Christ Above All Sermon at Tremont Temple
The Rev. Tillman R. Johnson preached at Tremont Temple on Christmas Sunday, asserting that Jesus Christ is the attraction of the ages and that truth, art, science, and philosophy point to Christ. He argued Christ as maker savior and monarch, and that salvation lies in union with Christ.
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Tillman R. Johnson
Lynn
Johnson
Christ
Jesus Christ
Michael Angelo
Vatican
Homer
Tennyson
God
Goeth
Max Muller
Persia
Confucius
China
High Mass at Cathedral of the Holy Cross yesterday
Solemn high mass was celebrated at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross yesterday morning at 10 20 Chancellor Doody was celebrant assisted by two seminarians from St John s Seminary Brighton who officiated as deacon and sub deacon Rev Nicholas M Walsh preached on meeting the newborn king with clean hearts. A notable feature was the sanctuary choir boys chanting responses. A high mass will be celebrated at 5 o clock Christmas morning with low masses at 6 7 and 8 30 and Archbishop Williams to celebrate a solemn pontifical mass.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Doody
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
Nicholas M. Walsh
Jesus Christ
Williams
Second Church in Boston Sermon on Revelation Adoration Regeneration
At the Second Church in Boston Rev. Thomas Van Ness delivered a morning sermon on Revelation Adoration and Regeneration. He recalled shepherds at nightfall and Christmas Eve Bethlehem, noting the angelic message Peace on earth good will toward men. Mr. H G Tucker led the music.
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Boston
Copley Square
Thomas van Ness
Bethlehem
Mr. van Ness
H. G. Tucker
Nature obeys Christ as church reflects Christmas spirit
At Ruggles Street Baptist Church yesterday the choir and children performed carols under Professor Case. Rev. A C Dixon preached on Christ as the leader of the universe, noting nature’s harmony with him and declaring his coming the solution to labor problems and the true Christmas spirit.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
C. C
Case
A. C. Dixon
D. D
Jesus Christ
Christ
Berkeley Temple Service Seeks Renewed Community Spirit
Rev. Dr. F A Noble preached on What the Birth of Christ Meant to the World at the Berkeley Temple, urging Christians to live for one another and praise kindly. A 30-voice choir sung with Misses Schofield Rowland Miller and Mrs Briggs soloing, Remele directing, Mrs Florence Richina organist. Rev William Knight of Fall River will assume duties Jan 2, with Dr Noble supplying temporarily.
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F. A. Noble
Schofield
Rowland
Miller
Briggs
Higgins
Remele
Florence Rich Wine
William Knight
Fall River
Charlies A. Dickinson
Noble
No Rathbun Verdict Yet In Jeffersonville Case
A Jeffersonville jury deliberating Newell v. Rathbun since yesterday has not yet reached a verdict. The case remains unsettled as the panel continues to weigh the evidence and arguments presented.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Newell
Salvation Army Christmas Dinner for Boston Poor
The Salvation Army plans a Christmas Day banquet at Mechanics Hall for 10 000 Boston poor with large quantities of food including chicken turkey beef and produce. 1300 tickets will grant baskets for five meals and are distributed via officers police and teachers to reach those in need.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Army
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2 Post
T Js
Puritan Legacy Emphasized In New England Society Sermon
New York December 22 Forefathers Day observance by the New England Society featured Rev. Dr. George C. Lorimer at Madison Avenue Baptist Church. He argued Puritanism built New England and shaped America guiding religion society and politics, warning of Sabbath secularization diluting faith and national strength. He cited Roosevelt as a Puritan and mused on attire reflections of Puritan times.
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New England Society
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
George C. Lorimer
Samuel xxiii
St. James and
St. Paul
Dr. Lorimer
New England
America
Roosevelt
Broadway
Christmas Service at New Old South Church Inspires Action
Dr Gordon preacher urged worshippers after a large Christmas concert to translate devotion into deeds. He reminded that Christ’s birth inspired duty to help the needy and live by good works beyond sentiment. The service featured solos, choruses, and organ selections to a full house.
