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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1895

Page

5

New Plans At Detroit Meeting Shape Christian Endeavor

General Secretary Baer outlines Detroit decisions on board makeup electing two African American trustees a new vice president and a council to coordinate with state unions. The 1896 Washington convention will use three tents for popular meetings while most sessions occur in churches with ticketed access to nondelegates. Affiliation with Epworth League discussed. no political move planned.

United Society of Christian Endeavor Detroit John Willis Baer Christian Endeavor B. W. Armett Wilberforce M. E. Church Alexander Walters D. D Jersey City M. E. Zion Church Board of Trustees Clark Christian Endeavor Union H. B. Grose Worcester Main Street United Society Washington Christian Endeavor Movement Boston Christ Ieminenic Matonary Cefarin Christian Epworth League Chicago

Cambridge Woman Arrested Over $400 Theft Claim

Aram Bevoltski of Cambridge accused his wife of stealing $400, first met in Russia. The woman, found in New York with her brother, was arrested by Division 8 officers and brought to Cambridge. She claimed the money was hers and will be arraigned on larceny charges.

Aram Bevoltski Cambridge Murray Station 2 Division 8 Boston Cambridge Police Aram Russia New York Broadway Dors& Harris

Farmer bitten by pig in Lyons New York

Henry Wellett, a farmer, was bitten on the right knee while killing pigs two weeks earlier. The wound festered, leg swelled, turned black, and after cold exposure worsened. Blood poisoning developed and convulsions began hourly. Dr. Horton fears lockjaw and treats to prevent it.

D. B. Horton Red Creek

Dickens Booth and Fezziwig Dance Props Ad

Dickens quotes Fezziwig dance steps as a playful scene then notes A. Shuman & Co. offers Christmas items playful suspenders gloves handkerchiefs dress shirts jewelry juvenile clothing and thousands of useful articles for holiday gift giving by Christmas at A. Shuman & Co.'s store.

Fezziwig Fezstwig Pezziwig Dickens A. Shuman & Co

Sit Witaat boat Pelvetieg healing plan announced

A local report notes Sit Witaat boat Pelvetieg will undergo healing measures. Officials outline steps and timeline for recovery, with emphasis on safety and community support. No injuries or cause details provided in available text.

Work of Congregational Church Building Society Described

Rev George Hood of Boston outlined the Society�s work at Second Congregational Church Dorchester and Shepard Memorial Cambridge. He urged aid to fund church buildings to attract settlers, noting grants loans and parsonage support, with fast payback and high impact on town life and conversions.

George A. Hood Boston New England Congregational Church Building Society Second Congregational Church Dorchester Shepard Memorial Church Cambridge Tabernacle Congregational Home Missionary Society American Missionary Association Home Missionary Society Church Building Society Home Missionary Minnesota

What am I before the face of God asks sermon

The Rev. Juan K Smyth preached to the Young Men's Christian Union on manhood and spiritual power. He urged youths to answer for themselves what they are, to seek sight to understand spiritual truth, and to accept responsibility for their future beliefs and ideals.

Juan K. Smyth Swedenborgian Roxbury Young Men's Christian Union Garfield Stone Sopano Semen Barker Samuel W. Bibaritone Mr. Smyth Christ

Open Thou Mine Eyes to See Truth in Law

The text urges coming of age to seek self spirituality and confront God. It speaks of anointing eyes to perceive the true nature of things as a spiritual being, aiming to discern underlying truth beyond appearances.

Marriage ideals and the Hebrew race in 19th century vision

James Kogan Gordon addressed about 1800 at Parliament of Man, extolling marriage as divine, the family as core of civilization, and praising the Hebrew people for enduring persecution. He elevates marriage as life partnership and lauds Charles H. Parkhurst as a symbol of manly rectitude and aggressive virtue.

James Kogan Gordon Parliament of Man Atlantic New England Martin Luther Jonathan Edwards John Knox John Wesley Charles H. Parkhurst Liberty

Converts in Eddyville Shun God as Ingersoll Draws Crowds

In Eddyville Iowa the unbelieving populace reportedly shuns gospel efforts with few attending Moody and other evangelists. The town with about 1500 residents sees major interest only in Bob Ingersoll lectures where men abandon duties and stores close. Previous revivalists like Billy Sunday failed to convert. Local officials even hesitate to take oaths invoking God.

Ottumwa Dwight L. Moody Wapella Eddyville Satan Billy Sunday Broderick

Dedham Pastor Obed Eldridge Dies at Home

The Rev Obed Eldridge pastor of the Third Parish Unitarian Church West Dedham died at his High street home. Born December 6 1838 in Sandwich he was a nailer by trade who studied for the ministry in evenings. Ordained 1880 in Dighton he preached in that town Northboro and West Dedham and was active in temperance and fraternal orders. He leaves a widow four sons and a daughter. Funeral Wednesday.

Dedham Obed Eldridge Third Parish Unitarian West Dedham High Street Isaac Abigail (Snow) Eldridge Sandwich Mass Dighton Northboro Constellation Lodge A. M

Death of James R. Carmichael Compositor in Somerville

James R. Carmichael a well known compositor died at his Somerville home after a brief illness from pneumonia. Born in Inniskillen Ireland he worked at the New York Tribune Boston Post Advertiser and Herald rising to foreman roles. He lived in Charlestown most of his life and later moved to Somerville. He belonged to Franklin Typographical Society Boston Typographical Union No. 18 and the Boston Press Rifle Association where he chaired the executive committee for ten years. Funeral from his Somerville residence will be private.

