Former Monte Cristo of Uxbridge Adopts Moen Name
The World reveals Levi Wilson Moen, once Levi Wilson of Uxbridge Massachusetts, adopted the Moen surname claiming rightful entitlement after a trust fund was set up. He travels from Newark to Europe with plans to market a steel compression device tied to Washburn Moen figures.
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Uxbridge
Moen
New York
Moen-Wilson
Massachusetts
Worcester County
Mass
Cresus
Levi Wilson
Philip L. Moen
Great
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company
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Moon
Mother
Levi Wilson Moen
Young Wilson
L. W. Moen
Phil
Philip W. Moen
Worcester
Newark
Moen Place
Clinton Street
Compressed Steel Company
Henry Dickinson
Wilson-Moen
Europe
England
Compressed
Henry Dieckinson
Edward FE. Bruen
Frank R. Wickes
Judge Wright Dead Boston Police Court Justice Civil War Era figure
Edwin Wright longtime Boston Police Court justice died at 297 Beacon Street. Born 1811 in North Coventry Connecticut he studied at Yale and Harvard and served as a Republican state legislator. Funeral is set for 2 p m at New Old South Church with a widow and two children surviving.
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Edwin Wright
Old Boston Police Court
Beacon Street
New Old South Church
North Coventry
Conn
Yale
Boston
Harvard
Suffolk
Beston Police Court
Guarantee offer on tar cough remedy from multiple firms
A newspaper card lists numerous pharmacists and firms offering refunds on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar. It promises money back on a 50-cent bottle if it fails to cure cough or cold and a 25-cent bottle with a satisfactory guarantee. Several addresses in Boston are cited for EMERY SOUTHER and others amid a note of “Two Hundred Others.”
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Greene
Emery Souther
Green
Rust & Richardson Drug OD. George
Goodwin & CO
B. F. Bradbury
Washington St. C
Protestant View On Catholicism Limits Philippines Policy
A speaker at Dudley Street Baptist Church blasts Catholic influence in the Philippines. He argues Catholicism corrupts governance, warns against Archbishop Ireland's role, and urges Protestantism and American values as the better path for Philippine religious liberty. He cites alleged prison abuses and calls for protecting workers in Boston street railways.
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A. S. Gumbart
Dudley Street Baptist Church
United States
Philippines
Ireland
Washington
Vestibule for Motormen Held Up in Boston Debate
In a Sunday service at Every Day Church, Rev. George L. Perin urged a bill before the Legislature to require vestibules for motormen on electric cars. He argued the open platform exposes workers to cold and storms and noted earlier amendments limited to smaller cities.
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S. H. Roblin
Springfield
Boston
New England
West End Railroad
West End
Httle
Railroner
Principles of Socialism sermon on Social Democracy in Roxbury
Rev F W Hamilton spoke at the First Universalist Society in Roxbury on Social Democracy and socialism. He argued socialism seeks community welfare with people controlling government and wealth production, contrasting it with anarchism and Henry George style single tax.
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Senator Quay
Matt Quay
F. W. Hamilton
Church of the First Universalist Society
Roxbury
United States
Henry George
Mission of the Hebrew at Temple Adath Israel
Rev. Thomas Van Ness spoke at Temple Adath Israel on Columbus Avenue detailing the future mission of the Jews. He traced past persecution and argued Hebrews must promote peace, promote belief in one God, and teach brotherhood through Jesus of Nazareth, urging continued leadership to guide nations.
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Temple Adath Israel
Columbus Avenue
Rabbi Fleischer
Thomas van Ness
John Fiske
Jesus of Nazareth
van Ness
Israel
The Nineteenth Century Sermon at Second Church
In Boston at Cop ley Square the Rev Thoms Van Ness preached on The Nineteenth Century Its Glory and Its Shame. He argued fifteen great principles and twenty four inventions came from the nineteenth century and linked rising crime to luxury and lack of moral feeling.
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Boston
Copley Square
Thoms van Ness
Sermon Explains Cause and Effect in Spiritual Life
At Union Square Somerville Presbyterian Church Rev L L Price recently preached from Galatians VI 7 8 stressing that God is not mocked and that what a man sows he shall reap He linked material and spiritual worlds showing life and character depend on cause and effect urging reason to follow into spiritual life The harvest of the future depends on present sowing.
