Indulgences Debated at Tremont Temple Sermon
Rev. Philip S Moexom denounces Swintons history and Catholic influence as threats to public schools and political liberty. He defends Mr Travis removal as baseless and urges defense of religious and intellectual emancipation against Rome influence.
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Tremont Temple
Philip S. Moexom
Travis
Swinton
Paul
Christ
Church Universal
Prea
Rome
Newark
New York
Boston
Ir. Moxom
Webster's
Esults
Lse
America
Removal of Teacher Travis At Universalist Church
Dr Miner’s sermon at the Second Universalist Church argued knowledge is often partial and motives shape opinion. He attacked Catholic indulgences and confessional practice, tying the discussion to the removal of Mr Travis from history teacher at the English high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Universalist
Columbus Avenue
Clarendon Street
Miner
Travis
Sher
Corner Stone Laid for Immaculate Conception Church
Archbishop Williams of Boston and Father A V Higgins led the corner stone ceremony in Revere with visiting clergy. The box under the stone contained multiple newspapers and a scroll describing the church and services, a golden trowel to be awarded to the parish donor who gives most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
The
Post
Daily Advertiser
Evening Record
Jownal
Herald, Globe
Traveller
Highway robbery in Cambridge shocks university community
Miss Hattie Smith of the University Press was robbed of her pocketbook containing about $12, near the corner of Everett and Oxford streets in Cambridge around 1 pm Saturday. The culprit, described as a tramp, escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shighway
Cambridge
Hattie Smith
The
University Press
Everett and
Oxford Streets
Camidge
Random city team scores from era sports roundup
A sequence of score listings shows matchups such as New York-New Yorks beating Washingtons and Indianapolis beating Detroits, with several other city teams like Pittsburg Chicago Lowell Lowell Lynn Worcester and Boston Globe Newsboys versus Detroit Journal Newsboys. Variations include Louisville Brooklyn Louisvilles Cincinnati Baltimores St Louis Cleveland Kansas City Athletics and Kansas Citys with differing point totals.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Chicagos
Lowell
Manchesters
Lowells
Lynn
Worcesters
Lynns
Stoneham—Beacons
Stonehams
Wakefield—Millers
Melroses
Boston—Globe Newsboys
Detroit Journal Newsboys
Louisville
Brooklyns
Louisvilles
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Baltimores
St. Louis
Clevelands
Kansas City—Athletics
Kansas Citys
Athletics
Kansas
Train strike kills Winchendon minister at State Line Depot
The Rev Charles H Wheeler and his wife died when a heavy freight loco struck their carriage rear at the State Line crossing three miles from Winchendon yesterday afternoon. Wheeler, a longtime Unitarian pastor and school board member born in Salem Mass in June 1831, leaves a son and is mourned in Unitarian circles. His brother William A Wheeler was a librarianship figure and author.
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Winchendon
Charles H. Wheeler
State Line
Wheeler
Unitarian Church
Charles Henry Wheeler
Salem
Mass
A. D. Wheeler
Bowdoineee
Westford Academy
Harvard Divinity School
University of Gottingen
Cerdeny
Peabody
Ellen Gage
William A. Wheeler
Bootes Fabric Library
Tennis Tournaments At Ridge Hill Farms Wellesley
An open tennis event at Ridge Hill Farms Wellesley opens July 10 with men’s singles and doubles and consolation prizes. Matches run 10 a.m. daily, with finals in best three and five sets, governed by the National Lawn Tennis Association rules and featuring top players. Four grass courts will be used and special hotel rates arranged.
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New England
Ridge Hill Farms
Wellesley
National Lawn Tennis Association
Hotel
Ridge Hill
Boston & Albany
Messrs
Fred S. Mansfield
E. Pelrain Dodd
P. E. Presbrey
H. G. Bixby
Baker
All For Lawn Tennis Club
Messrs. Horace Partridge & Co
Police Chief Hanscom Evidence Summary Released
Lawyers Russ and Adams released a summary of testimony from a secret police board hearing involving Chief Inspector Hanscom charged by Superintendent Small. Allegations include articles reflecting on superiors, disrespect, and a $23.50 payment for a paid informant. evidence portrays Hanscom opposing publications, with details showing a controlled pay scheme and successful prosecutions by informant No. 1 under Gerraughty’s supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Russ and Adams
Chief Inspector of Police
O. M. Hanscom
Cyrus W. Small
Board of Police
Small
Hanscom
Albany Street
Gerraughey
Gerraughty
No. 1
Boston Baseball Beats by Poor Batting and Fielding
Boston loses Saturday game as inability to bat and costly errors allow Philadelphia to clinch. Buffington held Boston to one hit.Philadelphia crowd back 25 cent admission. Detailed box shows Philadelphias score seven runs to Boston none, with scoring aids and miscues dominated by field errors and wild pitches.
