New Year Thoughts at Unity Church by Minot Savage
Minot Savage delivers New Year thoughts at the Unity Church in a crowded Union Hall service with Rev. Phillips Brooks and William H. Baldwin. He ponders the past and future, the limits of transfer of higher life, the value of perseverance, and calls for progress, reform, and a grander tomorrow.
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Union Hall
Phillips Brooks
William H. Baldwin
Brooks
Barney
Dr. Brooks
Jacob
Angel
Union
Rooks
Baldwin
Henry P. Kidder
Mr. Daldwin
Past and Future Explored in Unity Church Sermon
Rev Minot J Savage at Church of the Unity spoke on The Past and the Future from Ephesians. He argued time is relative and that yesterday and tomorrow are dreams, urging focus on present action and the enduring life of the unseen world.
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Minot J. Savage
Church of the Unity
Threshold of a New Year Sermon Urges Courage and Resolve
In Boston, Rev E A Horton at Second Church urges readers to face the new year with light and forward motion. He warns against overconfidence and snap judgments, advocates charity toward enemies, and urges bravery to resist small conformities while embracing wise stillness. He cites 1891 as complex yet hopeful.
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E. A. Horton
Boston
Max
Horton
Ezekiel xlvi
France
Germany
Government Baking Powder Tests Endorse Royal Brand
Government investigations by the United States and Canada declare Royal Baking Powder superior in leavening strength. Official reports condemn rival manufacturers' statements as falsifications.
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United States
Royal
A Carnival of Sports at the New Armory in Boston
Preparations for a lively indoor handicap meeting under the Boston Athletic and First Regiment Athletic associations proceed. events include running races, tug of war, walking, jumping, and throwing. Prizes awarded, entries due by Feb 4 with fees. Also notes on wrestling, rowing machines, bowling results, swimming, tennis, school races, and baseball conference plans.
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Irvington Street
H. S. Cornish
Exeter Street
Boston Athletic Association
Woodland Parks
Auburndale
Arlingtons
Chelseas
Providence Swimming Club
Philip Manchester
H.C. Haven
Dr. Haven
R. B. Metcalf
Tom Pettitt
R. D. Sears
Fiske Warren
Charles Ames
F. A. Brennan
Olympian
Massachusetts Institute Technology Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
Melrose Athletic Club
Lafayette Social and Athletic Club
Arlen W. Thurman
Fifth Avenue
American Association
A. Prince
Players’ League
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Boston
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
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Bushong
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Werhing
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Optimist View of 1890s Outlook and New Year Hope
The speaker urges discreet progress and serenity, celebrating optimism and growth. He argues the world is improving, sects converge, and peace prevails despite fears of war. Emphasizing gratitude, rational religion, and a hopeful stance toward the new year, he urges trust and cheerful resolve.
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New England
Religion and industry in Boston January 1891 sermon
In a January 1891 Boston talk, the speaker urged practical religion tied to daily life. He argued God decrees both industry and faith, calling young men to direct interests toward virtue, hope, courage, and salvation while rejecting cruelty, lust, and avarice.
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Harvard College
Albany
Mr. Haynes
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Christ
Park Street Church Without Pastor. Barbour Occupies Pulpit
Park Street Church remains pastorless as deacons deny any imminent selection. Yesterday and last night Professor W. M. Barbour formerly of Yale and now head of the Congregational College of Canada at Montreal preached. The annual meeting for officer elections and routine business will convene Tuesday evening.
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W. M. Barbour
Yale
Congregational College of Canada
Montreal
Society For
Moody Addresses Vast Clarendon Street Congregation
Evangelist Dwight L. Moody preached morning and evening at Clarendon Street Baptist Church to large crowds that filled aisles and galleries. He quoted scriptures, reviewed notable converts, and urged that true rest comes only through Jesus, not wealth or office, with an after-service address drawing most worshippers to stay for his closing words.
