Sermon on Heroism in Peace by Rev Savage at Unity Church
The Rev WWJ Savage addressed heroism in times of peace at the Church of the Unity. He denied quitting Boston for New York, urged moral courage in home life and work, and urged truth in pulpit speaking. The sermon also covered Schlatter healing claims and a concluding quiet healing service.
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Church of the Unity
Minot J. Savage
New York
Savage
Boston
New Church
Shaler
Harvard College
Rev Helen Van Anderson at St Botolph Street Healing Service
Allan Hall on St Botolph Street was crowded as Rev Helen Van Anderson spoke at the Church of the Higher Life. She discussed Schlatter the Divine Healer and spiritual healing while a card on her desk proclaimed the higher life practises faith hope and love in thought word and action.
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Schlatter
Denver
van Anderson
Christ
Allan Hall
St. Botolph Street
Helen van Anderson
Church of the Higher Life
The New Theology Sermon at Parker Memorial
Discourse by George W. Stone, treasurer of the American Unitarian Association, opened by Rev. Edward A. Horton at Parker Memorial Hall. Stone cites Corinthians and Phillips Brooks, arguing that mankind grows wiser, goodness is the rule, and Jesus' love should govern all. He urges just treatment of humanity and unity through divine love.
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George W. Stone
Parker Memorial
Parker Memorial Hall
Edward A. Horton
American Unitarian Association
Phillips Brooks
Jesus
God
Earth
Vast American Encyclopedic Dictionary offered in 1000 sets
A New England Newspaper Syndicate offer advertises 1000 sets of the American Encyclopedic Dictionary at 507 Washington Street Boston. The four volume, 5000 page set costs 42 dollars by subscription with 1 dollar deposit and 1 dollar monthly payments for 12 months, delivered immediately to subscribers.
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New England
Washington Street
Boston
England
Huxley
Proctor
Post
Missing Nellie Bryson Seen on Washington Street
Nellie Bryson, a missing girl, was reportedly seen by Bella Flaherty of South Boston on Washington Street last Tuesday. Reports describe Nellie as well dressed with a tall feathered hat and red bows, and her whereabouts remain unknown as her family searches city theaters and has received varied sightings.
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Nellie Bryson
Bella Flaherty
South Boston
Washington Street
Nellie
Miss Flaherty
Bella
Rose
Annie Scanlon
Post
Clarendon Street
Retreet
Bryson
Poole
Beebe
McGee
Fresh Pond
Prince Henry of Battenberg joins Ashantee expedition at Prahsu
The War Office reports Prince Henry of Battenberg husband to Princess Beatrice attached to the Ashantee expedition has arrived at Prahsu. He fell ill after the expedition left Cape Coast Castle and his condition has worsened since.
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London
War Office
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Beatrice
Prahsu
Cape Coast Castle
Salt Rheum Cure Saint Saleacea Advertisement
Salt Rheum case dated November 27 1895 touts SALVA-CEA as cure after six years of suffering from salt rheum with claim of relief after one box. Also promotes Saleacea Extra Strong for rheumatic joint pain sold in tins and by mail from Tue BraypretH Co 274 Canal St New York.
Questionable claim on foreign born voters in states
The New York Sun critiques Rev Wilbur Crafts for claiming thirteen states have foreign born majorities. It notes no state, and only North Dakota and Minnesota have foreign born populations approaching one third. Census data from the eleventh census contradicts the assertion.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nevada
California
Union
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Ceeseses
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Gomey Sseen Keses
Bormayivadia J Cseeebseee Elaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South
Illinois
Michigan
Missouri
North
Texas
Ste
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Arizona
Utah
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Wilbur F. Crafts
the Sun
Wilbur EF. Crafts
American Magazine of Civics
Crafts
Centage
Vermont
Rhode
New Jersey
North West Virginia
Caroling
South Carolina
Georgia
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Atizonac
Ernie
Galvin Brothers Florists Notice No Agents Employed
Messrs GALVIN BROTHERS Florists Tremont St Boston notify patrons they have No Agents Employed or authorized to solicit orders for funeral designs The custom among some florists of employing agents for such purposes is disapproved by them.
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Ists
Tremont St
Boston
Presidential Work and Chicago Democrats Push for Convention City
In Cincinnati the Commercial Gazette prints Senator Chandler's letter noting New England backs Reed and was Blaine averted. New England now regrets not backing Blaine. In Chicago ten prominent Democrats head to Washington to lobby the national committee to name Chicago as the convention site, with Senator Hill reportedly favorable to Chicago.
