UL DORCHESTER Closed Suburban Interclub League a Winner
Old Dorchester Club wins the Suburban interclub league at the Mercantile Library asso ciation venue. The bowling carried the day for Old Dorchester with a 400+ pin margin. Gray scored 602 for three strings. Besarick 223 for best single string. Mercantile won whist 2 of 3. billiards split. pool won by Old Dorchester two games.
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Old Dorchester
Mercantile Library Association
Mercantile
Gray
Besarick
Cutter
Dr. A R Sanden Electric Belt Free Book
Ad claims the Sanden Electric Belt cures and restored 5000 men last year and offers a free sealed book. It invites readers to write to Dr. A R Sanden at 826 Broadway New York for more information and warnings against imitations.
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Dr. Sanden
A.R. Sanden
Broadway
New York
N.Y
Boston committee to hold hearings on city reform bills
The Massachusetts Metropolitan Affairs Committee will hear arguments on Senate bills including temporary presiding officer of the Board of Aldermen, city solicitor and corporation counsel elections, a special tax for public schools, consolidation of city treasurer collector and auditor under a city controller, police board reorganization, assessor appointment timing, city government structure, prey funds, and related measures at the State House Room 436 on February 28 at 10:30 A.M. Frederick W. Dallinghor, Chairman, George F. Mead, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Senate
James E. Hayes
City of
Ty of
Boston Board of Police
Frederick W. Dallinghr
George F. Mead
Metropolitan Sewerage and Water Bills Hearing Set
Massachusetts State House announces a March 2 10 80 a m hearing before the Committee on Metropolitan Affairs. Bills seek a single Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioner abolish the present board and form Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Commissioners establish a Metropolitan District Commission create a Boston Board of Estimate and Apportionment and authorize a Boston Artegee in Room 436.
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State House
Boston
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Senate
Metropolitan Sewerage
Board of Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners
Board of Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Commissioners
Metropolitan District Commission
Board of Estimate
Frederick W. Dallinger
George F. Mead
Mass Mercantile Affairs Committee Sets Telephone Charge Hearings
Massachusetts State House February 24 1 The Committee on Mercantile Affairs schedules hearings on the Davis petition for telephone legislation and on charges for telephone service at 1130 am and 1030 am March 1 at the State House. Also Bourner & Co and others seek regulation of telephone charges House bill No 665 at 11 am and George Y Bancher seeks public pay station charges at 1045 am. Fred H Williams chairman John L Iy clerk.
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Massachusetts
State House
Boston
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
D. W. Davis
Bourner & Co
George Y. Bancher
Fred Fh. Williams
John L. IY
Hearing on bills affecting women and minors employment
Massachusetts House committee schedules a hearing on House bills 180 26 and a third on mercantile employments of women and minors. The session will be in Room 431 State House on Tuesday March 1 at 1030 a.m. Chairman William W Leach and Clerk Thomas Donahue authorize notice.
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Massachusetts
State House
Boston
Committee On Labor
William W. Leach
Thomas Donahue
Hearing on Hudson River and Berkshire Railroad Bill
State House Boston February 23 hearing set by the Committee on Railroads for petition 61 335 to incorporate the Hudson River and Berkshire Railroad Company. The session occurs in Room 46 at 10:30 a.m. on March 10 with Rufus A. Soule and Silas D. Rhodes listed as clerks.
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Massachusetts
State House
Boston
Committee On Railroads
Hudson River & Berkshire Ilroad Company
Jenenney
Rufus A. Soule
Silas D. Rhed
Sale of Steam Yacht Chetelah to New York Yacht Club Member
Steam yacht Chetelah owned by Charles Lunt of Newburyport was sold yesterday to a New York Yacht Club member. She will leave Tanier's yard in South Boston around mid month for New York and will change her hailing port.
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Chetelah
Charles Lunt
Newburyport
New York Yacht Club
Tanier's
Boston
New York
Melrose HS Indoor Handicap Meet Held At Town Hall
Second annual indoor handicap meet of Melrose High School Athletic Association concluded last evening. Events featured include 16 yard dash won by Barry with 8 seconds, Libbey took shot put at 28 ft 10 in, Hilborn placed third. Standing high jump won by Doggod 4 ft 6 in with Whitney second. 60 yard walk won by Hilbourn with Rink second and Stebbins third. Standing broad jump won by Justin 8 ft 11 in, Merrill third. Running high jump led by Joslin 4 ft 1 1/4 in with Bowman second and Osgood third. Mile race won by Leach with Stebbins second and Bowman third. Obstacle race won by Worthen as Bish placed second and Merrill third. Time 32 seconds.
