No Discharge In That War Sermon At Camp In Hingham
Sermon by Rev H Price Collier at the Camp in Hingham Center on July 14 urges Cadets and visitors to recognize there is no discharge in life’s war. He warns against lax morals in life, politics, business, and art, and cites discipline, integrity, and continuous striving as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Whitney
Dalton
S. M. Crosby
George C. Crocker
George E. Lovett
William E. Russell
Cambridge
E. J. Hathorne
Alexander Martin
Frank W. Dallinger
W. W. Blackmar
Lyman B. Whiton
W. H. Alline
W. A. Hayes
H. Price Collier
Tom Henry
Ecclesiastes
Seattle
You
Shakspere
Goethe
Alexander
Cesar
Phidias
Kant
Apa
Conscience
Epee
Ill Omen for Governor Ames Sailors See Unlucky Vessel
A group of sailors on a Lath wharf discuss the five master Governor Ames calling it cursed. They note it was launched stern first, towed stern first, lost masts on its first voyage, and fear it will drift astern until it sinks. The superstition spreads as crews desert the load job and Boston seamen are brought in.
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Lath
Ames
Portlana Harbor
Boston
Medford Proposes Water Source Land Purchase at Spy Pond
Melrose and Malden back the plan as Spot Pond strain grows. A town meeting will consider buying land bounded by Forest Elm Fulton and Spy Pond for a water supply and future recreation. The report urges acquiring 33 acres plus Woods estate area for 31,000 dollars with potential rental income and notes financed by water bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeEpforp
Opera House
Forest
Elm and
Fulton Streets
Spy Pond
C. J. Malley
the Woods
Spot Pond
Melrose
Malaen
Market’s irregular open shows rail strength and trust weakness
The New York market opened irregular with railroads strong and trusts weak. Grand Trunk rate cuts for ten days confused some, while Chicago traders smashed prices. Western rail stocks appear quietly bought, and sugar remains the safest bet for investors. Atchison expected a large rise before snow, but buying power may not originate locally. Western Lead sufferers hit hard by declines. a Chicago operator sold after stock news. Bondholders resist a 4 percent mortgage, seeking higher rates, with some clinging to 7 percent accrued interest. August cotton at 10.45 cents marks six month low, likely due to trader manipulation. Western Union may offer free government line use. Canadian Pacific competition highlighted by a San Francisco wool shipment to Connecticut and Massachusetts. National Lead Trust capitalization clarified by Watson & Gibson. Chicago & West Michigan extends Baldwin to Traverse City. Illinois Central noted for opaque annual reports, while Spreckels sugar refinery bid faces skepticism.
Old Boston printer dies after fall on FP Street porch
Thomas C. Weller a veteran Boston printer, aged about, was killed when he lost balance while arranging plants on the porch over FP Street South Boston. He struck his head on the sidewalk fracturing the skull and died after an hour. Weller joined the Boston Journal in 1854 as an apprentice and served thirty five years in various roles. He was unmarried and widely respected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Weller
Boston
FP Street
Weller
Boston Journal
Constitutional conventions in North and South Dakota
In Bismarck the Dakota constitutional convention met. Proposals included a prohibition of alcohol manufacture and sale and religious toleration, with Parson offering a plan to designate Bismarck as temporary capital and choose a permanent site by vote. Camp proposed a board of pardons as the movement away from a single legislative body continues. In Sioux Falls the South Dakota convention opened with 30 delegates and only the great seal design presented before adjourning until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck, Dak
