housatonic Agricultural Society
Ebenezer Morgan
Groton, Conn
Alaska
Baptist Missionary Works
Record of Fires in Kansas and Minnesota Train Fire
Prairie fires devastating western Kansas burn large tracts in Ford and Edwards counties with no human deaths but loss of livestock and crops. A colonist sleeper on a west bound Great Northern train in Ada, Minnesota, was burned as passengers escaped. conductor Stahl burned uncoupling car. A fire alarm in Lyng reports a blaze at James Lynch residence with about 25 dollars damage. A separate false alarm and a collision injure Mrs Greenleaf, hospital visit, then released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dance Crary
Kan
Kansas
Ford
Edwards Counties
Ford County
Minn
Great Northern
Ada
Stahl
Lyng
Sproiau
James Lynch
Neptune Street
Palo Alto wins unfinished free-for-all trot at Buffalo
Palo Alto defeats Rosalind Wilkes by a length in 2 15 this morning as the Rochester meeting opens with a $10 000 stake. Marvin plans to move the stallion Sunol and rest of his string to Chicago next week while Andrews leaves Mr Hamlin to join Count Varensin in California amid non participation in 2 17 pace heat.
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Buffalo
Palo Alto
Rosalind Wilkes
Marvin
Sunol
Chicago
Andrews
Village Farm
Mr. Hamlin
California
Count Varensin
Hamlin
Rochester
Oekes
Turner
Dobley
Geers
Wyoming Democrats Nominate Baxter for Governor at First State Conv ention
The Cheyenne gathering named George W. Baxter for Governor by acclamation. The Democratic ticket includes John S. Harper for Secretary of State, J. C. Miller for Treasurer, and George Clark for Congress. The Republican slate is led by Francis E. Warren for Governor, Otto Gramm for Treasurer, A. W. Barber for Secretary of State, and Clarence D. Clark for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
George W. Baxter
John 8. Harper
Crooks County
J. C. Miller
Carbon County
George ¥. Clark
Sheridan County
Congress
Francis &. Warren
Territory
Otto Gramm
Laramie
A. W. Barber
Converse County
Clarence D. Clark
Vinita
Australian estates for sale in Queensland vast tracts listed
From Galignani's Messenger three Australian estates are advertised for sale by Melbourne papers. The first covers 454 square miles with rent of £821 1s 6d and cattle valued at 2 10s per head. The second is 648 square miles and the third 553. All are in Queensland and noted for waterways, railway proximity, and proximity to towns. Boston Investment stock price expected to rise from 108 to 112 per share. See page.
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Galignani
Australia
Melbourne
Queensland
Boston Investment Company
Seeady
City Ual
First National Bank of
Boston
Massachusetts
T.tiftt
Springfield
Mass
K Te Tieft
A Cataract of the West Remains Defiant to Civilization
In Soda Springs Idaho July 1890 a narrator extols Shoshone Falls as a sublime natural force beyond man’s reach. The piece recounts lava floods from ancient eruptions forming the canyon, the Snake River carving a path to the 240 foot plunge, and offers travel advice via Oregon Short Line trains to view Twin Falls and the falls. It recalls Tom Bell a coastal mariner turned recluse who died aiding Chinese miners, affirming the falls’ enduring grandeur and peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SuosHonn Falls
Idaho
Century
Haven
Far West
Niagara
Soda Springs
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Oregon
Twin Falls
Oregon Shortine
Shoshone Station
Shoshone
Tom Bell
Java
Pell-Meil
Gor
Shoshone Cataract Tour Challenges and Rustic Access
A narrator guides readers to Shoshone Falls, describing primitive ladder ascent and slippery rope climbs to a rock cathedral formed by the waters. The scene emphasizes the beauty and remoteness, noting limited access and the potential for future rail expansion while urging visitors to endure inconvenience for now.
Fall River Mills Curtail Production Across City Mills
In Fall River on August 11 production curtailment began. About three quarters of the mills including Annawan Barnard Crescent Cornell Chase Durfee No 2 Flint Fall River Manufactory Granite Nos 1 and 2 Hargraves Laurel Lake Merchants Meta comet Mechanics Osborn Pocasset Robeson Richard Borden Manufacturing Company Seacomet Shore Slade Stafford Troy and Union shut down for sixty hours. The American linen mill remains closed. Wampanoag runs today but closes tomorrow. Sagamore company had one mill closed and Durfee mills Nos 1 and 8 were ordered to help. This will cut about 190000 pieces of goods. Some mills paid off Saturday, most pay next week to retain workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Annawan, Barnard, Crescent
Cornell, Chase, Durfee No. 2
Flint
Fall River Manufactory
Granite Nos
Hargraves
Laurel Lake
Merchants
Metacomet, Mechanics
Osborn, Pocasset, Robeson
Richard Borden Manufacturing Company
Seacomet, Shore, Slade, Stafford, Troy
Union Mills
American Linen
Wampanoag
Sagamore Company
Durfee
Strikes End With Normal Service On Central Lines
New York Central officials report no interruption to passenger traffic as trains run on schedule. Grand Central shows normal operations and Vice-President Webb says all passenger and freight service will resume fully tomorrow. Pinkerton guards and local authorities move freight and restore routes amid lingering chaos at East Syracuse and Albany corridors.
