Wages and Morals Sermon by Dr Banks in Boston
The fourth sermon in Dr Louis Banks series on Boston's poor argues wage levels shape morals. He denounces tenement sweatshops and chattel mortgage sharks, cites cases of women paid less than men, and urges bold reform against economic cruelty harming homes and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Albert Banks
D.D
Boston
St. John’s M. E. Church
Broadway
Tmen
Conway
N. H
Hard Questions for Catholics Rexford Analyzes Lathrop's Reasons
Dr Rexford at Roxbury Universalist Church dissected Mr George Parsons Lathrops reasons for joining the Catholic Church. He defended Catholic rights, denounced sectarian prejudice, and argued Christ founded a spiritual kingdom not a church. He contrasted Catholic claims with Protestant and Unitarian behavior, urging focus on moral action over institutional authority.
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FE. L. Rexford
Roxbury Universalist Church
George Parsons Lathrop
Rexford
Lathrop
Christ
Man
Martineau
Dr. Rexford
Boston
Channing
Massachusetts
Sermon on the True Light by Rev Thomas Sissons
The Rev Thomas Sissons of London preached at Shawmut Congregational Church on Brookline and Tremont streets. He spoke of Christ as the true light and urged belief beyond understanding, contrasting faith with scepticism, and praising forgiveness, purity, and the cross.
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Thomas Sissons
Shawmut Congregational Church
Brookline
Tremont Streets
London
England
Sissons
Christ
Jerusalem
Temple
Jesus
God
Earth
Pearline Laundry Soap Ad Claims Superior Utility
An advertisement extols Pearline as a necessity for summer laundry and bath tasks, highlighting ease, safety for delicate fabrics, and time savings. It warns against imitation products sold by peddlers or unscrupulous grocers, urging customers to return substitutes and rely on Pearline from James Pyle, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pyle
New York
Life and light in faith and weather outlook
Life depends on Christ as the life and light of the world, with the Christian cheerful regardless of circumstance. Northern New England will see fair and slightly warmer weather today with southwest winds, while Southern New England experiences fair, high temperatures and light southwest winds. A low pressure center lies north of New England with rising pressures elsewhere. central valleys and lake regions remain clear with scattered coastal clouds and minimal rain. Washington forecast: Maine New Hampshire Vermont fair with stationary temps. Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and Western New York fair with stationary temps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Halifax
Lakes
St. Vincent
Pacific
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountains
North Platte
Yarmouth
Wilmington
Tampa
Boston
Albany
Northfeld
Portland
Eastport
Ste. Marie
Duluth
Washington, D.C
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Memorial services for Miss Elizabeth Feeron at City Hospital
Memorial services were held at City Hospital at 2 p m Sunday in memoriam of Miss Elizabeth Feeron a nurse for years The Rev B Allen of the Episcopal City Mission delivered the sermon The services were attended by hospital staff nurses and attendants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Elizabeth Feeron
8. Allen
Episcopal City Mission
Resisted Police Arrest in Roxbury Incident
Maurice Noonan of 4 Brown Street Roxbury resisted officers from Station 9 and was clubbed into submission. He fought back loudly, prompting police to use force to subdue him. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment and outcomes to be determined on his next encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Noonan
Brown Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
Exhibition Awards of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society
A weekly free exhibit shows ample fruit and flowers with a strong display of hollyhocks and sweet peas. Awards list numerous names including Joseph T. Fay, N. T. Kidder, Mrs. Gill, and Mrs. Richards for flowers. fruits prize entries favor Doran & Sons, Kinney, and Smith. Vegetables earn prizes to Fay, Grant, Coburn, and Brackett among others.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Joseph T. Fay
N. T. Kidder
Joseph 5
A. D. Wood
B. M. Gill
Joseph S._ Fay
N. ‘I. Kidder
Joseph Fay
Samuel Hartwell
William ©. Winter
Hornet
B. G. Smith
Dana
Smith
Downing
F. J. Kinney
Amos Bates
J. S. Fay
J. S.fay
Reynolds
C. F E. Grant
J. £. Coburn
H. R. Kenny
C. N. Brackett
X. McLeod
Duke of Albany
E. Grant
M. E. Coburn
Mustered Out Funeral for Cyrus Jones in G A R Hall
Funeral services for Cyrus Jones were held Sunday at 1 PM in the Robert A. Bell Post 134 G A R hall on Joy Street. The largely attended memorial featured uniformed G A R and Sons of Veterans members, flag drapery, a knot crepe, and a guarding veteran, with Rev. R F Warleich delivering brief remarks on his Civil War service. Jones, 55, served in the navy from June 2, 1863 to July 20, 1865. The procession to Providence depot included G A R and SV groups, then Mt. Hope for interment.