Parsons
Bismarck
Camp
South Dakota
Joint Commission
Sioux Fats, Dak
Notable Names at Local Hotels in Brief Arrivals
A long list of guests at Young's, Vendome, Revere, Tremont and other hotels includes S N Aldrich of Marlboro, assistant sub treasurer, back from Norfolk. Also among arrivals are Mrs Patterson and child from Chicago, Mrs Kirk and child from Baltimore, and numerous others from Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Minneapolis, Kansas City, and Scotland, with accompanying spouses and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.N. Aldrich
Marlboro
United States
Young’s
Aldrich
Norfolk
Vendome
R. W. Patterson, Jr
Child
Chicago
H.C. Kirk
H.C Quinby
Liverpool
Eng. Revere
James B. Willis
Alabama
George Burnham, Jr
Portland
Alexander Lee
Miss Brand
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Crawford
F. C. Morton
H. Q. Moran
Frank Volz
C. H. Bartlett
New York
J. A Allen
Springfield
J. E. Ryder
George O. Newall
W. Gregory
Reading
Penn
Tremont
James Parsons
J. W. Moore
C. T. Lewis
C. W. Bell
A. Morehouse, Jr
Brutus
N. Y
W. F. Bowers
San Francisco
Cal
Parker’s
William F._ Price
H. B. Nichols
Spokane Walls
Wa F
Blake
Hot Springs
Ark
Butterfield
Brookhaven
Miss
Samuel J. Graham
Florence
Ala
John Leslie
Aberdeen
Scotland
E. C. Suett
J. M. Steere
Dallas
Tex
James E. Ward
William S. Ashbrook
Lawrence G. Ashbrook
Philadelphs
J. D. Best
Denver
Col
William M. Chase
Concord
N. H
W. ©. Yoder
C. H. Dunham
J. C. Hess
Chicas
J. Macdonald
Edinburg
A. B. Ellsworth
Pittsburg
Quincy
Rockingham House Manager George W Moore Dies at Boars Head Beach
George W Moore, manager of Rockingham House Boars Head Beach and former Maverick House East Boston, died by self inflicted throat cutting Friday night. His body was found in the hotel pantry. Dr. Carter of Concord pronounced death. selectmen declined inquest. Moore, a member of the Knights Templars commandery of Nashua, will be interred there. No cause is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boar’s Heap
Hampton
N. H
George W. Moore
Rockingham House
Boar’s Head Beach
Maverick House
Boston
Moore
Carter
Concord
Knights Templars Commandery
Nashua
Auctions Today and Local Nuptials in Ames and Boston
Fruit Horatio Harris & Co. conducts an auction at 10 a.m. In Ames, Goodwin marriage plans include Chester Ames of Malden marrying Mary Goodwin of Boston. Also several city weddings July 9 to 12 listed between Currie and Cameron, Cam m Harm on, Porter and Corning, with Wells and Cheney wedding in Southbridge July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames—Goodwin
John Hood
Chester B. Ames
Malden
Mary Goodwin
Boston
Currie—Cameron
Francis Bellamy
Neil A. Currie
Catherine Cameron
Camm
Harmon
Wiliam O. Damm
Lizzie A. Harmon
Porter—Corning
Albert E. George
Eerwin F. Porter
Belle Corning
Wells—Cheney
Southbridge
Gorham Easterbrook
Herbert E. Wells
Carrie N. Cheney
Daniel Connors
South
East Ninth Street
G Street
Board of Health of
City of
Beacon Street
C. E. Davis, Jr
Death notices from July obituaries in Massachusetts area
Deaths recorded across multiple towns list William L Armor 54 Waldo E Bright 10 9 Charles Dwight Gilbert 43 Joseph Griffin 59 Carl Reuter 32 Fannie Roberts widow of Edward K Roberts John C Stiles 75 Royal Thayer 76. Funeral for Gilbert scheduled at 2 45 p m Monday at his late residence. Obituaries provide ages and residences from Brockton Cambridgeport Ware Jamaica Plain Dorchester Malden Boston Highlands Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armor
