Mission Dangers in Asiatic Turkey and Armenian Massacres
The American Board reports its Turkish missions, personnel, schools, and Armenian underinstruction totals, while describing massacres in Sassoun and urging a foreigner-led, thorough investigation under Berlin Treaty guarantees. It notes press inquiries, sympathy for suffering, and loyalty to the Turkish government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
America
Turkey
United States
Sassoun
Moush Plain
Constantinople
Erzingan
Zeki Pasha
Fourth Army Corps
Armenia
Volunteer's Harbor Ball Promises Warm Harbor Celebration
In East Boston the seventh annual ball of Volunteer Harbor No 4 AAMSV will be held at Music Hall on Monday evening Jan 7 1895. Salem Cadet Band will provide music and Caterer Pierce will feed the guests. A committee of captains leads the event. A House bill to boost life saving service pay retirement and survivor pensions is urged as just. Ships arriving bring oranges and cotton while the steamer Indian faces a damages dispute after a maritime incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volunteer Harbor No. 4
American Association of Masters and Pilots
Music Hall
East
Boston
Salem Cadet Band
W. H. Kemp
B. A. Sears
William Canning
J. K. Gray
L. J. Read
George KE. Nutter
W. T. Gainey
D. B. Smith
F.A. Foote
R. S&s. Lavender
J. 8. Taylor
Cc. Chase
S.T. Collins
H. K. Doane
Army
Gate City
Savannah
Florida
Dorchester
Baltimore
Philadelphia
United States
Harriet C. Kerlin
American Wringer Co. Advertises Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 1b Broadway extension, city manufacturers of wringers, mangles, spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs offered for all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Mail orders attended to. Telephone call mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway
Mall Ae
Mont
Japan Red Cross methods praised in wartime aid stance
The American Red Cross circular explains Geneva treaty origins and the clear role of the Red Cross in war. It highlights Japan’s adherence through imperial leadership and military cooperation, noting mutual practices and protection of the Red Cross insignia.
Char lestown Arts and Circles Club Ed Manual Preview
Char lestown of the 999th Artillery prepares a small manual with officer summaries, committee lists, and a season almanac. Hawthorne Club and Charles town Cycle Club plan a Roughan alleys meet tonight amid rivalry. The Evening High School term closes with strong attendance. new term starts Jan 2, 1896. A Westminster Abbey illustrated lecture plays to a large First Parish audience. Rev. I P Coddington speaks on Familiar Talks About Business at First Universalist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
999Th Artillery
Hawthorne Club
Charlestown
Westminster Abbey
Harvard Square
I. P. Coddington
Davos
Governor-elect Busiel Names Staff for New Administration
Governor-elect Charles A. Busiel selects staff in Laconia led by Adjutant-general Augustus D. Ayling of Concord and inspector-general J. P. Wellman of Keene. Other senior posts include William F. Knight of Laconia as quartermaster-general and John H. Brown of Bristol as commissary-general. The aides at camp are William J. Hoyt Keene Bertram Ellis Manchester Alvin T. Thoits Manchester and Lyford A. Merrow Ossipee. The staff will meet at the State House in Concord Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laconia
N. H
Charles A. Busiel
Augustus D. Ayling
Concord
J. P. Wellman
Keene
William F. Knight
John H. Brown
Bristol
Frank S. Streeter
Samuel P. Carbee
Haverhill
William J. Hoyt
Manchester
Bertram Ellis
Alvin T. Thoits
Lyford A. Merrow
Ossipee
State House
Concords
Duffy's Malt Whiskey Ad Promotes Vitality and Health
For medicinal use and as a tonic it claims to build strength in convalescents and all ages. It asserts to increase appetite and life zest, ward off illness from bad air, and offer reliable vigor against long disease struggles. An illustrated pamphlet is available from the Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy's
Duffy Malt Whiskey CO
Rochester
N. Y
Turmoil in Italy as Parliament Prorogued Amid Protests
Rome reports Premier Crispi denounced Giolitti documents as lies and parliamentary clashes unfold as Giacciardini pushes for debate. The Official Gazette prorogues Parliament amid intense opposition, with Di Rudini and colleagues planning a protest to the King. Five battalions guard Rome as dissolution rumors spread.