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Bostons
Buffinton
Boston
Philadelphia
Philadelphias
Kinsman
Bullinton
Hornung
Irwin
O/ O'Rourke
Baatian
Oi Morrill
Clements
Madden
Nash
Fogarty
Farrar
Hustons
Iiladelphias
Softons
Sancera
Morris
O’rourke
Faimbie
Delehunty
iy—Johnston
O’ Rourke
Johnston
Pogarty
Thwe
Daniels
Citizens' Association Threatens Injunction Over Council Carriages
Herbert L. Harding acting as secretary and counsel for the Citizens' Association warns the city auditor, messenger, and clerk that unless council members are supplied with carriages under the current order, the committee will seek an injunction against paying the bills. This could trigger a special meeting of the Common Council on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Harding
Citizens’ Association
City Messenger
Citizens’ Committee
New care for gMflemen at the Revere House noted
The Revere House is seeing strong popularity for a new care offering aimed at gMflemen, attracting fashionable and sophisticated guests. The venue reports high demand among bons vivants and social elites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
Dorchester Yacht Club 103rd Race in Dorchester Bay
The Dorchester Yacht Club held its 103rd club race in Dorchester Bay on Saturday for fourth and fifth class boats with ten entries. Wind shifted from a reefing breeze to a drift finish, courses included Farm Bar and Old Harbor buoys across seven and a half miles. Prizes ranged from $5 to $10, new sailing measurement adopted with satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
Dorchester Bay
Farm Bar
Old Harbor
City Notes Highlight Boston Death Toll and Local Events
1186 deaths reported in Boston last week. State printing contract awarded to Train Smith & Co of Boston. Jamaica Plain church extends call to Rev John E Tuttle of Westport Conn to replace Rev George M Boynton who resigns to lead Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society. Burglar Michael Hurley to be sent to Bennington for pocket picking charges. Arlington man Timothy Sullivan hospitalized after Eastern railroad incident in Cambridge. he died around 4 PM. Nurses Home subscriptions noted including several donors and amounts. Free July 4 concerts at Tremont Temple by George L Cheeney in twelfth straight year. Boston Post Office mailing division staff hosted a dinner for Superintendent P J Hughes at Young’s.
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Boston
Train, Smith & Co
Central Congregational Church Society of
Jamaica Plain
John E. Tuttle
Westport
Bennington
Timothy Sullivan
Arlington
Massachusetts General Hospital
Eastern
Cambridge
E. Osborne
F. Whitwell
Georgina L. Putnam
Waldo Higginson
Horace Gray
M. L. Adams
Hemenway
Sturgis
Chestnut Street
Tremont Temple
George L. Cheeney
Boston Post Office
P. J. Hughes
Young’s
Wentworth Hotel Opens at Newcastle with Grand Arrival
A Portsmouth signal gun marks the opening of Hotel Wentworth at Newcastle New Hampshire. Frank Jones ownership draws guests and a townwide bustle as managers greet arrivals and feature electric lights, tennis tournaments and seaside recreation through July. Notables from New York Chicago Montreal St Louis Boston and Portland arrive to enjoy the resort’s views and renovated facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Portsmouth
N. H
Hotel Wentworth
Newcastle
Frank Jones
Rockingham
Jones
Managerill
Hall
Montreal
H. C. Pierce
St. Louis
A. Morrill
New York
8S. M. Woodward
Boston
George A. Jones
John J. Ingersoll
J. Howard Brown
J. Albert Walker
Portland
Matter and Science Lecture at Woman's Journal Rooms
At the Woman's Journal rooms on Park street last evening, E M Chesley of Bangor Maine spoke on Matter from a Religious Philosophic and Scientific Basis. He argued matter has no separate existence and is tied to spirit, equating idealism with Christian Science and citing Lucretius Newton Tyndall Faraday Huxley Tate Stewart Clifford among supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Journal
Park Street
E. M. Chesley
Bangor
Lucretius
Isaac Newton
Tyndall
Boscovic
Faraday
Huxley
Tate and
Stewart
Clifford
Governor Ames Recovers After Illness
Governor Ames shows improvement after an illness and expects to return to full duties soon, with officials reporting he is better and regaining strength and his control over affairs.
