Children Celebrate Happy Day at Phillips Church
A gala service at Phillips Church South Boston featured the Rev W H G Temple preaching to children from three Sunday schools. Baptisms 8 and Bible presentations 13 marked the morning, with 1 168 total church members across Phillips Church Phillips Chapel and Washington Village Branch.
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Phillips Church
South Boston
W. H. G. Temple
Isaiah
Phillips Chapel
Washington Village
June Magazines Chronicle a Western Oriented Issue
The June issue highlights Roswell Smith’s memorial contributions at Century, reviews Scribner’s features on Slumming and Dury Lane Boys, and includes essays on New York tenements and rapid transit. It profiles James Lane Allen, Ishmaelites of Civilization, and Western writers while offering numerous literary pieces and arts coverage across Scribner’s, Lippincott’s, and The Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century
Roswell Smith
Century Company
Edmund Gosse
Washington Gladden
American Tract Society
Congregational Club
Berea College
Chatelaine
la Trinite
Henry B
Joseph B. Bishop
Will Payne
London
Thomas Curtis Clark
Robert Grant
Chicago
David King
Mt Ittna
A. F. Jaccaci
Prairies
B. O. Flower
Dolbear
Tufts University
Minot J. Savage
Louise Chandler Moulton
Solomon Schindler
James Lane Allen
Lippincott’s
John Gray
Murat Halsted
John James Ingalls
Maurice Thompson
Patience Stapleton
James Whitcomb Riley
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Great American Desert
June Lippincott
Popular Science Monthly
Additio
Professor White
Newberry
Humphry Ward
New World
New Religious Quarterly
Robert Elsmere
Times
E. B. Andrews
Maurice Bloomfield
Francis Tiffany
D. McConnell
Josiah Royce
Nobuta Kishimoto
Christian Endeavor Movement
New England
Clifford Devens estate auction near Roslindale Station
Auction tents on the Clifford Devens estate offer adjacent rail links with a new station planned nearby. Gardens and cottages exist with foundations for more, rain or shine tents, and clerks ready. Trains 12.30 1.25 2.20 to Roslindale. Titles guaranteed by Massachusetts Title Insurance Co. Refreshements and a band. Plans at 53 State St or 54 Devonshire St. Sale owner contact and office addresses provided.
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Clifford Devens
Ephraim Dudley
Central Station
Roslindale
Exchange Building
State St
Devonshire St
Boston
O. P. Atwood & Co
South St
Hampton Institute feature and notable essays in zine review
The article highlights features for the month including General Armstrong and the Hampton Institute, the life and work of the Virginia school. It notes love letters of John Hancock to Dorothy Q and essays on municipal politics, work and wages, ship Columbia’s voyage, and a sermon on church and state.
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Francis FE. Clark
Amos R. Wells
John Willis Baer
Hampton Institute
General Armstrong
Virginia Educational Institution
John Hancock
Dorothy Q
Chicago
Lucy B. Monroe
Moorfield Storey
Charles Edwin Markham
Edward G. Porter
Columbia
Oregon
Edward Everett Hale
Yawns as a Refreshing Exercise Says Mrs Russell Del Sartean
A Chicago Herald extract explains yawning as a voluntary, rhythmic whole body refreshment. It details how yawning stimulates throat and facial muscles, extends activity through the frame, and concludes with a mechanical method to induce a yawn by drooping lids and slight eyeball movement.
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The
Chicago Herald
Russell
Delsartean
Francois Delsarte
Dr Rainsford Critiqued In Sermon On Respectable Saloons
The Rev A S Gumbart of Roxbury denounces Dr Rainsford's respectable rum hole saying clean fronts hide robbery and danger. He mocks saloons with signs banning religious discussion and imagines patrons returning home soberly celebrated as respectable drunks, a harmful transformation of loved ones.
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A. S. Gumbart
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Roxbury
Dr. Rainsford
Rainsford
New York
Mr. Rainsford
Governor Peck in Jokng Humor
Chicago Daily Inter Ocean notes Wisconsin Governor George W Peck jokes about his office being easy and his son running his paper He says his son boards with him in Madison and visits weekly sharing stories and tales about his work and family life.
