Gold God of Modern Society Sermon by Rev Banks
The Rev Dr Louis Banks concluded his sermon series on the Bos ton poor in St John’s M E Church with a talk on the Gold God of Modern Society. He denounced worship of money and urged reform of labor and capital, urging Christianity to intervene. The message argued wealth exploits the poor and that a hopeful future rests on moral faith and social justice.
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Louis Banks
Boston
St. John’s M. E. Church
Howard Crosby
Mr. Howells
Farmers’ Alliance
Hamlin Garland
Jesus Christ
Jesus
George McDonald
Satan
Quarrel Ends in stabbing on North Beacon Street
Michael Mead, 85, was found unconscious on North Beacon Street Brighton with facial wounds and part of his left ear missing. He alleged a quarrel with Patrick Yagney who was soon arrested at 1383 North Beacon Street on an assault with a dangerous weapon charge. Mead was hospitalized but not deemed in immediate danger.
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Michael Mqe
North Beacon Street
Brighton
Division 14
Ciy Hospital
Mead
Patrick Yagney
Yagney
Station 14
Jjares
Man Dies After Fall From Window on West Second Street
Police report a man, John Cogie, fell from an open second-story window in front of 77 West Second Street on Sunday morning. He was found unconscious on the sidewalk, taken to City Hospital with a fractured skull, and died about 2 36 yesterday afternoon.
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Division 6
West Second Street
No. 77
Grinli
John Cogie
Jeannie
Ash Street Mystery Ends With Decomposed Body Found
Police traced a foul odor to No. 13 Ash Street where a burned room hid the decomposed body of Annie Louise Dalton, 36 to 40, identified by her mother who rented the room for storage. The death, likely from natural causes, left the body in a filthy room. an autopsy was planned at City Hospital morgue.
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13 Ash Street
No. 13
Division 4
Bowler
Annie Louise Dalton
Annie
Stedman
City Hospital
Cottage City
Weather Outlook Northern and Southern New England Clouds Rain
The forecast shows cloudy conditions with light rain in northern New England and continued cold, cloudy weather in the south, with easterly winds. Thursday projects fair and slightly warmer weather. Nearly statewide, a rain barometer rise and variable winds are noted, with heat centers in Montana and frost in Western New York.
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New England
Gulf of St Lawrence
Minnesota
Montana
Nantucket
Florida
Detroit
Lake
Middle States
Buffalo
New York
Block Island
Portland
Boston
Washington
Woman found dead by hanging in police cell
Ellen Carroll a 50 year old woman was arrested for disturbing the peace while intoxicated in Brookline. She was placed in a women’s room and later transferred to a cell. About five o’clock guards found she had used her apron as a noose on a door bar and she appeared lifeless. Dr. H Lincoln Chase attended and she recovered, returned to her cell.
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Ellen Carroll
Brookline
H. Lincoln Chase
Corner stone laid for St. Augustine's Church on Phillips Street
The corner stone of the new Phillips Street Church was laid yesterday at 4 PM by Rev. Father Hall and Dr. Converse of St. Augustine's Chapel on Anderson Street. Rain moved services to Anderson Street Chapel where Dr. Converse read the address and laid mortar with Father Hall presiding. The Lord's Prayer and prayers followed before attendees returned to the chapel for a further meeting. The church will be known as St. Augustine's Church.
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Phillips Street
Father Hall
Dr. Converse
St. Augustine's Chapel
Anderson Street
Converse
St. Augustine’s Church
Prof Upham on the Resurrection at People's Church
Professor Upham of Drew Theological Seminary preached both services at the People's Church. He argued the historical Christ remains real today and that the resurrection is a fact, with Christ present as surely as when he comforted the disciples after his resurrection.
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Upham
F. Upham
Drew Theological Seminary
People’s Church
Christ
Providence cremation plan rejected by Health Committee
A Health Committee visit to Providence found the cremation system unsatisfactory and not to be recommended locally though aldermen and councilmen showed some favor. The Boston committee also advised against adoption. Two women killed crossing a train in Creston Iowa on August 30, witnesses described the gruesome scene at the Chicago Burlington Quincy line. One hundred second hand safes offered by O Morris Co at 64 Sudbury Street.