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Melrose High School Athetic Association
Melrose Town Hall
Barry
Joslin
Libbey
Hilbourn
Doggod
Whitney
Stuart
Stebbins
Rink
Justin
Osgood
Merrill
Bowman
Leach
Worthen
Bish
Guards donate to funeral costs and back Slattery bid
The Pettierity Division 87 of A O H the Bunker 11 Guards of Charlestown donated $50 toward funeral expenses for Francis Powell. Powell served four months as a member before his death. The Guards endorsed a second term for State President Edward J Slattery and urged divisions statewide to support him.
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Petiitery Division
Bunker 11 Guards
Charlestown
Francis Powell
Powell
Edward J. Slattery
Massachusetts
Boylston Wins City League Championship with Record
The Boylstons clinched the City League title last night beating Prospecta and set a league record with a 959 team net score, several players and teams also securing wins including Sherman Hub Sudbury and Carruth.
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Boylston
Boylstons
Sherman
Hub
Sudbury
Carruth
Boyiston Allega
Newton Boat Club Dominates BIA A Tonight
The Newton Boat Club posted a strong performance defeating the B and A teams in three straight games. The club showed clear edge in speed and teamwork, seizing control early and maintaining momentum throughout the contest.
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Newton
Newton Boat Club
B. IA. A
Bowling match at Boylston alleys offers $100 prize
The management of Boylston alleys offers a $100 prize to candle pin bowlers led by Bar and McAllen of St James, with Patterson and Garrett in second. Current scores list Barry with McAllen at 96 and other pairs such as Stergon Garrett 6, Roberts Williams 919, Jouve Foesa 912, Stinson Williams 908, Purrington Pierce 3. A stray cough note ends oddly about a doctor and medicine.
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Boylston
Messrs. Bar
McAllen
St. James Olan
Patterson
Garrett
Barry
Stergon
Roberts
Williams
Jouve
Foesa
Stinson
Purrington
Pierce
Fragmented Trademarked Names List From OCR Text
A garbled OCR fragment shows surnames and numbers such as Bertram 908 Sullivan and Lave 98 and oatortipan and Crockett 897 Lays 8% Hughey and Sim gon Hedge and Lays 8% Joy and Ryan Bean and Ed Bean 8&8.
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Bertram
Sullivan
Lave
Oatortipan
Crockett
Lays
Hughey
Simgon
Hedge
Joy
Ryan
Bean
Ed Bean
Central Club of Somerville Takes Interclub Bout in Charlestown
The Central Club of Somerville defeated the 909th Battery in billiards and pool during the Massachusetts Interclub tournament in Charlestown last evening, but lost in whist and bowling. Scores not provided.
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Central Club
Somerville
Charlestown
909Th Battery
Central
McDowell’s attack on Ten Eyck faces Henley test
Chicago oarsman W 8 McDowell accuses Ned Ten Eyck of professionalism citing a Labor Day protest claim that Ten Eyck was barred from a New England regatta. Supporters counter his remarks as unfounded and say Ten Eyck remains amateur per Henley stewards.
Bowling Roll-off at St James Nets Tie for First
Last night at St James alleys a roll-off produced a tied first prize for Martin and Sullivan with 214. Foley claimed third, while scores show Barry 268, Kirby 265, Wheeler 235, and Smith 240. Mentioned names include McAllen, Keating, Wibey, and others in the final standings.
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St. James
Martin
Sullivan
Foley
Cee
Barry
McAllen
Kirby
Keating
Wibey
Smith
Wheeler
Providence Bowling Victory Over Roseville A A New Jersey
Providence Athletic Association defeated Roseville Athletic Association of Newark New Jersey by 2517 to 137. P A A totals 874 and 98 with Cook 801 Thomas 581 Barney 606 Smith 525 Besley 476. Roseville Pierson 661 Wood 499 Thomas 432 Van Ness 474 Meyer 661.
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Providence
R. I
Providence Athletic Association
Roseville Athletic Association
Newark
N. J
Cook
Thomas
Barney
Smith
Besley
Roseville A. A
Pierson
Wood
van Ness
Meyer
Bonner Knocks Out Ullman in Third Round
Abe Ullman of Baltimore was knocked out in the third round by Jack Bonner of Summit Hill, Pennsylvania, at the Arena. Bonner pressed with lefts to the stomach and jaw before a final right swung Ullman to the canvas.
