Holland Declines St Pauls Call Amid Church Removal Doubts
The vestry of St Pauls faces the Holland question after a Sunday paper claimed he would decline the St Louis pastors call unless the church site was sold and a new edifice built elsewhere. Holland reportedly sent a final letter of regret to decline, while officers say no conditional acceptance was given, noting strong ties to his current parish and the need for mission work.
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Holland
St. Louis
St. Paul’s Church
Boston
A. J. C. Sowden
New
New Athletic Club House at Exeter Street Opens Soon
The Boston Athletic Association prepares a nearly finished Exeter street club house with baths, running track, tennis courts and a крыp skylight. A members meeting will finalize handover next Saturday at 8 15 p m with light collation. Open days Jan 7 8 from noon to 5 for members or guests. Robert F. Clark is president. Carl Vossler to oversee building and cuisine. features include Russian and Turkish baths, naval fencing lessons and a large payroll of about fifty staff.
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Boston Athletic Association
Exeter Street
John Robinson
Liverpool Swimming Club
Costalli
Naval School
Newport
Carl Vossler
New York
Arion
New York City
Christian Eberhard
Edward Ferris
Cambridge
Harvard
Robert F. Clark
Ford Committee Work Nears Final Report
Chairman Ford of the immigration investigating committee said the Detroit evidence is complete and the report will be ready by January 10. He noted Castle Garden officials are blamable but overwhelmed, urged a consular inspection overseas, and said additional hearings in New York are possible.
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Pitrspure
Ford
Congressional Immigration Investigating Committee
Detroit
Providence
New York
Castle Garden
United States Navy
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Congress
Naval Service
Iolders
United States
Naval Establishment
Secretary of the Navy
Washington, D.C
William C. Whitney
Officers Assigned to Duty in Various Posts
Washington December 23. Captain Andrew H Russel of the ordnance department relieved from duty at Philadelphia and assigned to foundry duty at Boston. Captain Alfred Morton of the Ninth Infantry ordered to lead a detachment of recruits from New York to the Department of Arizona. Orderly Sergeant John McManus retired. Captain Charles J Smith of the ordnance department ordered to Sandy Hook New Jersey on temporary duty from this city.
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Washington
Spector
Andrew H. Russel
Ordnance Department
Philadelphia
Boston
Alfred Morton
Ninth Infantry
New York
Department of Arizona
John McManus
Charles 3. Smith
Sandy Hook
N.J
EnclisH Mackintosh Cape Coats at Low Boston Prices
EnclisH Mackintosh capes are offered by G. W. Simmons & Co at 22 to 44 North Street, Boston, with prices claimed to be the lowest ever before offered in the city.
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Mackintosh
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Boston
Washington Notes on St Louis Train Courtesy Gifts
Washington dispatches recount Pennsylvania Railroad executives hosting correspondents in St Louis and Chicago. George W. Boyd and Robert A. Parke received antique oak boxes with solid silver tableware as thanks, with speeches by Major Carson and Colonel Murray. The event drew about sixty writers and notable Boston journalists.
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Wassington
Sprcrau
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Weickers
George W. Boyd
Robert A. Parke
Southeastern
Washington, D. C
Carson
Philadelphia Ledger
Murray
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
E. B. Wight
Boston Journal
Boston
W. K. Shaw
The
Transcript
James Morgan
Globe
Edmund Hudson
Henry
F. Macfarland
Herald
Charles F. Towle
Traveller
Theatrical Gossip Goes On and On at New York Stages
The closing week of Bronson Howard's Shenandoah at the Museum precedes a rewrite for next season. Joseph's Sweetheart, Buchanan's take on Joseph Andrews, may appear after a strong London run. Booth and Barrett shift bills at Fifth Avenue with The Fool's Revenge and dual plays, while Mrs. Potter opens at Palmer's Theatre in a long engagement.
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London
Vaudeville Theatre
Booth
Barrett
Fifth Avenue Theatre
New York
Edwin Booth
Bertuccio
Lawrence Barrett
Grengoire
Yorick
David Garrick
Christmas Day concert at King’s Chapel program
The programme lists Christmas chant in Gregorian tone first, pastoral symphony, recitations and chorus from the Messiah, Te Deum in E flat by Lang, Jubilate by Dr. Crotch, and a manuscript hymn. B J Lang is organist and director. performers include Misses Franklin Finlayson and Messrs Winch Morawsky.
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King’s Chapel
Lang
Dr. Crotch
B. J. Lang
Franklin and
Finlayson
W. J. Winch
Morawsky
Straws From State Street Market Moves
The New York market Saturday showed strength with bullish tone improving hourly. Railroads and banks dominate sentiment as investors await extension of copper contracts with Anaconda. Atchison stock is cited as a buy and money markets show upward shifts in clearinghouse rates. Gray Klaus & Co dissolves, forming Gray, Dewey & Co bankers and brokers in Exchange Place. CAPE Cop.
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New York
Creer
Gray, Klaus & Co
Messrs
William Gray
Frank O. Dewey
George E. Gage
Gray, Dewey & Co
No. 8 Exchange Place
Henry D. Klaus
J. W. Mackintosh & Co
Cape Cop
Auction Sales Today and Obituaries in Bridgewater
A lengthy list of probate notices and obituaries from Bridgewater and surrounding towns. Names include Aldrich Crocker, Beverly, Atkinson, Carter, Colburn, Downey, Fellows, Fitzgerald, Gaffey, Henry, Monahan, Noble, Spooner, Stephenson, Tucker, Walker, Weston, Wilder. Ages range from infancy to 78 with multiple decedents in December. Funeral arrangements noted for several like John Q. Henry with service at 236 Newbury Street.
