Through Fire We Gain Worth in God’s Refined People
The minister speaks on Isaiah’s promise that those who pass through fire and flood will not be burned. He urges Christians to endure criticism and adversity with faith, noting how tests reveal genuine devotion. He contrasts affluence and poverty, urging average believers to trust Christ through affliction and seek a nobler character.
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W. H. G. Temple
Phillips Church
South Boston
Shaver
Adam
Rodigal
Christ
Heaven
Old Crow Whiskey Four Years Old Price Per Gallon
Blanchard and Farear advertise Old Crow whiskey aged four years priced at 83 per gallon. Dock area and facility details listed. source text notes auction/retail context with location hints.
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Gallien, Blanchard & Farear
Dock Aq
Famentl Heil Sq
John L Whiting Dead Brush Manufacturer 69
John L Whiting of John L Whiting & Co brush makers died at home from an apoplectic stroke after a 15 minute illness. He was 69, son of Seth Whiting and Mary Kendal, descended from Rev. Samuel Whiting. Born in Shrewsbury, he and his father ran Fayville brush business before 1850, led US in brush making, member of Church of the Unity and Parker Memorial Society, Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics' Association, Boston Art Club. He leaves a widow, one son and three daughters.
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Fayville
Boston
United States
Whiting
Church of the Unity
Parker Memorial Society
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics’ Association
Boston Art Club
Charlestown Wharf Dog Fight Ends With Injured Engineer
Yesterday at the Philadelphia Brick Company wharf on Medford street Charlestown an impromptu dog fight drew Toben Lyons, the works engineer, into separating the fighting canines. Lyons was bitten about the legs and received attention at Station 15 before being taken home.
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Philadelphia Brick Company
Medford Street
Charlestown
Toben Lyons
Waif Found At Tremont Street Church Is Adopted
A baby left in a Patrick Reynolds baby carriage in the Mission Church vestibule on Tremont Street was cared for by three women who believed it theirs. Reunited with no parents found, the child was taken in by Mrs. Thomas Morrissey and later moved to her brother's Weston home as she kept it.
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Patrick Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Mission Church
Tremont Street
Chardon Street
Thomas Morrissey
Spiritualist Gatherings Across Boston Attend Seance and Services
Audiences packed Eagle Hall and Ladies' Aid Parlors on Washington Street for séances led by Wetherell of Montreal with Arabic coded messages and translations. Speeches by Thorndike St. Claire and Dr. Blackdon followed, as did musical invocations by Mrs. Lovering. Other venues hosted afternoon and evening services with speakers including Mrs. Pierce and Miss Smith, while Alpha Hall remained empty due to Mrs. Heath’s recovery from prior injuries. A grove gathering by the Ladies' Industrial Society at Pine Banks near Malden closed the day with open air exercises.
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Eagle Hall
Washington Street
Wetherell
Montreal
I. W. Matthews
Messrs. Thorndike
St. Claire
Blackdon
Ladies’ Aid
Mary E. Lovering
J. E. Hall
Pierce
Lowell
M. A. Brown
Loomis Hall
A. Wilkins
M. W. Leslie
L. E. Smith
Clark
George Emerson
Thomas
George R Bell Dead in New Haven Pneumonia Victim
George R. Bell a traveling druggist man aged 37 died at 5 30 Saturday morning at the Tontine Hotel New Haven Conn from pneumonia He had for seven years traveled in New England for John Wyeth & Bro Philadelphia He belonged to Boston Commandery Knights Templar and Boston Consistory Funeral will be held tomorrow from his home 31 Norfolk Street Cambridgeport
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George R. Bell
United States
Tontine Hotel
New Haven
Conn
New England
John Wyeth & Bro
Philadelphia
Boston
Knights Templars
Norfolk Street
Cambridgeport
Fire in goal sheds at Cambridge near Boston & Maine line
Fire alarms reported at 7 30 a m in Cambridge just across the line from Boston and Maine Railroad coal sheds. The disaster appears contained with initials noting the blaze but no injuries reported. An early newspaper item frames the event amid an advertisement about Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for blood purification.
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Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Cambridge
Voyage of Captain Lawler in twelve foot canvas boat to Queenstown
Captain Josiah W Lawler starts from Lincoln's Wharf at 6 PM in a twelve foot canvas sail boat bound for Queenstown Ireland. A crowd gathered at 4 PM as the craft fouled a schooner near Cunard wharf, bowsprit torn, yet Lawler presses on toward Shirley Gut. If successful the boat will be shown at the World's Fair with Lawler acting as special correspondent for the New England Associated Press.
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Josiah W. Lawler
Lincoln’s Wharf
Queenstown
Ireland
Lawler
Cunard
Shirley Gut
New England Associated Press
Wood, Harmon & Co's Sales at Norfolk Downs
Recent purchasers at Norfolk Downs include Albert Beals Adelina T. Thomas C W Hawes Charles Rich Emma A Ford Arthur W Duffield W F Fujer John McMahon James H Norris John F Poland Mrs J C Stone Henry J Stephenson Fred J Brown Mary E Elliot Frank J Barr John D Record Charles S Nash Charles K Gurney Frank N Scott Henry C Gardner Fred W Packard R W Packard David Crowley C A Randall.
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Norfolk Downs
Albert Beals
Adelina T. Thomas
C. W. Hawes
Charles Rich
Emma A. Ford
Arthur W. Duffield
W. F. Fujer
John McMahon
James H. Norris
John F. Poland
Fred W. Packard
R. W. Packard
David Crowley
C. A. Randall
Irish industries aid for World’s Fair collection total
Contributions toward representing Irish industries at the World’s Fair have been collected by Mr A Shuman. Previously acknowledged donors include James Jeffrey Roche James A Cotter and others. Amounts listed show 485 10 then 500 in aid.
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A. Shu
James Jeffirey Roche
James A. Cotter
Journey to Atvatabar The Polar King Arrives in Kioram
In a voyage to the interior of the earth, Lexington White and his crew reach Atvatabar aboard the Polar King. They are welcomed by Admiral Jolar and Minister Kashnili in the grand city of Kioram. The Atvatabarese unveil magnicity powered flight and a peaceful, advanced society, setting a national holiday in honor of the explorers.
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North Pole
Arctic
Atvatabar
Kioram
Borodemy
Calnogor
Lyone
Atvatabarese
Plothoy
Royal Navy
Jolar
Atvatabar Navy
Koshniki
Kashnikr
Koshnili
Aldemegry Bhoolmakar
Lecholt
Calnagor
Kashnili
Ladalmir
Pra
Nototherboc
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Superior Court
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Joseph B. Leard
Portland
Maine
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Prince Edward Island
Joseph B
Tryon
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Thomas HE. Leek
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Shawrout Ave
Washington St
Brice
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Equitable Building
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Hotel Clifton
Marblehead
Whale North
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M'vncher’s Theater
Chicago
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America
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Harrison Avenue
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South Cove
William A. Davis
Maryann Marcus
Mortgogee
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Edward A. Upton
Lanriat Avenue
Bostor
Dorchester
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Family Circle
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Gilmanton, N. E
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