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Philadelphia
Abe Ullman
Jack Bonner
Summit Hill
Penn
Bonner
Ullman
Arck
Baltimore
Boxing at Amesbury results at Opera House
At the Opera House boxing night in Amesbury, Charles Robinson of Lawrence defeated Young Leary of Dover. Patrick Cook of Amesbury beat Jack Meader of Newburyport, Tom Brown of Malden outboxed Bill Balch of Dover, Professor John Bartlett of Beverly defeated Harry Wilmot of Amesbury, Jack Santry of Haverhill lost to Fred Gould of Malden, and Herbert Wilmot of Amesbury drew with Tal Santry of Amesbury.
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Amesbury
Opera House
Charles Robinson
Lawrence
Young Leary
Dover
N. H
Robinson
Jack Meader
Newburyport
Patrick Cook
Tom Brown
Malden
Prques
Bill Balch
John Bartlett
Beverly
Harry Wilmot
Jack Santry
Haverhill
Fred Gould
Herbert Wilmot
Tal Santry
Boxing Gossip Signals March Schedule In Boston Circuit
The column lists bouts and matchups for a March Lyceum Hall program in East Boston including Ike McArthur vs Larry Hayes Louis Sullivan vs Kid Foley Tom Dolan vs Paddy Rowan Donovan brothers midget boxers Henry Higgins Harold and Clark dancing acts Tom Curtin vocalist Tim Kearns vs a mystery opponent and other planned fights. It notes cancellations Bolstered by Philadelphias ongoing promotions and potential English title bout plans with Akers Goode and Purtell plus a six round clash Butler vs Brennan and several sparring dates in March and May 23 National Sporting Club event.
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Columbian Wing Association
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Ike McArthur
Larry Hayes
Louis Sullivan
Kid Foley
Tom Dolan
Paddy Rowan
Donovan Brothers
Henry Higgins
Harold and Clark
Tom Curtin
Tim Kearns
Inquirer
Kid
Lavigne
Billy Layton
Hot Springs
Ark
Seaside Athletic Club
South Boston
Oscar Gardner
Cincinnati
Freddy Bogan
Arena
Philadelphia
Peter Maher
Frank Childs
Chicago
Bob Armstrong
Frank Erne
Dal Hawkins
Billy Kittier
Martin Flaherty
Martin
Harry Tracy
Medford Street
Charlestown
Bob Allen
Jimmy Dunne
Jake Tracy
Tom Wilson
Joe Robinson
Charley Scarville
Arthur Akers
Paddy Purtell
Chesterfield Goode
England
National Sporting Club
Joe Butler
Mike Brennan
Porta Costa Giant
Butler
Timmy Kearns
Not Guilty in Manslaughter Case Against Gordon
James Ke Gordon, held since January 12 for the death of Joseph W Towle, was found not guilty of manslaughter as the jury ruled the shooting an accident. Judge Joseph J Corbett represented the defendant.
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W J. E. Gordon
James KE. Gordon
Joseph W. Towle
Joseph J. Corbett
Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart Promoted in Ontario Ad
An advertisement claims Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart cures heart weakness in thirty minutes with thousands testifying. It quotes Mrs W T Rundle of Dundalk Ontario noting rapid relief after first dose and mentions sellers Sol Sold Woodward & Co 52 Bromfield and Sheppard & Co 112 Washington.
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Sol
Woodward & CO
Bromfield Sheppard & CO
Washington Ati
World of Sport Highlights and Upcoming Events
A raft of athletic items includes a new South Boston Yacht Club clubhouse planned for next fall and A A A gymnastic championships set for March 9 at the K A Centre New York. Brookline High A A games March 3 in Town Hall, J F Barry of Boston Chess Club to play in the international match March 18 19. Cross country entry list reopened closing March 3 for a March 6 run at 3 30 p m. Holy Cross invited to relay race at Franklin Field April 23 with Carlisle Brown and Georgetown. Carney and Fiterald to contest world championship handball at 00 a side across three cities. Hicks brothers pursue intercity circuit as Driving Club reorganizes. Tennis Open singles cup at Newton Winter Tennis Club March 14 with entries due March 10.
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South Boston
Holy Cross
Carlisle
Brown
Georgetown
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
William Carney
James Fiterald
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Greenpoint
George Hicks
Combination Park
Hicks Brothers
Bridgeport
Saecon
Newton Winter Tennis Club
William H. Rice
Newton Centre
New England School of Boxing Ad at Hotel Pelham
An advertisement fragment for the New England School of Boxing and physical culture lists 74 Boylston Street and the Hotel Pelham as locations. The readable text mentions Pasa and Usabes, suggesting names or programs associated with the boxing school.