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Providence
Health Committee
Boston
Creston
Iowa
C. R. Langsdale
Lizzie Ludwick
Freeport
Ill
Burlington & Quincy
O. Morris & Co
Sudbury Street
Massachusetts Cricket Team Tours Canada and Wins Two of Three
The Massachusetts cricket eleven captained by George Wright returned to Boston after touring the Provinces where they played Halifax Wanderers, Halifax Garrisons, and St John NB. They won the first by 40 runs, lost the second by 15 runs, and won the third by four wickets. Despite mixed results, the trip was noted for sportsmanship and hospitality, with players praised for bowling and fielding and the team earning social esteem in Halifax and St John.
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Massachusetts
George Wright
Boston
Halifax Wanderers
Halifax Garrisons
St. John
N. B
England
Halifax
Wanderers
Wright
Mr. Leigh
Chambers
Longwood
Fairburn
Leigh Kaiser
Henry
Massachusetts Eleven
MacGowan
St John
A. O. Skinner
St John Club
J. H. Comber
W. EF. Spinney
St. John Club
G. Wright
Garrison
Comber
W. F. Spinney
S. Wright
Bairburn
F. Burgess
O. Draper
J. d. Estabrooks
KR. Cracknell
Sceoes
J. W. Meiklejohn
County Fair to Open at Park Theatre Next Thursday
The County Fair will have its initial Boston performance at the Park Theatre next Thursday evening. Seats go on sale to the public at 9 am at the Park Theatre box office.
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Boston
Park Theatre
Meves
Death of Father Kemp in North Scituate Mass
News from New York Times reports the death of Father Kemp at about 76 in North Scituate after a summer visit with a son. A notable New England impresario, he led Olde Folke's concerts famed for colonial garb. His company toured temperance and church events, seldom lodging in hotels, and featured strong vocalists led by Kemp's baritone. The boot named for him remains a regional curiosity.
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North Scituate
Mass
Father Kemp
New England
Olde Folke
Kemp
Boston
Expert thief Murray held over for Boston court arrest
Dennis F. Murray a noted thief arrived in Boston Sunday morning in custody of Special Officer Ira Blackley. He is wanted for jumping bail in June and was arrested with Joseph Johnson for stealing a gold watch and chain from Alonzo Tibbets of Medford. Murray, 26, already has a lengthy record including a 1889 Brockton larceny where he fought with Patrolman Vaughn. Johnson was sentenced to eighteen months. Murray failed to appear and was traced to New York before his return.
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Dennis F. Murray
Boston
Ira Blackley
Division 2
New York City
Murray
Joseph Johnson
Alonzo Tibbetts
Medford
Johnson
New York
Rogues
Vaughn
Brockton
Washington Street
School Street
House of Correction
Hearing adjourned in Tibbetts Erie stock case
The hearing in H L Tibbetts versus Lowell telephone syndicate to recover money for alleged violation of a contract to sell him stock in the Erie telegraph and telephone at the bottom was adjourned Saturday until Monday Sept 7. The New England Railway Club plans an excursion to Crescent Park Sept 9 leaving Park Square at 9 am. George Penney of 96 Beacon street Chelsea fell from the schooner Harry Whiton at Gray's wharf Saturday, sustaining severe internal injuries. he was taken to City Hospital. The Board of Police revoked the licenses of Frank Young and William W. Gage for overcharging passengers.
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H.L. Tibbetts
Lowell Telephone Syndicate
Erie Telegraph and Telephone
New England Railway Club
Crescent Park
Park Square
George Penney
Beacon Street
Chelsea
Harry Whiton
Gray’s Wharf
City Hospital
Board of Police
Frank ‘. Young
William W. Gage
Thorndike
Mead
City
American Bar Association
Saratoga
N. Y
Boston Flower and Fruit Mission
L. A. Putnam
Mystic Park
A. D. Mayo
Corner Stone Laid At Salem Catholic Church
Rain disrupted the corner stone ceremony for St James Catholic Church on Federal Street. The event included a 10 30 a m sermon in the old church by Rt Rev Jon Brady with a choir of 100, and a later sermon by Bishop McQuade in the new church, followed by stone blessing and a banquet for visiting clergy and helpers.
