Liberty in Religion and A Cure for Despondency
The Rev Father Hall preached at City Point Church in a temperance tent on Third Street. He argued liberty means obedience to divine law and restraint from sin, not license, citing the Prodigal Son and civic duty. He contrasted Elijah in despondency with spiritual renewal, urging prayer, physical well being, and mission work to lift humanity.
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Father Hall
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Third Street
City Point
Jesus Christ
Hell
Christ
Elijah
Jezabel
God
Africa
Ruling the Spirit sermon by Rev Charles H Green
The Rev Charles H Green preached at First Baptist Church on Commonwealth avenue on the theme ruling the spirit from Proverbs xvi 36. He urged self mastery through discipline and divine guidance, noting that a life ruled by spirit leads to godliness and service to others. He used Jesus and the cross as guiding examples and urged using the world as a servant, not a master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Green
D.D
First Baptist Church of
Peter the Great
Esus Caine
Jesus
Reverend Parsons Delivers Sermon at Shawmut Church
The pulpit of Shawmut Congregational Church at Brookline and Tremont streets was occupied Sunday morning by the Rev. W. E. Parsons of Washington, who preached from 1 Kings 19:11, “Go forth and stand on the moon.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut Congregational Church
Brookline and
Tremont Streets
W. E. Parsons
D.D
Washington
On the Diamond. Reds and Orioles Play to a Standstill
A Saturday baseball recap notes a 0 0 tie as the Cincinnati Reds and Baltimore Orioles battled to a draw. Pitchers dominated with scoreless innings and clutch defensive plays, leaving both clubs frustrated yet hopeful for the next matchup.
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Reds
Orioles
Baseball scores from the week across leagues
National League results include South End New York 13 over Boston 3 and Brooklyn 15 over Philadelphia 3. Cleveland 15 beat Chicago 14. Pittsboro 1 defeated Cincinnati 0. American Association Baltimore tied Baltimore 3 in a 14 inning game. Philadelphia Athletic 66 over Washington 1. Columbus 4 over St. Louis 1. Cincinnati 12 over Louisville 3. New England League Manchester 9 over Worcester 3. Portland 7 over Lewiston 6. Eastern League Rochester 7 over New Haven 0. Buffalo 5 over Providence 3. Troy 14 over Lebanon 0. Albany 6 over Syracuse 5. Other games include Wakefield 18 over Newton 9, Reading 6 over Melrose 2, Cambridge Grocers 18 over Hardware Men 10, Cambridge Newspaper Men 18 over Expressmen, LC. Taunton 4 over Whittenton 0. Sunday games: Columbus 4 over St. Louis 3. Cincinnati 9 over Louisville 5.
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South End
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsboro
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
American Association
Baltimore
Oston
Buffinton
McMahon
Philadelphia—Athletic
Washington
Columbus
St. Louis
Louisville
New England League
Manchester
Worcester
Portland
Lewiston
Eastern Leaggue
Rochester
New Haven
Buffalo
Providence
Troy
Lebanon
Albany
Syracuse
Wakefield
Post's Forecast and Weather Synopsis for New England
Northern New England today and tonight will be fair and slightly warmer with light westerly winds. Southern New England near clear with little temperature change and light variable winds, coast sea breezes likely. Tuesday looks fair and warmer. Forecast notes show overall fair conditions across the country with low rainfall, scattered showers in some locales, and varying temperatures from coast to interior.
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POST
New England
Galveston
New Orleans
Atlanta
Hatteras
Norfolk
Savannah
Jacksonville
Tatteras
Albany
Canadian
Gulf States
Atlantic
Florida
Key West
Colorado
New Mexico
San Antonio
Mercury
New York
Portland
Eastport
Oswego
Buffalo
Chicago
Washington
Vermont
Boston
Northfield
Yachts Clash for Gloriana Rivalry Off Newport
Yachtsmen weigh prospects of Beatrix Owenee Sayonara and Gloriana as Newport race plans unfold. Herreschoff crew tune Gloriana, claiming speed gains and near five minute edge, while Sayonara improvements and Bristol boat vigor add to a crowded, high stakes field.
