Christ as Light of the World in Rev T T Munger Sermon
The Rev T T Munger of New Haven preached at Mt Vernon Church Ashburton Place on Christ as the Light of the World drawing from John VIII 12. He argued life reveals truth via God the Father obedience and universal love, detailing principles guiding Christ life and the aim of human existence toward divine Fatherhood, lawfulness, and love.
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T. T. Munger
New Haven
Mt.Vernon
Ashburton
Christ
Jesus
Heaven
God
Father
Pather
Eexample
Order of Seelery
Myel
Guesong
Nazareth
Calvary
Earth
Mr. Munger
Zinn Shares Yearly Profits With Temple Employees
William H. Zinn distributed year end profits to all employees in United States treasury notes on January 21 1888. Amounts were proportional to service length and salary, with all workers receiving a surprise payment larger than expected. He plans to repeat the plan for the current year.
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William H. Zinn
Washington Street
Temple Place
West Street
Zinn
Mr. Zinn
Water Pipe Bursts Floods Three Story Building
At about 10 PM a water pipe burst on the upper floor of the three story building at 357 and 359 Washington street. The first floor houses Nathan Baer jeweller and Levator McIntyre optician, second floor W. R. Kimball, third floor John Kelly tailor. Water flooded first and second floors causing considerable damage. A separate break at 12 AM caused minor damage at Cotterell's restaurant 1M and 21 Kilby Street.
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Washington Street
Nathan Baer
Levator McIntyre
Optician
W. Kimball
John Kelly
Kilby Street
Cotterell
Home Rule Resolutions Adopted in Boston Ireland Event
At Hollis Street Theatre Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde and John Stuart spoke on Home Rule for Ireland before a large audience. Resolutions denounced British coercion, praised Gladstone and Parnell, and pledged Irish-American support for an Irish Parliament. Addresses by Fitzgerald O'Reilly and Quincy followed. a Boston lady presented a Grattan bouquet.
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Thomas Grattan Esmonde
M.f
John Stuart
Hastings
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Ireland
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Daniel R. Sullivan
Patrick Donahoe
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T. J. Teevans
M. J. Ward
Dr. Lane
Thomas
Down
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Dublin
County Cork
County Mayo
Belfast
Londonderry
Scotland
Gladstone
Boston
Salisbury
Liberal Party
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Wilfrid Blunt
Charles Stewart Parnell
William KE. Gladstone
John E. Fitzgerald
John Boyle O'Reilly
Josiah Quincy
Grattan
College Green
Irish Patriot Greeted at Union Hall Cambridgeport
A Home Rule meeting sequel in Union Hall Cambridgeport drew Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde as principal speaker. Mayor Russell chaired and likened Ireland’s Home Rule struggle to America’s liberty fight, with Boston figures Fox and Capen among speakers supporting sympathy for Ireland.
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Union Hall
Cambridgeport
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Tie
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East Cambridge
Cambridge
Somerville
Arlington
Law
Boston
Russell
Ireland
Sir Esmonde
Fox
James A. Fox
Capen
Tufts College
J. J. Keeley
John Stuart
Mr. Capen
Land League
The Zytna’s Annual Exhibit Observes Strong Growth
The annual statement of the Agtna Life Insurance Company shows strong gains in membership, surplus, assets, and new business for 1587. It reports membership up 2192, interest income 22541.10, market values 26167.66, surplus 77763.04, paid in receipts 471162.43, income 198693.53, assets 1074746.99, and new business 1352456, with insurance in force at 26109366. New England firms lead in annual new business.
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Agtna Life Insurance Company
Itna
Aitna
New England States
William P Carroll Obituary in South Boston
Alderman William P. Carroll died at 184 West Third street South Boston around 5 80 Saturday morning in his thirty fourth year after seven years of chronic consumption. Born March 18 1854 in South Boston Ontario street he was the oldest of five children. He worked from boyhood and later entered municipal politics becoming president of the Seventh and Fishing Club and serving in the fourth district as alderman from 1885 with multiple campaigns. He leaves a widow and two children. Funeral at St Vincent church and several city bodies passed resolutions mourning his death and planning honors.
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West Third Street
South
Boston
Mr. Carroll
Ontario Street
Massachusetts
Waulliam
William F. Cash
Washington Street
Kneeland
Lawrence School
Forbes
City Hall
Dars
Seventh and Fishing Club
Mr. Cleveland
Aldefinat
Gotn
J. H. Mullane
Edward J. Jenkins
Carroll
John H. Sullivan
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic Committee
St. Vincent’s Church
Board of Aldermen
McLaughlin
Eddy
George B. McClellan Associates
Sullivan
Lee
Bromwich
Donovan
Last Car
O'Neil
John K. Rogers dies at 66 in Longwood after long Boston Type Foundry service
John K. Rogers longtime Boston Type Foundry official dies at his Longwood home at 66. Born 1821 in Gloucester, he rose from clerk to treasurer and agent of the firm and later partnered in the stereotype foundry. He served as Brookline selectman, city guards officer, and treasurer of the Boston Art Club. survived by widow and three children.