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New York
New York Central & Hudson River Company
New York Central
Grand Central
Usua
Webb
Western
Fast Mail
Buffalo
Dewitt
Grand Central Station
Central Road
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Harlem River
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Arthur
Brotherhood
Syracuse
N. Y
Pinkerton
Austin
Railroad Wen
East
Central Station
Till
Knights of Labor
Albany
Avnany
East Albany
West Albany
Central
Karner’s
Harrington
Byston & Albany
Fitchburg
Reader condemns Tolstoy book and calls for moral censorship
A Boston reader writes to criticize a recent Tolstoy novel praised in the Post. The writer attacks what he calls indecent language and moral corruption, urges censorship in libraries like the Boston Atheneum, and shares an anecdote of a young girl reading the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolstoi
Tsaw
Boston Athenanum
Atheneum
Moruer
Comrade Greeting at Boston Campfire Dinner for Veterans
President Harrison attended a Parker's dinner hosted by Edward W. Kinsley Post 112 Boston for Lafayette Post 140 New York during En campment Week. Notables including General Sickles, Governor Brackett, and many veterans joined an orchestra and singing, with toastmaster Colonel Charles I Taylor introducing Harrison who praised the Grand Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker's
Edward W. Kinsley
Boston
Lafayette
New York
George A. Lawin
I. A. Horton
T. D. Matthews
Daniel E. Sickles
Floyd Clarkson
Department of New York
Robert Nugent
M. J. Savage
Harrison
Governor Brackett
Jeremiah Rusk
Agriculture
Noble
Interior
Redfield Proctor
Admiral Gherard
Dalton
J. R. McKee
Tln
Shackett
Russell A. Alger
Alger
Charles Devens
Viele
Moston
America
K. A. Horton
Hart
Grand Army
General Fairchild
Wisconsin
Fred Emerson Brooks
Lloyd Clarkson
A. W. Greely
FB. W. Kinsley
Dickerman
Hoode
Camp Sheridan Opens With 8000 Beds and PostsListed
Camp Sheridan in Mechanics building opened at 8 am led by Commander Colonel Hapgood. The hall displays armor banners and cherubim decor while 8000 comrades are housed on mattresses. Russell Hall serves as information and quartering hub with dining halls feeding up to 10000 per meal. numerous posts from Maine to New York assigned to quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Sheridan
Mechanics
Hapgood
Russell Hall
Information Bureau
J. Ormsbee
Vermont
Brooks
Crandal
Carrol Fulton
Ohio
Duncan
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Seward
New
Warren Post
Maine
J. . Hall
Marshall Post
E. Beijing Post
Hr. KE. Flagg
W. L. Parker
J. P. Harris
Daniel Champlin
J. P. Sampson
1. McGilvery
David P. Carter
Heath Post
Hancock
New Hampshire
Albany
Willard
Troy
N.Y
Fitchburg
Mechanics’ Hall
East Boston Veterans Host Visit at Universalist Church
Joseph Hooker Post 23 hosted Aaron Wilks Post 23 of Trenton New Jersey and their guests in East Boston. They escorted visitors to Park Square Providence Station and Central Square vestry where a hearty dinner was shared. Commander Edward Preble presided as welcome speeches were given and a social time followed. Guests were guided to Stevenson's Building for quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Joseph Hooker
Providence
Park Square
Aaron Wilks
Trenton
N.J
Universalist Church
Central Square
Edward Preble
Hooker Post
Stevenson
Painting of the old cooper shop gifted at East Cambridge reception
Newhall Post 7 and ladies held a reception in Institute Hall East Cambridge hosted by the Relief Corps of Post 57 with Mrs A E Lockhart presiding An entertainment by local talent included visitors A painting of the old cooper shop of Philadelphia was presented to the local post A collation followed MAINE CAVALRY REUNION attendance exceeded two hundred fifty with officers elected General C H Smith president B H Putnam vice president General J P Cilley treasurer C A I Emery secretary
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National Servicer Pension Association
Old Faneuil Hall
National Service Pension Association
James A. Fox
Samuel M. Weale
Alvin P. Hovey
Indiana
Congress
Macey
Post 15
Fitchburg
Cooper Shop
Newhall
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Relief Corps
A. E. Lockhart
Philadelphia
Maine Cavalry
C. H. Smith
B. H. Putnam
J.P. Cilley
Emery
Reunion and banquet mark Houlton, Maine veterans event
Responding secretary Lieutenant O Haskell noted the next reunion would be in Houlton Mo. That evening the Lancers Armory on Bulfinch Street hosted a convivial banquet with speakers General C H Smith General J P Cilley Colonels Allen and Drinkwater Lieutenant Jame Speaker Barrett and General Chamberlain of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Haskell
Houlton
Lancers’ Armory
Bulfinch Street
C. H. Smith
J. P. Cilley
Allen and Drinkwater
Jame
Barrett
Chamberlain
Maine
PARADE GLORY FOR MEDFORD VETERANS GROUP
Big parade in Medford honors E Bd Wolcott Post 1 of Milwaukee and their guests. Town tours by morning, supper in West Medford, a three quarters of a mile procession, and an overflow Opera House program with speeches by Norcross ex Senator Boynton and many officials. Belle Clark sang solos.
