Dr T L Cuyler Preaches at Park Street Boston Mission
The Rev Dr T L Cuyler of Brooklyn preached at Park Street Church yesterday morning drawing earnest crowds. He quoted from Acts X and urged Christian democracy, duty in secular work, domestic obligation, and maximum devotion to Christ, urging punctuality, honesty, and the home as heart of the nation.
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T. L. Cuyler
D.D
Brooklyn
N. Y
Park Street
Gregg
Cuyler
Peter
Redeemer
Perdition
New England
Samuel Morley
Christ
Son of God
Dr. Cuyler
Boston
Bennie Franklin
Stanley
Spencer
Huxsey
Jesus
God
Dwight J. Moody
William E. Glaastone
Bishop Clark Addresses Rhode Island Youth at Mission Church
Bishop Clark of Rhode Island spoke to young men at the Mission Church of St John the Evangelist on Bowden Street last evening. He urged that youth understand their era and pursue service to God over wealth, warning that greed corrupts conscience and that choosing a steadfast moral path early guards against worldly immersion and later regret. He warned that excitement and material lure threaten the young, and stressed the necessity of placing feet on the rock of faith to face future social and religious challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Rhode Island
St John the Evangelist
Bowdein Street
Young Men Must Meet To Unite The Church
A speaker urged young men to gather and focus on a central Christian power. He warned against wasted strength and predicted church unity arising from minds gravitating toward a common centre. He urged listeners to live justly and be ready for looming issues.
Gospel meetings begin at Music Hall led by Rev. Haynes
The people gospel service opened at Music Hall last evening with Rev. Emory J. Haynes presiding and plans for Sunday evenings. Over two thousand attended, prospectus cards distributed, and a potential new church under Haynes as pastor. Haynes urged outreach to nonattenders and compared the effort to a revival, promising weekly evenings and possible morning services. He preached on the Love of Home.
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Emory J. Haynes
Music Hall
Haynes
Tremont ‘Temple
Alice Estey
Harriet Whiting
Percy J. J. Cooper
BE L. Jordan
Sime Alleluia
Christiau
Mr. Moody
God with us Emmanuel near within us sermon note
The Rev Nehemiah Boynton at Union Congregational Church reflects on Emmanuel from Matthew 1 25. He cites a Francia nativity, praising greatness that nears the heart of humanity and urges the flock to choose God with them near to and within their lives guiding faith and duty as the year ends and dawns.
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Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
Nehemiah Boynton
Emmanuel
God
Francia
St. Joseph
St. Francis
Upoen
Christ
Bethlehem
Emimanuel
Alpha
Dedicatory Exercises for Upham's Corner Chapel
The Pilgrim Congregational Church Upham's Corner opened a new chapel with a service led by Rev N. H W Albright. The building cost $20,000, features ash interior, steam heat, and electricity and gas lighting. A memorial window from the Christian Endeavor Society and another from Northamptonshire add artistry to the brick structure with dining hall, Sunday school rooms, and church social space.
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Pilgrim Congregational Church
Upham’s Corner
John Allard
Charles ©. Kellogg
Bethany Congregational Church
W. 5. Brown
Christian Endeavor — Society of the Church
Northamptonshire
Eng
B. F. Hamilton
A. P. Foster
A. H. Plumb
D. T.torrey
Arthur Little
Nehemiah Boynton
George A. Gordon
W.il. G. Temple
Willis Mendell
Montpelier Murder Suspected Over Money Dispute
In Montpelier Vermont Charles Conright was found dying between Montpelier and Barre. Authorities now believe he was murdered for his money by a companion, not killed by an express train.
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Montpelier
Charles Conright
Barre
Gus Lowenstein, Jr
Cincinnati
Belmont
Babylon
L. L
Potomac
M. F. Dwyer
la Tosca
Hough Brothers
Chicago
P. E. Stanley-Winston Company
P. E. Stanley
M. Walker
West End Stockholders Vote to Increase Capital Stock
A special meeting of West End Street Railway stockholders, led by President Henry M. Whitney, authorized the directors to petition the railroad commissioners for a four million five hundred thousand dollar increase in capital stock. The discussion detailed past use of funds, power station progress, and the need to finish electric system upgrades amid snow delays, with final vote 64,675 yes to 982 no and adjournment afterward.