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Rome
Crispi
Giolitti
Imbriani
Giacciardini
Marquis di Rudini
Giuseppe Zanardelli
Admiral Brin
Felice Cavallotti
Rudini
Paris
Matin
Humbert
Italy
Japanese Defeat Chinese Forces Near Fong Huang
Central News reports from Antong that on December 14 4000 Chinese faced 1400 Japanese at Yih Min Shan five miles from Fong Huang. The Japanese attacked and forced the Chinese to Timats with Japanese losses of three officers and seventy men killed or wounded. Chinese losses were 250 killed and wounded and thirty prisoners. Four field guns were captured. Shanghai dispatch notes Chang Yiu Kung named ambassador to Japan to seek peace negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Central News
Antong
Nodzu
Fong Huang
Tomopasu
Yih Min Shan
Timatsch
Shanghai
Peale Accepts Campella Pulpit In Ingersoll Reply
The Rev W T Peale is installed as pastor of South Congregational Church Campella and delivers his second sermon on The Holy Bible It Mission and Credentials defending Christian belief against Rob Ingersoll's biblical lecture. He cites Christ care for Mary and the command Call no man master as key points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
W. T. Peale
South Congregational Church
Campella
N. B. Thompson
New England
Beale
Society
R. J. Ingersoll
Mr. Beale
Bob Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Christ
Election Echoes at People's Church Praise Curtis Victory
The Rev James Boyd Brady speaks on Election Echoes praising Edwin A Curtis election as Boston mayor and decrying Rome and Democrat control, listing echoes including aldermen, school committee, and Herald criticism. He predicts potential future support from the church for Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Boyd Brady
People’s Church
Edwin A. Curtis
Boston
Rome
Herald
World
United States
America
Globe
Brady
Curtis
Irish melodies thrill Somerville and regional audiences
The 900 strong Irish gathering at St. Joseph's School Hall drew attendees from Somerville Cambridge Charlestown Arlington and Boston. The St Augustine’s Cadet Band opened with Mozart’s Gloria and ten selections including Kilarny Molly Bawn and Limerick Races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University School of Theology
M. E
Henry Bedinger
St. Peter's
Salem
Emmanuel Church
W. L. Rockwell
A. F. Nash
Somerville
Savannah
Lifting of the Fog Calendar Plate for 1895
The New England Mutual Life Insurance calendar for 1895 features a fine steel plate engraving titled Lifting of the Fog depicting New England fisher craft off the Grand Banks. The design, on heavy board, mirrors the American Bank Note Company style and calendars are mailed upon request with 10 cents to cover return costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Fisher
Grand Banks
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
American Bank Note Company
Free medical services for all diseases by Dr Dewey
Dr Dewey of 74 Boylston St Boston, a renowned physician offers free medical services until cured. Rev J S Barrows of Brookfield Mass endorses him as skilled and trustworthy. Hours listed: Wednesday 9 to 1, 2 to 6, 8 to 9 pm, Sundays 10 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Boylston Jr
West End Church Meetings and Civic Rally Notes
In West End actions, St. Augustine's vestry hosts a Women's Era Club gathering led by Mrs May Harvard. A Charles Street Church rally fund received a $10 donation from the Robert A Bell Post G A R after a visit by Mrs Mary Brown and Mrs Pauline Hopkins. A Dec 21 Young Men's Congressional Club debate features F W Linton on A Pp A ism. Also noted are church clubs aiding debt payoff at Charles Street Church and Brother Murray's club presenting $386.86 to the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine’s Church
Women’s Era Club
Peace Committee
May Harvard
Mary Brown
Pauline Hopkins
Robert A. Bell Post
Charles Street Church
Post
Young Men's Congressional Club
F. W. Linton
Rust A. M. E
Cambridge
North Russell Street
Saunders
Vermont
Venia Burdon
Richmond
Charles Street
Brother Murray
Mary A. Bearse
Cape Cod
R. C. O. Benjamin
Washington, D. C
Reserve Power Sermon Emphasizes Spiritual Reserve
At a Sunday YM union service Bishop Lawrence preached on Reserve Power. He cited Peter's spiritual reserve gained from Christ and urged use of Godly association to build lasting spiritual capital to resist temptation and avoid spiritual bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Union
Lawrence
Peter
Christ
New England
Boston
Confession Names New York Police Captains in Bribe Scandal
Police officer Thorne implicated Captains Schmittberger Siebert Eakins Ryan Cross Westervelt Stephenson and Acting Captain OToole with policy dealing. Schmittberger denounced the accusation as perjury and denied links to bribes. Eakins denied ordering extortion. Siebert and Ryan declined comment.
