Turbulent Gospel Sermon on The Turkish Power in History
Dr George C Lorimer delivered a sermon on The Turkish Power in History and Prophecy praising Armenian aid and criticizing Western policy toward Turkey He argued Constantinople was Christian before Islam and urged England to act against the Ottoman cruelties. He linked Armenian fate to Christian duty and warned against Russian control of Ottoman lands.
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India
George C. Lorimer
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Music Hall
Oliver Cromwell
Europe
Constantinople
Lorimer
Bosphorus
Freeman
Lord Seymour
St. Petersburg
Turkey
England
Dardanelles
Columbus
New World
Clara Barton
Red Cross Society
Frye
Washington
Russia
Reverend Houghton Urges Action Over Turkish Armenian Persecution
The Cambridge address condemns the Turkish government for atrocities against Armenians, calls for Western powers to intervene, and praises Clara Barton. He advocates arming Armenians nearby Boston and urges England and America to join forces to halt the persecutions.
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Houghton
Syracuse
N. Y
North Avenue Congregational Church
Cambridge
Clara Barton
Europe
Boston
Providence
Lynn
America
England
Evangelistic Conference Concludes in Cambridge
Yesterday's session wrap up drew large crowds at all Cambridge churches as the evangelistic conference organized by the Evangelistic Association of New England concluded after a week of meetings.
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Cambridge
The
Evangelistic Association of
New England
Young People Observed At North Cambridge Universalist Church
North Cambridge Universalist Church marked Young People day with morning sermon on The Young People in the Church. At 6 p m the Young People's Christian Union lectured by A E Dennison A J Lovell and others. At 7 30 p m services at Cross Street North Somerville Universalist Church with Rev I A Priest and Rev F O Hall. The 5 o'clock vesper sermon discussed The Teachings of Buddhism and Theosophy.
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North Cambridge Universalist
Young People’s Christian Union
A. E. Dennison
A. J. Lovell
Cross Street
North Somerville
Universalist Church
I. A. Priest
F. O. Hall
Christian Union
Steamship Grounding and Lifesaving Rescue at Sandy Hook
The St Paul ran aground near Sandy Hook after a collision in rough seas. Life saving crews from Stations 38, 4 and 5 launched lines and breeches buoys while passengers were transferred to the George W Starr under challenging sea conditions. Thousands gathered to watch as tugs held distance and rescuers battled breakers.
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George W. Starr
Religious Services Highlight Sabbath Duty Across City
At Music Hall the New England Sabbath Protective League heard Rev James Logan Gordon affirm the Sabbath as a physical financial political and religious necessity with remarks by Dr De Normandie and George McNeil. Other meetings were led by Rev John A McElwain at Bromfield Street Church with Florence Ives and Gordon Training School students assisting. Francis B Hornbrooke spoke at Young Men's Christian Union on making the present time as good as any and William H Lyon preached at Parker Memorial on The Two Selves.
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Grace M. E
William B. Hall
New York City
Hall
Wood Memorial Church
E. A. Lawrence
Immanuel Church
J. E. Gray
R. F. True
First Baptist Church
Pilgrim Congregational
Wood Memorial
Immanuel
First Baptist
J. L. Hill
D. D
Salem
W. P. Hall
True
Massachusetts Avenue
S. M. Dick
Pilgrim Church
J. H. Earle
Laconia
New England Sabbath Protective League
Music Hall
James Logan Gordon
de Normandie
George McNeil
John A. McElwain
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Evangelistic Association of New England
Bromfield Street
Florence Ives
Gordon Training School
Francis B. Hornbrooke
Newton
Young Men’s Christian Union
Parker Memorial
William H. Lyon
All Souls Church
Roxbury
Americans seek diplomatic aid over Transvaal arrests
The Times despatch from Pretoria reports a Saturday meeting of Americans requesting Secretary Olney to send a diplomatic agent to the Transvaal. They seek protection for arrested citizens and guarding their property while maintaining friendly ties to the Transvaal government.
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London
the Times
Pretoria
South African Republic
Olney
Transvaal
Chamberlain speech praised by London papers
London papers express approval of Mr. Chamberlain’s Saturday night speech. The Standard calls his view optimistic about U S sentiment toward Britain, while The Chronicle notes his claim Britain wants no American territory beyond what she holds, signaling acceptance of the Monroe doctrine.