Mystic Park fall meet trots feature multiple stakes
Four stakes scheduled at Mystic Park by the New England Trotting Horse Breeders Association. Details include No 6 Futurity for mares bred in New England foaling in 1883 to be run in 1891 with varied payment terms, No 12 trot for 2:40 class entrants, No 18 New England bred foals of 1884, and No 14 foals of 1886 bred in New England. Races are mile heats best 3 in 5 or best 2 in 3 with specific entry and forfeit dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Obituary of James Jackson Jarves eminent art critic
James Jackson Jarves, noted art critic and collector, died in Tarasp Switzerland on June 28. Born in Boston in 1820, he built a global career from a Hawaiian newspaper to U S consulate in Florence and major art collections later influencing Yale Boston and New York institutions. He left two daughters surviving him and an illustrious but brief gifted son who died young. Mrs Jarves died last August.
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James Jackson Jarves
Tarasp
Switzerland
Boston
South America
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Jarves
Jaies
Europe
Florence
United States
Italy
British Museum
Yale College
Boston, Art Museum
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Japan
Darves
Charles H Dennie Boston City Treasurer Dies at Plymouth
Charles H Dennie longtime Boston city treasurer died at Plymouth Friday evening. Born in Boston he was adopted son of Henry Dennie and began in N F Cunningham Co. He rose from cashier to city treasurer in 1875 and 1881 retired after a clash with a clerk led to a loss over $80,000. He leaves a widow and one son.
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Charles H. Dennie
Boston
Plymouth
Henry Dennie
N. F. Cunningham & Co
F. A. Tracy
John A. Woodward
Deaths of Frank H Temple Bellew and others in brief notice
Frank H Temple Bellew the noted artist and caricaturist dies at Metuchen New Jersey at 62 disinherited by his Lord father for marriage. He contributed to Harper’s Weekly and helped found the Picayune with Artemus Ward later created Wild Oats ventures. Also noted William T Carlton Dorchester portrait painter founder of the Dorchester Antiquarian Society aged 72 and Vicar General Patrick Joseph Conway Chicago priest born in Ferne Ireland 1833 dies from stomach complications in Chicago.
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Frank H. Temple Bellew
Metuchen
N.J
Lord Temple Bellew
Wiltshire
England
Bellew
London
Harper’s Weekly
the Picayune
Artemus Ward
Frank Bellew
D Jr
Chip
P. Jones
William T. Carlton
Dorchester
Lowell Institute
Carlton
Dorchester Antiquarian Society
Boston
Patrick Joseph Conway
Chicago
Ferne
County Wexford
Ireland
Conway
Body found in Carles River likely A. Greene of Nashua
The dead man, about 45, 6 feet 8 inches, 180 pounds with light gray beard, was found floating in Carles River just before noon yesterday. He wore a double breasted coat and a white blue checked shirt. Police suspect identity as A. Greene of Nashua New Hampshire.
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Carles River
A. Greene
Nashua
N. H
Music on the Common by Germania Band
A crowd gathered on the Common for a public concert by the Germania Band, forty musicians performing while cooler weather kept attendees moving rather than lying on the grass. The event was well received as a musical feast.
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Germania
Old Corner Bookstore rumor proved incorrect, city plans shift
The northwest Washington and School corner property known as the Old Corner Bookstore was declared not to be torn down. The site, valued above a quarter million, was conveyed in 1727 for £1200, with owners aiming to preserve it and block widening of School street. Cupples & Hurd booksellers secure a premier ground-floor store at $5300 annual rent. Plans swirl on Public Library land at Boylston street, with talk of a $1,000,000 sale but general sentiment against hasty disposal.