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Cyrus Jones
Robert A. Bell Post
Joy Street
Grand Army Post and
Sons of Veterans
R. F. Warleich
Charles Street Methodist
Jones
Navy
G.A.R
William A. Carney
Allen
Providence
Mt. Hope
Dorchester Expressman Missing After Homeward Walk
Frank Chamberlin a 30 year old expressman with Brockton ties left Old Colony yard Thursday for home on Spring Garden Street Dorchester and has not been seen since He sent a letter to his wife claiming he was tired of living and suggesting self harm His stroke earlier this month required Emergency Hospital treatment and his wife fears a death by suicide in a temporary mental lapse He is described as 5 feet 5 inches and 150 pounds with dark complexion and wearing black trousers and a colored jumper.
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Frank Chamberlin
Bb. P. Merritt
Brockton
Old Colony
Spring Garden Street
Dorchester
Funeral for Mrs. Sylvina Nickerson at Newton Centre
The funeral for Mrs. Sylvina Nickerson wife of Thomas M. Nickerson former president of railroads was held from her Centre street home in Newton Centre on Saturday afternoon. Rev Dr Judson of New York City conducted the services and the burial at Mt. Auburn followed graveside readings by Dr Stearns of Newton Theological Seminary.
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Nickerson
Sylvina Nickerson
Thomas M. Nickerson
Mexican Central
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Centre Street
Newton Centre
Judson
Judson Memorial Church
New York City
Mt. Auburn
Stearns
Newton Theological Seminary
Salem Club Disbands as Dover May Join New England Circuit
The Salem baseball club of the New England League disbanded after Saturdays game with the Lynns, all players released. Sullivan and Kirmess signed with the Rangers. Dover is likely to take Salem’s place in the circuit. National and regional standings list Philadelphia over Boston and Cleveland over Cincinnati. Lowell tops Manchester, Worcester and Salem sweep Lynn, and other local results follow.
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Salem Baseball Club
Lynns
Sullivan
Kirmess
Rangers
Dover
Salem
South End
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Cincinnati
American Association
Congress Street
Louisville
New England League
Lowell
Manchester
Worcester
Licata
Lynn
Lewiston
Portland
Meirice
Reading Athletic Club
Melrose A
Newton
Medford
Hardware
Cambridge—Grocers
Bankers and Brokers
Beautifying the Garden at Public Garden Work Under Way
Preparations for the eighth transformation of flower designs at the Public Garden are in progress with large blue stars and stripes display near Arlington Street and the Washington statue. Palm, cactus, and fern groups remain, while roses and serpentine bed designs, rockeries, and beds of begonias gloxinias and caladiums are readied for planting and display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Street
Washington
Willie
Doogue
Expenditure Surge In City Administration Compared With Last Year
Auditor's books show current six month special and regular appropriations totaling 3,143,056, nearly ten times the 371,500 of the same period last year. Of this year's amount 1,766,056 comes from the regular bill and 1,377,000 from special loans. Last year only 371,000 was from a March 10, 1890 loan. Funds target Roxbury High School, schoolhouse ventilation, sewers, parks, new schoolhouses, and numerous public works including bridges and street pavings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Roxbury High School
Stony Rock
Mount Hope Cemetery
Charlestown
Pleasure Carriages Show Vast Summer Vehicle Line
Summer roads abound with new guages and light wood finishes as visitors tour warerooms near northern depots. Ford F French & Co of Sudbury and Friend streets dominates the trade with a vast display including Photons, breaks, game carts, hunt carts, buckboards, Meadowbrook carts and nearly 160 other styles. The firm offers low margins above cost and advises readers to request offers to compare choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford F, French & Co
Sudbury
Friend Streets
Rev Nathan Hunt Delivers First Pastor Sermon at Blaney Memorial
The Blaney Memorial Church in Milton heard its inaugural pastor the Rev Nathan Hunt deliver a sermon titled A Man of Sorrows. He urged that sorrows often mask future victories, citing Christ as a supreme example where death seemed a failure but became victory. His former friends offered congratulations after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaney Memorial Church
Milton
Nathan Hunt
Christ
Death
Sip
Mark Down Sale Advertises Dress Goods Remnants
On the first page of this morning's issue an advertisement by Jordan, Mars & Co promotes numerous bargains in dress-goods, remnants, short lengths, and odds and ends at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan, Mars & Co
Marblehead's Samuel Roads Becomes Governor Russell's Private Secretary
The Hon. Samuel Roads Jr. of Marblehead succeeds Colonel J W Coveny as private secretary to Governor Russell. Roads, 36, editor and publisher of the Marblehead Messenger, has long been a prominent Democrat with roles in the General Court, the Boston Globe, and the Young Men's Democratic Club. He is a trustee of the Abbot Public Library and a longtime parish clerk at St Michael's.