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West End Street Railway Company
Meronaon
Henry M. Whitney
Railroad Commissioners
Central Station
East
Cambridge
West End Company
Monks
Brookline
George H. Frost
Neponset
Whitney
Frederick Whitcomb
President Whitney
Whitmey
Meads
Lam
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Henry D. Hyde
Mae
Tragedy as Fergus Falls Man Kills Family Then Hangs Self
A Minnesota man Henry Reher killed his wife and two daughters with a knife and revolvers after returning home from Elizabeth then hanged himself. His son was wounded and fled to a neighbor for help. the son may die from injuries. The family had recent quarrels and Reher had left town briefly before returning sober with a rope, revolvers, and a butcher knife.
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St. Pau
Minn
Pioneer Press
Fergus Falls
Henry Reher
Reher
Elizabeth
Keher
Big Foot Captured by Seventh Cavalry in Bad Lands
At Omana Nebraska on December 28 General Brooke reported Major Whitesides in command of the Seventh Cavalry captured Big Foot and his band near Porcupine Creek with about 150 bucks surrendering. He added that hostiles in the Bad Lands had surrendered and would reach Pine Ridge Tuesday. Bright Eyes said half had left the Bad Lands and were marching toward the agency.
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Omana
Neb
Department of the Platte
Brooke
Whitesides
Seventh Cavalry
Big Foot
Porcupine Creek
Pine Ridge
Bright Eyes
Agency
Street Car Accident Leaves Woman With Broken Leg
Lilian Enwright aged 23 of 58 Chestnut street fell while boarding a horse car at Chestnut and Charles yesterday afternoon and broke her leg. She was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Lilian Enwright
Chestnut Street
Chestnut
Charles Streets
Massachusetts General Hospital
Fire hits multiple blocks in New Brora and beyond
Fires across several cities including New Brora Connecticut destroy tenement blocks and businesses on Church street. Injured couple Albert and Mrs McIntire suffer arm injury and head wounds as losses top $65,000 with extensive insured coverage across multiple companies. Additional blazes in Nashville Columbia Paterson Concord Columbus Minneapolis involve factories, stores, barns, and theatres with combined losses in the tens to hundreds of thousands.
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New Brora
Conn
Steele and Damon
Church Street
United States Express Company
Noble Bennett
J. P. O'Brien
Dr. Styles
W. L. Damon
Albert McIntire
McIntire
Commercial Union Assurance Company of London
Royal of Liverpool
Merchants’ of Providence and Fire Association of
Philadelphia
Bowery Fire
New York
Guardian of London
Union Firemen’s of Philadelphia
Sun Fire of London
Yarmouth
N.S
Dee
Princess Block
Viets & Dennis
Chorge S. Taylor
Ryerson
Cook & Stoneman
Harris & Horsfall
Porter & Pendrigh
H. H. Wyman
J. Rozee
J. Burrill
Butcher & Crowell
Nashville
Tenn
Columbia
Smaron
Benjamin Gannet
Concorp
N. H
John E. Rines
Boscawen
Mambrino Dart
Wilkes Cere
Auburn
N. Y
State Prison
Cincinnati
Little Miami Railroad
H. G. Robbins
Lambert Hayes
Jacob Litt
Marlboro Mayor-Elect Howe Faces No-License Question
Marlboro awaits Mayor-elect Howe amid questions on the no-license issue starting his term. The vote reflects a temporary spasm, not a mandate for strict prohibition. Howe may also confront clergy, aldermen and party friction in appointing a city marshal, with potential delays. A Catholic mass meeting protests Times editor C F Morse, yet Morse and the paper gain 500 extra copies weekly. Dr James Campbell, Democratic mayoral nominee, returns from Europe after learning his nomination. he had been in Berlin studying the Koch treatment for consumption.