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Drowning of Two Boys at Cambridge on Ice Incident
About Town reports Joseph Martin and Horace Butler, both fourteen, of Cambridge, drowned Saturday afternoon skating on the Charles River near Whittemore's Point. Three others fell through but were saved. Also noted: a man in South Boston leapt from a window to escape arrest, fracturing his skull. week death toll 204, down from 348 last year. flood of water data from Sudbury Cochituate and Mystic works. eighteenth annual Needy and Worthy Children festival at Union Hall. final hearing on Everett street crossing abolition shows no objection to proposed straight slopes replacing curved approaches.
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West Fourth Street
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Mystic Works
Union Hall
J. W. Henry
Cadet Orchestra
Everett Street
Albany
Allston
Railroad Commissioners
Bailey
Religion of the Foot and of the Wing at People’s Gospel Service
The second meeting of the People’s Gospel Service drew a full Music Hall crowd with choral pieces led by Mrs Minnie Stevens-Coffin and Mr E J Haynes. A social was announced for Wesleyan Hall next Wednesday, two services are planned next Sunday, and a bible class will follow morning services. Haynes urged commitment beyond lukewarm churchgoing while Holman noted fundraising needs and thanked participants for strong attendance. The sermon contrasted the body’s feet with the soul’s wings as one travels beyond physical limits toward peace.
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Music Hall
Rock of Ages
Minnie Stevens-Coffin
Lillian Carl Smith
J. ©. Bartlett
KE. L. Jordan
Emory J. Haynes
Wesleyan Hall
Haynes
L. Holman
Bartlett
Mr. Haynes
Sailors Home to Rise Near Channel Dredging in Winthrop
The Great Head Yacht Club plans a new club house 1600 yards from the old site near the dredged channel for Winthrop. The 52 by 47 foot dance hall, bowling alleys, billiard room, chart lounge, lockers, and a granite wharf structure aim for completion by July 1 with Willard M. Bacon as architect.
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Willard M. Bacon
Water Street
Hull Yachtmen Dine At Annual Club Dinner
Hull Yacht Club held its annual dinner at Youngs with Vice Commodore John J. Henry presiding. Respondents to toasts included Secretary William A. Cary Judge Charles Loring Harrison Hume Charles J. Morrill L. Stewart Jordan James B. Forsythe and William J. Golding. Mayor Hart attended and received an ovation from the sailors.
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Young’s
John J. Henry
William A. Cary
Charles ¥. Loring
Harrison Hume
Charles J. Morrill
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L. Stewart Jordan
Massachusetts Yacht Club
James
Stepniak to Speak on Nihilists at Chickering Halls
Stepniak opens his American lecture tour at Chickering Halls this evening. The Russian reformer will recount personal experiences from his Nihilist days before exile, offering insights into the movement and its ranks.
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Numiem
Stepniak
Chickering Halls
Court Intervenes in Calcagni Habeas Corpus Case
Jan 3 supreme court action orders guardianship proceedings for Charlotta Calcagni and places the child at the New England Home for Little Wanderers. The court allows the father daily 2 to 4 pm access at the institution while guardianship is resolved.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Homes
Edward H. Calcagni
New York City
Charlotta Calcagni
Lucy C. Freedley
Boston
Lucy C. Freediey
Isabella Eugenia Caicagni
New England
Little Wanderers
Newton Street
M. Murphy
Shattuck & Monroe
Suffolk
Norfolk
Middlesex
Barnstable
Equity
Five Session January Court Sits At New Room
The January sitting of the court will hold five sessions starting Tuesday. A fourth session moves to the former Superior Criminal Court room, not at 22 School Street. Chief Justice Mason presides first half. Judge Aldrich last half. Judge Barker oversees the third session for the first week. Judge Dewey returns for the fifth session, with equity matters to finish. Divorce cases begin Tuesday. Other presiding judges remain unannounced. Trial lists will be prepared by Monday noon.
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School Street
Mason
Aldrich
Barker
Dewey
Civil Case Citations and Names Listed in Docket Notes
A fragmentary docket-like item lists multiple case names with docket numbers including Clark peneness versus Amerize, Stecker versus Jun, Sulloane versus Webster, Paine versus Audge, Eustes versus Murphy, Hyde versus Blaney, Robinson versus Tufts, Perkins, Knight versus Graham, Hila versus M Marnin, Lee versus Haskell, Creany Tobia, and Stevens versus Lane. The text appears as a catalog of case references rather than a narrative.