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New York
Thorne
Schmittberger
Siebert
Eakins
Ryan
Cross
Westervelt
Stephenson
O’toole
Schooner Richard C. Steele Raised After Sinking
Wreck master Burgess of Boston Towboat Company raised the Gloucester fishing schooner Richard C. Steele from Devil's Back Ledge Broad Sound with wrecking lighters Bull and Aid. The vessel was towed by Curlew to Deer Island where Diver Sullivan will patch her hull before pumping out and towing to the city. Damage described as considerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
Boston Towboat Company
Richard C. Steele
Gloucester
Devil’s Back Ledge
Broad Sound
Bull
Steele
Curlew
Healey
Deer Island
Sullivan
Tragedy on the Tracks In Great Barrington
Charles Henfield, a Black man, was struck and killed by a train while walking on a railroad track behind W. E. Tefft’s residence in Great Barrington. The incident occurred Saturday evening, leaving his body mangled and the event noted in temperance lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Charles Henfield
W. E. Tefft
Frederick Putnam Dies Alone in Orange Home
Frederick Putnam, 73, was found dead today in the rear of his residence in the western part of Orange where he lived alone. Medical Examiner Wright believes he died Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Frederick Putnam
Wright
Peachblow vase mystery deepens after Walters death
New York reports renewed interest in the missing peachblow vase tied to W. T. Walters. Auction records and a private sale trace back to Miss Mary Morgan and a private New York sale under American Art Association auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. T. Walters
Baltimore
J. F. Sutton
American Art Association
Walters
Thomas J. Kirby
Mr. Walters
Brayton Ives
Ives
West Side
Mary J. Morgan
Miss Morgan
China
Art Association
Mr. Moir
Association
Kirby
Sunday Raids Reported By Liquor Squad Across Divisions
Police liquor squad conducted raids across divisions, seizing quantities of lager and whiskey from multiple addresses. Notable arrests include Annie Newman in Division 5 and several raids in Divisions 1 3 4 9 and 10 yielding two to eight gallons of lager and up to four quarts of whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Collins
Medford Street
Bernard Block
Charter Street
Joesph Griffin
Sheafe Street
Angelo Cibiberto
Prince Street
Robert Moulton
Cypress Street
John Duffy
North Anderson Street
John Green
Eliot Street
Annie Newman
Mary A. Quigley
Webber Street
John Dolan
Northfield Street
John Cronan
Dillon Street
Drunk Daniel Sullivan Arrested After Saloon Tour
Daniel J. Sullivan of Cambridge, after a Waltham District Court drunkenness hearing, attacked Officer Megan in civilian clothes on his way to the station. Arrested after a struggle, he was jailed and to be arraigned on assault on an officer charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Sullivan
Waltham District Court
Megan
Sullivan
Mogan
Cambridge
Gilman's New Grist Mill Gutted by Fire
Winsted Conn Dec 16 Gilman's new grist mill at New Hartford was gutted by an incendiary fire last night Loss estimated at 4000 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsted
Conn
Gilman
New Hartford
Tracks and travel notes from Boston to St Louis and Halifax
Agency and shipping news from The Trackman reports H L Chipman in Boston on Halifax Plant line talks about a summer hotel at Halifax. A G C Harvey visits St Louis while New York and New England rail runs an excursion to Boston for Christmas shopping. Freight on New York lines runs high with 1227 cars in one day. Maine Central issues a Christmas pamphlet. Boston and Maine storage yards begin electric illumination. Union terminal drawbridge lighting improves signal visibility.