Longwood Club hosts first annual lawn tennis tournament
The Longwood Cricket Club opens its first annual lawn tennis tournament under the U S N S T A, with matches over five sets in main rounds and three in consolation. Draws show many players, play begins at 10 am daily from Tremont Street to Longwood grounds.
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Longwood Cricket Club
Parker House
K. C. Page
M. Bruce
A. L. Ripley
George
Page-Bruce
Hillan A.J. Shaw
E. C. Wilson
George H. Crocker
K. C. Thomas
E. Stevens
A. F. Fuller
L. N. Chase
W. Cones
W. L. Denning
Tremont Street
Park Street Church
Brookline
Boston & Albany Road
Longwood Station
Bottomers' Strike Settled at Spaulding & Swett Factory
HAVERHILL July 26 The bottomers strike at Spaulding Swett's shoe factory on River street ended Saturday afternoon in a compromise and the men will return to work Monday morning. The baffer will keep his position. The workers lost a week of time.
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Bottomers
Haverhill
Spaulding & Swett
River Street
Wealthy widow Mary Hopkins Searles dies in Methuen mansion
Mrs Mary Frances Searles widow of Mark Hopkins famous railroad financier died after a brief illness Friday night at her Methuen home. Born Mary Sherwood she married Hopkins in New York City and built vast wealth from the California rail line. She later wed Edward Searles and returned to Massachusetts where she financed grands projects including a Great Barrington estate on Kellogg terrace valued at millions.
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Mary Frances Searles
Methuen
Two Oceans
Mark Hopkins
America
Mary Frances Sherwood
New York City
Great Barrington
William Sherwood
Metropolis
Mary
Berkshire
Rose Cottage
Sherwood
Sarah
Nancy Kellogg
Gardner Spring
Hopkins
Massachusetts
New England
Hopkinses
Samuel Hopkins
Jonathan Edwards
California
Cape Horn
Sacramento
P. Huntington
Huntington
Stanford
Three Crockers
Moses
Samuel
Stewart House
New York
Flood
Kellogg Terrace
Main
Great Barrington Village
Munich
Old Elms
Mrs Searles Dies In Berkshire Estate Death Notice
News of Mrs Searles passing reached her Berkshire home on Saturday with widespread sorrow and work suspended on the estate Methuen was the birthplace of her second husband and they kept a residence there The Block Island summer home she began building two years ago is completed and stands as a striking white stone edifice upon entering New Shoreham Harbor modeled after medieval English castles
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Beatrix
Owenee
Newport
Herreschoff
Burgess
Corinthian Club
Eastern Yacht Club
Jessica
New York
Nat” Herreschoff
Nav’ Herreschoff
Gloriana
Providence
Marine Railway
Sayonara
Alborak
Forest and Stream
Cunningham & Thompson
Gloucester
America
Robert Saltonstall
Beverly
J. Beaver-Webb
Mildred
Saladin
Gossoon
Providence Corinthian Yacht Club
Silver Spring
Rhode Island
Rington
Berkshire
Methuen
Shoreham Harbor
England
Stock in Southern Pacific on market after Mrs Seares death
Complications loom as Mrs Seames dies leaving nearly thirty million shares of Southern and Central Pacific stock. Huntington Stanford factions may bid to control. if Crocker and Stanford join, Huntington could be ousted at May election. Estate valued around 60 million with New York real estate and Nob Hill mansion. Heir Timothy Hopkins serves as SP treasurer. trusts manage vast holdings. administration fees may reach 6 to 7 million.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hopkins Seares
Southern Pacific Company
Huntington
Stanford
Seames
Southern
Central Pacific
New York
New Hill
Nob Hill Palace
Searles
Hubbard
Stillman
Hopkins
Timothy Hopkins
Southern Pacific
Obituary notices of several notable figures in multiple cities
Obituaries report Judge Hiram G. Clark of Jamestown aged 75 who died in Provincetown. Also noted are the deaths of Curtis B. Wells in Deerfield aged 58, James A. Donnelly of Cambridgeport, telegraph operator John T. Stevens of Woonsocket, Sir Charles Forster Bart MP of Walsall, and eminent New York lawyer Richard S. Newcombe. Each obituary gives career highlights and affiliations.