Brockton
William L. Armor
Bright
Cambridgeport
Waldo Everett Bright
John J
Julia M. Bright
Gilbert
Ware
Mass
Charles Dwight Gilbert
Griffin
Jamaica Plain
Joseph Griffin
Reuter
Dorchester
Carl Reuter
Roberts
Malden
Fannie
Edward K. Roberts
Stiles
Boston Highlands
John C. Stiles
Thay*r
Holbrook
Royal Thayer
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Rev. H. Price Collier
Hingham
The
Laat
Ius
Baldwin
Prorama
Panto
Thayer
Wild West
Point of Pines
Revere Peach & Division
Boston & Maine RR
Lynn RR
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Ford Fauntlergy
Huntington Avenue
West Chester Park
Pain
London
Brookline
D. Mission
Oakland Garden
Gorin
Rye, N.H
Adhees
Franklin
Warren Massifter
E. House
Medford
State Street
Grand Trunk
Atchison
Hutch
Western Union Telegraph Company
N. Y. Evening Post
Canadian Pacific
British Columbia
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Canadian Pacific Railway
Messrs. Watson & Gibson
Chicago & West Michigan Road
Muskegon
Mich
Baldwin, Mich
Traverse City
Tlinois Central
Spreckels
Caapreé
Dakota
Landlord Moore
Horatio Harris & Co
Royal Aunts
Peselatey
Royal Bakine Powpker Co
Wali St
School OF Drawing and Painting
Department OF Decorative Design
Museum OF Fine Arts
Boston & Maine
R. R
New England
Canada
Winnipesaukee, Sunapee, Champlain, Memphremagog, St. John, Rangeley and
Moosehead Lakes
White Mountains
MT. Desert
Green Mountains
Montreal
Quebec
St. John
Halifax
M. F. Sweetser
Washington St
State
James T. Furber
D. J. Flanders
Pass
Amos Bianey
Milk Street
Palace Sije
Cutler
Eastport
St. Andrews
Calais
Cape Breton
Prince Edward
Finast
St.John
Campobello
Stohn
E. A. Waldron
Pass'r
Chelsea
Amos Binney
Walpole, Mass
Nova Scotia Tours
Scotia
Digby
Annapolis
Kentville
Windsor
Annapolis Valley
Yarmouth
N. 5
Book of Tours
Commercial Wharf
Wrentham, Mass
Silas P. Fisher
MT. Vernon ST
Chas. Francis Adams
Alex. S. Porter
State St
WABAN
Newton
Boston & Albany
Charles River
Nehoiden Road
Ernest Wis Bowditch
Blake & Bradford
Exchange Place
Aspinwall & Codman
Grand Ocean Excursion
IST
John
Palace Steamers Int. SS. Co
Washington Street
E. A. Waldron, Sen’! Pass. Agt
Rustee
P. O
Coffin & Henry
OWA
Iowa
Des Moines
Te ST
L. K. Mather
Devonshire St
Joan Jeffries & Sons
Marbor
Boston, Revere Beach
Lynn R
Winthrop Junction
Beachmont
Crescent Beach
Oak Island
Lynn
Winthrop Jane
Winthrop
Ingalls
Winthrop Centre
Winthrop Ieach
Ocean Surey
Highlands
Taft's
John A. Fenn
Ge L. A. C
A. Hammond
Erry
Board OF Health
Aiteat
C. EE. Davis
JE. Clerk
Rovlston Street
Roundy & Hobbs
Court St
School Street
Court Street
Rolis, Butts, Glads
Armour
Armour & CO
Clinton Street
Hyde, Wheeler & CO
North Market Street
Wheeler & CO
Clinton Market
E. van Noorden
Harrison Ave
Menawarmet
Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Chaarles W. Welccortt
Fenwick Hall
Saybrook Point, Corn
Sound
Hoffman House
Saybrook Point
Conn
E. V. Foote
Parker House
Kennebunkport
Henry H. Matthews
Kennebunk Beach
Grove Hill Hotel
W. F. Paul
Swabkipscott, Mass
Second Beach
Grand Ocean View
Moses Goodrich
Swampscott, Mass
Blaney’s Beach
Lincoln House
John Washburn
Swampscott Station
Wild Rose Cottage
Mme
Ocean View
J. K. Hubbard
Seaview House
Cape Porpoise
W. C. Sennetr
Huff Cottage
Oregon House
Hull
Z. T. Marrington
River Bluff
Ocean
River View
M. J. Nutting
St. Cloud
F. A. Hastings
Y Young
Crest
DE Lance Place
Hampton, N
Boston Post
WeaSrEn
Koston
Julius Healy
Churchview
Middlesex County
Spring Street
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