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Washington and
School Street
Niles Block
Cupples & Hurd, Booksellers
Boylston Street
Meson Street
Hail
Abbey & Schoeffel
Tremont Street
Park Centre
C. H. Wetmore
F. W. Kittredge
Washington Street
Atherton Street
Amory Street
Boylston Station
Marlboro Street
F. S. Sherburne
Brighton
Spring
Market
North Beacon
George Streets
Lowell Five Cents Savings Bank
P.T. Litchfield
Charlestown
Monument Street
Donothy Shannon
Hersey
Main
Franklin and Sullivan Streets
G. A. Walker
Walker Street
Lt. Libby
Albert Howe & Co
Mary N. Allen
Nonantum Street
Brighton District
Fees Wood
L. Foster Morse
Delle Avenue
Jane McDowell
Codman Park
Jeremiah Stosnehan
Ottawa Street
O. Brown
Lightning Strikes Cambridge Homes Saturday Night
A Cambridge thunderstorm damaged several houses. N C Colby’s residence suffered a sharp strike with a torn north end and a woman injured. J Q Bennett’s home also endured damage as chandelier and parlor items were torn loose and set on fire.
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Cambridge
N.C. Colby
J. Q. Bennett
Tea Street
Sacred concert draws large crowd at Oakland Garden
At Oakland Garden last evening a sacred concert drew a large audience. Performances included Amor, Good Night My Love Good Night, Varnival of Venice, Turkish March, Madrid Waltz, Love's Request and spel-54 dberenade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Oakland Garden
Venice
Madrid
Coast of Maine travel offer lures visitors to islands
The notice promotes coastal travel to Maine with appealing scenery and quiet lodging options. It mentions steamship routes from Boston to Bangor, offering companionship on board and a daily Sunday departure at 5 p.m., with some service exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Boston
Grand Jury Indicts Several in Federal Case Docket
The grand jury reports indictments across cases including Benjamin F. Brown for fraudulent affidavit to obtain a pension and withholding pension funds, Joseph P. Merchant Louisa Thornell and John Wiseman for liquor tax evasion, Andrew J. Rice and Samuel A. Pease for forging or counterfeiting a $50 silver certificate, Zro P. Royce for opening a letter, Charles Thompson for assault on Lovell's Island with a deadly weapon, George N. Mason for embezzling a letter, and James Ross for stealing a chronometer aboard the ship L. B. Gilchrist. Trials set to begin Tuesday July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
Benjamin F. Brown
Franklin J. Brown
Joseph P. Merchant
Attleboro
Louisa Thornell
Boston
John Wiseman
Lynn
Andrew J. Rice
Samuel A. Pease
Zro
Business Troubles In Insolvency Bustle Across Cities
Epstern creditors of Charles Damon boot and shoe dealer meet in Parsons Kansas. Liabilities total about 33000 with 13000 secured by a mortgage on stocks valued at roughly 50000. An offer of 60 cents on the dollar in two to six months was accepted by creditors. Henry J. Perkins of Washington street declares insolvency. Other firms including A F Scattergood Providence and Keyon Bros cigar makers fall into insolvency with offers of 25 cents on the dollar rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epstern
Charles Damon
Parsons
Fort Scott
Kan
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Damon
Henry J. Perkins
Washington Street
William P. Cook
Revere
Mass
A. F. Scattergood
Providence
R. I
Keyon Bros
Cigar
Washington
Blackstone Sheet
John P. Knowles
New Bedford
Marks Rubinouz
Salem Street
Edlers’ Supplies
Last Days of Pompeii show delayed by rain at Huntington arena
The rain Saturday halted Pain's pyro-scenic spectacle The Last Days of Pompeii at Huntington avenue amphitheatre. If weather clears tonight the performance will be repeated. Also plans to celebrate the Glorious Fourth include extra fireworks and a stand set piece with She and in the Pilgrims, with performances slated for Thursday and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pain
Pompeii
Huntington Avenue
Boston Public Schools Annual Festival Celebrates 2800 Scholars
