Plea for the Church sparks debate on youth and faith
Three ministers at the Second Church in Copley Square led a discussion on Young Men and the Churches. They debated duty to attend services, modern life pressures, and the role of church in forming character, with remarks on Utah polygamy and congressional issues by John T. Cain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Church
Copley Square
Edward A. Horton
William H. Lyon
Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church
James de Normandie
Eliot Square
Massachusetts Bay
Mr. de Normandie
Edward Hall
God
Mr. Hale
Utah
John T. Cain
Congress
Arthur
Washington
Cain
Salt Lake
United States
Miss Field
Miss Field Attacks Mormonism in Boston Theatre Address
Miss Kate Field delivers a lengthy attack on Mormonism at the Boston Theatre, arguing polygamy is a historical distortion and denouncing Brigham Young. She contrasts church teachings with alleged Mormon practices, praising New England sentiment and portraying Mormon women as misled by doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Field
Boston
Miss Field
New England
Utah
East
Joseph Smith
Brigham Young
Somerville Mourns Ex Mayor Cummings Funeral Rites Held
Somerville mourned as ex Mayor Cummings was laid to rest. A funeral at Highland avenue church featured Rev J S Thomson and Rev J W Hamilton. G A R Post 139 Wilard C Kinley and Medford fife and drum corps led the procession to the cemetery on Somerville Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Cummings
Wallace Street
West Somerville
J. S. Thomson
First Unitarian Church
Highland Avenue
Willard C. Kinsley Post
Lawrence Light Guard Fife and Drum Corps
Medford
Frank E. Fitch
Saul
J. 5. Thomson
Temple
J. W. Hamilton
First Methodist Church
J.S. Thomson
Mr. Thomson
Grand Army
Company M
Eighth Regiment
Warren Lodge
Knights of Honor
Elm Council
Royal Arcanum
Company K
Union Veteran Army
Oasis Lodge
A. F
A. M
Beacon Lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Royal Arch Chapter
Eastern Associates
Middlesex Club
Mann
William H. Furber
Austin Belknap
George A. Bruce
Aldermen Park
Reed
Bennett
Holt
Kennard
Aldrich
Mentzer
Lawrence
Common Council
P. O. Woodbury
Charles
Lincoln
Edward Glines
Capen
Tufts College
Joseph QC
Hayden
Middlesex County
Henry W. Pitman
Colby
Custom House
L. P. Hollander
Somerville Avenue
Mark F. Burns
John Q. A. Brackett
A. C. Juppe
Supreme Council
Julius H. Swain
Home Circle
Darius Wilson
Royal Society of Good Fellows
American Legion of Honor
John F. Cole
Marvina Fraternity
John Kennedy
F. F. W. Hopkins
Grand Lodge K. of H
K. of H. Veteran Association
Thomas F. Temple
W. P. Burbank
Grand Council
R. A
H. Libby
Warren Ledge
K. of H
J. H. Fiitner
Louis FE. Merry
Irwin Council
Z. Bowman
William A. Wood
John Haskell Butler
Messrs. Levi
Davis
J. Warren Bailey
The Old Charterhouse Letter to the London World
A London World reader extols a weekly public opening of the Charterhouse and recalls the Greyfriars monastery and surrounding historic sites. The letter describes the old halls, staircases, portraits, and rooms once frequented by figures from Elizabeth I to Dickens, plus nearby landmarks and the charms of Cocker's coffee room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London World
Atlas
Charterhouse
Elizabeth
Hatfield
Lovelace
Handsome Addison
Dicky Steele
Steady Thackeray
Blue-Eyed Leech
Pendennis
Clive
Likhe Rawdon Crawley
Charles Lambert
Codd
Ajax
Dickens
Household Words
Sutton
Washhouse Court
St. John’s Gate
Clerkenwell Church
Dr. Johnson
St. Bartholomew’s the Great
Nemo
Dedlock
Barbers’ Hall
Monkwell Street
Thackeray
Cocker
Central Labor Union Holds Meeting in Wadman Hall
The Central Labor Union met in Wadman Hall on Tremont Street with Vice-President Clinkhard presiding. Members discussed tailor scams using cheap machine work, planned circulars to assemblies, debated weekly payment by Old Colony railroad, and prepared a bill to require competent engineers in public buildings. Thirty-one new members were admitted before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Wadman Hall
Tremont Street
Clinkhard
Old Colony Railroad
Adianrnad
Horseshoers Will Strike in Boston Railways Dispute
