Prodigal Son Sermon at Globe Theatre Ends Series
Dr. Alexander McKenzie delivered a strong sermon on the Prodigal Son at the Globe Theatre last evening, urging the audience to utter the words I will and seek forgiveness. He compared choosing return to a ship turning home and stressed that God is our Father waiting for the return, with emphasis on beginning the Christian life and apprenticeship in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
Globe Theatre
Alexander McKenzie
McKenzie
Boston
Queenstown
God
Jesus
Sleighing Thrills Across Mile Ground and Arsenal Road
Hundreds of travelers sought sleigh rides on white roads after heavy snows. Notables such as David F. Barry and Colonel Stevenson led fast teams on Arsenal Road while Mile Ground hosted pleasure riders. A thaw interrupted plans for Sunday sport, but a freeze could restore sleighing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsenal Road
A. Atkinson
David F. Barry
Common Council
R.S. Engel
B. F. Millward
Waldo Jerve
Alexander Menage
Emmett Driscoll
Charles A. Heney
M. H. O'Grady
John Winch
George B. Inches
Vesper Service at the Union Led by Rev Hornbrooke
A vesper service at the Young Men's Christian Union featured an address by Rev Francis B Hornbrooke on The Helpfulness of the Upward Look. Music by the Abel ladies quartet and a responsive hymn service accompanied the sermon on Psalm 121 1 4. The talk urged looking upward for help and cited education and noble companions as sources of strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
UNION
Young Men’s Christian Union
Francis B. Hornbrooke
Abel Lades
Nellie E. Fox
Ida & Holt
Fannie B. Holt
Mabel Mamier
Mr. Hornbrooke
Julius Cwsar Lecture By John L Stoddard At Saturday
Mr John L Stoddards matinee lecture on Julius Csar attracted marked attention as part of his repertoire The discourse was hailed as one of the best and next Saturday Pyrenees will be the subject of the lecture series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Cwsar
John L. Stoddard
Matindée
Mr. Stoddard
Pyrenees
Prizes Awarded at Poultry Show Featuring Governors Visitors
The poultry exhibition drew Governor Ames ex Governor Rice and ex Mayor Martin as visitors. Awards included Silver spangled Hamburgs to H Fiske and others, Gold pencilled Hamburgs to W P Cutler, and various placements across classes such as Plymouth Rocks, Black breasted red game, and white game. Exhibitors from multiple states earned numerous firsts and seconds.
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Ames
Rice
Martin
H. Fiske
Waltham
W. P. Cutler
Woburn
M. N. Branscomb
Saugus
Knowles
Brighton
G. Hi. Bent
North Attleboro
John Lowell, Jr
C. P. Coffin
Newton
Chestnut Hill
Jones Wilcox
East Chatham
S.O. Miner
Brattleboro
B. C. Thornton
Philadelphia
A. H. Trowbridge
West Newton
G. H. Young
Exeter
N. Y
Plymouth Rocks
M. J. Ellis
Norwood
Cockerel
William G. Hly, Jr
E. T. Rice
Newton Lower Falls
Hen
Ecockerel
Pallet
John B. Gill
Franklin
Penny
Pullet
John Y. Rogers
Byfield
Mass
C. Thornton
Frank S. Ballard
Burlington
A. F. Pierce
Winchester
N. H
Edward Riley
New Haven
B.C. Thornton
D. P. Shore
Fall River
Vigeon
S. L. Holbrook
Lynn
Whiteley & Wilkins
Charlestown
Secon
W. N. Norris
Taunton
W. J. Ropertson
Baltimore
George Feather
Lawrence
A.M. Ingram
Quincy
Thomas Wright
Medford
A. W. Crockford
John EB. Gill
E. FP
Saltonstall
Chestnut Mill
A. P. Baldwin
Newark
N. J
W. P. Webber
Problem of Life by James Freeman Clarke at Harvard Chapel
Clarke argued that goodness endures beyond time and circumstance, stressing the inner self’s independence from outer life. He cited 2 Corinthians iv 16 and urged transforming time into life, noting that calm, hope, and purity grant immortality beyond daily lapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Freeman Clarke
Harvard College Chapel
Destitute Catholic Children Home Reports Year Results
The Home for Destitute Catholic Children on Harrison avenue reports 690 children cared for the year, 494 placed or returned, 2 died, 1094 currently at the home. Total assisted to date 7257. expenses £12,10792 with salaries covered by subscriptions and gratis medical and sisters services. Debt halved from $30,000 to $15,000. conveyance costs top $13,800. treasury balance $1,400. Officers elected: John B. O'Brien president, Charles F. Donnelly vice-president, P. I. Sullivan treasurer, James Mavey secretary, James W. Dunphy, Joan W. McDonald, John Miller executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
J. A. Finn
Sisters of Charity
James Griffin
Lade D. H. Tally
Middle States
Treasury
John
O’brien
Charles F. Donnelly
P. I. Sullivan
Fatal Blasting Accident Kills Worker and Injures Several
A blasting mishap on Seaver Street Roxbury during sewer work hurled workers into the air. Robert Thompson of Jamaica Plain was killed instantly. Walter Grace 37 and Peter Lydone 67, both of Brighton, were severely injured and taken to City Hospital. Grace is the contractor’s son.