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Salem
St James Catholic
Federal Street
Jon Brady
Boston
Teeling
Newburyport
McQuaue
New York
Williams
Frs
Gray
Collis
McCaughan
Morocco firm resumes in Lynn after Peabody fire
Alaron and Mohan, Morocco manufacturers, who lost their Peabody plant by fire, have resumed business in the A. B. Wolferman building on Harbor street Lynn Ale harbor area. The morocco trade is picking up as operations restart in the city.
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Lynn
Ale
J— Alaron & Mohan
Peabody
A. B. Wolferman
Harbor Street
Beatrix Wins Third Race in Midsummer Yacht Series
Beatrix swept the third race of the Corinthian Yacht Club midsummer series, earning two legs and the Cherry Diamond cup while the Oweene keel protest was decided against. The Beatrix built a commanding lead amid a shifting NW breeze, with Alborak, Mineola, Barbara, and Oweene close behind at times. The Eastern Yacht Club cruise concluded with Cinderella winning the 385 mile run and securing the $250 prize for the best cruise score.
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Beatrix
Corinthian Yacht Club
Oweene
George A. Stewart
George W. Mansfield
W. W. Keith
Mr. Eaton
Mineola
Alborak
Paine
Fife
Whistler
Crocker
Barbara
John Paine
Hall
Leeward
Graves
Slanta
Mingola
Charlie Barr
Harry Haff
Barr
H. M
B. M
Nh. M.S Ue
M.S. Beatrix
Eastern Yacht Club
Bar Harbor
Camden
Sayonara
Cinderella
Gossoon
A. M
Nh. M.S. Cinderella
Savin Hill
Hotels and Guests Listed Across Cities
A long list of guests and hosts at various hotels appears, names including Venpomt, Swain, Buck and family, Marston and May Irene Dykins, Noel, Riedler, Greyburn, Wesson, Shaw, Knapp, Strong, Judkins, Gladding, Mead, Flanagan, Elliott, DeWitt, Montague, Alexander, Nickerson, Cutting, Buckley, Murphy, Palack, Hanley, Roberts, Burrows, Newell, Ritchie, Reed, Frazer, Whitney, Williams, Stillman, May, King, Kilham, Burroughs, Crale, Chamberlain, Henney, Miller, Thomas, Cousens, Jones, Demarett, McDouel, Seward, Clark, White, Haines, Eddy, Taylor, Carroll, Rich, Hubbard, Lutermister, Cox, Pendleton, and many others, noting a wide array of cities and countries involved. Each entry names a guest or party and their lodging location, reflecting a broad hospitality scene across multiple hotels.
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New Bedford
W. Venpomt
J. S. Swain
Adolph B. Buck
Kansas
Lund
Chicago
Brunswick
Edwin Marston
May Irene Dykins
Cincinnati
Henry Noel
Miss Noel
London
Eng
A. Riedler
Berlin
G. T. Greyburn
W. B. Wesson
Detroit
G. H. Shaw
Auburndale
Tyorndike
O. P. Blaine
Mattoon
J. F. Alexander
Madisonville
Nickerson
Providence
W. J. Cutting
Worcester
J. T. Buckley
Frank M. Murphy
Norfolk
ReyNoLps
Arthur J. Palack
Emma Hanley
Sheridan Block
Wife
New York
Clark
S—E. E. Clarkson
Burlington
E. PF. Cushman
Middlebury
Vie
Eee Dickinson
Atlanta
Ga. Adams
K. A. Marshall
E. F. Roberts
Bangor
H. M. Willams
Milesboro
Penn
Mia
Joseph KE. Cook
San Francisco
David Siew T
Baltimore
P. Smith
de. EP
Williams
W.C. Roberts
Youna’s
Co. E. Cousens
Professor Jones
B. H. Demarett
D. A. McDouel
Windsor
Ont
J. I. Seward Waterville
Parker
F. H. Clark
Frank White
W. ©. Moxley
Washington
D.C
John Haines
Ripple, Hielen, Swordfish win at Beverly regatta races
The Beverly Yacht Club’s 1/7th regatta featured Ripple taking class A in 27 15, Fancy 3-foot class D in 36, Hielen winning special class in 1 45 11, Dypaua and Alba-Tross in first class until mast damage, Barbinger and White Fawn races in class II, Swordfish claiming J J Henry cup in class III at 1 35 28, Madge beating Magpie in class IV at 1 34 12.