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Cincinnati
The
Commercial Gazette
Senator Chandler
New Hampshire
New England
Reed
New York
Blaine
Chandler
Chicago
Washington
National Democratic Committee
Senator Hill
Fire on Arch Street Destroys Basement Stock
Private Watchman John Wall spots a basement blaze at No 90 and 92 Arch Street. Firefighters confine the fire to the basement where Henry T. Edwards kept a large stock of fancy electric and gas fixtures. Loss and damaged building ownership are noted with an estimated total of 5000 dollars.
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John Wall
Arch Street
Henry T. Edwards
Edwards
E. F. Winslow
Armenian Distress Reports Big Armenian Losses in Anatolia
Constantinople dispatches detail 176 towns burned in Harpoot and Diarbekir provinces. Armenian population 92,000 with 15,845 killed, excluding uncertain killings. French ambassador M. Cambon estimates 50,000 killed overall in Anatolia as pressures rise against the Armenian Patriarch.
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London
Constantinople
United Press
Harpoot
Diarbekir
M. Cambon
Anatolia
Peanut dealers form Virginia wide organization
A Norfolk peanuts conference led by K B Elliott president of the Virginia Peanut Association said a supplement to last night’s meeting will form a statewide Virginia peanut dealers organization with possible North Carolina exceptions. Judge R W Arnold supported the move and indicated inclusion of nearly all Virginia dealers.
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Norfolk
K. B. Elliott
Virginia Peanut Association
R. W. Arnold
Virginia
North Carolina
Bourgeois Affirms France Aims at Peace and Justice
Paris report says Prime Minister Bourgeois spoke at a Lyons banquet and stated France’s policy abroad remains unchanged by internal changes. He framed France’s aims as preserving peace and advancing justice for all in civilization.
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Paris
Bourgeois
Lyons
France
Ingersoll Refused Permission for Sunday Lecture in Little Rock
Municipal authorities in Little Rock Ark refuse Robert G Ingersoll permission to give a non religious lecture on Shakspere scheduled for Sunday February 2. The denial reflects local Sunday restrictions and public order concerns.
New York School of Applied Design for Women Wins Medal
The New York School of Applied Design for Women was awarded a medal for the excellence of its exhibit at the Atlanta fair. This marks the eighth medal the school has won in the past three years.
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New York
New York School of Applied Design For Women
Labor Union urges 3 cent fare plan in Brockton
The Central Labor Union passed resolutions urging the City Council to work toward adopting a 3 cent transit fare.
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Brockton
Central Labor Union Today
Wreck of British Bark Janet Cowan Off Vancouver Island
The British bark Janet Cowan was wrecked on December 1 near Carmanah on Vancouver’s west coast. Second mate Howell and two sailors drowned after jumping overboard as rocks were struck. the skipper Thompson and three crewmen froze to death seeking shelter. The ship had sailed from Came Town, South Africa, September 11 to load lumber in Vancouver. The crew later escaped to shore via rope and breeches buoy after a doomed effort to reach land.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Janet Cowan
Thompson
Carmanah
Vancouver
Town
South Africa
Howell
Chamberlain
Harvard President Defends Against Suffrage Convention Quotation
Harvard University President Charles W. Eliot denounces a National American Woman Suffrage Association call for its Washington convention citing a misquoting of his Forum article. The correspondence forwarded by Bishop Doane quotes Eliot and confirms alterations misrepresenting his stance on women’s suffrage.
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Albany
N. Y
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
J. V. S. Pruyn
William Croswell Doane
Episcopal
National American Association of Woman
Washington
Eliot
Doane
Commonwealth
Susan B. Anthony
Rachael Foster
Avery
Cambridge
National Woman Suffrage Association
Republic
Burglars Loot South Boston Home on G Street
Thieves entered the residence of George L. Perrin at 88 G Street South Boston last evening and looted silverware from a sideboard. Stolen items include ice cream spoons marked p orange spoons an ice cream knife a sugar shovel eight tea spoons marked P and L H 8 to D L P and two napkin rings. Entry was gained by false keys.
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George L. Perrin
G Street
Boston
L. H
Missing graves spark Des Moines mystery in January report
In Saylerville Cemetery two corpses were exhumed and identified Mrs Townsend and miner Sandy Bell. The Des Moines Medical College was searched and four men and one woman were found. No arrests have been made as authorities investigate the grave robbing case.