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New Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Christ
Chelsea Fireman Hurt In Railway Paint Shop Blaze
A Chelsea fire alarm directed units to the Boston and Northern street railway paint shop on Washington avenue for a small fire caused by spontaneous combustion in waste. Frank Gallagher tried to jump onto the ladder truck at Washington avenue and Orange street, fell and sustained two severe scalp wounds. He was treated at home.
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Boston and Northern Street Railway
Washington Avenue
Frank Gallagher
Orange Street
Carpenters Appeal to Attorney General Over Eight Hour Law
Boston carpenters council claiming 70000 members will appeal to the U S Attorney General regarding alleged violations of the eight hour law by contractors at Charlestown Navy Yard. The regular meeting at Phenix Hall elected officers and instructed executives to probe three Dorchester firms for the union stance. A ball fund was arranged, fifteen new members joined, and a benefit for ill ex-business agent Thomas Field is set for December 31 at Garfield Hall.
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Carpenters’ Council of
Boston and Vicinity
Charlestown Navy Yard
Phenix Hall
Washington Street
Carpenters
Cannan
Daniel H. Deegan
Union 33
Boston
W. D. McIntosh
Union
J. E. Potts
H. M. Taylor
Union 67
Reading
A. F. Watson
Brookline
P. J. Smith
Chelsea
Dorchester
National Union
Thomas Field
Garfield Hall
Delegates Handle National Civil Service Change for Charlestown Yard
A proposal on altering the national civil service law affecting Charlestown Navy Yard mechanics was presented to Boston Building Trades Council delegates. A committee was formed to advocate for betterment through federal legislation. Union reps urged members to avoid certain South Boston retailers not employing union clerks and on the unfair list. Credentials were received from Steam Fitters Helpers, Plasterers Tenders and Gas Fitters unions.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston Building Trades Council
Boston
Steam Fitters’ Helpers’ Union
Plasterers’ Tenders’ Union
Gas Fitters’ Union
Appeal to President to end Risdon Works strike
Local Lodge No. 9 of the Boilermakers and Iron Ship Builders asks the President to intervene in the Risdon Iron Works strike in the West. They cite the small amount of government work currently performed there and seek a settlement.
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Lodge No. 9
Mass Meeting for Eight Hour Day by Marble and Stone Workers
About 300 workers from marble slate and soapstone trades met at Union Hall Boston to discuss pushing for an eight hour day. Speakers included Mark M Murphy Building Trades Council agent and delegates Cashman Fresco Painters and Rehill Marble Workers. Boston Freight Handlers Union officers elected included Geoffrey Powers as president and Joseph Reynolds as vice president.
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Union Hall
Canal Street
Mark B. Mulvey
Building Trades Council
Cashman
Fresco Painters
Rehill
Marble
Boston Freight
Boston Freight Handlers
Union
A. F. of L
Geoffrey A. Powers
Joseph Reynolds
Michael J. Casey
Patrick O'Day
Jeremiah Mahoney
Sylvester Leahy
Wiremen’s Union elects officers. mass meeting planned
Inside Wiremen's Union No 103 officers were elected yesterday with John J. McLaughlin as president and John Barton as vice president. A mass meeting is set for December 31 at John Winthrop Hall 446 Tremont Street inviting city electricians. The Newsboys' Union met at Lenox Athletic Club gym to nominate new officers for six months.
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Wiremen's Union No. 103
John J. McLaughlin
John Barton
Theodore Gould, Jr
Ernest Chase
William Sullivan
John Winthrop Hall
Tremont Street
Newsboys’ Union
Lenox Athletic Club
Frank K. Foster
Boston Typographical Union No. 13
Thomas J. Kenny
George W. Morse
Newton
Foster
Newsboys
Typographical Union Discusses New Wage Scale and VoteChanges
The Typographical Union No. 13 met in Wells Memorial Hall to discuss a new wage scale for the book and job branch affecting about 500 workers. A revised election procedure will allow votes to be counted in city chapels and three new delegates to the Allied Printing Trades Council were elected: Henry McMahon Edward F. Ford and John M F Ahearn.