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Webster
Audge
Paine
Eustes
Murphy
Clark
Hyde
H Blaney
Robinson
Tufts
Perkins
Knight
Graham
Municipal Court Case List From First and Second Sessions
A municipal court docket lists multiple civil actions by case number and parties. Names include Reynolds versus Mitcha, Barkley versus Kee, Freedley versus Smith, Brooks versus Hubbard, O Brien versus Bowker, Pratt versus Stewart, Emond versus Gaffney, Wright versus Clough, Abney versus Vearse, Haalings versus Freeman, Wilkshire versus Lyons, Toomey versus Davis, Curtis versus Farley, Petere Jr versus lar, Cummings versus Stew, Goldstein versus Gold, Lyman versus Anabie, Sung Halen versus Black, Weston Forge Lo, Werser versus Lothrop, Mig versus Styrrett, Daldis versus Holmes.
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Same
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Kee
Jee
Kiloff
Freedley
Smith
Brooks
Hubbard
O’ Brien
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Pratt
Stewart
Emond
Gaffney
Haalings
Freeman
Wilkshire
Lyons
Toomey
Davis
Curtis
Farley
Petere, Jr
Cummings
Stew
Witbie
Mat
Goldstein
Gold
Lyman
Anabie
Sung Halen
Eston
Forge Lo
Werser
Lothrop
Mig
Stvrrett
Daldis
Holmes
Probate Court in Suffolk Lists Returnable Jan 5
Probate court records from Suffolk County show multiple items returnable Monday January 5 including James Bent administrator first account for £6213, Oliver Bowditch probate of will, James Gradlee setting apart special share for Miss Frances Bradlee, and numerous guardianship, administration, and account filings. The list includes estates, adoptions and name changes, sales of real estate, and guardianships across many filers such as Georgiana Craig, Elizabeth Dixwell, Orlando Doe, Bernhard Federer, Horace Miske, Susan Fuller, Henry Furber, Walter Gardner, Michael Holland, Anna Jarven, and James McDermott among others.
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Suffolk County
James Bent
Oliver Bowditch
James B. Gradlee
Frances B. Bradlee
James Cottrell
Georgiana S. Craig
Elizabeth Dixwell
Orlando W
William H. Guild
Clara J. Harrington
Herbert A. Harrington
Annie E. Hines
Guardianahin
Michael Holland
Sebantes Holland
Anna S. Jarven
Elizabeth R. Jenks
Anne Kennedy
James A
Samuel Morrill
Lred Neal
Alice T. O'Brien
Lydila D. Parker
Frederck W. Pollard
John A. Preston
Ann G
Catherine Daniels
Abby W. May
Catherine Noonan
James Ff. Noonan
Georgiana Haliburton
Ann Eliza Hanlon Et al
Katherine L. Corrine
Somerville Alderman-Elect Guilty Of Anonymous Circulars
William A. Hunnewell an Alderman elect in Somerville was found guilty Saturday of printing and distributing anonymous political circulars. Sentence will be imposed tomorrow and an appeal will probably be taken.
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Somerville
William A. Hunnewell
Post to Publish Special Advertising Column
Special advertising notice indicates the Post will publish a regular column to help advertisers reach the public at low cost. The message states the newspaper will establish a popular column for this purpose, inviting local businesses to participate.
Classified Advertisement Instructions Reprint
Real estate and misc classifieds notice explaining insertions cost five cents per word per week. Groups of figures count as a word. Minimum five words per advertisement. The Possi Publishing Co announces ad rates for 15 Milke Street Boston Massachusetts.
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Possi Publishing CO
Milké Street
Boston
Mase
To Let Best 7-room suite in Back Bay
To let in Back Bay a premier 7-room suite near the new park. Lease at a very low rental through G. K. Haskell at 430 Washington Street. Also To Let corner of Washington and Franklin Streets Small offices and desk room apply Eastern Manpg Co 76 Washington St. No 15 COY Street No 15 offers one square and side room at reasonable prices.
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Washington Street
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Manpg. Co
Washington St
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