Knights of Labor horse shers in Codman Hall Cambridge Mass hold a long meeting to authorize a strike by Consolidated Cambridge and South Boston railway horseshoers. Pickets planned to block replacements as the strike begins next morning with daily 10 am to 10 pm gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohe Horseshoers’ Assembly
Knights of Labor
Codman Hall
Tremont Street
Consolidated, Cambridge and South Boston
Mrs Langtry Takes Fencing Lessons From Senac
The New York Athletic Club fencing master Regis Senac reports a surge of women requesting lessons since Mrs Langtry began training. At a West Twenty third Street session she demonstrates precise, controlled moves and praises fencing for toning and muscle command useful to her stage career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regis Senac
New York Athletic Club
M. Senac
Popular Mr Labouchere portrait in London Spectator
The piece portrays Mr Labouchere of Northampton as an elusive figure blending Galtonian heredity with cynical French characteristics. It notes his elusive program and status as an attacking force who ridicules ceremonial expenses while appealing to popular discontent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Spectator
Northampton
Mr. Galton
Victor Hugo
Mr. Labouchére
Chamberlain
Labouchtre
Samuel Smith
Old Timers Recollection of Suburban Stage Life
A London letters reminiscence recalls a forgotten era of theatre. The writer contrasts the fringe Coburg and Surrey venues with Drury Lane and Covent Garden, mentions Elton Denvil Phelps Freer Cobham and Macready, and laments the rise of ranting by the legitimate actors who mocked the minor houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London News
Macready
Jaffier
Sir Giles
Temple Bar
Drury Lane
Covent Garden
Richard
Duke of Gloucester
Moor
Venice
Garrick
Elton
Denvil
Manfred
Lord Byron
Denvis
Phelps
Coburg
Surrey
Freer
Cobham
Norton Folgate
Goodman’s Fields
Thirteenth Symphony Concert at Music Hall draws mixed praise
Boston Music Hall hosts the thirteenth concert with Berlioz Carnival in Rome Vieuxtemps cello concerto Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody and Schumann No 4 with soloist Fritz Giese Critics praise the playing though fault the programme order and ensemble in last movement They note Giese's virtuosity and audience response and preview next week's lineup including Emma Juch and Weber Gade works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Berlioz
Schumanin
Fritz Giese
Boston
Music Hall
Giese
Liszt
Schumann
Gericke
Auction of late John C. Hoadley library set for January sale
The private collection of Lawrence born mechanical engineer John C. Hoadley features rare editions and art works including Lane Arabian Nights Audubon Quadrupeds Daniell Oriental Scenery and Ruskin first editions. The sale runs January 18 and 14 at Libbie & Co salesroom 608 Washington Street with viewing today. Special Officers Watts and Vinal arrested Charles W Sibley for the larceny of 81152.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hoadley
Lawrence
Richardson
Fielding
Smollett
Thomas & Kempis
Marcus Aurelius
William Blake
Brillot Savarin
Butler
Dante
Agassiz
Burton
Charles F. Libbie & Co
Washington Street
Lane
Audubon
Daniell
Dodsley
Egypt
Finden
Royal Gallery
Société d’Aquarellistes Français
de Neuville
Detaile
Vibert
Faust and ballet delight packed Boston audience
The Boston audience enjoyed a Saturday program with Gounod's Faust shown in refined form. Joseph B. Claus replaced Stoddard as Valentine with limited power. The evening offered Massé's The Marriage of Jeanne ette and Delibes Sylvia, praised for singing, acting, and lavish ballet staging though some movement refinements remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston ‘Theatre
Gounod
Faust
Joseph B. Claus
Valentine
Stoddard
Massé
Jeanette
Sylvia
Delibes
L’ Allemand
John E. Brand
Jean
Kate Oosterle
Pierre
Opera stars dazzle as season finale looms on local stage
The principal cast received high praise with Mlle Gillett delivering graceful posing and deft dancing to a praised pizzicato movement. Mr Cammiarano improved the cast replacing Bibeyranas, while Mlle Carozzi impressed as Cupid. The remaining lineup includes Aida Lakme Lohengrin Martha and the season ends with Bel Bes ballet Coppelia and the first American production of Deli bes's ballet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlle. Gillett