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Seaver Street
Roxbury
Walter Grace
Union Street
Brighton
Peter Lydone
Robert Thompson
Jamaica Plain
Grace
Patrick Grace
Dangerous Ice on Beacon Street Walk Sparks City Liability
Report notes a sheet of ice outside the Unitarian building on Beacon Street and the Tremont Street mall, with repeated accidents. It cites court rulings that the city liable for neglect after removing adjacent sidewalks turning the mall into a public highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian
Beacon Street
Boston
Tremont Street
Crescent Heal Plates For Shoes Prevent Wear In Weather
Mr Maniton of 6 Bulfinch Street offers crescent heal plates for tapping shoes to stop wear and squeaking in wet weather. The product promises durability and moisture resistance for daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Massachusetts Society for Promoting Good Citizenship Formed
The Massachusetts Society for Promoting Good Citizenship was formally organized at No 5 Park Street with leaders including Rev Dr Brooke Herford, E D Mead, Curtis Guild Jr and General Henry F Carrington. It will promote knowledge of citizenship duties, elect officers, set meeting dates, form reading and study committees, and require a $1 annual director tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Society For Promoting Good Citizenship
No. 5
Park Street
Brooke Herford
E. D. Mead
H. Lambert
Curtis Guild, Jr
E. C. Carrigan
Nathaniel Allen
Henry F. Carrington
Seth B. Smith
C. F. Crehore
Roger Walcott
E. E. Hale
William A. Mowry
Robert Treat Paine
William Gaston
Edward Atkinson
F. A. Walker
N.S. Shaler
B. Haskell
Joseph T. Duryea
Leverett Saltonstall
Seth P. Smith
Edwin D. Mead
Irving Meredith
Carrigan
Davis R. Dewey
Westward excursion party sails from Fitchburg station
A Raymond and Whitcomb special train carries 150 tourists to Mexico and California. The voyage covers about 12000 miles with plans to visit El Paso and Mexico towns, then California before returning to Boston. The roster lists C. H. Wilson in charge for Mexico and Fred Ayer for California with numerous assistants and interpreters.