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London
Mr. Chamberlain
Standard
Chamberlain
United States
Great Britain
The
Chronicle
America
Striking Fog In Long Branch Causes Two Ships Groundings
Patrolmen at Long Branch and Monmouth Beach spotted the Cunarder Campania and the steamship St. Paul in dense fog as they ran aground near the shore. Captain Wardel of Long Branch’s life saving station signaled the danger and helped pull the vessels off the wrecked bar. Reports say Campania touched ground a mile below the St. Paul, with weather forecaster notes confirming the grounding locations.
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St. Paul
Long Branch
Monmouth Beach
Charles Sexton
Wardel
No. 5
Campania
Dunn
New York Weather Bureau
William Martin
Ocean Race Ends With St Paul Triumph Over Campania
The St Paul defeats the Campania by about a dozen lengths after a 400 mile duel from dawn Friday to early Saturday morning. The two liners ran almost side by side for nineteen hours through rain fog and heavy seas, with passengers noting miraculous escapes and the St Paul first to dock.
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St. Paul
Campania
Cunard Line
St. Paul’s
New Jersey
Southampton
London
Long distance race ends as Rosenfeld reachs quarantine
The British ship Allerton and Yankee packet Willie Rosenfeld, both from Caleta Buena Chile with nitrate cargoes, raced from sea to harbor. The Rosenfeld dropped anchor at quarantine after a seventeen day lead by the Allerton, which was towed in about twelve hours later. Both ships faced ice off Cape Horn and rough seas from Cape Hatteras to port but suffered no damage.
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New York
Allerton
Willie Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld
Caleta Buena
Chilean
Cape Hatteras
Cape Horn
Death of Pierre Gustave Brunet French Litterateur
Pierre Gustave Brunet, a distinguished French litterateur born in Bordeaux on November 18 1807, died in Bordeaux. His works are described as very numerous in a dispatch from Bordeaux dated January 20.
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Paris
Bordeaux
Pierre Gustave Brunet
Wringers and Sweepers Repaired by American Wringer Co
The American Wringer Co 13 and Bb Broadway extension in the city manufactures wringers and sweepers and offers repairs for all kinds. Orders by mail promptly attended to by telephone Tremont 764.
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Broadway
City
Tremont
Hiles’s Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Hill Medicine Co
An advertisement claims Hiles’s Rheumatism and Goat Cure is the greatest remote remedy and that one bottle cures. It lists Hill Medicine Co with address 364h 19th St New York City and invites readers to send for a circular.
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Hiles
Hill Medicine CO
19Th St
New York City
St Paul and Campania Race Siblings Across Atlantic in Fog
The St Paul and the Campania battled head to head in heavy seas and fog as both liners surged toward New York. Reports from passengers and officers describe near-constant speed, engine revolutions around ninety per minute, and a dramatic chase that ended with the St Paul maintaining a lead after fog and a late daylight turn.
Captains Spar Over Causes of Collision Race Claims
Captain Jamison of the St Paul disputes a race claim and says the ship hit after sounding showed seven fathoms but found only seven, while Captain Walker of the Campania emphasizes a race. Passengers watched the Cunarder close in as both ships burned black smoke and raced neck and neck. Betting on the Yankee ran high as the St Paul struggled to maintain lead.
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Jamison
St. Paul
St Paul
Walker
Campania
Casey
Passengers recount the Campania St Paul collision
Ex congressman W Bourke Cockran and other travelers describe the foggy voyage notes as Campania and St Paul neared on converging lines. M H Burnham and R W Milbank recall sightings and crowding the starboard side amid the engine reversal and rising tension.
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W. Bourke Cockran
Campania
M. H. Burnham
Johannesburg
South Africa
St. Paul
R. W. Milbank
Broadway
New York
Hair Mattresses Made to Order
Made to order two part hair mattresses forty pounds full size for ten dollars at A W Wheeler and Co Manufacturers sixty three and sixty five Hanover street Boston opposite American House.
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A. W. Wheeler & CO
New York
East Thirtieth Street
Schiller
St Pauls Captain John C Jamison Is Noted Seafaring Leader
Captain John Clark Jamison, a small man with blue eyes and a bright manner, has steered ships for two decades with a flawless safety record. Born in Brooklyn October 12, 1847, he apprenticed on the Isaac Webb and Dreadnaught before joining the American line, later commanding the St Paul after its fitting at Cramps yard in Philadelphia.