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Typographical Union
Typographical Union No. 13
Wells Memorial Hall
Frank K. Foster
W. L. Crosman
Thomas P. Brophy
Alexander Cook
Stephen George
Allied Printing Trades Council
Henry McMahon
Edward F. Ford
John M. F. Ahearn
Hotel keeper shoots two brothers in Arkansas dispute
Charles Moore of Hot Springs shot and killed James A. Garner and mortally wounded William Garner after a dispute at Moore’s hotel. Moore said self defense and surrendered. William Garner died that night. James Garner died at the scene.
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Ark
Charles Moore
James A. Garner
William Garner
James Garner
Moore
Garners
Will Garner
Ham
Everett Woman Dies of Heart Failure Walking in Chelsea
Miss Ella A Johnson, 48, living with sister Mrs A J Lampson at 111 Malden Street Everett, collapsed while walking along Washington Avenue Chelsea yesterday afternoon. She died minutes later from heart failure. She had lived in Peabody until recently.
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A. J. Lampson
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Washington Avenue
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Chester Smith
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Peabody
Depew Engagement Now Set for December 28
London reports Senator Chauncey M. Depew will wed Miss May Palmer next Saturday. Depew arrived December 20 aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse at Plymouth. The ceremony is scheduled for December 28 in Nice.
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London
Chauncey M. Depew
Plymouth
May Palmer
Nice
Bartlett's End Possibly Murder Reaches Brighton
Anthony Bartlett 45 was found dead in a basement room at the Reedsdale lodging house 120 Commonwealth avenue. Dr Otis Marion and police describe a hurried scene with no wounds and place the case with the medical examiner for autopsy. George R Boyd, a janitor, is held on suspicion as investigators review possible robbery or foul play.
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Anthony Bartlett
Reedsdale
Commonwealth Avenue
Otis Marion
George R. Boyd
O'Neil
Station 14
Post
Marion
Bartlett
Franklin Street
City Hospital
Draper
Marton
Terms for Miss Stone Agreement Reached in Constantinople
A Sofia despatch to the Daily Telegraph says Brigands holding Miss Stone will release her for $70,000. Ransom to be paid on Bulgarian soil with liberation in Turkish territory under terms agreed with the American legation at Constantinople.
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London
Sofia
Daily Telegraph
Miss Stone
Constantnople
King Edward and Queen Alexandra Postpone Sandringham Trip
The Court Circular says the royal Christmas journey to Sandringham is postponed due to Queen Alexandra’s slight indisposition, not serious. King Edward dined with the Prince and Princess of Wales at York House today.
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London
King Edward
Queen Alexandre
Sandringham
Alexandra
Edward
Prince and Princess of Wales
York House
Sullivan Found Guilty in Chicago Conspiracy Case
Alexander Sullivan a noted lawyer and Irish leader is found guilty of conspiracy to aid a fugitive. A $2000 fine is imposed with no prison sentence and a new trial motion awaits Judge Abner Smith’s ruling. Former witness Lynch faces jury bribing charges from 1898 while Sullivan served as general counsel for West Chicago Street Railroad.
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Chicago
Alexander Sullivan
Dr. Cronan
Abner Smith
Barnes
Sullivan
Smith
James
Lynch
West Chicago Street Railroad Company
China Opposing Coars Demands In Manchuria Talks
The first Manchurian treaty talks between Russian minister Paul Lessar and Chinese plenipotentiaries Prince Ching and Wang Wen Shao opened yesterday. China pressed four points including faster Russian troop withdrawal, liberty to deploy forces in Manchuria, earlier return of the Chang Shan Hai Kwan railway, and limits on Russian control of future concessions. Prince Ching received a telegram from Hankow viceroy Ang Chi-Tung urging sovereignty for China and Manchuria.