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NEW England School OF Boxing and Physical Culture
Boyiston St
Hotel Pelham
Pasa
Usabes
Pao
Bicycle Notes From Club Meet And Racing Hints
A note on the ’99 Meet Club meeting set for Tuesday at the Copley Square Hotel. Reports on professional riders show a steady core of old guard members, with a veteran trainer keeping his renewals despite long service. Yale’s bicycle squad plans training in New Haven with captaincy for Lawrence Tweedy and turnover from last year’s grads Hill Butler and French. Lesna the Swiss ace may race in the U S again this summer. Providence’s Hillsgrove track seeks International Track Association membership. Rhode Island marks Bicycle Day on February 2. Lozier corrected a report that Gougoltz and Lamberack joined Cleveland rides. they race for Cleveland by choice, not as Lozier riders.
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W. 8. McDowell
Chicago
Ned Ten Eyck
McDowell
Ten Eyck
New England Amateur Rowing Association
England
Henley
Rupert Guinness
Boston
Whitehead
Aquatics
Sholze
Schults
Narrangansett Boat Club
Joe Whitehead
Lake Quinsigamond
Worcester
Wachusett Boat Club
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Philadelphia
Chicagoan
Ned
New York
Faneuil Hall
Joe Maguire
Rowing Association
Maguire
Tenyck
New England
Post
Northwestern Medical Colege
BE. A. Guinness
Gaudaur
Copley Square
Old Guard
Yale University
New Haven
Lawrence Tweedy
Hill
Butler
Lesna
Hillsgrove
Providence
R. I
International Track Association
Rhode Island
H. A. Lozier & Co
Gougoltz and Lamberack
International collegiate games with England debated
Intercollegiate Association executives reported a plan for two track and field series between Oxford Cambridge winners and American champions. Oxford declined to enter, citing amateur status concerns and other difficulties, delaying cross Atlantic meetings to later years.
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New York
England
Intercollegiate Association
America
Oliver Shiras
Cornell
H. W. Howe
Harvard
S. K. Girard
Yale
F. B. Bliss
Pennsylvania
Oxford
Cambridge
Opening of New York and Boston Baseball Seasons
President Andrew Freedman of the New York Baseball Club announces the season start on April 16 in New York against the Bostons. After two games New York will travel to Boston for an April 19 opener on Patriots Day.
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New York
Patriots
Andrew Freedman
New York Baseball Club
Bostons
New Yorks
Boston
Baseball News and Personal Notices From St Louis
Captain Tebeau mourns the death of his 6 year old son while Cincinnati players sign contracts. Dusty Miller and Pink Hawley join. Silver King may return to St Louis as Tim Hurst presides. Earl Wagner to attend the league meeting opposing farming. Chairman Hart and Al Reach propose practical rules edits to clarify the playing code.
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Tebeau
Cincinnati
Dusty Miller
Pink Hawley
Silver King
St. Louis
Tim Hurst
Earl Wagner
Hart
al Reach
Unwritten History: Stonewall Jackson Called Strong Unionist
Mrs. Louisa Jackson Arnold, Stonewall Jackson’s sister, recalls her brother’s early Unionist stance. She says he opposed secession at the outbreak of the rebellion, writing letters advising neighbors to oppose Virginia’s division from the Union. The letters were later stolen from her iron box.
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Stonewall’ Jackson
Louisa Jackson Arnold
New York Times
Misa Arnold
Columbus
Jackson
Richmond
Virginia
Arnold
Self-Realization and Regret After Russian Marriage
An unnamed woman stands before a mirror and reflects on beauty and self knowledge. She longs to speak her name but cannot. She then regrets marrying a Russian, revealing a consequential inner struggle in a Detroit Journal fragment.
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Detroit Journal
Old Timers Reunion Of The King Philip Base Ball Club
The King Philip Base Ball Club reunion was held at the United States Hotel with Homer Green as president. Eighteen original members and several descendants attended, reflecting on 1868 first games at the Hollows near the Institute of Technology. Aiming to repeat the gathering annually, the event featured poetry by Mae Parker and musical performances, with several officers and members listed among the attendees.