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Fitchburg
Raymond & Whitcomb
Mexico
California
Raymond
Harvard
New York
Rotterdam Junction
West Shore
Cincinnati
Louisville & Nashville
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Central Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Union Pacific
Boston
Hoosack Tunnel
Pullman Company
C. H. Wilson
J. E. Ayer
Mass
Henry
Bangor
James G. Barnet
Newark
William B. Bennent
Philadelphia
P. H. Bennett
L. G. Brnelow
Worcester
Gardiner Blood
Amsterdam
A. Bloodgood
San Francisco
H. A. Boyd
R.K. Boyd
W. B. Brat
Newton
Jerie R. Daniell
W. F. Daniell
Franklin
A. W. Davis
Friend
Harriett G. Day
Hartford
George C. Dempsey
Lowell
Daniel Donnelly
Baltimore
Maude Earley
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Hamilton Amons
E. P. Piper
A. A. Piper
Williamsport
Venn
Arthur A. Pond
Minneapolis
Emily 8. Rogers
H. Samson
Alleghany City
John MM. Stearns
J. M. Stearns, Jr
Brooklyn
A. H. Stowell
Penn
H. P. Tyler
Haverhill
Frank W. Ward
Walter R. E. Ward
Pasadena
Gertrude Watson
S. W. R. Watson
Buffalo
George Wise
Kennebunk
Alan Wood
James A. Woolson
Eda A. Woolson
Cambridgeport
Fred KE. Ayer
Edward T. Ryder
Fabyan
N. It
J. B. Severance
Winthrop Junction
J. W. Cole
H. 1. Rats
William Barton
Boston Highlands
E. J. Bedee
A. ¥. Bennett
North Attleboro
C. F. Berry
Annie Fr. Brown
Stoneham
H. Brown
J. 8. Capron
Attleboro
L. Carrington
Boonville
O. C. Carroll
Portland
G. C. Churchill
Utica
E. D. Codding
H. O. Coolidge
Keene
J. M. Cropley
Charles Davis
East Somerville
J. de Golyer
Troy
Nellie E H. Dodge
H. Dodge
Pittsfield
D. R. Fsrey
Chester
J. H. Fairbanks
J. D. Fessenden
C. W. Fisher
W. H. Floyd
A. Follett
N. B. Follett
Attleboro Falls
Lillie J. Fox
Views of a Kentuckian at the temperance meeting
Colonel R S Cheves of Kentucky addressed the weekly temperance gathering at People's Church. He urged prohibition as essential to temperance, urged education of the negro, and argued moral and legal laws must work together. He denounced moderate drinking as a path to drunkenness and hell, urging total abstinence.
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R. S. Cheves
Kentucky
People’s Church
Temple
Annie Parks
Business distress and insolvency filings hit multiple firms
The notice lists several businesses in distress: F. T. Kiernan & Co of Haverhill attached. Charlies J. F. Madigan of East Boston insolvent. George G. Jacoby wholesale liquor dealer of Minneapolis assigned. National Shade Hanger Company Boston Worcester attached. William F. Kidder & Co druggists New York assigned. D. M. Strong grocer Bristol Vermont attached. B. C. Sprague piano dealer Portland insolvency. C. A. Lacroix dry goods Worcester attached. C. L. Sawyer clothing dealer Standish Maine listed.
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F. T. Kiernan & Co
Haverhill
N. H
Charlies
J. F. Madigan
Lewis Street
Boston
George G. Jacoby
Minneapolis
Median and the Law in Ross Case Quash Drug Indictment
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Bacon sustained Charles R. Ross motion to quash an indictment for obtaining money by a trick. Ross counsel Asa P French argued the statute targets gambling devices and three card monte and that spiritualist performances and human forms do not constitute implements. He contended the offense was complete when money was paid before any act by Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Bacon
Charles R. Ross
Asa P. French
Ross
Knabe Pianoforte Gains Noted Boston Reputation
Boston readers learn that Knabe pianos, made over fifty years, earned rapid solid growth in nine years under Boston agent EB Tyler. The instruments are praised for beauty of form, tone, balance, action, and durability, with uprights and small grands selling well and a bright future in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knabe
Boston
EB. W. Tyler
Knabe & Co
Baltimore
Boston Consolidated Produce Company forms centralized board
Prominent Boston produce leaders join a new organization that plans a single board of directors to run a consolidated firm. The company has amassed capital, bought leases, and hired top managers to operate under centralized control, with five or six Boston houses yielding their identities. The venture may operate as a commission business or purchase outright as circumstances dictate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Consolidated Produce Company
Boston
Consolidated Company
Episcopal laymen to meet and dine at Vendome
The laymen of the Episcopal church will hold an adjourned business meeting and dinner at Hotel Vendome on Monday January 23 at 5 PM. The bylaws committee chosen Navy 28 will report and officers may be chosen. Dr. George C. Shattuck will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Hotel Vendome
Navy
George C. Shattuck
Bishop Paddock
Henry C. Potter
New York
Everett P. Wheeler
Church Club of New York
L. Bradford Prince
Church Building Fund
Alexander H. Rice
Marcus Morton
Charles Devens
Robert C. Winthrop
Samuel Eliot
Charles R. Codman
John E. Sanford
Middlesex Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Middlesex Club met at Young s on Saturday and chose John Haskell Butler as president with a slate of vice presidents including Daniel Needham HE W Hinks J A Marden J L Sargent Thomas Winship H N Fisner R K Bishop E M McPherson H D Yerxa and G W Walker. At the Clover Club dinner same hotel the group elected Gerald Gritfin as president Jank E Wells as secretary Daniel Prendergast as treasurer and named William Carthy Thomas Jay Jr Gerald Griffin P Wells and D E Prendergast as directors.
