Homage to Sheridan and Clarke A Moral Portrait
A speaker reflects on General Sheridan and Dr. Clarke, praising their courage, honesty, and public service. He contrasts the warrior and the pastor, extols Clarke as a steadfast Unitarian reformer, and honors Sheridan’s blazing zeal while noting shared integrity and humanity. The piece weaves personal memories with broader calls for virtue in public life.
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Yone
Sheridan
Dr. Clarke
Caesar
Calee
General Sheridan
Clarke
Apostle James
Cedar Creek
Richmond
Lord
Gideon
Wne
Andrew Jackson
Hannibal
Hannilcal
Carthage
Lawrence Sterne
Toby
Jesus
Christ
Revere House
Coriolanus
Jr. Channing
Henry Clay
Chicago
Gath
Askalon
Grant
Sherian
Warren
Bunker Hill
Ephraim Peabody
Abraham Lincoln
Church
Wendell Phillips
White Hills
Onisville
Boston
Dr. Gannett
Theodore Parev
Passage of Duty and Self Help Echoes in Retirement
The narrator recalls growing weary of servile tasks and cherishing self-help as a new aim. Dr. Clarke and his Missouri friend share a flexible, prudent outlook grounded in sound sense. Sleep comes undisturbed, metaphorically painless, before awakening to renewed purpose.
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Dr. Clarke
Mr. Re
Missouri
Speeches Honor James Freeman Clarke at Second Church
The Rev. E A Horton preached at Second Church Boylston Street on James Freeman Clarke’s life work and character. He praised Clarke as a leader who fed the people with truth, blended scholarship with humanity, and shaped liberal Unitarian thought while enduring public mourning.
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Boylston Street
E. A. Horton
James Freeman Clarke
Horton
Clarke
New England
Dr. Clarke
Nir
God
Lakewood
Theodore Parker
Bellows
Dewey
Hedge
A. P. Peabody
Clark
Remembering Dr James Freeman Clarke in Boston Sermon
Dr Brooke Nerford delivers a memorial at Arlington Street Church for James Freeman Clarke. He recalls Clarke as fearless, open minded, and steadfast in faith, highlighting his anti slavery work, open pew policy, and influence on Boston’s religious and civic life.
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Arlington Street
James Freeman Clarke
Brooke Nerford
Herford
St. James
Dr Hale's Eulogy Honors Dr James Clarke Leader and Mentor
The South Congregational Church remembered Dr James Free man Clarke with a solemn service led by Dr Hale. Hale praised Clarke's religious leadership, scholarly work, and global influence, noting his role in founding the Church of the Disciples and his writings on religion and missions. Clarke's impact on faith, education, and social thought drew praise as he neared retirement.
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South Congregational Church
James Freeman Clarke
Hale
Dr. Clarke
Mr. Clarke
Clarke
Church of the Disciples
Unitarian
God
Ndt
Boston
Hiang
Pacific
Dr Hale Addresses Harvard Students At Appleton Chapel
Dr E E Hale preached last evening at Appleton Chapel continuing his sermon series. He urged Christians to act with purpose, stating every man a potential apostle by aiding in establishing God’s kingdom. He warned against selfish living and praised inventors and Puritans for unselfish, productive work guiding young Americans toward founding new commonwealths.
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Hale
Harvard
E. E. Hale
Appleton Chapel
New Commonwealths
Blood Purifying System Promoted for Health Restore
A dated health ad urges readers to cleanse the kidneys as the root of illness. It claims drowsiness, back ache, neuralgia, rheumatism, scrofula, and erysipelas stem from poisoned blood and presents kidney purification as the path to complete recovery.
Warner's Safe Cure and Pills An Early Ad Claim
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Pills as proven, vegetable remedies with bold claims of universal benefit. It asserts no disease is static, urges immediate use, and touts a long, tested history and superiority over new, untried medicines.
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Richards & CO
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Pierrepont’s
Brooklyn
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Totes
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SPOT
Boston & Maine RK. R
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Samuel Hatch & CO
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Shawmut Street
Park Square
Chia
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Centre Street
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Warren Street
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Ita
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Buffalo
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Court Street
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State Street
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