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Boston Type Foundry
Longwood
Friday
Glouester Dee
Boston
Stereotype Foundry
David Watson
Rogers
Boston City Guards
N. A. Thompson
Brookline
Boston Art Club
The Rev David Lathrop Hunn Dies at 98 in Buffalo
The Rev David Lathrop Hunn oldest Yale College graduate died in Buffalo New York aged 98 years 2 months 24 days He was class of 1813 born Coleraine Massachusetts November 6 178% fitted for college at Monson Massachusetts ordained February 17 1817 and served as Congregational minister until 1860 with posts in Randwich East Windsor North Hadley Whitesboro Lenox and Somerset N C He was nearly blind but mentally sharp to the end His wife died fifteen years ago Seven of their eight children survive His father fought in the American Revolution
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David L. Hunn
David Lathrop Hunn
Yale College
Buffalo
N. Y
Coleraine
Mass
Monson
Randwich
East Windsor
John Gallison King Dies in Boston at 64
John Gallison King of the Suffolk bar and son of the late Hon. John Glen King died Saturday at his home 7 Worcester square Boston. A Harvard College 1838 graduate, he led the game office Brazer's building for over forty five years and once had a substantial practice with Ballardvale machine shops.
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Suffolk
John Glen King
Salem
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Boston
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James Russell Lowell
William W. Story
King
Brazer’s
Ballardvale
Oldest New Hampshire resident Ellen Spellman dies at 104
Mrs Ellen Spellman, likely the oldest person in New Hampshire, died in Concord Saturday night at age 104. A native of Ireland she came to the United States 25 years ago and since then lived in Concord. She enjoyed good health and had no serious illness until about a month ago, though at 102 she walked four miles downtown and back.
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Ellen Spellman
New Hampshire
Concord
Ireland
Spellman
Professor J S Roberts Dies After Pneumonia At 4
Obituary notes the death of Professor J S Roberts conductor of the Charles Street A M E Church choir at 11 Anderson Street following pneumonia. Born in Demerara in 1850, he led the colored church choir for a decade and also owned a Broad Street hairdressing shop. He leaves a widow and child. Also reports George Godwin of London dies at 73 and H K Pierce of Gardner dies of typhoid pneumonia, a revered local chair maker and prominent citizen.
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Charles Street
A. M. BE
Anderson Street
Mr. Roberts
Demerara
West Indies
Roberts
Broad Street
George Godwin
London
K. Pierce
South Gardner
Gardner
Pierce
West
Sermon on Children's Aid Society at First Church
Rev Stopford Brooke spoke at the First Church under the Children's Aid Society, urging aid for destitute youths. He contrasted Deer Island's reform with family homes at Pine Farm and Foxboro, citing outcomes and urging funds to expand housing and support for Boston's vulnerable children.
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Children’s Aid Society
Lowell
Launfal
Christ
Deer Island
Pine Farm
Foxboro
Ablic
Brooke
State Lyman School For
Boston
Phillips Academy Alumni Dinner and Boston Events
The Phillips Academy Alumni Association led by acting president Hon. George O. Shattuck plans its second biennial dinner on Wednesday Feb 15 at Parker House Boston. Various events follow including German lectures, a kindergarten for the blind musicale, and notes on funerals, theatre, and historic society meetings.
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Parker House
Boston
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Jacob Lohmann
Phillips
Boylston Street
Ohland
Phillips Memorial Association
Ames
Bratkett
Miner
Philip J. Doherty
Julia Ward Howe
Beacon Street
Ernst Perabo
Fritz Giese
Charles Mole
H. E. Sawyer
Nervi
Genoa
Italy
Havre
New York
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
J. N. Lewis
R. G. Seymour
BE. B. Webb
Holliston
Back Bay
Prince Light Guard
Montgomery Guards
Grand Opera House
Mantle Banks
Joan of Arc
John L. Stoddard
Lord Byron
Massachusetts Historic Geneaological Society
United States
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Abner C. Goodell
Massachusetts Legislature Fights Combinations and Trusts
A Boston letter argues Congress is limited by state powers while Massachusetts can investigate and enact laws to curb combinations that raise essential living costs. It cites English Puritan and Roman laws against price fixing and notes the suffering laboring classes. Boston, January 25, 1888.
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Congress
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
England
Ee Boston
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