Twenty six sign the remonstrance over Cohasset church rite
A group of twenty six Episcopal clergy and lay leaders condemn Bishop Lawrence for allowing a Unitarian clergyman to speak at the St Stephen s Church stone laying in Cohasset. They press for a public rebuke and defend Trinity doctrine while praising loyalty to the church. Reactions from Bishop Lawrence and Unitarian leaders follow with calls for unity amid deep divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Lawrence
God
Jesus Christ
St. Stephen's Church
Cohasset
W. R. Cole
Unitarian Church of
Cole
Mass
William R. Cole
Persia
Christ
Renee Au Neatre
New England
Chulch
Christ Church
Cohasse
Clecty
Nis
Tam
Sselnam Lawrence
William BB. Frisby
Kedward Osborne
Aot
Whittemore
William Lawrence
Milo H. Gates
St. Stephen’s Church
Mr. Cole
Christendom
Gates of
Frisby
Osborne
Whitemore
Episcopal
Trinity
Brooks
Trinity Church
Boston
Belive
Thomas van Ness
Second Unitarian Church
Charles G. Ames
Disciples’ Unitarian Church
Post
Unitarian Church
Bishopawrence
Christ Charceh
Mr. Gates
Diocese of
Massachusetts
Local Business Directors Named in Historic Panel
Names Perry Charles N Wield James P Hawkes J W Hyde appear among a group listed for a historic business panel. Their roles and affiliations are not specified in the fragment.
Bishop Responds to Cohasset Cornerstone Controversy
Bishop Lawrence defends the Cohasset cornerstone ceremony, noting confusion over a Unitarian address and a sermon attributed to a Unitarian minister. He criticizes clergy who rushed to public judgment without verifying facts and calls for calmer inquiry.
Untitled fragment hints at a medical fund and cures
Fragmentary text mentions a money fund for a cure and a quoted phrase about a medicine. Names and precise details are unreadable, leaving unclear who organized what and when.
Weather Shifts From Snow to Rain Across City
A Monday night storm dumped hail and sleet on Rialto loungers as a warm coastal wind chilled into rain. Weather forecasters predict clearing today with warmer air and a cooler tomorrow, though winds may linger into Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebus
Rialto
John Barleycorn
Evrie
Weather Bureau
Uncle Sam
Moody Memorial Endowment debated for Moody work continuation
New York report details a secret meeting of Chicago Bible House Mt Hermon and Northfield institutions to plan the Moody Memorial Endowment and a public appeal for a 380000000 endowment. Will R Moody and others outline annual lectures Northfield and Chicago schools funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dwight L. Moody
The
Bible House
Chicago
Mt. Hermon Institute For Young Men
Seminary For Young Women
Northfield
Mass
Will R. Moody
F. A. Fitt
Northfield Institute
J. J. Janneway
Mt. Hermon
East Northfield
J. J. Estey
Brattleboro
C. A. Hopkins
Boston
Fleming H. Revell
Ira D. Sankey
Brooklyn
D. W. McWilliams
J.D. Cutter
George Keith
Campella
H. Batley
Winthrop
Charles R. Otis
Yonkers
N. Y
Moody
Moody Memorial Endowment
Lord Overton
Glasgow
Scotland
James A. Denny
London
Eng
Great Britain
Battery G Ball at Paul Revere Hall
The annual Battery G ball was held last evening at Paul Revere Hall with about 16 couples attending. A concert preceded dancing which ran to 2 a.m. led by Captain Chick and featured several officers and cadets in varied uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery G
Ihe Brigade
Paul Revere Hall
Sto 9
Chick
Jusen
W. d. Mudge
Tdeutenant Pratt
U. S&s N
Fullerton
Chaves
Meajor Huddleson
Proctor
Pusitiers Vesteran Clorps
McNary Leads Democratic Raid On Railroad Lease
In the House yesterday Mellen urged full public lighting of the railroad lease and contracts. He argued members of the General Court deserve official access to the proposed lease to understand the state’s transfer of the railroad’s great property, noting Massachusetts helped fund its beginnings with 5,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellen
McNary
Worcester
General Court
Massachusetts
Angry reactions to Myers committee moves spark bivouac of declines
The House shows growing discontent with Speaker Myers as members criticize new assignments. Emerson of Ward 1 objects to printing and libraries seats, Nickerson of Harwich frowns at a Harbors and Lands swap, Reed of Taunton mourns being dropped from Railroads, while Watson of Boston introduces a Boston gas bill with a referendum clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Freeman
Emerson
Ward 1
Bennett
Nickerson
Harwich
Reed
Taunton