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Aldrich—Crocker
Bridgewater
Thomas W. Brown
John Aldrich, Jr
Mabel F. Crocker
Beverly—Fendell
de Smith
William A. Beverly
Annie Bendell
Liam N. Broabeck
Brutus W. Gale
Margaret E. Gilby
Alcott
Wellesley Hills
Nellie Reardon
Joseph Alcott
Atkinson
West Newton
John Atkinson
Carter
Milton
Andrew P. Carter
Joe Chase
Eastport
Carrie P
George A. Chase
Colburn
Mee
Charles K. Colburn
Cowan
East Cambridge
Margaret
David Cowan
Curry
Newton Upper Falls
Samuel G. Curry
Dowling
John Dowling
Downey
Charlestown
Margaret T. Downey
Thomas Downey
Felows
Cambridgeport
Lucy
Cyrus Fellows
Fitzgerald
Dennis H. Fitzgerald
Gaffey
City Hospital
Katie
Stephen
Kate Gaffey
Henry
John Q. Henry
Newbury Street
Rines
Frederick M. Hines
Rte 2
Annie T
David Fox
MacDonald
Maggie MacDonald
McIntosh
Jamiaica Plain
William H. McIintosh
McMorrow
North Cambridge
Spencer
Lunenburg
Sadie G
W. G. R. Spencer
Ayer
Spooner
Fitchburg
Stephenson
New York City
John Hubbard Stephenson
Boston
Tucker
East Weymouth
David Tucker
Walker
Newton
Mary R
Willian H. Walker
Leicester
Mass
Weston
Maplewood
Bathsheba J. Weston
Plymouth
Wilder
Ashmont
Daniel Wilder
Reporter Burleigh praised for front-line Telegraph dispatch
Mr T B Robinson of New York discusses a London Telegraph despatch by Bennett Burleigh from Suakin. The piece notes Burleigh’s front-line reporting on the Suakin battle, his past at Khartoum, Belfast riots, and fame for courage though not a cultivated writer.
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Washington Post
T. B. Robinson
New York
Arlington
London
Bennett Burleigh
London Telegraph
Suakin
Telegraph
Burleigh
Wolseley
Khartoum
Belfast
Burnaby
The Anderson Barrett Wedding at Cathedral
The marriage of Miss Barrett daughter of Lawrence Barrett and Mr Joseph Anderson son of Mary Anderson will be at the Cathedral on January 3 at 11 30 in the morning. Mr Barrett will give his daughter away. The four bridesmaids are Miss Ruth Burnett Miss Brewer Miss Fairchild and Miss Griffin. Best man is Mr Antonio de Nevarro of New York and Archbishop Williams will perform the ceremony.
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Anderson-Barrett
Miss Barrett
Lawrence Barrett
Joseph Anderson
Mary Anderson
Barrett
Miss Anderson
Ruth Burnett
Miss Brewer
Miss Fairchild
Miss Griffin
Antonio de Nevarro
New York
Archbishop Williams
Amusements at Boston Theaters Tonight
Listings show Mary Anderson at Amusements on Hollis Street Theatre at 7 45 PM and Margaret Mather at Boston Theatre in the evening. The schedule includes Shenandoah at Boston Museum Parlor Match at Park Theatre Fantasma at Quenee Theatre and variety at Howard Athenaeum plus Battle of Gettysburg at Cyclorama and Casper the Yodler at Grand Opera House with matinee at 2 and evening shows at 7 45.
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Hollis Street Theatre
Mary Anderson
Boston Museum
Shenandoah
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Ford Committee
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Athens of America
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America
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King's Chapel
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Atchison
Charles Head & Co
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Anaconda
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National City & Otay Railroad Company
Japan Steamship Company
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NEW Publications
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London Spectator
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Perkins
Houghton, Mifflin & CO
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Franklin Street
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Mount Vernon
Mexico
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the Hall Typewriter CO
A. F. Reed
Devonshire Street
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New Yorkity
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of Kansas
Vercent Western Farm
Peece
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Aphar Kan
A.C. Goss
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Eastern Railroad
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Goston
Mesa
U.S. A
Will'd P. Phillips
R. Codman
Rles A. Cotting
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Charles
Tcckervan
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George C. Lord
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Congress Street
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John Spefries & Sons
Kullberg
William Bond & Son
Aix State Street
Postoffice Department
Postmaster-General
Don M. Dickinson
Navy
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Bureau of Ordnance
C. S
High Street
Masa
John J. Clague
Corporation Notices
Boston& Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lawrence
Nathaniel J. Pradlve
Chauncey P. Judd
Etter
Bill Gdeudsa
Vecorder Printing CO
Hanlons Fantasma
R. M. Field
Bronson Howard
Clem’en
Henry E. Abbey
Complete Dramatic Company
Lady OF Lyons
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Margaret Mather
Leah
Macbeth
Dockstader
Minstrels
Abbey & Schoeffel
Evans
Hoey
Hoyt
Music Hall
Yale University Apollo
Howard Atheneum
Muldoon’s Big Specialty and Athletic Company
Randopera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Tremont
Chas
T. Ellis
Carleton
Casper
Ffr
Proctor
Jas. A. Herne
de Gellys Dorg
Washington St
Bromfield Street
Meredith & Nelson
Geo. B
Franklin St
Geo. B. Elliot
Pearl Street
C. W. Whittier
South Street
Essex Street
Alley Bros. & Place
WM. Minot
Court Street
Ito
Summer Street
Pees Leonard
Washington &T
Oston
Coffin & Henry
OWA
Iowa
State St
Es Moines
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire St
James F. C
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