Allen Boomers to Meet the Democratic Convention
Secretary Dale calls Democrats to organize for the state convention amid Allen movement claims of strong support and newspaper endorsements. Cape Cod politics heat rises as Rep. Simkins faces Republican challenge amid ship canal controversy. Navy Yard reorganization assigns several Republican and Grand Army men to key posts with notable pay.
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Navy Yard
Charlestown Navy Yard
Robert Gardner
Samuel Dwight
Benjamin Wiley
Ben Roberts
Yards and Docks
Benjamin Hersey
Grand Army
Man's Future State Sermon on a Debated Doctrine
The Harvard professor A. P. Peabody preached at the Second Unitarian Church on the text Seek ye first the kingdom of God. He argued righteousness is supreme and that belief in universal salvation rests on a weak footing, urging practical holiness and honesty as path to divine justice. He contrasted universalist claims with orthodox views, warned against dogmatic certainty on future punishment, and urged firm ethics over creed.
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A. P. Peabody
Harvard College
Second Unitarian Church
Peabody
Earth
Heaven
Jesus
God
Christ
Winchester
N. H
Gloucester
Mass
M. Jr. Savage
Robertson
Universalism Sermon Themes at Shawmut Church
The Rev W E Parsons spoke on universalism at Shawmut Congregational Church using Hebrews text to frame a cautious, reasoned discussion. He urged truth seeking and mutual aim of mankind’s highest good, noting the need for a safe starting point and warning against danger in argument.
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Shawmut Congregational Church
W. E. Parsons
Sermon Highlights Bible as Guide by Rev Frank Haven Hinman
The Rev Frank Haven Hinman pastor elect of the Presbyterian Church of South Boston preached his first sermon to a crowded house praising the Bible. He urged using the Book of Books as guardian and teaching in schools, quoting Psalm 139:124 and stressing the Bible’s essential role in education and spiritual life.
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Frank Haven, Hinman
Presbyterian Church of South Boston
Carpenter
Nazareth
Moral uplift of the schools discourse at YM Union
The Rev. A D Mayo led a vesper service at the Young Men's Christian Union last evening. His third talk in a series on The American Way of Doing Some Good Things focused on The Moral Uplift of the schools. He discussed fallacies in Catholic and Protestant aims.
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A. D. Mayo
Young Men’s Christian Union
D. Marks Bavcock
Walter Lowes Heath
Mr.Mayo
Public Schools Keep Moral Training for American Citizens
The state, not clergy, should guide the moral training of the young through the public schools. Massachusetts laws support family life, childhood protection, and social welfare, enabling all sectors to aid the church. The common school trains citizens in living together under public law and observation, forming the core of public morality and national character.
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America
Department of Life
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Common School
Peoples’ Representatives
Harvard University
Massachusetts
Weather Indications and Forecast Across New England
The weather forecast for New England predicts fair to partly cloudy skies today with rising temperatures, especially inland, and mostly southerly, variable winds. Tuesday looks warmer and fair with possible showers in southern New York and lighter rain elsewhere, as pressure patterns shift across the U.S. with scattered rain events and notable highs in the 80s to 90s in various cities.
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POST
New England
Lake
St. Vincent
Louisiana
Atlantic
Wilmington
Jacksonville
Kansas
Canada
Montana
Weather Bureau
Lynchburg
Key West
Jupiter
Rapid City
Salt Lake City
Quippelle
Halifax
Eastport
Northfield
Albany
New York
Oswego
Detroit
Chicago
St. Paul
Dodge City
St. Louis
Memphis
Mercury
Washinton
D.C
Newgland
Italian Society of Fifteen Holds Saugus Excursion
About 100 Italians from the Italian Society of Fifteen joined the fourth annual reunion yesterday. The group, open to Italians 15 and older, met informally, renewed acquaintances, and enjoyed a social excursion to Saugus before returning home in the evening. O. Brogi serves as society president.
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Saugus
O. Brogi
Explosion injures James Houghton at Rockland Street
James Houghton, son of Sergeant Houghton of Station 16, suffered a severe hand injury yesterday when a dynamite cartridge exploded in his hands. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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James Houghton
No. 31
Rockland Street
Seargeant Houghton
Station 16
City Hospital
Pain Killuzz Promises Quick Cure for Wounds and Burns
An advertisement urges readers to carry Pain Killuzz for cuts bruises bites and burns noting that one dose suffices if taken promptly and repeats if needed for a speedy cure. It claims the product is highly effective and urges purchase from medicine dealers.
Chicago Wins and New York Tie in Pennants Play
National League standings show Chicago beating Brooklyn 6 to 2 at Brooklyn while New York tied Cincinnati 4 to 4 at New York. Eastern and American Association results listed. multiple minor league signings noted for Pittsburg with players Ryer Grim Inks Carroll Maul Miller Keuly mentioned for releases.
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Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Seguin Yevents
Pittsurge
Cincinnati
American Association
Burlington
University of Vermont
Lebanon
N. H
Resoutes
Claremont
Haverhill
Louisville
Columbus
St. Louis
Ryer
Grim
Minneapolis
Western Association
Inks
Duluths
Carroll
Maul
Miller
Keuly
Smuggled Jewellery From Naples Seized in Treasury Office
In a Sunlit Federal building office, Special Agent Con verse J. Smith displayed a seized collection of jewellery tied to a recently arrived Italian. It had sat in a shop window at 210 North Street as stock in trade but was taken on probable proof it entered the United States without Custom House clearance or duties. The goods appear to have been enameled through New York port.