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Middlesex Club
Young’s
John Haskell Butler
Daniel Needham
HE. W. Hinks
J. A. Marden
J. L. Sargent
Thomas Winship
H. N. Fisner
R. K. Bishop
E. M. McPherson
H. D. Yerxa
G. W. Walker
Clover Club
Gerald Gritfin
Jank E. Wells
Daniel Prendergast
William Carthy
Thomas Jay, Jr
Gerald Griffin
P. Wells
D. E. Prendergast
Footlight Club presents The Pilgrim Sons at Eliot Hall
The Footlight Club will stage the Barrett Wendell comedy The Pilgrim Sons at Eliot Hall Jamaica Plain on January 20 and 21. Tickets from Thomas K Ticknor 211 Tremont Street Miss C Louise Johnson Glen Road Jamaica Plain and Miss Anne Lee No 6 Beacon Street. Half the proceeds go to the New England Hospital for Women and Children.
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Eliot Hall
Jamaica Plain
Barrett Wendell
the Pilgrim Sons
Footlight Club
Thomas K. Ticknor
Tremont Street
C. Louise Johnson
Glen Road
Anne Lee
Beacon Street
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Concert at the Grand Opera House Echoes with Drum Major Clark
A large and refined audience filled the Grand Opera House last evening for a Drum Major Clark tribute concert. The program of about twenty numbers featured the 1st Regiment Drum Corps, the Boston Ideal Banjo and Mandolin Club, and other talent.
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Grand Opera House
Clark
1Rst Regiment
Boston Ideal Banjo and Mandolin Club
Reverend Hilton Resigns to Lead Chelsea Free Baptist Church
The Rev C A Hilton pastor of Winter Street Free Baptist Church Haverhill resigned yesterday to accept a call to the new Free Baptist Church in Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hilton
Winter Street Free Baptist Church
Haverhill
New Free Baptist Church
Chelsea
Longwood Minstrels, Sports, and Local Notices
Notes recount the Longwood Minstrels netting 2300 for the Boys’ Home in Dedham, a Parker House dinner for the troupe, sparring at McAuliffe benefit, gymnasium expansion at the Boston YMCU, and various Boston events and obituaries. Also mentions trainer trips, rail injuries, and local charity actions.
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Longwood Minstrels
Music Hall
Dedham
Longwoods
Parker House
George Henry Quincy
Railroad accident inquiry at Bradford on Boston and Maine
The board of railroad commissioners continued the investigation into Bradford derailment. Witness John Bailey described track conditions from Boston to Exeter and the Bradford section, noting broken rails near the frog and uncertain derailment origin. The commission ordered a precise drawing of the switch and nearby section and adjourned the hearing to 9 AM.
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Bradford
Boston & Maine
Board of Railroad Commissioners
John Bailey
Boston
Exeter
Patrick Linehan
Haverhill Bridge
Ward Hill
Newton Club elects officers at annual meeting in Newtonville
At the Newton Club annual meeting in Newtonville on Saturday evening Royal M. Pulsifer was chosen president. Vice presidents include the Hon. William Claflin the Hon. Robert R. Bishop and the Hon. Levi C. Wade with others. Secretary Edward W. Cate and treasurer F. A. Dewson were named. The executive committee lists several members and an election committee was formed. Committees reported and the clubhouse fitting was approved. Plans for winter entertainments with ladies invited were announced.
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Newton Club
Newtonville
Royal M. Pulsifer
William Claflin
Robert R. Bishop
Levi C. Wade
Isaac T. Burr
Edward W. Cate
F. A. Dewson
Henry E. Cobb
P. C. Bridgham
John W. Carter
Moses G. Crane
Edward H. Mason
William J. Follett
William M. Bullivant
J. Edward Hollis
Arthur C. Walworth
Messrs
Lewis E. Collin
George L. Lovett
Henry C. Churchill
Dr. Eben Thompson
Henry W. Mason
Sydney Harwood
Frederick L. Pelton
J. W. French
George F. Churchill
Austin R. Mitchell
Back Bay Shooting Affair Autopsy Details
Medical Examiner Harris performed an autopsy on Mary Maguire shot at the Frederick L. Ames house on Dartmouth Street. The bullet damaged kidneys and intestines causing internal hemorrhage. The victim was found to be enceinic. Noted surgeons attended, including H H Fitz Porter Warren Homans Gannett Pratt. Remains sent to Undertaker M J Mullen and buried in South Boston with funeral services held yesterday afternoon.