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King Philip Baseball Club
United States
King Philip
Homer Green
Hollows
Institute of Technology
National Golf Association
Captain Green
Mae Parker
Fred Parker
King Philips
Arthur H. Gilson
Messrs
Frank Heyer
Harry A. Batchelder
Ed. Rumery
Gilson
Chub
Sullivan
George Richardson
George B. H. Griffin
Samuel Hamblin
Wendell P. Battles
Charles W. Davis
Roslindale
Boston
C. A. Pendleton
Roxbury
C. D. Coffin
George L. Morrison
West Roxbury
Melrose
Ed Rumery
Will Neagle
Medford
C. S. Willard
C. F. W. Schlimper
W. H. Parker
C. F. Towle
George G. Endicott
Newton
Interscholastic Championships Entry List and Events
Appended entry list for the schoolboy championships to be decided this afternoon at Mechanics Building. Teams include Somerville High School Roxbury Latin Hopkinson's School Browne & Nichols Worcester Academy Noble & Greenough's Boston English High School and many more. Events cover sprint distances 45 and 40 yards, 800 and 1000 yard runs, 600 yard run, 45 yard low hurdles, running high jump, shot put and pole vault with each school eligible if under 21.
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Mechanics’ Building
Somerville High School
B. L
Roxbury Latin
Hop
Hopkinson’s School
Browne & Nichols
W. A
Worcester Academy
Noble & Greenough’s
Boston English
W. H
Worcester
Brookline High School
Boston Latin School
C. H
Chauncy-Hall
Wal
Waltham High School
Roxbury High School
Hale’s
Hale's
Cambridge
P. EB
A. A
Newpt. H. S
Newburyport High School
Boston
Ev. H. S
Everett High Hoot
R. A. Pope
F. M. Burke
C. Colby
J. C. Myers
B. Covel
H. T. Winchester
M. B. Lang
R. L
Blake
A. T. Baker
G. F. I. Emery
Rh.a. Wood
W. F. Chase
H. B. Owens
N. H
W. W. Waldison
B. C. Laney
C. Haven
M. Schoonmaker
Rox
H. S. Lombard
O. Packard
G. Evans
Wab
W. P. Keyes
R. W. Locke
G. Bancroft
L. S
I. B. Dunn
Rex. H
S. R. C. Batchelder
R. G. Bulock
G. M. Wells
H. Woolf
A. J. Rorke
E. H. We
H. EF. Smith
Newpt
H. S. Co
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J. H. Converse
Hales
R. J. Cram
G. H. Hull
R. F. Estabrook
RR. L
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Ev. A
C. J. Ives
Salem H
R. Roberts
H. Bullard
J. WH. Blackburn
E. N. Dorr
Converse
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W. Hazlett
A. C. Abbott
FE. W. Shirk
EB. H. Goodrich
S. J. Ripley
R. A. Denel
F. H. S. Potting
C. B. Foster
C. Daly
W. W. Coe
R. Hale
F. FE. Smith
C. Myers
A. AL
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Ch. H
A. Testeh
CC. Ho
R. BR. Norris
F. Spear
E. Newman
B. Wendell, Jr
L. Blake
G. Roamman
C. Reed
Ve. Worcester Academy
BR. W. Shirk
F. M. Kinsley
J. H. Shirk
F. H. Kimbrough
J. McPherson
Wahban School
R. CG. Batchelder
C. 8. For
Newport High School
H. E. Smith
Colby
FP. Burke
A. Safford
H. Waters
Roxbury Latin School
B. M. Magnani
B. Abbott, Jr
S&s
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H. C. Fish
H.T. Winchester
L. O. Maas
R.S& Franklin
L. R. Stanley
Keough Beats Bruce in Close Frame Victory
Keough defeated Bruce in a series of frames last night, taking matches 1 15 11 12 16 100 15 10 16 30 200 amid a tense evening of play. The writeup notes Keough's steady form and suggests Bruce challenged throughout the competition.
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Ashwo Loring
Arwood
Paul Eeeeesesea
I Spencer
Central
Bailey
Brastow
Robertson Hathaway Eee
Mr. Keough
Bruce
Keo
Church in Boston Brings Faith to Daily Life in Acts
The Boston church blends preaching with widespread service and outreach. Its pastor and members emphasize work over show, offering shelter and aid to diverse ages from children to the elderly. An illustrated Sunday Post feature tomorrow will detail its deeds.