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Hiram GC. Clark
Jamestown
N. Y
Pilgrim House
Provincetown
San Francisco
Virginia City
Toledo
Lockport
Utica
Washington
California
London
New York Express
Alta California
Lot ©. Clark
Niagara Bridge
New York
Curtis B. Wells
Deerfield
Greenfield
Barre
West Brookfield
Rockville
Conn
Springfield Union
Springfield
Wells
James A. Donnelly
Cambridge
Cambridgeport
Cigar Makers’ Union
John T. Stevens
Associated Press
Evening Reporter
Woonsocket
R. I
Arthur
National House of Representatives
Charles Forster, Bart
Walsall
Richard S. Newcombe
Punch’s Jubilee Fifty Years Celebrated With Reproductions
A threepence copy celebrates Punch’s fifty years since the 18th of the month. The jubilee number recalls 1841 and later decades with facsimile pages, early portraits of Thackeray Tenniel Lemon and others, and cuts showing women at croquet skating tennis and golf. An article in the Contemporary Review on Punch’s Artists details the contributors and principal drawings.
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PUNCH
Thackeray
Tenniel
Mark Lemon
Leech
Czar
Russia
Contemporary Review
Wigmore
Penniel
United States Circuit Court Inked Patent Case Seeks Master
United States Metallic Packing Company sues Trigg Manufacturing for patent infringement over a piston arrangement. The court granted a master hearing duties and appointed J. G. Stetson as master. Causten Browne appears for complainant. In Suffolk Superior Court calendars for July 28 list include Jackson v Stevenson Harding v Boston and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Nelson
United States Metallic Packing Company
Trigg Manufacturing Company
J. G. Stetson
Causten Browne
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk Ss
In Equity
Lararer, J
Jackson
Stevenson
Harding
Boston
Harfield
Morrell
Wagstaff
Corpus
Prescott
Leeds
Wheeler
Erative Iny. Co
Gately v New England Telephone case overrules demurrer
Superior Court Suffolk July 25 heard action for personal injuries arising from alleged carelessness by Boston Electric Light Company and others. Demurrer to pleadings overruled. court found negligence alleged sufficient and need not claim knowledge of wire condition. Attorneys listed: Manson for plaintiff Burdett and Snow for electric company Powers for N E T & T Co.
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Superior Court
Suffolk, Is
Hammond
J. Thomas Gately
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Boston Electric Light Company
George #. Manson
FE. W. Burdett
C. A. Snow
Electric Company
5. L. Powers
N. E. T. & T. Company
Missing Brockton expressman feared to have died
Frank E. Mitchell an expressman employed by B. P. Merritt of Brockton disappeared about ten days ago. Police were notified yesterday and his young wife believes he may have committed suicide by entering Boston Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Mitchell
B. P. Merritt
Brockton
Boston Harbor
Popular Prices at Pompeii The New Tariffs Begin Tonight
Pompeiian management announces new admission prices starting this evening with a 25 cent ticket including a seat. Grand stand chairs are reduced to 60 cents each. The Pompeii drama will be accessible to all audiences under the new tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompeii
Pompeiian
Swinging Ham mock Chair promises weekly comfort value
Advertised at Painn's Furniture Warerooms Canal street the Swinging Ham mock Chair combines swing hammock and easy chair in one unit. Priced at 2765 dollars with an implied weekly comfort value of 25 dollars, the ad urges readers to purchase for luxury living.
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Painn’s
Canal Street
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U. S. Gov't Report
Mark Hopkins-Searles
A. B. Crocker & CO
Edinboro Building
Essex Street
Mass
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Gay Head
Nass
Manacer
Washington Sts
State House
GEO. M. Winslow & CO
Grass Street
Causeway St
Moston
D. W. Learned
Ryegate Granite Works Co
South Ryegate
Geo. Cochran
Bath
Somerset and Puritan Club
Tvorces
South Dak
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Sioux Falls
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