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John Clark Jamison
Brooklyn
New York
Isaac Webb
Old American Line
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Hll
Vaterland
Switzerland
Waesland
International Navigation Company
Red Star Line
American Line
Cramps
St. Paul
Critique of Commission Expenditures and Legislative Oversight
The speaker argues commissions are empowered with little legislative or public scrutiny and that attorney fees reveal broader waste. He calls for Governor-led accountability, full five-year expense reforms, and an audit of all vouchers to curb out-of-control spending.
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Islature
Tnese
Commonwealth
Attorney-General
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply
Lynn Fire Threats Dimmed by Quick Action
A 3:10 am blaze at 15 Hanover street, a two story house owned by Isaac Wyman, caused about 2000 in damage and nearly claimed two families. Boarder S T Davis saved lives by dragging an oil stove out a window and smothering the flames after a second fire at 422 Washington street damaged a room with a newborn. Davis suffered severe burns while averting disaster.
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Lynn
Isaac Wyman
Hanover Street
Charles Wilson
John O’brien
Wilson
S. T. Davis
Washington Street
Davis
Mrs Harriet Parker Drowns Themselves Off Marblehead Rocks
Mrs Harriet Parker aged 51 wife of Charles S Parker of Milford New Hampshire killed herself by diving off rocks near the Corinthian Yacht Club. Body found at 2 45 pm by youths. She had been in poor health and mentally impaired. She visited a sister before vanishing leaving husband and son. Remains identified at Undertaker Sweet's rooms.
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Marblehead
Harriet Parker
Charles S. Parker
Milford
N. H
Corinthian Yacht Club
Parker
John Bartlett
George W. Grader
Sweet
Wife of Lynn landlord dead at 67
Mary Brown wife of Sylvester Brown longtime landlord of the Trimountain House Nahant died suddenly at Hotel Oxford Lynn aged 67.
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Lynn
Mary
Sylvester Brown
Trimountain House
Nahant
Oxford
Salvation Oil Showcased For Wide Range Of Cures
The piece highlights Salvation Oil and its many claimed cures, noting its broad appeal and perceived effectiveness among users.
Puritana Endorsed by Officials and Public Figures
A New Hampshire secretary of the State Law and Order League Rev Asaph J Wheeler and Ex Senator John Hatch testify to Puritana cures for dyspepsia and related ailments. Other governors senators and bankers praise the remedy as a vital stomach righting discovery with broad health benefits.
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Concorp
N. H
State Law and Order League of New Hampshire
Asaph J. Wheeler
Crosby
Mr. Wheeler
John Hatch
New Hampshire
Eugene E. Low
Ailsawald Survives Massive Wave Off Georges Shoal
The British steamer Ailsawald arriving from Hamburg was struck by a giant tidal wave near Georges Shoal. Seaman William Spoonger died, while James Spregle and Carl Rohrbark were badly injured. The ship pitched, flooded holds, and narrowly reached Philadelphia in heavy weather. The cargo likely damaged. injured sailors treated at hospital.
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Philadelphia
Hamburg
Georges Shoal
Jones
Geary
William Spoonger
James Spregle
Carl Rohrbark
George P. Carleton Dies at 73 in Groveland
George P. Carleton of Groveland died Saturday night at age 73 in Haverhill. A longtime railroad employee, he was appointed ticket agent at the Haverhill Georgetown & Newburyport line in 1850 and served in that role for about four decades. He belonged to C. C. Dana Lodge of Masons at Georgetown.
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Haverhill
George P. Carleton
Groveland
Haverhill, Georgetown & Newburyport
C. C. Dana Lodge of Masons
Georgetown
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Core
Leighton & Dexter Medicine CO
Temple Pl
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Abner West
Life Crew 3
Fiood
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Fire Island
Janison
Englshman
Poth
H. P. Beach
Springfield
Mass
Students’ Volunteer Movement For Foreign Missions
A. C. Hodges
Oakland
Cal
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ST. Paul's
Heal Estate
P. O
Malden
West Everett
S. C. Carrier
Central
Main St
Everett
South Boston
Gate St
Fourth St
Tremont St
George’s Shoal
Gerald
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Seabury
Tansey
Howard Avenue
Dorchester
Eb, L. Atkinson
Alfred H. Seabury
Anna M. Tansey
Neo Cards
Aylward
John Aylward
Brundrett
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Brundrett
Smith
Thomas H. Smith
Martha J. Smith
Stoughton Street
Upham's Corner
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Tremornt ST
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