Spreading Their Faith Unitarian club hosts major lecture
The Unitarian Club at the Hotel Vendome drew over 150 members for an evening of after-dinner talks led by Collector Saltonstall and Rev. Howard N. Brown. Attendees included ex governor Charles H. Bell and numerous clergy and civic leaders as they discussed missionary work and the need to expand Unitarian influence.
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Charles H. Bell
New Hampshire
Howard N. Brown
Brookline
John Varson Rhoades
New York
A. L. Soule
George S. Hale
Pitt Dillingham
John H. Mavors
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Mr. Heiser
Chicopee
George Wigglesworth
Darwin E. Ware
David H. Coolidge
Edward Hale
Uriel H. Crocker
James C. Davis
Stephen M. Crosby
George H. Ellis
William Howell Reed
Frank M. Ames
Grenville H. Norcross
Henry H. Edes
James Longley
George L. Lovett
William H. Ladd
Weston Lewis
Augustus E. Scott
Charles G. Wood
D. Webster King
William C. Collar
Solomon Lincoln
Arthur Lord
Alanson Bigelow
W. I. Matehet
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Unitarian leaders urge funds for church expansion
Leaders including Rev Grindall Reynolds and Ex-Governor Bell of New Hampshire address the Unitarian Club urging stronger support for the denomination in Massachusetts. They stress building a reserve fund, expanding mission work, and uniting free churches while noting exhausted loan funds and ongoing church extension efforts across New England.
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Cleveland letter on religion cites duty in church state union
In a Feb 9 note from PrivApEuLouis the tenth anniversary Catholic Club banquet at Hotel Bellevue is described. Cardinal Gibbons, invited, left for Rome. Archbishop Corrigan was to attend but remained in the West Indies. President Cleveland declines to attend but praises the club and urges citizens to follow religious teachings to support civil law and national duty.
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Salem Labor Group Aims to Form Nonstrike Knights
In Salem an effort grows to establish a new labor organization based on mutual aid with a pledge not to strike or boycott until arbitration first fails. Former Knights of Labor leaders back a board of arbitration for all disputes and expect broad membership and wide employer approval.
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Irregularities in Leighton Accounts Shock Boston Officials
A long review of clerk John C. Leighton’s Municipal Criminal Court books reveals a tangled record of receipts and entries from 1870 to 1886. Experts estimate losses around 200 000 dollars while probing the scope of alleged irregularities and possible misappropriation.
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Wage Disputes Trigger Cutter and Stitching Room Walkouts
Lynn reports widespread walkouts as Rumsey Bros cutters strike over wage cuts. one family man remains to support dependents. Fifty Lord & Gerry stitching room workers also quit while Boland & Spinney workers left for unknown reasons. State board arbitration on the F. W. Breed case awaited, with a report expected this evening.
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Boy Dies From Toboggan Accident In Marblehead
The nine year old son of Joseph Philiisis died yesterday from injuries after a toboggan accident Saturday. He was on a double runner when another sled pushed it down the hill. A descending toboggan struck the sled at the chute foot, flinging the boy about twenty feet and breaking his hip and arm and knocking out several teeth.
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Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows Opens in Massachusetts
The annual session of the Grand Encampment I O O F Massachusetts opened at Odd Fellows Hall with many grand officers and representatives from subordinate encampments. Reports show 56 encampments and 7809 members. treasurer's balance 8639 dollars and trustees 5478 in stock and cash. Grand Patriarch Rufus B Gifford of Salem will surrender his insignia at session end.
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Crabbe as a Poet Lecture Draws Literary Ladies
A group of women met in the Miss John son senior gymnasium at 15 Newbury Street yesterday afternoon to hear Miss Charlotte Fiske Bates discuss the life and works of the British poet George Crabbe. She praised his biography by his son published in 1834 and traced Crabbe’s early struggles and later success under Edmund Burke, weaving a romantic narrative.
Unbranded Whiskey Cases Shipped On Request in Boston
A notice describes unbranded whiskey cases that conceal pod content and avoid identification. It states orders may be mailed to Chester H. Graves & Sons or any Boston wholesale druggist or family grocer, with unbranded cases shipped on request.
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Temperance Talk Highlights Boy Welfare Theme
The third monthly Women’s Christian Temperance Union program was at the YWCA hall. Dr. Campbell discussed alcohol’s harm in infant care, Misses Root sang, Mann and Cassell played violin, Walker and Moore spoke, and Mrs. Goss urged boy rights and early temperance leadership.
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Boston Theatres Offer Mixed Programs Tonight
The Boston Ideal Opera Company presents Adina at 7 45 in the Boston Theatre. Hollis Street Theatre showcases Boucicault in Fin Ma Cool at 7 45. Boston Museum shows Held by the Enemy at 7 40. Globe Theatre features The Knights in Over the Garden Wall at 7 45. Ae Theatre presents Sloodman Blind at 8 30. Howard Atilenium hosts The Kernell Specialty Company. Biou Theatre shows Hoop of Gold with 2 pm and 8 pm shows.
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Auction sale today of Oriental rugs by Leonard and Co
Leonard and Co conduct an auction today at 3 p.m. selling Oriental rugs and related items.
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Hartshorn Blodgett and Hovey Allen Marriages
At Trinity Church on February 9 vows were exchanged by Harry M. Hartshorn and Georgie Blodgett in a ceremony led by Rev. Phillips Brooks. In Brookline on February 9 Major Charles L. Hovey wed Bertha Edna Cheney with Rev. Allen Thomas officiating.
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Deaths in Sharon and nearby areas list many obituaries
Mary Ann Newman Wyeth widow of John Wyeth Cambridge aged 71 3. Thomas Russell Hon aged 61. Prayers at 20 Hancock St and Plymouth Mass funeral details. Henry Allen 84 9, Dorchester. Mary A Brown 85 Dorchester. Moses Burgess 37 5. Matilda Croucher 52. Daniel Collins 50. Thomas French 73. Julia Hartson 54 wife of George. Mary I Littlefield 79 widow of Samuel. Jane Proctor wife of John H. Proctor. Caroline Sargent widow of Henry Winthrop Sargent Fishkill New York. Adam Brown Adams 21 Wolfeboro NH. John D. Earle 50 Pawtucket RI. Porter A. Gladwin East Somerville. Horatio N. Peak 75 Medford. Captain Benjamin T. Robbins 46 7 in Phenix Arn formerly Kingston. Willam C. Thayer 42 Owosso Mich formerly Boston.
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New Greville Memoirs Volume on Queen Victoria Era
Appleton and Co publish the concluding Greville Memoirs volume by Charles Greville detailing the reign of Queen Victoria from 1837 to 1852 with notes on events like the Crimean War and the Indian Mutiny. Priced at $2.00 per 12mo cloth, following earlier two-volume sets on George IV and William IV and Victoria 1837–1852.
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Brazil Its Condition and Prospects
Ex-Consul-General C Andrews, former U S Minister to Norway and Sweden, presents a 12mo volume on Brazil with 553 pages priced at $1.50 Preface notes three years in Rio de Janeiro and interior travels as basis for insights.
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A Zealot in Tulle. A Novel
An annunciation of a new novel by Mrs. Witprick titled A Zealot in Tulle features 12mo format with cloth binding priced at 1.60 and paper edition at 50 cents, signaling a literary release record.
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George Manville Fenn
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