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Chicago
Inter-Ocean
George W. Peck
Wisconsin
Madison
Prefers Jail Over Lecture Refusal Shocks Court
A Northern recorder delivering a long sermon to an Irish prisoner faced a sharp interruption when the inmate collapsed in the dock. After warders assisted her, she muttered that she could endure penal servitude but would rather not endure the lecture, provoking the judge to seek clarification.
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London
Voyage to Atvatabar King and Goddess in Temple Scene
An expedition to the North Pole discovers Atvatabar and meets Lyone the supreme goddess. The royal audience in a grand palace features pneumatic transit, gilded decor, and a choral procession as sailors witness divine grace and a serene atmosphere.
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North Pole
Arctic
Atvatabar
Tanje
Calnogar
Aldemegry Shookmakar
Lyone
Lise
Koshnilr
Coltonobory
Jolar
Blenerelsain
Charnerlain
Holy Palace
Goddess Learns Outer World Story In Atvatabar Tale
In Chapter XXII the goddess inquiries the outer world and compares sailors to Atvatabar people. The narrator describes global history from Greece to Rome, art and invention, democracy, and spiritual power. He contrasts outer-world mystics with Atvatabar’s soul and body training, outlining inward light and nirvana as paths to higher planes.
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Atvatabar
Japan
United States
Africa
Australia
Pacific Islands
Eve
Assyria
Egypt
Greece
Rome
César
Hannibal
Cleopatra
Antony
Columbus
Galileo
Michael Angelo
Faraday
Dante
Shakspere
India
Mesopotamia
Flindoos
Tomorrema
Better Than Oil To Break Waves Invention Attracts Notice
Baron d Alessandro proposes a subsurface netting that lies flat on the sea surface to dampen waves, imitating the calm produced by seaweed. A 1000 yard square net with five centimeter mesh was tested off Quiberon Peninsula and a commission has been appointed by the French Minister of Marine to study the device.
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Galignani
Baron d’Alessandro
North Sea
Quiber
Blaine family religion tied to Catholic faith
The Rochester Union cites Brownsville, Pennsylvania roots showing Blaine family Catholics amid mixed faiths. Mother Gillespie came from a Catholic line. father later joined Catholicism. Blaine siblings and in-laws included nuns and Catholic educators, with relatives like Father Gillespie and Mother Angela achieving prominence in Catholic institutions.
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Rochester Union
Blaine
Brownsville
Fayette County
Penn
A Gillespie
Ephraim
Neil
Robert
John
Mary
Eliza
Robert Walker
Angela
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WM. Austin
GEO, Milbank
Gen
Col. Austin
America
Bertoto
Quaker City
John J. Burke
Emmetts
O’brien
Jennings
California
Dillons
Dalton
Watts
George Fletcher
Aarons
Gallagher
Arnold
Richards
Grace F Forrest
George Wilson
Prince of Colored Stars
Mabel Evelyn
WM. H. McCart
Minnie Hilton
Marvellous Forbes
Man
Mionday
Colossal Specialty Alliance
Austin
Ideat
Peggy Pryde
Arena
Tremont and Chandler Sts
Charles H. Thayer
W. J. Rostetter
George F.ene
Jessie K. Giles
Redding
Geo. F. Marion
C McBride
Goodrich
Jas. S. Maffit
W. H. Bartholomew
Man of America
Maffit
Bartholomew
Geo. W. Smith
Vercalles
la Scala
Milan
Seg
Af .m
Tahde
Governor Peck
Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Sq
Faneuil Hall Aq
Earth
Jules Verne
William R. Bradshaw
the Post
J. F. Douthitt
Fifth Avenue
Mountain View Hotel
Gilmanton, N. H
New Hampshire
John L. Stoddard
Switzerland
Tyrol
Pyrenees
Gilmanton
Frank McAuliffe
Grand Hotel
B'way
31St St
N. Y. City
Boston Baseball Grounds
Cincinnati
Geo. B. Appleton & Co
Washington St
Connelly
Adams House
T. Adamowski
Globe Theatre
John Stetson
Henry E
Iolanthe
Pce
Abbott & Teal Comedy Company
Little Tippett
Bunker Hill
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
Puritania
the Earl
the Maid OF
Salem
Pauline Hall
Columbia Theatre, Rich, Harris & Frouman
Myra
Tt "Reilly
Edward
and Mal , Ammon
Lay
Harrigan K Company
Marth
Laer
Austin & Stone’s
Souan
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