David F Barry for Alderman: A Man of the People
A Boston city advocate urges voters to elect David F Barry to the Board of Aldermen. Barry’s long service, leadership in public works, and broad support across parties are highlighted as essential for the city’s new unified financial system and ongoing improvements.
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Board of Aldermen
Sv7
Commonwealth
South Union Station
Ile
Dave" Barry
Barry
Jahon
Mauer
Municipal Morality Sermon Urges No Vote on License
Dr Lorimer in Tremont Temple condemns police officials for leniency toward notorious figures and criticizes city entertainments as democratic perversion. He urges a No vote on the liquor license, cites past municipal spending, and warns of paternalistic governance and wasted taxpayer money.
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Lorimer
Common Council
St. Petersburg
Chicago
Paris
North Carolina
Harvard
Wagland
New York
Bofton
Dr. J.grimer
Police Commission
Commonwealth Avenue
Cajeer
Lorimer Wail
Tremont Temple
Reverend Perin Discusses Treaty With Spain Momentous Year
At the Every Day Church Rev J Perin spoke on The treaty of peace with Spain. Edmund Billings Wells Memorial superintendent and School Board candidate talked about the coming election and public schools. Perin declared 1898 the most momentous year since the Civil War and argued the Philippines must be held as part of U S expansion with duty and courage guiding future policy.
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Shawmut Avenue
J. Perin
Spain
Edmund Billings
Wells Memorial
Perin
United States
Cuba
Thomas Jefferson
Porto Rico
Louisiana
Texas
California
Alaska
Family of Nations
Philippine Archipelago
China Sea
Philippines
Berle Attacks Police Board Over Licenses In Boston
At the Second Congregational Church Dorchester Rev A A Berle of Brighton denounced the Boston police commissioners for license distribution and urged local control of liquor. He claimed the system serves liquor interests, warned against current methods, and urged home rule and reform ahead of the coming century.
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Second Congregational Church
Washington
Centre Streets
Dorchester
A. A. Berle
Brighton
Boston
Beacon Hill
Weathout
Mr. Berle
Texas
Police Board
Public School Association backs nonpartisan board picks
Mr Billings denounces machine politics in school board elections and cites five years of failed party influence. He notes attempts to nominate fit candidates, including Prof Sedgwick, were blocked by politicians. The association says it will run its own slate, stressing practical business leadership over partisan aims. Posters support the stance citywide.
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Billings
Sedgwick
Public School Association
Vote as You Pray Sermon Links Prayer and Ballot
Reverend L. Ab. Bates of the Bromfield Street M I Church preached on a tie between prayer and voting. He urged that every man who prays should vote in line with his prayers and noted the license question to be voted on tomorrow. He argued personal faith should reflect in the ballot.
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Re. L. Ab. Bates
Bromfield Street
M. I
Suncook
N. Uf
Daniel If. Moses
Moses Das
Voter Beliefs Tied to Prayer and Policy, Boston Scene
A speaker argues that voting for yes causes unhappiness and destruction for thousands of families. He links political choices to moral prayer, asserting that genuine principle appears in votes. He claims if Boston’s praying men truly believed, their ballots would be no.
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Boston
Shrine Dedication at Old St Patrick's Church
A shrine to the Infant de Prague was dedicated last evening at Old St Patrick's Church on Northampton Street. The ceremony drew a crowded parish audience and featured impressive religious rites as the shrine was opened for use.
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Old St. Patrick’s Church
Northampton Street
St. Patrick’s
de Prague
the Infant DE Prague
Dedication Ritual at Cathedral of the Holy Cross
The dedication featured a 7:30 p.m. service with Rev. Father Whalen OSA of Lawrence giving a history lecture on the shrine and the sacred statue. A sodality reception followed as Rev. Philip O Donnell of St. Philip's Church presided, assisted by Rev. Philip Sexton, Rev. George Leahy, and Rev. Owen A. Doherty.