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Giese
Kneisel
Chickering Hall
Norfolk County
Crawford House
Massachusetts
Norfolk
Middlesex
Essex
Plymouth
Bristol
Barnstable
John P. Mullen
Athens Street
Boston
City Hospital
Albert Gorham
Boston & Albany
Edward Thompson
Old Colony
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harris
Mary Maguire
Frederick L. Ames
Dartmouth Street
H. H. Fitz
C. B. Porter
J. Collins Warren
John Homans
W. W. Gannett
John W. Pratt
M. J. Mullen
James Haley
Reading for the Blind at Hotel Brunswick
Mrs John Sherwood of New York will give a charity reading called My Season in London Especially the Jubilee Season at Hotel Brunswick on Tuesday evening January 17 at 8 pm. Proceeds aid the Kindergarten for the Blind with tickets available at the Brunswick Mrs Howe’s 241 Beacon Street and the institution office 37 Avon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherwood
New York
Hotel Brunswick
London
Brunswick
Guests at Revere House Praise New European Play
Guests of the Revere House express high satisfaction with the recently adopted European play. The reception highlights the cultural appeal and strong performances drawing positive notices from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
Supreme Judicial Court Monday Nos Listed For Cases
The Supreme Judicial Court schedules Monday Nos. 1786 1787 1789 1768 1779 1782 1790 1798 1799 1800 1809 1738 1788 1779 1781 1788 and 1808 for consideration. Court sessions will review these docket numbers in upcoming sessions.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Numerous Massachusetts and Boston Court Cases Listed
A catalog of court cases names many plaintiffs and defendants including Smith v. Bergen Fosdick v. Bangs Robbins v. same Boehn v. Ternan Harris v. Schafer Cahill v. McCormick Fairfield v. Cook Bigelow v. Osgood Aver v. Gardner Ghisla v. Graifain Payne v. Stockwell Tuttle v. Shiman Wilson v. Keyes Dingee v. Ducey Homer v. Cowan Stuart v. B. & A. RR Co Chase v. B. & L. RR Timany v. Boston Leitas v. Smith and others listed with various affiliations likely in a docket or index.
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Smith
Bergen
Fosdick
Bangs
Robbins
Same
Boehn
Ternan
Harris
Schafer
Cahill
McCormick
Fairfield
Cook
Tuttle
Shiman
Wilson
Keyes
Dingee
Ducey
Homer
Cowan
Stuart v. B. & A. RR. Co
Superior Court List of Pending Essex County Cases
Essex County Superior Court docket includes 4433 Danforth v Rich 4874 Lufkin v Inhabitants of Peabody 4207 Shackley v Hoyt 4454 Eaton et al v Mes... 4268 Renan v City of Lynn 4455 Mason v Foster with sessions set for Jan 15 under Judge Thompson.
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Essex County
Thompson
Danforth
Rich
Lufkin
Inhabiards
Tants of Peabody
Shackley
Christ Walks On The Sea Sermon And Class Officers
Mr. George Cable's Bible lesson on Saturday discussed Christ walking on the sea as a symbol of Christian life and warfare. It cited the loaves and fishes to show divine ends through human means and urged confidence with the phrase It is I be not afraid. The class elected officers including President Francis N. Peloubet D D and Vice Presidents Charles W Hill and Stephen L Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cable
Galiilee
Christ
Francis N. Peloubet
D.D
Natick
Charles W. Hill
Roxbury
Stephen L. Baldwin
East Boston
A. BK. Duaminog
The
Congregational House
Boston
George W. Chipman
Critics Reject indecent ballet at national opera showing
The writer denounces the National Opera Company's ballet as indecent and corrupting American taste. He condemns the performance in aust and mocks Mephistopheles style critique, praising the opera's singing and acting while urging to abandon such ballet in favor of music only.
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Yo Taverner
Laverner
National Opera Company
Germany
Mephistopheres
Jaust
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the Footlight Club
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