Miss Price Sues Sculptor Noble for Breach of Promise
Miss Julia Adelaide Price sues sculptor W Clarke Noble in New York alleging breach of marriage promise after loaning him about 3000 dollars for studio living and furniture. She claims he promised marriage on June 20 1895 and used funds, while Noble denies the charge calling it blackmail and asserts he gave her thousands. Noble is noted as a designer for Gorham Manufacturing and designer of Astor trophies and ship silver services.
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New York
Julia Adelaide Price
W. Clarke Noble
Miss Price
Noble
Schwartz
West Eighteenth Street
Union Dime Savings Bank
Boston
Gorhath Manufacturing Company
Astor
Texas
Minneapolis
Brooklyn
Congressman's Woes Spark DC Court Intervention
In Washington a temporary injunction bars Myra C Wilber from coercing or molesting her husband Congressman David F Wilber over their daughter. Wilber, denying abandonment and intoxication claims, notes earlier transfers and guardianship actions. He states no demand was made for bond interest and highlights his wife’s temper as the source of disputes.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Myra C. Wilber
David F. Wilber
Oneonta
N. Y
Twenty-First
New York
Congress
Congressman Wilber
Wilber
Onondaga
Orzego
Onconta
Nighttime cab quest for a minister ends in no wedding
A New York cabman ferries a young man and two women across town seeking a minister to wed. They search Rev Merritt, Rev Jones, Rev O Connor, and finally the Church of the Transfiguration but every clergyman is asleep, leaving the would be groom shouting for a minister as dawn breaks.
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New York
New Jersey
Westwood
Montvale
Philip Snyder
Etta
May Secor
Percy Secor
Etta Snyder
Secor
Charles Jones
Jones
Mr. Jones
Ware
Montvale Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Cronin
Nighthawk
Stephen Merritt
Highth Avenue
Florence
Griffin
Mr. O'Connor
Twenty-first Street
Cadman Cronin
Alderman Ware
Freddy
Church of the Transfiguration
Twenty-ninth Street
Cronin
Chinaman Wished to Wed in Bromfield Street Case
Charles Chin Hing a China man and pupil in Bromfield Street Sunday school visited City Registrar Whitmore with Miss Edith Wightman seeking a marriage certificate. The registrar said an investigation was needed and the couple left without a certificate. It is not known if they married later.
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Charles Chin Hing
Bromfield Street
Whitmore
Edith Wightman
Funeral Thieves Disrupt Natick Burial
George E. Bliss longtime chair of Natick Board of Selectmen was buried with Masonic honors as crooks pickpocketed mourners. A woman from Cochituate lost eight dollars and a ring. officers chased and recaptured a suspect named Charles Montague who had come from Boston on the 1 PM train.
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Natick
George E. Bliss
Board of Selectmen
Knights Templar
Parker Royal Arch
Charles Cormay
Cochituate
Hayes
Atchison
Framingham
Wellesley College
Pals
Boston
Charles Montague
Sherman Declines Comment on State Department Rumors
Senator Sherman avoids questions on a Cabinet portfolio and possible Ohio talks with President-elect McKinley. Reports suggest he plans a late week trip home to Mansfield, with a Canton stop for a McKinley conference, as colleagues regard cabinet service as settled.
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Washington
Sherman
State Department
Ohio
McKinley
Mansfield
Canton
Senate
Regular Policemen Assigned to Divisions in General Order 411
In general order No. 411, reserved officers were permanently assigned to divisions 16 12 8 6 9 15 and 16. Weller C. French Fred W. Sonneman Peter H. Rogers Athanasius McGillivray William F. Hutchinson Charles A. Culhane Charles M. Tighe William P. O'Brien William H. Felton and William J. More moved from division 6 to 12. Effective at roll call this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weller C. French
Fred W. Sonneman
Peter H. Rogers
Athanasius McGillivray
William F. Hutchinson
Charles A. Culhane
Charles M. Tighe
William P. O’brien
William H. Felton
William J. More
Division
Quarry Worker Injured By Premature Blast
David B. Mahoney a quarry workman was caught in a premature blast at the stone lodge on Tannery street North Cambridge yesterday morning His head and hands were cut and torn but after two hours at Cambridge Hospital he recovered The explosion threw him about thirty five feet from his position
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David B. Mahoney
Tannery Street
Cambridge
Cambridge friends present sideboard to Mr. Thomas Scully
Mr. Thomas Scully renowned painter and interior decorator of Walk Hill Street Forest Hills formerly Cambridge was visited at his new home last evening by Cambridge friends who presented a sideboard and fixtures in good condition for one year Mr Connelly delivered the presentation speech and Caterer Gould provided supper
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Thomas Scully
Walk Hill Street
Forest Hills
Cambridge
Connelly
Gould
Train Schedule Change on Boston to New York Route
Beginning Monday January 18 the Ogl\nock Noon train from Boston to New York via Springfield shifts departure from 11:00 am to 12:00 noon.
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Boston
New York
Springfield
Moody Delivers Pulpit Mission Sermon at Tremont Temple
Moody says the pulpit’s mission is to preach God’s word and will begin critiquing Catholics only after Protestant reform. He praises Francis Murphy and emphasizes personal piety, urges church members to contribute talents and time, and recalls Moses and Elijah as examples of unlikely tools used by God.
