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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1896

Page

8

Theosophical crusade opens in Tremont Theatre

The opening meeting of the Theosophical crusade at Tremont Theatre drew a large crowd of noted Theosophists. Speakers included George David Ayers and Marguerite Loring Guild who urged light for humanity and spiritual philanthropy. The voyage to Europe and world tour by the crusaders was announced with a purple banner presented by Mrs. Lewis Wade.

Lewis Tremont Theatre George David Ayers Malden Theosophical Society Crusaders Marguerite Loring Guild Cambridge Society New York Southampton London Liverpool Bristol Leeds Manchester Dublin France Germany Egypt India Australia China Japan Asia Africa Claude Falls Wright Jane Campbell Knightley Boston Lotus Circle Katherine A. Tingely Frank Peirce Ernest T. Hargrove Theosophical Society of America Lewis Wade C. E. Wright Henry Turner Patterson E. A. Neresheiner K. A. Fussell

Two 18 Year Old Girls Runaway From Middletown

Goldie French and Goldie Morgan, both 18, are missing from Middletown near West Chester. Their clothing was found in Bronx Park after they left with John Minton and Dennis Mc Laughlin who were arrested in Morrisania. The girls reportedly left with $400 taken by French from her stepfather, and were seen in New York before possibly heading to Chicago.

New York Goldie French Goldie Morgan Middletown West Chester Bronx Park John Minton Dennis McLaughlin Miss French Teddy Fitzgerald Miss Morgan McLaughlin Minton Denel Morrisania Chicago

Funeral arrangements for Austin Corbin in New York

In New York on June 7 arrangements for the funeral of Austin Corbin were announced. Services will be at St. Bartholomew's Church on Forty-fourth Street and Madison Avenue at 10 AM on Tuesday. Bishop Williams and two reverends will officiate. The body will proceed to Woodlawn in Corbin's private car for interment in the family vault.

New York Austin Corbin St. Bartholomew's Church Forty-fourth Street Madison Avenue Corbin Long Island Railroad Bishop Williams Huntington Dr. Booth St. Bartholomew's Woodlawn

Massachusetts Medical Society Annual Meeting Notice

The Massachusetts Medical Society will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday. The bureau of information opens in Mechanics Hall on Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The Massachusetts Medical Society Bureau of Information Mechanics’ Hall

Supreme Court decision sparks bold challenge on equality in Louisiana

James Logan Gordon spoke to the Parliament of Man denouncing the U S Supreme Court ruling on the rights of colored Louisianans. He argued equality before the law, universal participation in governance, and condemned the decision as un-American and unconstitutional, urging countermand or broader reform to protect all citizens under the flag.

James Logan Gordon Parliament of Man Louisiana United States Supreme Court Supreme Court United States Con Congress of the Supreme Lincoln Washington

Cambridge Notes Rounded by Church and Civic Events

Cambridge reports celebrate the city’s fiftieth anniversary with an Immanuel Baptist Church address by Rev Isaac W Grimes and ex Mayor J M W Hall joined by Prof A B Hart of Harvard. Flower Sunday baptisms occur at North Avenue Universalist Church. Corpus Christi procession at St Marys Annunciation Church with sodalities participation. A concert in St Johns Hall East Cambridge funds the Incurable Home on Cambridge street.

Immanuel Baptist Church Cambridge Isaac W. Grimes J. M. W Hall A. B. Hart Harvard North Avenue Universalist Church St. Mary’s Annunciation Church

Carter's Angel The Fairbanks legacy and Chicago society

N K Fairbank, a key Chicago financier and church benefactor, is described as the city’s most prominent public man with a long history in grain, lard and oil refining. The piece ties his name to Mrs Leslie Carter, Belasco’s lawsuit, and social circles, noting his leadership at the Chicago Club and his support for Professor Swing. It paints him as philanthropically active, domineering in business, and a staunch church figure who shaped Chicago’s social and religious life.

Chicago, Ill N. K. Fairbank Leslie Carter Belasco Fairbank Carter Chicago South Presbyterian Church David Swing Professor Swing

Clothing Makers Claim Higher Quality and Value

The passage argues against rival declarations by noting the author’s firm makes more than any other American manufacturer and sells trustworthy goods at fair costs. It claims volume justifies pricing, contrasting a fashionable hatter charging five dollars for a hat no better than their three dollar hat.

America

Monument to Michael Lyons Planned at Arlington Cemetery

A meeting at St John’s Hall East Cambridge gathered friends of the late Michael Lyons to筹form plans for a memorial monument in Arlington cemetery where his body rests Rep Pence secretary Father O'Brien presided Speeches by Father O'Brien Donlan Judge Charles J McIntire ex Senator J W Coveney and Charles L French and 1900 dollars subscribed The monument will be simple in design to reflect the high regard for Lyons among his friends and acquaintances

St. John’s Hall East Cambridge Michael Lyons Arlington Cemetery Father O'Brien Representative Pence O’brien Donlan Charles J. McIntire J. W. Coveney Charles L. French Lyons

Czar Reviews 50,000 Troops at Hodynsky Plain

June 7 Moscow report says the Czar reviewed 50,000 troops on the Hodynsky Plain scene of the coronation calamity. He wore the Preobrajensky Regiment uniform, rode a brown horse with Czarina and Grand Duchess Maria Paulowna in a carriage drawn by four cream ponies, and appeared in an enthusiastic crowd as the review ended at 1 15 p m.

Moscow Hodynsky Plain Preobrajensky Regiment Czarina Maria Paulowna

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