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Dean
Paul Lessar
Prince Ching
Wang Wen Shao
Li Hung Chang
Manchuria
China
Russia
Chang- Shan-Hai-Kwan
Ing
Ang Chi-Tung
Hankow
Five year old Patrick Gannon falls from wagon
Patrick Gannon 5 resident of 398 Chelsea street East Boston was loading a team at Randall's works when he fell from a wagon injuring his head. Doctors Bonney and Plummer found a fractured skull and he refused hospital care before returning home. Delirious at night he was taken to City Hospital where his prognosis was hopeless.
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Chelsea Street
Boston
Randall's
Plummer
Parnell Times Again in Ireland
Dublin reports rising nationalist fervor as Redmond McHugh and O Donnell return from the United States. Prosecutions of Conor O Kelly and others spark agitation while T W Russell warns of a looming Irish crisis as vast poverty in Connaught contrasts with wealthy west lands.
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Wyndham
United Irish League
Conor O'Kelly
M. P
Redmond
McHugh
O’donnell
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Parnell
Dublin Mansion House
South Tyrone
Lord Salisbury
Salisbury
Fermanagh
Russell
Europe
England
Losses Inflicted on Filipinos by U S Forces Reported
Manila dispatch reports Captain John B. Parks Jr with 39 men of the Twenty first Infantry engaging insurgents at Alaminos Laguna. Four attackers killed, guns captured, barracks destroyed. Lieutenant Tilford praised for routing rebels near Batangas. 19 insurgents killed, 16 rifles and 60 rounds seized. Scouts of the Second Infantry tally deaths and captures. Lt Hartman and party conduct several engagements without losses. Two Ba tangas priests arrested for aiding insurrection and counterfeiting Mexican silver dollars. Inspector General Beckinridge returns to Manila.
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John &. Parks, Jr
Alaminos
Laguna
Bell
Batangas
Luzon
James D. Tilford
Tilford
Batangase
Tneteen
Second Infantry
John D. Hartman
First Cavalry
Beckinridge
Three Lives in Jeopardy on Commonwealth Avenue
A runaway horse attached to a carriage driven by J G Sutherland of 218 West Newton Street, with two young girls aboard, bolted on Commonwealth Avenue near Cottage Farm yesterday afternoon. The horse caused near collisions with electrics and traffic before colliding with a turnout by H Turner off Lawton Street. Sutherland and one child were thrown but uninjured, and a mounted policeman halted the horse just beyond Massachusetts Avenue.
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Cottage Farm
J. G. Sutherland
West Newton Street
Massachusetts Avenue
H. ©. Turner
Lawton Street
Two Die as Freight Wreck Burns Cars in Wisconsin
A Green Bay dispatch reports a Northwestern rail wreck between Suamico and Oconto this afternoon killed two people and fatally injured another. High cars burned, cremating the bodies of the dead.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Green Bay
Suamico
Oconto
Roxbury Gaelic School Holds Busy Regular Session
The Roxbury Irish Language School met yesterday at Outloo Hall 1171 Tremont Street under Superintendent O Callaghan with T Cashman and Pp O Shea assisting. Attendance was good and a social followed. The Gaelic School also held a session at 51 Washington Street with calls to order by the superintendent and praise for the Feis. New names were enrolled.
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Outloo Hall
Tremont Street
O'Callaghan
T. Cashman
Pp. O'Shea
M51
Washington Street
Gaelic League of Dublin
Gaelic League
League
Smallpox Report Shows One Case and One Suspect
The Board of Health reports one confirmed smallpox case for the 24 hours ending 9 am Sunday and one suspect case up to 10 pm Saturday, noting no further details.
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Board of Health
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