Cammiarano
Bibeyranas
Mlle. Carozzi
Cupid
Aida
Mmes. Fursch- Maci
van Zanten
Messrs
Candidus
Ludwig
Whitney
Babcock
Flying Dutchman
Lakmé
Memorial performance of The Redemption at Boston Theatre
The Redemption will be staged Sunday evening February 6 at the Boston Theatre to aid a monument fund for Joseph G Lennon founder and director of the Boston Oratorio Society. Soloists include Kate Van Arnheim Jules Jordan Lon Brine Ivan Morawsky with Edith Abell contralto. Boston Symphony members form the orchestra. Frederic Archer directs. McGoldrick to play organ. tickets go on sale next Thursday morning at the box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Lennon
Boston Oratorio Society
Boston Theatre
Lennon
Kate van Arnheim
Jules Jordan
Many Firms and Individuals Fail in Broad Financial Troubles
A long list of insolvencies and assignments across the United States is reported. Cigar and tobacco dealer Eli Ridgway of Philadelphia fails with liabilities around 7000 and stock 12 000 to 15 000. Numerous traders in clothing, boots, groceries, and furniture face insolvency or attachments in Kansas, Oregon, Massachusetts, New York, and beyond. The Great Eastern Tea Company assigns for creditors with assets about one-fifth of liabilities. A fatal accident ends with Michael Travo killed after a fall at home amid suspected intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Ridgway
Philadelphia
J. Hart
Newton
Kan
M. Silvernan
Kansas City
A. Waldman
Portland
Ore
Henry M. Bansen
Anthracite Bazaar Company
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Travers Street
Boston
Louis A. Conter
Decatur
Wollen Mills
Oxford
Harvard
Pulaski
W. P. Spear
South Weymouth
Moses Ettenson
Fall River
Sheriff’s Vendue
J. L. Shaw
Littleton
N. H
L. Mallory
W.L. Mallory & Co
Springfield
W. P. Wing
South Deerfield
L'Heureux & Lessard
Grocers
Lewiston
Stephen Markiiter
Washington, D.C
J. A. Wizzell
Williamston
N. C
H. J. Whiting
Superior
Neb
Fuller & Co
Opelika
Ala
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Old Charterhouse
London
Horseshoers
The
N.Y. Tribune
MR. Labouchere
Alfonso
Estrella
Mozart
Shakspere
Emma Juch
Watts
Vinal
Charles W. Sibley
Kaxon
the Opera
Michael Travo
Salem Street
Harris
Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
Carver, Bedford
Kingston
Milk Streets
Carver Street
Boylston Street
Kingston Street
Bedford Street
P. Rt
Milk St
W. W. Vaughan
Harriet Louisa Atkins
Auconeers
Mass
Park Theatre
Lawrence, Mass
B. W
New York
Richards & CO
Reade St
John
Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
White St
Townsend & Montane
Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting
K. L. Day & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Boston Stock Exchange
Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Continental Mills
Manchester & Lawrence BR
Boston Consolidated Street
Hill Manufacturing Co
Douglas Axe Manufacturing Co
Cheshire RR
Globe National Bank
Dayton & Ironton RR
Naumkeag S. Cotton
American Waltham Watch Co
Shawmut National Bank
Merchandise National Bank
Market National Bank
First National Bank
Newburyport
Cabot Manufacturing Co
Massawippi Valley RR
Little Rock & Fort Smith RR
Essex Co de Puiman ‘Pal
Land and Cleveland RR
National Car Co
City of
Cleveland
Burlington & Quincy RR
Ae & So. West
Vb & Santa Fe RR
West
Union Pacific RR
Little Rock & Er Smith RR
CTBO
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Francis Henshaw & CO
State Street
Merchants’ Exchange
Reom II
Norwich & Worcester RR. Co
Atlas Natl. Bank
State Natl
Edwards Mfg
Newton & Wheentaurn Gas Lt. Co
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Hamilton Mfg. Co
Middlesex Mills
Melrose
Boston, Concord & Montreal RR
Horatio Harris & CO
Acadia
Pier 2
South
Long Wharf
Florida
Macon
Florida Oranges
L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Malden
Clifton
Summer
Bartlett
Cedar Streets
Rockland Avenue
Brackenbury Street
Bell Rock Station
Malden Centre
Clifton Street
Cedar
Clifton Streets
Cedar Street
Massachusetts
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Arnold A. Rand
Albert Howe & Coo
Marketstree
Brighton
Ouses
Warren Avenue
Beaton
Gorham Rogers & CO