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Samuel Roads, Jr
Marblehead
Russell
J. W. Coveny
Coveny
Democratic State Committee
Roads
Mr. Roads
Marblehead Messenger
Boston Post
Boston Globe
Houghton & Mifflin
Swampscott
General Court
Beverly
Salem
Senate
Congress
Young Men’s Democratic Club
The
Essex Institute
Abbot Public Library
St. Michael’s
John O Neil Funeral Held for 36 Year Old Brother
John O Neill aged 36, member of Franklin Lodge 23 I O O F, died recently. Funeral services were conducted at Odd Fellows Hall Tremont Street with Knights of Pythias and Webster Lodge K P represented. Floral tributes included an electric arc light emblem from Brush Electric Light Company and emblems from the Odd Fellows and Webster Lodge. Interment followed in Mt Hope Cemetery with Knights of Pythias burial service at the grave.
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John O'Neil
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tremont Street
Franklin Lodge 23
The
Odd Fellows
Henry Green
J. L. Bartlett
Franklin Quartette
Keng
Oda
Mr. O'Neil
Webster Lodge
K. of P
O'Neil
Brush Electric Light Company
Brush Company
K. of F
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Knights of Pythias
Nashua and Lowell vs Boston and Lowell Railroads suit details
United States circuit court case notes a long pending action seeking about 26000 dollars allegedly diverted from mutual funds under a transportation contract. Directors exceeded authority, funds paid by mistake, master appointment discussed, with A Brooks for plaintiff and J H Benton Jr for defendant. Supreme Judicial Court docket listed for July 21 and Suffolk Superior Court July 18 proceedings include a lease cancellation dispute over 345 Washington Street with injunction dissolution against Donaldson.
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United States Circuit
Nelson
J. Nashua & Lowell Railroad Company
Boston & Lowell Railroad Company
A. Brooks
J. H. Benton, Jr
Suffolk
Hammond
Harrison W. Hugely
James Donaldson
Donaldson
Washington Street
G. IF. Williams
G. W. Anderson
J. K. Richardson
Charles Sweere
Hartung
New styles of dental cabinets at Paine’s Furniture
Dentists are urged to visit Paine’s Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street to view new cabinet styles. The ad promises richly appointed, fully equipped cabinets and offers savings of nearly 20 percent compared with prices in dental repositories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Canal Street
Body Found In Neponset River In Dorchester Case
The body of Lucy Withington, 69, was recovered from the Neponset River yesterday morning by Milton police. She had been missing from her Oakland Street Dorchester home since Saturday and was described as demented.
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Neponset River
Lucy Withington
Milton
Miss Withington
Oakland Street
Dorchester
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Vexcome
Sir Charles Hunter
Lady England
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Robert Hubbard
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Whorndike
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Toronto
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City of Mexico
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Aleghany City
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Tennessee
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Elkhart
Ind
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Arkansas
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Parker House
N. HB
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K._A. Whitney
Peoria
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G. M.smith
Montpelier
Barvus
Waterville
James P. Pearson
A. H. Hooper
Baltiimore
C. H. Jones
Joe Treganmeg
Ferris, Jr
Camden
N. J. Quey House
J. H. Michell
I. F. Cronelinn
William ©. Jenkins
John Dolan
KE. Mathews
BR. FE. Dantser
J. C. Carson
L. E. Dyer
Williamsport
James H. Windem
William Park
John L. Ogden
John Campbell
Colorado Springs
J. W. Johnston
T. W. Jolaston, Jr
8. W. Hurr
Wideo
C,h
Graves & Sons, Props
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolks.s
Lanunop
Denfield
Polish Co
Pora & Gale
Marg
Jaro Hoffman
Saree Eee
Longley Machine Co
Laure Ve Co-Operative Workingmen’s Corporation
Same
Copeland Mans. Co
V. Brockton Gazette
See Newspaper Co
Alien & Rowell Co
v.Gardner Gas Light
State House
GEO. M. Winslow & CO
Ors
Causeway St
John Hausmann
Joy Building
Flora D. Jones
Southlend
Norwell
Hanover Depot
Price
Jane Delano
Stark Ave
Brooklyn
Boylston Street
South Dakota
Wynn & Nock
Sioux Balls
Hook & Hastings
Kendal Green
Mase
Qummer Board of Farm
Hillsboro
Nelda
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