General Walker dies of apoplexy at 237 Beacon Street
General Francis A. Walker president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology dies at his home after a stroke of apoplexy. He had attended alumni events and meetings in New York and Boston, leaving a legacy of expanding the institute and guiding its growth into a major university. Funeral set for Friday at Trinity Church. He leaves three sons and two daughters.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Beacon Street
Institute
Exchange Club
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Corporation
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Boston
Institute of Technology
Alumni Association
Technologs Clubs
Trinity Church
Rogers
Insit
Silas M. Macvane
Department of History
Harvard
General Walker
Macrane
J. P. Munroe
Alumni Association of
the Institute of Technology
Carroll D. Wright
New York
Seth Low
Columbia University
Walker
Moody on Bible, prayer and forgiveness at revival meeting
Moody urges whole Bible faith and weapon of prayer in ongoing meetings. He extols repentance, confession, restitution, and forgiveness, sharing anecdotes of transformed hearts and urging vows to forgive and seek divine renewal. Dr. Lorimer adds testimony as the service closes with a revival prayer.
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Japan
China
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Christ
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L. Bi Bates
Bromfield Street
Moody
David
Chicago
Churches of America
Tremont Temple
General Walker Chronicle Highlights Civil War Service and Intellectual Legacy
Francis Amasa Walker, born 1843 in Boston, rose from North Brookfield public schools to Amherst College. He served as adjutant general and later chief of corps staff in the Second Army Corps, earned fame as an economist author, and held posts at Williston Seminary Johns Hopkins Harvard and MIT. His death drew tributes from professors officials and lawmakers nationwide.
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Sheffield Scientific School
Yale College
TECH
Quincy
General Walker
Art Commission
Department of Statistics
Greater New York
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Atmasa Walker
America
Boston
North Brookfielld
Amherst College
Devens
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Worcester
Massachusetts
South
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Couch
Second Army Corps
Jate
Statistical Bureau
Philadelphia
United States
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Army of the Potomac
Chancellorsville
Hancock
Gettysburg
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Mine Run
Morton’s Ford
Todd’s Tavern
Po River
Spottsylvania
North Anna
Cold Harbor
Petersburg
Ream
Williston Seminary
Easthampton
Springfield Republican
Grant
Bureau of Statistics
Johns Hopkins University
Harvard University
American Statistical Association
American Economiec Association
Paris
National Academy of Sciences
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Military Historical Society of Massachusetts
International Statistical Institute
Royal Statistical Society of England
International Geographical Congress of
St. Botolph Club
Tremont Temple
Sheridan
Music Hall
Loyal Legion
Amherst
Columbia
Yale
Harvard
St. Andrew’s
University of Dublin
Afternoon Moody Meeting Draws Dense Choir and Clergy
An afternoon rally led by evangelist Moody fills the auditorium, with a bustling platform of about a dozen ministers including Dr. Bates and Dr. Peckham. The crowd, old and young, joins in with Silent prayers and the hymn Sweet Hour of Prayer as prayers for revival follow.
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L. B. Bates
Mr. Wilkins
Co. B. Peckham
Portland
James Jackson
Charles Littlefield
Lammis
George C. Lorimer
A. 8. Gumbart
J. R
Patent Attornies Offer 1000 Inventions for $1800
A terse advertisement urges inventors to write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO. on G. Al, Patent Attorneys, Washington, D. C., for their $1800 offer and newest of 1000 inventions. The language suggests simple ideas can be patented for wealth.
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Bull's Coughry Advised for Families with Children
The notice promotes Dr. Bull's Coughry as a dependable remedy for households with young children, emphasizing readiness and ease of use for common coughs and colds.
Moody Talks Revival Plans and Press Roles in Boston
Mr Moody discusses New York revival results and his aim to energize Boston churches without pressuring congregations. He denounces Seeley’s dance as a social disgrace, praises the press for exposing immorality, and notes strong choir work and broad ministerial engagement in New England.
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Tremont Temple
Post
James M. Gray
J. H. Burke
Chicago
Moody
Dr. Gray
New York
Boston
H. B. Seeley
P. T. Barnum
Egypt
Mr. Seeley
Christian Endeavor
Dr. Somerby
Bram
Harry J. Booth
Fost
Lincoln
Ninth Annual Benevolent Ball Draws City's Largest Audience
The Coachmen's Benevolent Association held its nineteenth annual hall in Mechanics' Building last evening. About 1000 couples led the grand march by Stephen J. Moran and Miss Essie Moran, amid a crowd of 3500 to 4000 guests. a National Guard Band of 25 played as colors, bunting, and flowers adorned the decorated hall. An elaborate supper followed from 11:30 for about two hours, with numerous notable attendees listed among the attendees and couples socializing throughout the evening.
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Mechanics’ Building
Stephen J. Moran
Essie Moran
National Guard
Michael J. Reardon
James Tighe
Samuel Mills
Lottie Frances
Gideon Treen
Lawrence J. O'Neil
Clara Hill
Cora Boyton
Miss Dayton
Lottie Stephens
M. P. Crowley
John S. Sheperd
Robert Curran
M. H. Barrett
Patrick Mullaney
Cora Casley
Patrick Butman
Hattie Buckner
Daniel O'Keefe
Harris Wells
James Lamb
Maurice Buckley
Henry Mead
Minnie Tompkins
Robert Sutherland
Dora Klauck
Jessie Klauck
Karen
Daniel Dailey
Charles H. Ramsdell
H. W. Lorrimer
Katherine Dors
Ella Pingret
Fanie Bonchat
W. E. Hill
James L. Murphy
Ralph Glenning
John H Bonchat
BE. S. Lynch
Papal Delegate Martinelli Visits Boston Archdiocese
Mgr Martinelli apostolic delegate from Pope Leo to the United States arrived in Boston and was hosted at the archbishop residence near Holy Cross Cathedral. He was greeted by Archbishop Williams and dined with the archbishop, staying for the evening before departing for Washington.
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Martinelli
Leo
United State
Byrne
Waltham
Boston
Washington
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