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Boston
Legion
Sunday Post
Sunday Religious Services Across Boston Area
The schedule lists numerous church services and events including First Baptist Church on Commonwealth Avenue led by Rev Nathan E Wood D D with 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m sermons and Sunday school at noon, Tremont Temple with Rev George Lorimer leading morning service in memory of Frances E Willard, and a 3 p m song service, Union Mass Meeting for Children at Clarendon Street Baptist Church, and multiple other churches such as Tremont Street M E Church First Presbyterian Roxbury Presbyterian and Boston spiritual temples with sermons lectures and special music and public invites throughout the day.
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First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Nathan E. Wood
D. D
Tremont Temple
George C. Lorimer
Frances E. Willard
M. R. Deming
Lorimer Hall
Dr. Lorimer
F. ¥An
H. Hindle
George E. Schultz
Thomas
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
E. P. Hammond
Hartford
Conn
Children’s Evangeiist
Evangelistic Association of New England
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
William Ss. Kesey
Charles A. Washburn
Murphy Temperance Meeting
Christian Endeavor
Washburn
Park Street Church
Smith Baker
Ameriqga
Charles A. Crane
Saratoga Street Methodist Church
Tremont Street
M. E. Church
Concord and
Tremont Streets
John D. Pickles
Tor
Epworth League
People's Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
James Boyd Brady
Jesus
James
Maine
Fourth Presbyterian Church
South Boston
Charles J. Cameron
Judas
McKinley
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Aivenue
Scott F. Hershey
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Warren and
Woodbine Streets
J. J. Dunlop
Christ
Nazareth
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
BE. D. Concannon
Theodore Parker
Edgerly
Mabel Mithan
Ladies’ Shubert
Ther Gospel OF Spirit Return Sociepty
Minnie M. Soule
Appleton Hall
Appleton Street
Paine Memorial Building
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Bright Garnel
Reven Thomas
DPD
Harvard Congregational Church
Brookline
Donald Browne
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Palestine
Fulton
Sneaker Reed
Rome
Cuba
Benjamin Fay Mills
Music Hall
Gertrude Cochran
Jerusalem
St. Paul
Porter
Barnby
Scott
Hospitaller
Sunday Institute
Parte Square
Barlow
T 8
B. of P. Club
Walter Baker
Washington Street
Dorchester
Bibi the Play Shown for Charity at Association Hall
Charles Barnard's comedy Bibi the Play nee Bibi was performed last evening at Association Hall for the Boston Teachers Mutual Benefit Association. The crowded house benefited from the production by the author of County Fair and featured a comic look at toys.
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Charles Barnard
Association Hall
Boston Teachers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Lyford Confirmed as Naval Officer of Customs
Washington February 26 The Senate today confirmed J Lyford of New Hampshire as naval officer of customs for the Boston and Charlestown district.
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Washington
Senate
J. ©. Lyford
New Hampshire
Boston
Charlestown
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder Endorsed by James Headley
A testimonial extols Dr Agnews Catarrhal Powder as a cure for chronic catarrh after years of ill health. The note claims instant relief and rapid recovery, naming Dundew NSW and merchants Sord Woodw & Co and Sheppard.
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Sord Wooodww & Co
Bromfled Et
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E. FH
W. S. Tufts
R. C. Dorr
W. IA
F. M. Foley
G. F. Riley
E. H
Newet
H. S
R. L. S. Blake
Wo OF Chase
G. H. Daniels
P. Carr
C. Seaver
T. Quinlan
J. W. Howe
GB. H. S
M. Schoonmaker Rex
H. Lombard
B. IL. S
E. W. Shirk
W. KH. Calley
A. F. Hills
G. H. Hersey
A. H. Griswold
W. Moran
G. L. Dow
L. B. G. Teipheimer
T. Foster
H. I. Baldwin
Allen
W. R. Bacon
BE. BE. Whitman
J. Woleh
I. Porter
F. G. Richards
J. B Ayer, Jr
H. H. Lynch
Stones
Hapline
Ch. H. A
F. Richardson
BE. C. Rust
D. Somers
J. H. Barnard
N. H. S. S. Usher
H. W. Locke
E. M Ayer
W. Tilton
Rex
W. J. Cooper
D McLean
R. F. Edwards
J. F. Gough
H. Pray
R.A. Pope
P. P. Fdeon
F. J. Kerns
C. Henry
EB. Whitman
B. Cole
G. Parker
Hon
L. B. Abbott, Jr
S. H. Wolcott
W. A. Hersey
P. KE
W. D. Cotter
PP. Wood
P. H. Linehan
RE. H. S
Keough
Boston Religious Society
Baptist
Methodist
Presbyterian
Spiritualisth
Bibi
Lyford
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