James A. Watson
Boston
Clerks of Senate House Committees Named by Clerk
Joint Senate and House committees were organized after adjournment by clerks appointing members. Names include Banks and banking Cool of Milford, constitutional amendments Haywood of Lynn, education Brew of Dalton, public health Wheeler of Boston, railroads Blood of Fitchburg, towns Litchfield of Middleboro, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Cool
Milford
Wethererl
Woourn
Haywood
Lynn
W. S. Mahoney
Boston
Brew
Dalton
Hunt
North Attleboro
Porter
Russell
Freese
Lawrences
Hopewell
Fall River
Wheeler
Blood
Fitchburg
O’brien
Abington
State House
Brown
Litchfield
Middlebore
Palmer Twins Start Bank Careers At $1 A Day
Honore Palmer son of Potter and Mrs Palmer begins work as a one dollar daily messenger at Merchants' Loan and Trust Bank in Chicago. He is one of twins with Potter Palmer Jr as the other twin. His father says they must learn the value of money by starting at the bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Honore Palmer
Potter Palmer
Merchants’ Loan and Trust Bank
Potter Palmer, Jr
Mr. Palmer
Kiley Confirmed as President Amid Council Session
Proceedings show Kiley confirmed amid party divisions as Republicans control seats. The council approved rules changes and loan measures, with Clerk O Kane re elected nearly unopposed. A heated speech by Mr Kinney condemned the actions as unlawful and a potential court challenge looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Strickland
Wells
Whitely
Nays
Atwood
Burr
Davenport
Emery
Grant
Hannan
Henderson
Howe
Kinney
Mildram
Miller
Newton
Nitz
Peck
Roemer
Sanderson
Starratt
Stevens
Stockton
Upham
Walker
Wood
Pidaracece
Bradley
Donnelly
Hartey
Kasanor
Logan
Grady
Flanagan
Tobin
Armistead
Battis
Mansfield
MelInerney
Monaghan
Healey
Ward
Common Council
O'Kane
Dolan
McInerney
Finance Committee
Charles T. French
Franklin Fund
A. P. Martin
Hart
Riley
Common Cousneil
Ixfleyr
Home for Catholic Children Reports at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Home for Destitute Catholic Children directors the late evening session at 8 Harri 40m avenue summarized admissions for the year. Eight found homes and 207 children remain in the home. Expenditures reached 17 964.29 out of 18 5 TM0.29 subscribed. Officers elected: President James W Punphy VP Jon B O'Brien Secretary William J Porter Treasurer John B Manning. Executive Committee Rev R Nagle Patrick J Donovan Patrick Hayden. MARRIAGES: Farrow Horaford at 27 Codge Street Cambridge, Tan h by Rev Alexander McKenzie J D William Gilson Farrow and Lilian Horaford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For
Harri- 40m Avenue
James W. Punphiy
Jon B. O'Brien
William J. Porter
John B. Manning
Parlow
Horsyfort
Cumbridge
Tan
Alexander Mckenzie
J. D
William Gilson Farrow
Lilian Horaford
Adamson Hurley Death Notice in Roxbury
In Roxbury January 11 Mary Hurley daughter of Michael and Sarah Hurley died at home aged about 21 days. Funeral services 2 Orenthal Court Roxbury Saturday January 1 at 8 oclock with services at Mission Church at follow. Relatives and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamson
Walait Adamson
Dort Win
Hurleyv
Roxbury
Mary
Michael
Sarah Hurley
Dave
Muneral Fecu
Orental Court
Mission Church
Hair Mattresses and Lace Items Offered by Wheeler’s Store
Advertisement notes lace or taper goods priced at ten dollars with two parts and forty nine pounce. It lists Wheeler & Co as manufacturers opposite the American House and mentions orders and variations in a garbled trade notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. VW
Wheeler & W0
Wanutscturers
CS Anc
Hanorey Et
Estou
American House
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God the Father
W. B. Frisby
D. D
Edward Osborne
T. Whitemore
Charles Hall
Rector
Dr. Ames
Washington St
W. Frost
Sewall St
Somerville
Houris SA
B. H. White Co
Shane
Fiues
Si. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Gates
Beeston
Hanover
Wilson's New Jewelry
Wilson's
Ali
C. VW
Moody's
Commonwealth
Carey
McCartney
Albany
Iitchburg
Boston & Maine
Clark
Dedham
Melefi
Dewey
Westfield
Donahue
Fail River
FE. J. Donovan
Roads
Marblehead
North Adams
McLaughlin
Webbh
Clinton
Battery G’s
M. V.M
Ming He
Painiess
DR. King CO
Jordan's An
Gamands
Boston & Albany
Huntington Avenue
Algmand Rhaig
A. E. Thompson
Four Ponds
Clainter, Mass
Cora
Dr. Williams
O& Tris
Pruggists
Dr. Willems Medici.e Co
N.Y
Inkimless
Kiley
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