Baccalaureate Sermons on Life and Thought at Princeton
In Princeton New Jersey on June 8 the 143rd commencement of Princeton University opened with a baccalaureate sermon by Dr Patton. He urged study of language as thought and warned against treating poetry as mere fact while stressing the Bible as literature and the need to balance letters with living spirit. The sermon pressed discrimination between letter and spirit and warned against doctrinal laxity, urging steadfast adherence to fixed principles even as culture evolves.
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Milton
Achilles
Derby
Bryant
Haeret
Kingdom of Nature
Library of Truth
Matthew Arnold
Job
Daniel
Paul
Mr. Lecky
Pounchkeepsie
N. Y
Taylor
Vassar College
Matthew
Andover Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev John Phelps Taylor
In Andover, James Phillips and Abbott Academy students heard Andover Theological Seminary baccalaureate sermon in the chapel by Rev Professor John Phelps Taylor. The message urged ministers to imitate Jesus as a prophet, stressing language, substance, home, and future expectancy, with reflections on devotion and gospel hope.
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Prince of Nazareth
Jesus
Aoung
Isaiah
Christ
Horace Bushwell
Bushwell
Fragment from a sacred prayer on divine history
The text invokes the church and world in enduring faith as a sacred prayer turns toward a heavenly throne. It speaks of one with pierced hands guiding human history and awaits the moment enemies become his footstool.
Labor dispute as Cunard ships six Belgian workers home
New York officials clash with Cunard over contract laborers from Belgium aboard the Umbria. Six glassblowers, landed near the Battery and then boarded the tug Pulver, were later sent to Ellis Island with wives and children. The laborers will go to Belgium on the Wisconsin, with Cunard covering fares, after temporary shelter and return arrangements.
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Cunard Line
Umbria
Belgium
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Weber
Cunard Company
Erhardt
Warwick Glass Manufacturing Company
Glassboro
N. J
Barge Office
Vernon H. Brown
Superintendent Weber
Mr. Brown
Brown
Sperintendent Weber
Liverpool
Asman
Ellis Island
Guion Line
Wisconsin
Ells Island
Colored Voters Urged to Vote Across Parties in Tariff Reform
Washington Tariff Reform Club and Colored Bureau of Information issue an address to Black voters, urging cross party support to defend the high tariff and Republican officeholders. The circular contends emancipation was a war measure, notes Massachusetts Black regiments were briefly unrecognized, and argues political solutions alone won t settle the Southern question.
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Washington Tariff Reform Club
Colored Bureau of Information
United States
Mason and Dixon
Massachusetts
Moody announces Northfield college students summer school
Greenfield reports D L Moody announces a summer school at Northfield from June 29 to July 9 with world wide student attendance. Eminent speakers include Marcus Rainsford of London L M Muphall George F Pentecost D D L T Townsend Boston University R F Weidner Major D W Whittie and Dr Mac Arthur of New York. Singing led by Professor D B Towner and athletic sports run by A Stage of Yale College.
Boy Dies in Central Square From Heart Disease
A 11 year old son of John Hughes living at 10 High Rock street collapsed and died in Central square at 3 55 PM due to heart disease. Medical Examiner Pinkham viewed the body before burial. David B Wallace, clerk at Norman McLean's grocery, left for parts unknown amid a $900 loss alleged by McLean. O Redford, prominent in The Mikado at the Musee, was arrested for stealing another boarder's clothes at Hotel Anderson.
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Spectator
John Hughes
No. 10
High Rock Street
Central Square
Pinkham
David B. Wallace
Norman McLean
McLean
Allace
O. Redford
the Musee
Michael McManus
Hotel Anderson
Markets steady with copper lead in New York guidance
The New York market showed low activity overall with copper stocks advancing on strong metal positions abroad. Brokers noted Boston brokers selling on a scale up and a warning from Wall Street News about stop orders, while Wabash reported ten months of growing earnings and a dividend payment. Law and rail lines dominated the day with heavy mileage controlled by major groups and chatter of Boston influence on Louisville routes.
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Boston News Bureau
Havemeyer
The
Wabash
Mississippi River
McNulta
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Glynn & Dow
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Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Boston
Theouisville
New Albany & Chicago Road
City Hall Expenditures Criticized by Taxpayers
Letter to the Editor urges taxpayers to challenge Mayor Hart over lavish city spending and misaligned labor costs. It argues many paid laborers are overpaid relatives or favored workers, with some age or infirmity limited to light tasks, and calls for proper servant service at City Hall. The Boston note is dated June 7, 1890, and a Hood's Sarsaparilla endorsement follows.
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City Hall
Boston
Board of Ratroop Commissioners
Beacon Street
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Cambridge
Front Street
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Boston Daily Advertiser
Orton Post
Pe.order
WM. A. Crafts
City Hospital
Professor Moffatt Dies at Ninety Seven in Princeton
Professor James Clement Moffatt of Princeton New Jersey dies at age seventy nine. Born in Scotland he came to the United States in 1831 and with Princeton degrees and multiple professorships shaped Greek Latin and church history at Lafayette College Princeton College and the Theological Seminary. His writings include Life of Dr Thomas Chalmers and The Star of a Dedicated Life. Funeral set for Wednesday. Also reported is the death in California of Rev Dr Israel E Dwinnell former pastor of South Church Salem and the death of Peterboro publisher Joseph Marnum born 1833 who served in the New York legislature and as town selectman leaving a widow and five children.
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Princeton
N. J
Penninghame
Scot
United States
McLean
Yale
Lafayette College
Moffatt
Miami University
Ohio
Cincinnati Theological Seminary
Princeton College
The
Theological Seminary
Paul van Dyke
Princetonian
Thomas Chalmers
Church of Scotland
Salem
California
Israel E. Dwinnell
Atwood
Joseph Marnum
Farnum & Scott
Peterboro
Legslature
Selectman
Unitarian Church
Marriages in Diverse Cities Reported for June 5
Entries record multiple marriages on June 5 across Paris Roxbury Washington Charlestown and nearby areas. Names include Clapp Gonzalez Huet Hyde Wright Parker Wilson Robinson Smith Sims Way Willard with spouses from Malta New York Roxbury Washington Charlestown Springfield and Charlestown NH.
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Paris
du Gonzalez-Huet
Malta
Henry L. Clapp
New York City
Hyde—Wright
Roxbury
Eben Rexford
Eens W. Hyde
Brookline
Katherine N. Wright
Parker—Wilson
Washington, D. C
J. B. Perry
Peter Parker
Fanny Stuart Wilson
Washington, D
Nellie E
Charles Willard
Charlestown
Death notices from city and area in early June
Deaths listed for Annie B Ashley 31, John F Colby 56 in Hillsboro, James W Gorman in city, James Barkins 39, Asa P Lansil 77 at Dorchester, Mollie E Levins 22, Ruth S Severance daughter of William Sturtevant, Stillman A Shepard 69 Bedford, Erastus Turtle 74, Eliza Winslow widow of Benjamin Winslow.
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Severance
Melrose
Ruth S
J. F. Severance
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Milo
Shepard
Bedford
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Stillman A. Shepard
Turtle
Erastus
Tuctle
Winslow
Eliza Winslow
Benjamin Winslow
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