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Des Moines
George Townsend
Saylerville
Sandy Bell
Des Moines Medical College
Townsend
Train Robber Oliver Perry Terrifies with Glass Self-Harm
Oliver Curtis Perry, inmate at Matteawan Asylum, attempted to cut out his eye with glass Thursday night. Previously at Auburn he tried to blind himself with a needle. Guards said he has threats to blind himself for a pardon, and doctors fear the other eye may fail.
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Fishkill Landing
Oliver Curtis Perry
Matteawan Asylum
Auburn
Perry
Matteawan
Lowden denies engagement to Miss Florence Pullman
Chicago January 12 Frank O Lowden states no announcement of an engagement to Miss Florence Pullman has been authorized by anyone in response to published reports.
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Chicago
Frank O. Lowden
Florence Pullman
Transvaal turmoil prompts calls for conference among powers
Contained in reports from Berlin and Paris is the view that if England rejects a conference and seeks a settlement, the Transvaal government may appeal to the powers for a conference to resolve the crisis. German and French circles caution against adventurous intervention.
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Vaal Republic
van Blokland
Berlin
Paris
Transvaal
England
Germany
France
Dreibund
Bismarck
Hamburger Nachrichten
Nachrichten
Vossische Zeitung
Lokal Anzeiger
London
London Telegraph
Queen Victoria
William
Hamburg
Frankfort
Germany Holds Fast to Statu Quo Over Transvaal Independence
Berlin reports insistence on the existing order in the Transvaal dispute. German officials say Britain should keep hands off and that Berlin backs Transvaal independence with European support. Interest grows in William II’s Cowes reception and Coburg wedding talks amid German commercial investments.
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London
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Germany
Transvaal
Europe
Britain
William
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Queen Victoria
Coburg
Alexander of
Prince Hohenlohe-Langenburg
Kruger
England
National Zeitung
Delagoa Bay
Siemens Company
Reichstag
Rhodes Still At The Helm In South Africa
An early 20th century dispatch from London reports ongoing intrigue around the fall of a former South African dictator and the speculation that Rhodes spirits remain in control as the Erstwise Premier’s power horizon appears extended despite political turmoil and uncertainty.
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London
Reforms and Rebels Stir in South Africa
London reports the arrest of the reform committee in Johannesburg and hints at rising resistance led by "Dom Paul" against British forces. Included is American engineer John Hays Hammond of Consolidated Gold Fields, his San Francisco family ties, and Hammond’s lucrative offer while noting the growing conflict and defiance facing the colonial regime.
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London
Reform Committee
Johannesburg
Dom Paul
Jameson
John Hays Hammond
Consolidated Gold Fields
California
Major Richard Hammond
San Francisco
Miss Harris
Mississippi
South Africa
Paul
May Strike In High Places In London Despatches
Despatches recount Jameson’s men showing splendid bravery prompting England and the world. Government faces difficulty punishing survivors now turned over for trial. Inquiry may implicate the British high commissioner and officials for winking at raid preparations or careless oversight.
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London
Jameson
England
Chamberlain
Emperor William on Transvaal Affair and Jameson Raid
Berlin reports confirm letters between Emperor William and Queen Victoria on Transvaal. The emperor hints Jameson raid was criminal and condemns it, while stating no desire to offend England. He heard the foreign secretary’s briefing and voiced confidence in preserving peace.
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Berlin
William
Queen Victoria
Transvaal
England
Jameson
Sixty Reform Committee Members Arrested in Johannesburg
Pretoria dispatch reports sixty members of Johannesburg reform committee under arrest with belief that only five ringleaders will be detained. The capture marks a major crackdown amid ongoing political unrest.
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Pretoria
Reform Committee
Johannesburg
Australian states pledge loyalty to Britain in imperial crisis
The Hon. George H Reid, NSW prime minister, cables Lord Salisbury praising Britain's firm actions to defend imperial integrity. He says Australia and Tasmania support the mother country's stance against foreign interference and affirm loyal aid. Signatories include governments of New South Wales Victoria South Australia Queensland Tasmania and Western Australia.
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London
George H. Reid
New South Wales
Lord Salisbury
Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
South Australia
Queensland
Western Australia
Plymouth and Devonport ordnance yards press shells for flying squadron
Work continued all day at the Plymouth and Devonport ordnance yards as crews completed the shell supply for the use of the flying squadron.
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London
Plymouth
Devonport
Naval strength in Foreign Powers appears in Post Almanac
The excerpt outlines how the Boston Post Almanac classifies warships to compare naval power. It defines classes of battleships and cruisers by displacement, age, and speed, with specific thresholds and the inclusion of port and local defense vessels.
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Boston Post
Poston Post Almanac
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