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Medford
Wolcott Post
Milwaukee
Wis
C. Lawrence Post
West Medford
Norcross
Boynton
Simpson
Stillman
Bryant
Wisconsin
Spencer
Goodale
Massachusetts
I. 8. Harlow
Wadleigh
A. G. Weissert
N. P. Hallowell
N. Boynton
Belle Clark
Veterans Reception For Maine Posts In Malden
A reception and lawn party honored Edwin Libby Post 16 of Rockland and Hiram G. Berry Post 40 of Malden on the Converse grounds. About one thousand guests attended as Mayors and post commanders spoke, with arc and incandescent lights, music by the Vinalhaven Gand, and lawn refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Vetrerans
Malden
Edwin Libby
Rockland
Hiram G. Berry
Elisha Sr. Converse
Vinalhaven Gand
Wiggin
Harry Converse
Shutler
Crockett
Walker
Carver
Reception by Oak Park post in Wakefield Aug 11
A reception was given to Phil Sheridan Post 615 of Oak Park Illinois in Wakefield Town Hall this evening by the local post and the Board of Selectmen. Miller's brass Band provided the music and speakers presented remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Sheridan
Wakefield
Oak Park
Ilinois
Board of Selectmen
Miller’s
Great Enthusiasm At Worcester Veterans Parade
Worcester August 11 The Kansas City veterans were greeted with great enthusiasm as the parade drew 900 participants from Worcester Continentals three militia companies Battery B the Sons of Veterans George H Ward Post No 10 G A R and visiting veterans A banquet followed at the State Armory before they proceeded to Boston in the afternoon crowd described as the largest since the citys 250th anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Kansas City
Worcester Continentals
Battery B
Sons of Veterans
George H. Ward
State Armory
Boston
Flowers and Fruits Exhibitions Highlight 19th Century Society
The piece previews flower and fruit exhibitions from the 19th to 22nd of the month led by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society. It recounts the society’s founding in 1829, growth to over a thousand members, the library’s six thousand volumes, historical halls, the Tremont Street building, and long-standing prize funds. It notes the society’s finances, Mt. Auburn Cemetery involvement, window gardening movement, and current officers William S. Spooner, Willis Gannett, and Robert Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
American Florist Association
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
United States
New York Society
Massachusetts Society
John Lowell
Henry A. 8. Dearborn
Boston
Democratic Party
Society
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Aus
Horticultural Society
Chapman Place
School Street
Tremont Street
Mt. Auburn
William S. Spooner
Wyllis Gannett
Robert Manning
Manning
Association
Work of the College Settlement Promotes Club Activities
The college settlement runs eight active clubs for girls and boys with sewing, gymnastics, singing, cooking, dressmaking, and hygiene talks. The Good Seed Society appeals to children’s spirituality. A library of 600+ volumes serves eager readers and bank deposits form part of Penny Provident Fund. A resident physician uncovers desperate poverty and coordinates aid.
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Philadelphia
Good Seed Society
Penny Provident Fund
Charity Organization Society
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Boys In
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MIT
Louay
Dorchester
A. M. Welles
Columbus
Benjamin Stone
Post 68
Dorchester High Schovol
H. P. Paige
Arthur Little
D.D
John L. Swift
Alderman Carruth
J. W.B. Clarke
White and Hayes
M. J. Blanchard
M. C. McGaw
Welles Relief Corps
R. Db. Murphy
J. N. Felton
J. M. Welles
Paige
Dr. Little
R. Jd, Murphy
College Settlement
Broadway
London
England
Chestnut St
Berlin
Germany
Devousiitrest
Missouri
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
masic @hind
Light Merry
College Songn
Gough
Athens
Oliver Ditson Company
Federal Street Bridge
Federal Street
City Hall
City of
William Jackson
Olue
Johnson & CO
Saratoga
S.G. Parker & CO
Court Square
Sita the Worthiley
Cape Cod
Vanedfrees
Elm Street
Dowtons
Vissitosvkes
S. Graves & Son
Washington St
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