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Union Square
Somerville
Presbyterian
Ll. V. Price
Longfellow Memorial Appeal Seeks Subscriptions
The Longfellow National Memorial Association in Washington appeals for public subscriptions to fund a statue of the poet. An estimated $385,000 is needed for a statue worthy of the poet and the site. The President is honorary regent. Chief Justice Fuller presides. Secretary Hay and Senators Hoar, Wolcott, along with Speaker Reed, are named among supporters.
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Washington
Longfellow National Memorial Association
N Washington
Tfuller
Seecretary Hay
Hoara
Sir George Sitwell in court over wife’s footwear bill
In London a bootmaker sued Sir George Sitwell for 100 dollars for his wife’s footwear. Lady Ida Sitwell, daughter of the Earl of Lonesborough, had assigned her income to Sir George to cover debts totaling 13 600 dollars. The judge ruled the arrangement could be an attempt to evade payment and the suit continues.
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London
Sir George Sitwell
Ida Sitwell
Earl of Lonesborough
Sir George
It’s Easy to Get Health Back With Stomach Bitters
An old advertisement asserts health improves with hard work and neglect, praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to cure dyspepsia indigestion biliousness and nervousness, claiming an attack will vanish quickly.
Bright Boston Theatre season opens with Ellis opera selections
The Boston Theatre hosts a promising start to the Ellis grand opera season with Faust and Melba as headliners. Richard Mansfield and Cyrano de Bergerac follow Julia Arthur at the Hollis on February 6. Annie Russell may appear at Tremont in Dangerfield ’95. John C. Slavin joins Della Fox’s Park company next week after last year’s Circus Girl. Mrs Fiske plans Montreal engagements after Tremont. Francis Wilson and Lulu Glaser support The Little Corporal.
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Boston
Ellis Grand Opera
Ellis
Faust
Melba
Richard Mansfield
Cyrano de Bergerac
Julia Arthur
Hollis
Annie Russell
Dangerfield
the Tremont
John C. Slavin
Della Fox
Mary Young
Mr. Slavin
Fiske
Montreal
Canadian
Francis Wilson
Little Corporal
Lulu Glaser
Boston Theatre Opens Three Week Opera Season With Ellis Company
The three weeks season of grand opera begins tonight at the Boston Theatre with the Ellis opera company presenting Paust with Melba singing Marguerite. Julia Arthur starts a two week Hollis engagement. Cissy Loftus joins A Dangerous Maid at Park tonight. Castle Square revives East Lynne followed by Captain Letterblair. Jay Hunt plays Rip Van Winkle at Bowdoin Square. Catherine ends its Museum run. Dan Daly in The Belle of New York follows. Tess by Mrs. Fiske extends a full week at Tremont. Through the Breakers thrills at the Columbia with Maude Banks and Hope Booth. Hal Reid’s Human Hearts at Grand Opera House for one week. Parisian Widows burlesque opens at Howard. cast includes Manhattan Comedy Four and others. A High Ball headlines the bill. Marie Jansen returns to Keith’s with songs. Metropolitan Burlesquers at Grand under Sheridan and Faust. Whirling Rosa tops Austin & Stone’s bill for a Boston return.
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Melba
Marguerite
Julia Arthur
the Hollis
Quality
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the Park
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East Lynne
Captain Letterblair
N. H. Sothern
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Rip van Winkle
Bowdoin Square
Catherine
Boston
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New York
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Tremont
Grand Opera House
Burlesque Company
the Howard
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Cushman and Holcombe
Gilbert and Goldie
Boyce
Black
Davenport Sisters
Castellar and
Hall
James I
Hoey
Howard
Marie Jansen
Keith’s
Sheridan
Faust
the Grand
Rosa
Austin & Stone
Quay Favored for Senate as Harrisburg Notes Momentum
Governor Stone stated that Quay is likely to be reelected as Republican nominee for the U S Senate. He dismissed a conspiracy case against Quay as a campaign tactic and said public sentiment supports him despite a legislative deadlock.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Stone
Quay
United States Senate
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Senator Quay
Free Silver for India Sparks Currency Debate
London reports show divisions within the Indian currency committee over India adopting a silver standard. Several experts urge free coinage with the United States and China, at a 2211⁄2 to 1 ratio, backed by Sir Robert Giffen and Sir David Barbour in favor of free silver for India.
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India
Indian Currency Committee
United States
America
China
Robert Giffen
David Barbour
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