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H. L. Chipman
Halifax
Boston
Chipman
A. G C. Harvey
Great Northern
New York Central
Seaboard
American Association of General Baggage Agents
St. Louis
Maine Central
Boston & Maine
Union Station
Charles River
Great Union Terminal Yard
Everett to inaugurate new administration and plan station house
Mayor elect John S. Cate and officials will be sworn in Monday January 7 as the Board of Aldermen and Common Council meet Tuesday. A new Broadway station house may be planned replacing the aging fire engine house. Jenkins and Milligan dispute may not trigger a recount as Jenkins led on the first count by five votes. Mt Washington Social Club gears up for large entertainments. Lexington street sewer work completed by contractor P H Dooley. G A R and Relief Corps bazaar opens in Everett Hall tomorrow. McCune Cycle Co to build a new Broadway factory near Savage Cahill with Crucksbank Murray building contract and cost around 5000 dollars. Building size 128 by 38 feet two stories with an 18 by 30 foot boiler house. Rev I M Mellish to give Enchanted Land of Evangeline lecture at Glendale Chapel Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Cate
Broadway
Jenkins
Milligan
Mt. Washington
Lexington Street
P. H. Dooley
G. A. R. and Relief Corps
Everett Hall
McCune Cycle Company
Savage & Cahill
Crucksbank & Murray
Glendale Chapel
I. M. Mellish
Big Carpet Mill Fails Amid Tough Times in Philadelphia
Executions totaling nearly $50 000 were issued yesterday against Job Beatty's Sons yarn makers of Philadelphia. The firm ran 2800 spindles and produced 10 000 pounds of yarn daily. Hard times and low sales profits pushed the business into embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Job Beatty
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W.H. Parker
Tsostons Sass
Peabody Medical Institute
National Medical Association
Science of
Clara Barton
Japan
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Washington
American National Red Cross
Red Cross of America
Monsieur Henri Dunant
Society of Public Utility of
Switzerland
Solferino
Monsieur Dunant
Federal Council
Conference of Nations
Geneva
Arthur
Japanese Red Cross Association
Emperor
Tokio
Red Cross of
Bach
Augusta
Germany
Red Cross Society
War Department
Busiel
Duffy
Yih-Min-Shan
Answered Ingersoll
Dr. Brady
Herald and Globe
the People’s Church
West End
Policeman Thorne
Ethelbert Parker
Amory Street
Parker
Chauncy Street
Harvey Street
Samuel Froncveur
J. P. Remi
James White
Club Lafayette
Confrere
Peter Morse
J. B. Perrault
Edward Bellemiure
Acatar Anthiar
Paul Morse
Fred Metchira
Arlington
M. L. Gould
Theo 1 Society
Ash Street
Harvard Religious Union
Edward Everett Hale
Second Universalist Church
Board of Aldermen
Fairbairn
Rady
Ordine
Bicknell
First Universalist Church
Inman Street
Bancroft
Republican Party
Reform
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
American House
Hood
Parilla
Hotels
HOTEL
Grenoble
Broadway Cable Road
57Th Street
7Th Avenue
WM. Noble
Empire
Central Park
Grand Western Boulevard
Columbus Avenue
6Th
9Th Ave
6Th St
Grand Central Station
Long Island and
West Shore
NEW Publications
Miss Douglas
Amanda M. Douglas
Jean Belin
Ednah D. Cheney
Everett
Eastern Medical Institute
Tremont Row
Patten
Dublin
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