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Marioro
Howe
Marlboro
C. F. Morse
The
Times
Morse
the Times
James Campbell
Europe
Boston
Berlin
Koch
Novel Tiger Hunt in Wynaad Draws Crowds and Ceremony
A Madras report describes a tiger drive at Kuntichadi by hill tribes who cleared a rope net enclosure on a hillside. Villagers and invited onlookers staged nocturnal rituals and feasting before the tiger was speared to death, its skin kept as a trophy. The event is said to be tied to religious fervor and deity propitiation.
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London
Wynaad
Madras
Kuntichadi
Tenth Symphony Concert Review and Boston Debut Teasers
A Saturday Music Hall program featured Beethoven Symphony No. 8 in F and an unfinished No. 7 in B minor, plus Mendelssohn cues and a lively orchestral setup. The article notes mixed reactions to Beethoven, Schubert, and Mendelssohn as guests recount anecdotes and critique the performers, with Mendelssohn unhappy about the puppets, notturno, and the notes, while predicting a Boston premiere of Tasso and Im Walde conducted by Raff with Burmeister’s concerto.
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Music Hall
Mendelssohn
Beethoven
Schubert
Mendelssohne
Oberon
Litania
Athens
Theseus
Baudelaire
Liszt
Raff
Burmeister
Boston
Philharmonic Concert at Boston Theatre Impresses Crowd
The Philharmonic Orchestra led by Mr. Listemann performed Adams overture to If I Were a King, Tschaikowsky divertimento, Volkmann Serenade, Liszt Second Rhapsodie, and pieces by Gillet and Strauss. Giese's cello solo and Miss Laine, Miss Tucker, Miss Ellenberg received praise for technique and tone amid varied vocal performances and general audience applause.
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Philharmonic
Boston Theatre
The
Philharmonic Orchestra
Listemann
Adam
Tschaikowsky
Volkmann
Liszt
Gillet
Strauss
Giese
Louise
Laine
Slairfox
Verdi
Lucie A. Tucker
Coenen
Mattei
Patria
Kneisel Quartette Concert and Related Recitals Tonight
Music notes announce Kneisel Quartette at Union Hall with Whiting piano and violin, Schubert quintette in C major, and Beethoven works. Waning guest soprano illness postpones songs, refunds offered at Music Hall. Carl Baermann chamber program follows at Union Hall with Lahr trio and Brahms quartet, plus Frankin singing. Wagner matinee and other solo offerings by Campanini Kneisel, Emilie Marius sets, Boston Symphony Orchestra extra matinee. Tickets and programs available at Music Hall.
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Kneisel
Union Hall
Arthur Whiting
Whiting
Arthur Nikisch
Music Hall
Carl Baermann
Gertrude Franklin
C. M. Loeffler
M. Zach
It. Giese
Ann
H. von Lahr
Brahms
Franklin
Messrs
Campanini
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Tannhaeuser
Paris
Albumblatt
Siegfried
Rock
Richter
Nikisch
Signor Campanini
Mr. Kneisel
Weather Indications For New England And Nearby States
Weather forecast issued from Washington predicts warmer and fair conditions across Maine New Hampshire Vermont with light snow possible in Vermont and northern New York. Southwesterly winds are expected from Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York with warmer conditions continuing through Monday evening.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Weather Outlook for New England Monday and Tuesday
Increasing cloudiness in northern New England as a Lake Huron storm moves eastward with light local snows possible. Southeast winds shift to southwest at night, temperatures rise rapidly. southern New England partly cloudy with brisk southwesterly winds and warming trend. Tuesday nearly clear everywhere, westerly winds, temperatures steady. Temperature plunges noted in Vermont and coastal Maine with record lows, while major cities report widely varying readings.
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POST
New England
Lake Huron
Northfield
Eastport
Portland
Boston
Nantucket
Block Island
Albany
New York
Ste. Marie
Mich
St. Vincent
Michigan
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Marquette
Rockcliffe
Ont
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Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
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Lakes
Atlantic Coast
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Norfolk
Jacksonville
Chicago
Des Moines
Kansas City
Denver
Books that are impostors
A well known book collector, a bachelor, denounces gift books as impostors masquerading in gaudy editions. He says bibliophiles dislike the faux prestige of margins and title pages, and keep or discard gifts to spare friendship.
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Vv. Y. Sun
Purgatory
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