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Moody
Word of God
Lorimer Hall
Ben W. Ward
John
Judah
Boston
Moses
Egypt
God
Mr. Moody
Jericho
Moody outlines hope as tools to lift Boston church work
In a morning meeting at the temple Moody urges believers to spread hopeful gospel messages. He defends pulpit boldness, notes critics, and cites Peter’s Jerusalem sermon while urging Friday prayer and a day of fasting. He contrasts Holy Spirit guidance with ritual displays.
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Moody
Francis Havergal
John A. McElwain
Clarendon Street Church
Schofield
George R. Stuart
John Willis Baer
Mr. Moody
Boston
Spurgeon
Angel Gabriel
Peter
Park Street
Christendom
Holy Ghost
Christ
Rome
Hell
Jesus
Elizabeth
Mary
Paul
Silas
Brother Jones
Sam Jones Addresses Boston University Theologians
Sam Jones spoke at Jacob Sleeper Hall to theology students and hundreds from Boston University. He urged preachers to live the gospel, be humans not angels, reject manuscript preaching, and aim for effectiveness over elegance, drawing strong applause at the end.
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Sam Jones
Boston University Theological Students
Jacob Sleeper
Mt. Vernon Street
Boston University
Hughes
B. A
Mr. Jones
LL. D
D. D. Stanis
John Smith
Christ
Jonathan Edwards
John the Baptist
Peter
Jerusalem
Moody
Moody's Boston Meeting Draws Crowd and Attention
Evangelist Moody yesterday devoted his talk to warning about slumbering Christians in Boston. He highlighted a woman in the second row who dozed off while he spoke, illustrating how his magnetism attracts listeners to his message.
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Evangelist Moody
Boston
MR. Moody
Moody urges wakeful faith as Boston audience naps
Professor Towner directs choir after the service ends. Moody urges listeners to work for Christ in church and home. Singing is lively and the mood is cheerful, though Moody humorously scolds a sleeping sister in the second row and calls for awake Christians.
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Professor Towner
Mr. Moody
Boston
Moody leads long revival prayer and sermon at Berkeley Temple
The service opens with extended prayer led by Rev. C A Dickinson and silent reflection requested by Moody. Hymns include Blessed Be the Fountain of Blood and Eye Hath Not Seen as the crowd participates. Moody preaches from Titus, stressing Christ’s gift to make believers a peculiar people.
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C. A. Dickinson
Berkeley Temple
Moody
Evermore
Mr. Moody
Charles L. Estey
Christ
1897 Beauty Calendar From Cabinet Photos of Stage Stars
An elegant 11 by 15 inch calendar for 1897 features reproductions of Maud Adams May Irwin and Mary Hampton. enamel blue and brown with gold embossing, mailed to any address for ten cents to THE X Zaalia Company Boston MA.
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Maud Adams
May Irwin
Mary Hampton
X-Zaalia Company
Beacon St
Boston
Mass
Sermon Ends With Benediction By Sam Jones
In a southern demonstration the speaker urged preaching Christ and spirit baptism. The record notes addressed African Americans unable to read or write and quoted Scripture hourly. The meeting concluded with a benediction by Sam Jones.
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South
Sam Jones
Murphy’s Evening Meeting at Berkeley Temple
Mr Murphy urged patience with reformers who relapse and forgave them seventy times seven. He praised the press for temperance gains and urged steadfast belief. He announced no new sermon, preferring his established extemporaneous talks to end the chapter.
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Berkeley Temple
Murphy
Ramseller
Peter
Red Cross Benefit at Columbia Theatre Friday Afternoon
The Red Cross Bureau and Relief Brigade to stage a four hour benefit in the Columbia Theatre Friday afternoon. The program includes Eight Pretty Maids Ballet of the Fairies from Jack and the Beanstalk and other acts. Tickets 60 cents to $1.50, with check forwarding to children’s homes.
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Red Cross Bureau and Relief Brigade
Boston
Columbia Theatre
Brian Boru
India
Arthur
Jennie Dunn
Frances Harrison
Insolvency Filing by Dr Flower Highlights Large Unpaid Debts
Dr Richard C Flower filed a schedule in Suffolk insolvency court showing total liabilities of 273000 with 173000 undisputed and 100000 disputed. Major unsecured creditors include Provident Institution for Savings 41000 James P Cook estate 65000 C C Manful 17000 and John S Manful. Disputed claims come from W A Clark 28000 Mary L Morrow 46492 and Chester Lundley 10000 secured by Rio Grande Irrigation and Colonization bonds.
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Richard C. Flower
Suffolk
Provident Institution For Savings of
Providence
R. I
James P. Cook
Salem
C. C. Manful
Palatka
Fla
John S. Manful
W. A. Clark
Lynn
Mary L. Morrow
Peoria
Ill
Chester Lundley
Rio Grande Irrigation and Colonization Company
Cure your cold with Pulmonine from druggista
An advertisement promotes Pulmonine as a cure for colds and a prevention against pneumonia, available for sale through a druggist. The claim emphasizes health protection and relief through a pharmacological remedy.
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Druggista
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Gongressman
Glergy
Yank & Ie Rat Seamer
Chinaman
M’kinley
Oglock
Mission OF the Pulpit
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Mrs. Enoch
Tremont Temple
Elijah
Ahab
Wesley
Whitfield
Mrs. Wesley
Francis Murphy
Portland
Magnetish
John Wedderburn & CO
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Washington ,D. C
William H. Carpenter
Boylston Sr
Murphy’s Evening
RED Cross
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