Brave Rescue At Sea Tugs Webster Crew Saved By Everett Webster
The missing steam tug Edwin H Webster from New York, after days adrift in a north wind and gale, was rescued by the Philadelphia schooner Everett Webster. Captain George Clark and nine men survived, with two scows lost and crew meanwhile exposed to freezing conditions aboard the Webster. The Everett Webster evacuated ten men, while scows No 5 and its crew remain missing, with a Luckenbach search ongoing from New York Harbor.
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Winrarp Haven
George Clark
Edwin H. Webster
New York
Everett Webster
Bowen
Philadelphia
Boston
Clark
Rockaway Ianiet
Coney Island
Ater
Agate
Nichls
Webster
Nicholl
Simonels
W. M. Leeds
Robert H. Lasher
Thomas Wall
C. J. Knowles
Firman Vauser
John Zane
Olaf Burgrist
Dennis Manning
William Gillin
John Lund
Everet Webster
Leeds
Iighlands
Navesink
Specian
Luckenbach
Scow
Charles Crump
Flavius Canali
Crump
Hamilton Avenue
Brooklyn
Scotland
Canali
Franklin Street
Dr Bull Cough Syrup Adette 265 cts for Children
An old advertisement urges keeping Dr Bull's Cough Syrup where children are present. It highlights a price of 265 cents and emphasizes readiness for coughs or colds.
Spurgeon Dies in England Night of Decisive Fame
England mourns as Charles Spurgeon, famed preacher and educator, dies shortly after 11 p m. His career spans Waterbeach to the Tabernacle in London with a broad literary output including Treasury of David and Sword and Trowel. His family lineage of preachers, overseas reach, and Pastors College mark a lasting evangelical legacy.
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Mr. Spurgeon
England
Kelvedon
Essex
James Spurgeon
Stambourne
John Spurgeon
Charles
Thomas
Greenwich
New Zealand
Spurgeon
Maidstone
Becam
Newmarket
Cambridge
Feversham
Tle
Colchester
Waterbe
David
Sword and Trowel
Stockwell Orphanage Aid Across World Faces Cost
The text describes Stockwell Orphanage housing 500 children at about 50000 per year. It notes open access to the needy regardless of parents religion, plus many smaller institutions including Colportage Society, mission stations and 22 Sunday schools. All sustained by voluntary efforts.
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Ers
Stockwell
Colportage Society
Famous yacht builder Holbrook dead in Boston
Samuel E. Holbrook, noted yacht builder and former Charlestown Navy Yard master, died suddenly at his daughter's home after a severe grip illness. He aided the Union war effort, left three daughters, and funeral services are planned in Boston with burial at Copps Hill.
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Hixneuam
Samuel E. Holbrook
Boston
Mes
George H. Arnold
Simmer Street
Holbrook
Charlestown Navy Yard
Commercial Street
Whittemore & Holbrook
D. J. Lawlor
John L. Webb
John M. Brown
Charlestown
George Hi
Arnold
Hingham
Copps Hill
Wages and Morals Lecture at Y M C A Discusses Fair Wages
The Rev Dr Banks spoke on the relation of wages to morals at the Y M C A yesterday. Joseph Cook presided, with Gordon noting Banks refused pay and a March 17 benefit lecture planned. Banks argued dignity of labor comes from moral purpose and just wages, warning low pay and long hours brutalize workers. The report also details a Boston policy shop at 126 Water Street over twenty one months, its operations, and key personnel Brummit Nickerson Foster and Smith.
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Dr. Banks
Joseph Cook
Gordon
Banks
W. R. Haven
Cook
Pxuser
Europe
Water Street
No. 126
Boston
Iack
Athe KY. FT. HY
Albert O. Brummit
William H. Nickerson
Charles Foster
Alfred Smith
Brummit
James P. Revare
Mr. Reveare
Steamer Sumatra reports sunken vessel near Cape Henlopen
Lewes Delaware January 31 The Sumatra from Shields arrived at Breakwater and passed nine miles southeast of Cape Henlopen two standing topmasts of a sunken vessel believed to be a steamer. Upper portion black lower portion yellow American ensign was flying union down The triumph of the age Salvation Oil first class liniment for 25 cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewes
Del
Sumatra
Shields
Cape Henlopen
Union
Salvation Oil
Fashion's Pointed Finger Shapes 1892 Furniture Tastes
A satirical essay contrasts old military drill and furniture selling with 1892 fashion driven style. It notes fashion’s instant influence, the demand for Rococo gold furniture, and urges readers to order the General Catalogue for 1892 by sending five two cent stamps.
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Davy Crockett
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TWU
Newark
N. J
Milburn
County
Guy Brown
Guy Roswell Brown
Newburyport
David B. Sanborn
Salisbury Plain
Brown
Superior Court
LEE & Shepard
Jameson
Nees Ton
Melon & Knowles
Eya Uily
G.w.simmons&co
North ST
New England
Agenis’ Department
G. W. Simmons & Co
Oak Hall
North Street
the Investment Trust CO. OF America
The
City Real Estate Trust Co
Devonshire ST
Bromfield Street
C.F. Woodward & CO
Bromfield ST
Tremont
C. A. Young
Tremont Street
Gress
SPA
Circ
Province Court
Henry B. Thayer
Clough & Hardy
W. E. Patterson
John C. Gerive
O. P. Burris
New Berprorp
American Rocket Company
Pope’s Island
Charles M. Stubbs
George Ellenwood
William Ling
Treasury
Phillips
D. B. Gurney
Massachusetts Loan and Trust CO
Cemis
John Hancock
Tug Webster
Vineyard Haven
Scow 5
Muk
Matthews
Policy Syndicate
Boston Post
Herald
Paine’s Furniture
Canal ST
Maine
Pepe
Advertiser Journal, News
LIFE
INSCO
J. T. Phelps
State Ag, Dev
Mass
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