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Marblehead
Hull Yacht Club
Hielen
Albatross
Madge
Commodore Souther
Corinthian Club
Beverly Yacht Club
Buzzard’s Bay
Monument Beach
Cayuse
Tme
Ariel
Alice
Provincetown Yacht Club
Provincetown
Corinthian Yacht Club
Carlsbad City Sues Over Carlsbad Trademark Rights
The Austrian city of Carlsbad wins a trademark case against Chicago company W I Thackeray & Co. The judge rules only the city may use the word Carlsbad in goods and bars sale of salts or products bearing Carlisbad as part of the name even with artificial added. The decision may trigger widespread label changes in American commerce.
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Austrian Empire
United States
Carlsbad
Ander
Blodgett
W.I. Thackeray & Co
Chicago
Carlisbad
Wanamaker outlines postmasters' circular effort
Washington dispatch notes Wanamaker's circular directing postmasters to inspect every county post office and report its condition by October 15. The push is framed as a voluntary contribution to improve the service, with reports rating posts as Bad to Perfect and favoring Harrison supporters.
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N.Y. Times
Washington
Post
Wanamaker
Republican National Committee
Harrison
Cleveland
Blaine
Books and furniture combo offered at Paine's Wareroom
A note advocates placing a small Book Cabinet in every room and choosing Combination Furniture such as desks with built in book cabinets. It praises Paine's Wareroom on Canal Street for examples of these combined pieces and encourages readers to buy writing desks with integrated book storage.
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Paine
Canal Street
United States Circuit Court action and railroad formation
United States Circuit Court proceeding notes a conversion suit by Neuson J Leon Bernard versus Henry Lee and others seeking over 100000 in securities lost to defendants use. The Circuit of Appeals and Supreme Judicial Court terms are listed for the upcoming schedule. Milford and Mt Vernon Railroad Company organizes with officers Burnham, Retch, Kaley and Spalding as directors to run from Milford or Amherst to Mt Vernon, chartered this legislative session.
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Leon Bernard
Henry Lee
Monsieur de Mot
Belgium
E. S. Mansfield
Mr. Eases
E. C. Perkins
New York
Plains Circuit Court OF Appeals
New Circuit of Appeals
Supreme Judicial Court
Supreme Court
NEW Railroad Corporation
Minvoxrp
Milford & Mt. Vernon Railroad Company
Grand Hotel
Mt. Vernon
W. G. Burnham
Mt Vernon
W. J. Retch
Amherst
F. E. Kaley
Milfora
W. B. Ketch
F. E. Ka
Triangular target shoot at Wakefield range
The nato teams from Woburn Mechanic Phalanx Company G Fifth Regiment Richardson Light Guard Company A Sixth Regiment Wakefield and Stoneham Light Infantry Company H Sixth Regiment held a triangular target shoot Saturday afternoon. Wakefield led with 203 of 350, Woburn second with 279, Stoneham third with 252.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
NATO
Woburn Mechanic Phalanx
Richardson Light Guard
Stoneham Light Infantry
Woburn
Stoneham Company
Walpole Man Identified After Underbridge Injury
John J. Clinton of South Walpole has been identified as the man found on Cottage street beneath the N Y N E bridge with a broken skull last Friday night. He left home that evening to obtain drugs and has not regained consciousness, leaving the cause of the accident unclear.
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Walpole
Cottage Street
N. Y
N. EB
John J. Clinton
South Walpole
Clinton
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W. AY. Chambers
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The
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Nellie V. Walker
Newton
Edward A. Walker
Charles B. Russell
Newtons
Grace Episcopal Church
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Edmund_ L. Rich
Portland Me
M. ©. Hubbard, Jr
Lockwood
J. M. Lutermister
M. Cox
Brooklyn
William G. Pendleton
Omaha
Neb
J. E. Sullivan
Philadelphia
Newell Hibbard
A. B. Crocker & CO
Edinboro Building
Essex Street
Ripple
Fancy
Partment
Swarce
Cologas
Graves & Sons
Taylor Tourbon
Curster
GRAVES _& SONS
Mars
United States Circuit Court
Neuson, J
State House
GEO. M. Winslow & CO
Cross Street
Causeway St
Tlotel Baldwin
Northanton St
Nerot Mlane
É&E
Boston Commercial College
Nieacon St
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Ivorces
Dakota
Wynn & Nock
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
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