The annual festival of the Boston public schools drew about 2800 diploma scholars to the Threehanies Building Saturday afternoon. Gerald Griffin chaired the comments section, escorted by Williamson, with members of the festival committee present. The Mayor and Mr. Williamson spoke briefly. Mayor O'Brien presented each scholar with a bouquet as the event concluded with dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Public Schools
Threehanies
Avelock
Gerald Griffin
Williamson
O’brien
Fitchburg timetable chan changes in railroad service
Changes in Boston to Saratoga train service go into effect today. The 8 30 a m westbound will include parlor and day coaches through to the Springs with a date returning next day. The 11 30 a m train will have a day car and parlor car through to Johnsonville. ist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
F.te
Boston
Saratoga
Springs
Johnsonville
Saratee
Stoga
New York and Boston Railroad Wording for Passenger Cars
Wills mention business men and railroad land transfers with arrivals in New York. The notice notes sleeping cars and late trains from Boston to New York, promising comfortable rest aboard the celebrated service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Toland Railroad
D. Ih
Ulliman
Tre N
New
Boston
York
Fall River Print Cloth Statement Weekly Totals
Fall River weekly print cloth report shows deliveries 167000 pieces stock 18000 sales 31000 spot 20000 futures 11000 at 4c for 64x64s and 3 4c for 60x56s Market steady and firm Providence market closed quiet and firm at 4c for 64 squares 3c for 66x60s Week statement 4000 spots at 4c 1000 seconds at 8 16-16c 7000 656x608 July and August delivery 34401 total sales 12000 pieces No stock on hand
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Tall River
Fall Rivers
Providence
International Trust Company Declares 3 Percent Semiannual Dividend
The International Trust Company declares a 3 percent semiannual dividend payable July 2 and notes a substantial portion of earnings from the last six months has been added to its surplus, now totaling $350,000. The managers’ broad and fair treatment of its funds is credited with securing this reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Trust Company
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Washingtons
Indianapolis
Detroits
Wile
State Line Depot
Ridge Hil Farms
Phillies
Dorchester Club
Mabel
PF. L. Dwine
Marion
F. L. Came
FTLIN
OH. M. A. Onl
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Water Witch
T. W. King
Jester
W. H. Besvrick
H. M
Scamp
Frank Gray
Gil
Mirage
G. BE. Jordan
Sheerw.ter
C. Hh. W . Lip Era Eee Ee Guenn
John Dearborn
Nora
G. Bkb
Dennie
Rocket
H. M. Faxon
Ate
A.J. Clark
Hartford Davenport
C. J. “Means
W. G. Newell
E. R. Tilyee
Lydia Dams
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Pecans
Driue Ware Gverace
Saracen
Atalanta
Pennant
Carmita
Garett
Wrath
Lorte
Ifoiden
Zoe
Modoc
Great Head
Monatiquot Yacht Club
Posy
Flora Lee
Diadem
Newcastle's
Matter and Science
Gomernor Ames
Governoes
Mystic Park
Everett Land Sale Today
Croval Eal
Weenw PO
Powdler Co
Real Estate
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Abbey & Schoeffl's
New Theatre
Adem House
Avure
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Shreve, Crump & Low
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A. Stowell & Co
Temple Place
Brimmer Street
Pinckney Street
H. Derby
A. A. Carey
Roxbury
Crocker & CO
Avon Street
Boston Post
Columbia
Tricycles
Pope Mpg CO
Franklin ST
Lou
Bowdoin Square
Mauss
W. P. Balch
Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
Tremont St. BosToCoNn
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Kena & Sons
Washinton Street
Coventry “Machinist G0
Columbus Ave
Wolsston
Hoston
Emond
Quinsler
Goddard Buggies
J. D. Packard & Sons
Chardon St
Ruggles St
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Dixon Bros
Commercial Wharf
Tuttle’s Elixir CO
Torse Hospital
Hyde Park
Merrimac Street
A. Ina
California
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Cal
Best & Belcher
Ophir
Sierra Nevada
Union
Crown Joint
Gould & Curry
Haile & Norcross
Norch Helle Isle
Taylor
Chester
Graves & Sons
Paris
Baker’s
Baker & CO
Norman McDonald Monumental
Bratt Cambridge
James Russel
Mt. Auburn
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Lowell Estate
Aaron KR
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