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Father Whalen
Lawrence
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Philip O O’ Donnell
St. Philip’s Church
Philip Sexton
George W. Leahy
Owen A. Doherty
Philadelphia preacher to speak at Bromfield Church noon
Mr. L. W. Munhall of Philadelphia will deliver his lecture on the Bible at Bromfield Street Methodist Church today at noon. Bishop Vincent and Mr. Moody praise it as the best on the subject. Free to all.
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L. W. Munhall
Philadelphia
Bromfield Street Methodist Church
Vincent
Mr. Moody
Paris Fair to be Postponed for 1900 Exposition
Paris reports discouraging rumors about the 1900 Exposition with little progress on buildings and a possible postponement to 7591, met with strong opposition and losses. President Faure visited the site to spur work amid strikes and tensions between city and government. The Metropolitan railroad may not be ready for 1899. Foreign exhibitors are affected by the Paris Appeal Court ruling over copied designs.
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Paris
Faure
Milford Observes Funeral of Rev Father Cuddihy
About five thousand people gathered as the remains of Rev Father Cuddihy were moved from the parochial residence to the church for state until the pontifical mass of requiem next Tuesday. The procession included clergy, Sisters, and local societies, with seating filling quickly and 290 unable to attend. The funeral program lists mass times, celebrant Bishop Beaven, and a sermon by Rev Mather Scully, with Archbp Williams expected.
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Atar
Gheerch
Omilford
Patrick Cuddihy
Milford
Canavan
V Purceil
Colberth
Doherty
Hopkinton
Murphy
Grafton
Sisters of Notre Dame
Sodalities
Thas
A. OO. de. Catholic Temperance Association
Emmet Associates
Young Men's Literary Association
Division 14
A. O. FE
Lvery
Father Canavan
Bishop Beaven
Springfield
Father Fitzpatrick
Melrose
Father Suynple
Charlestown
Mather McGrath
Holyoke
Father Carroll
Misherville
Pather McGann
Westboro
Frey
Cgailen
Florence
Father Ahern
George McDermott
Newton Centre
Thurtfer
Mather Scully
Cambridgeport
Mass
Archhbishop
Williams
Boston
Blanche Walsh Arrives in Boston for Tremont Engagement
Blanche Walsh, rising dramatic star, arrives in Boston to open at the Tremont in a Sardou repertory. She discusses choosing artistic fulfillment over money, her admiration for Bernhardt, and hopes for a favorable Boston verdict as she takes the lead in Cleopatra and Tosca roles with guidance from MacDowell and the company.
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Blanche Walsh
Boston
Tremont
Fanny Davenport
Miss Walsh
Miss Davenport
Denver
Col
Sardou
Mme. Bernhardt
Cleopatra
la Tosca
Dramatic Week in Boston Showcases Historic and Romantic Plays
Boston audiences face a week of colonial and romantic drama as Nat C. Goodwin and Maxine Elliott star in Nathan Hale at Hollis while Castle Square offers Colonel George of Mt Vernon. Red White and Blue at Columbia nods to Spain tensions, Monte Cristo at Bond’s Square stars Snader and McIntyre, and La Tosca marks Blanche Walsh’s Boston debut at Tremont.
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TNE Ciyyy
Boston
Hollis
Nathan Hale
Nat C. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Clyde Titch
Castle Square
Augustus Thomas
Colonel George
Mt. Vernon
Columbia
Spain
Monte Cristo
Bondasin Square
E. L. Snader
Miss McIntyre
Mercedes
Tremont
Blanche Walsh
Park Theatre
Museum
Frohman
Fred Hallen
Mollie Muller
Amelia Summerville
Keith
Thomas and Watson
Wild Bushman
Australia
Austin & Stone
Working Boys' Home Concert at Tremont Theatre
A benefit concert at Tremont Theatre for the Working Boys Home drew a large crowd last night. The varied program featured top city performers in songs sketches and instrumental acts directed by J. N. Catlin with A. W. F. MaccCollin in charge of the programme. The home band of forty pieces gave an excellent performance and the entertainment committee led by John J. McNally praised the broad public support.
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Tremont Theatre
J. N. Catlin
A. W. F. MaccCollin
Taunkea Doodle Dandy
John Uj. McNally
Rome
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Jefferson Comedy CO
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