James R. Carmichael Heath Street Somerville Mr. Carmichael Inniskillen Ireland New York Tribune Navy Boston Boston Post The Advertiser Herald Charlestown Franklin Typographical Society Boston Typographical Union No. 18 Boston Press Rifle Association Somervikie

Joseph C. Lindsley Dies in Orange New Jersey

Joseph C. Lindsley a Boston boot and shoe executive and abolitionist dies at his son in law Everett Frazer home in Orange New Jersey He was born in South Orange in 1818 and rose to head the shoe house of Lindsley Shaw Co in Boston Remains to be taken to Boston for interment on Monday.

Orange N. J Joseph C. Lindsley Boston Everett Frazer Mr. Lindsley South Orange

Machinist killed by falling beam at Bridgeport Brass

Herbert E. Holmes aged 33 master machinist at Bridgeport Brass Company was killed when a heavy beam fell on him during repairs on large rolls. The mishap followed a Saturday breakage. He leaves a wife and close relatives and was a member of Rostance Lodge F and A M. Funeral arrangements are set for Spring.

Bridgeport Conn Herbert E. Holmes Bridgeport Brass Company Rostance Lodge A. M

Clubber Williams Quelled Bunco Steerer Tom O'Brien

In New York a dramatic police station confrontation ends with Captain Williams subduing bunco man Tom O'Brien after a violent exchange over a revolver and insults. O'Brien later appears in Jefferson Market Court where the case is dismissed amid conflicting testimonies and vanished witnesses. Diamonds from a gold chronometer figure in the tale of the Paris murder link.

New York Tom O'Brien Bunco Waddell Paris West Thirtieth Street O'Brien O’brien Williams Aleck Williame Jefferson Market Ghsey House Amet Gaid Captain Williams Jersey City

Cambridge Tammany Club Elects Twenty Eight New Members

A largely attended meeting of the Cambridge Tammany Club was held at their hall yesterday afternoon. Twenty eight new members were elected. The club endorsed the ball committee action and will hold a grand ball on Monday evening February 17 at Union Hall. Members vow to make the ball both a social and financial success.

Cambridge Tammany Club Union Hall

Raids Find Bars Operating in Haverhill

Police raided the Granite House on Emerson street uncovering a bar in full operation and seized hard liquors. Officers also visited Spear's at River and Ayer streets, capturing additional alcohol as Marshal Rand vows to curb illegal selling.

Haverhill Granite House Emerson Street Spear's Place River Ayer Streets Marshal Rand

Plays Tonight in Boston Rich Mix of London Style Shows

A Boston bill of entertainment features Nat Goodwin in Ambition at the Hollis and Charley Hoyt’s A Contented Woman at Park, with a South Before the War production at the Columbia, In Old Kentucky at the Boston, Rip Van Winkle at the Boston Theatre, and Fleur-de-Lis celebrations at Tremont. Prolific performers and novelty acts fill the venues, including the Sheik Hadj Tahar troupe, Cyrene at the Palace, N.S. Wood at the Grand Museum, and Elephant parties at Keith’s, with varied vaudeville and musical acts throughout the week.

Columbia Old Kentucky Boston Castle Square Nat Goodwin Obediah Beck Mr. Goodwin Mr. Carleton Hollis Howard Atheneum Sheik Hadj Tahar Royal Arabs Son Frrd Montague and West Isabella Carlini al Wilson O’brien Havel McCarthy Reynolds Graces Gertie Harrington Fanny Leslie Drawee Lizzie B. Raymond Ed B. Evans de Vene Munroe George Shannon Ada Jones Mike Callahan

Campania brings Canadian dignitaries. Tupper to Ottawa

Sir Charles Tupper high commissioner of Canada, with his wife and son Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper, arrived on the Campania. He plans to confer with government officials in Ottawa about a proposed fast line of passenger and mail steam ships between Great Britain and Canada. The line would be subsidized by Britain and run to Halifax in winter and Quebec in summer.

New York Campania Sir Charles Tupper Canada Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper Ottawa Great Britain Haliax Quebec

Schooner Joseph Garland Reports Severe Weeklong Storm

Gloucester dispatch says the schooner Joseph Garland arrived from Georges today and describes a week of very strong storms. The vessel was struck by a heavy sea, decks swept, boat davits and fishing gear lost, a leak developed, and she was kept afloat with difficulty to reach port.

Gloucester Joseph Garland Georges

New Electric Line Demonstrated in Haverhill

Electric cars ran over the Bradford section of the Lowell Lawrence and Haverhill Street Railway for the first time this afternoon. The West Newbury section remains the sole section of the line powered by horses.

Haverhill Bradford Lowell, Lawrence & Haverhill Street Railway West Newbury

Benefit to Charles Guild at Webster Hall

Friends of East Boston resident Charles Guild stage a benefit at Webster Hall this evening to aid him as he has been an invalid for two years with paralysis. The event aims to raise funds for his care and support amid ongoing illness.

Charles Guild East Boston Webster Hall Guild

The Cham's Pills For Constipation 10 And 25 Percent

A brief note advises readers to obtain The Cham's pills for constipation from a druggist and follow the package directions.

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