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Naples
Federal
Converse J. Smith
United States
Treasury Department
North Street
Custom House
New York
Newport
Iroquois
Marguerite
Huron
New York Yacht Club
Glen Cove
Gerry
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
South
The
Willows
Fuller
vuRg
Hull-Corinthian Yacht Club
Eweria
Capprice
Mab
Billow
Egerta
Madge
Marchioness
Florrie
Caprice
F. P
Huil Yacht Club
Beverly Yacht Club
Hult Yacht Club
Behal
Russell
Salem Cadet Band
Early morning burglary at Dorchester boarders
John Barrett, a boarder at 94 Quinn Street Dorchester, rose at five as he believed to thrive and robbed fellow boarders. He went through pockets taking a Waltham watch and money from George Morton, three dollars from J G Norton eighty cents from Patrick Martin and two hundred eighty dollars from Patrick Collins.
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John Barrett
Quinn Street
Dorchester
Waltham Watch
George Morton
J. G. Norton
Patrick Martin
Patrick Collins
California Institution Promotes Pacific Bank Legacy
A long profile honors Dr Richard Haynes McDonald California financier and Pacific Bank of San Francisco leader. It notes his birth in 1820, migration to California in 1849, medical practice, wealth through a wholesale drug house, and control of the bank from Governor Burnett’s tenure onward. The piece highlights dividends totaling 1,497,803.77 over 25 years, a $800,000 surplus, and $23,012.20 undivided profits, praising the bank as the oldest on the Pacific Coast and a model of perseverance and honest dealing.
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California
Richard Haynes McDonald
McDonald
Mackville
Washington County
Kentucky
Pacific Bank of San Francisco
P. H. Burnett
Frank B. McDonald
Richard H. McDonald, Jr
Pacific Bank
Pacific Coast
Imprisoned roosters stay as case lingers in court
Twenty nine gamecocks housed in Station 2 remain fenced in as Judge Parmenter delays disposition until the Quinn case is finally disposed of. The matter will be tried in the Superior Court next month, following an appeal.
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Williams Court
Station 2
Robber steals four watches from Cornhill repairer
Henry B. Greene a watch repairer at 15 Cornhill left his door open for a moment on Saturday. a young man smoking a cigar on the stairs entered and fled with four valuable watches from his upstairs shop in a quiet entryway.
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Henry B. Greene
Cornhill
Paine's Furniture ad promises cheap fine dining table
A brief advertisement urges readers to visit Paine's Furniture Company at 45 Canal Street to acquire a fine dinner table for social rise. It references Napoleon era imagery and notes the ad appears on page 1 of the same issue.
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Berlin
Paine
Canal Gireet
Yachting Notes on Gloriana Beatrix Rivalry at Newport
The third annual sweep stakes of the Corinthian Yacht Club of New York feature Gloriana and Beatrix with talks of windward prowess and deep drafts. The Beatrix and Sayonara race outlooks hinge on weather while Mineola Gloriana and others prepare, with Newport races and related yacht Club events listed for the week.
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Gloriana
Beatrix
Newport
Corinthian Yacht Club of
New York
Herreschoff
Barbara
General Paine
Oweene
Sayonara
Fall River
Providence
Morgan
Marblehead
Cherry Diamond Yacht Club
Winthrop Yacht Club
Bay View Yacht Club
Hull Yacht Club
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Fall River Yacht Club
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
Rochester Yacht Club
Charlotte
Rhode Island Yacht Club
Quincy Yacht Club
Corinthian Yacht Club
Monatiquot Yacht Club
Weymouth
Sippican Yacht Club
Marion
Eastern Yacht Club
Hult Yacht Club
J. J. Henry
Special Delivery Notice Rule Issued by Postmaster General
Third Assistant Postmaster-General Hazen issues an order for postmasters requiring special delivery messengers to carry blank notices to leave at addresses or boxes when recipients are absent. The notice states a letter or packet has arrived and invites the addressee to claim it at the post office. The Boston office has already practiced this. elsewhere the rule was not common.
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Hazen
Boston Postoffice
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Lowell
Dale
Cape
Allen
Grapo
Lodge
Cogswell
Morse
Senator Hoar
J. ©. Burdett
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Crapo
Republican
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Boston Advertiser
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New Bedford Journal
Lowell Citizen
New Bedford Standard
Lowell Courier
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Lawrence American
Brockton Despatch
Worcester Telegian
Newburyport Herald
Worcester Spy
Springfield Union
W.J. Dale
Democratic State
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Worcester
Mechanics’ Hall
Cape Cod
John Simkins
Jast
Cape Cod Ship Canal
Simkins
Senate
Executive Department
South Boston Presbyterian Church
Young Men's Christian Union
A.M. SP. M
Cray
Helena
Mont
Mia
Kansas City
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Marquette
Mich
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Portland
San Francisco
Washington
N.C
Perry Davis
A, E
A. B. Crocker & CO
Edinboro Building
Essex Street
National League
Pungo
Philadelphia
Cleveland
CineInNalisses
Puumsdutz
Association
Clara
Aber Beteeres
LOWS
Eevee Vere
Hal St Seeeenees Bs
Baltimore
Oh Eeebuees
Athletics
Columdub
Eben Nees
U. 5
Gov't Report
Boston Boats Chances
United States Navy
G. O. Taylor
C. He. Graves & Sons
Chester H, Graves & Sons
Sole Proprietors
State House
GEO. M. Winslow & CO
Causeway St
Fllwanger & Barry
Mt. Hope Nurseries
Rochester
N. Y
Ali
Stamford St
Astrology
Niss
Winter St
Sadie Johnson
Tremont St
South Dakota
Wynn & Nock Lawyers
Sioux Falls
Southakota
Erkshire Wiss
R. RK
Ins
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