Farewell Discourses to Harvard Seniors at Capen Chapel
The Rev Dr Francis G Peabody delivered the Harvard baccalaureate sermon in Appleton Chapel urging seniors to adopt the sovereignty of service. He argued temptations arise from power display and gain and urged graduates to dedicate their gifts to service, shaping their careers as acts of responsibility to others.
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Francis G. Peabody
Appleton Chapel
Harvard College
Dr. Peabody
Matthew
Jesus
Kingdom of the Earth
Thas
Jan
Orth
Moses
St. Paul
Satan
Christ
Tufts College Capen Sermon on Expenditure and Purpose
President Capen delivered the baccalaureate sermon at Tufts College in Goddard Chapel. He questioned whether all spending without immediate tangible result is waste, contrasting material and grand expenditures with higher forms of value, urging consideration of government, education, and charities. The speech referenced economy, public works, and the role of institutions, inviting reflection on purpose, waste, and societal priorities.
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Capen
Tufts College
Goddard Chapel
Glee Club
Dr. Capen
Civilizaton and Faith Guiding New England Conservatory Graduates
The New England Conservatory class gathered at Tremont Methodist Episcopal Church where Rev Bishop J P Newman preached on Christ in Civilization. He argued civilization requires Christ as the standard beyond nation, law, commerce, and democracy, citing reforms in France England Germany Austria and Italy. He urged graduates to adopt The morning cometh as their motto and seek light and glory in Christ’s return.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Tremont Methodist Episcopal Church
J. P. Newman
D.D
Ll.d
Washington, D.C
Charles Parkhurst
Zion’s Herald
William McDonald
J. G. Switzer
W. N. Brodbeck
Newman
Jesus Christ
France
England
Germany
Austria
Italy
Christ
Princeton President McCosh Delivers Baccalaureate Address
In Marquand Chapel Princeton N J June 17 President McCosh preached the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class. He urged English Bible instruction across colleges noting Princeton’s four year course and recalled founding of Christian associations in 1877. He said over 800 graduates have entered gospel ministry and defended harmony of science and religion.
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Princeton
N. J
Marquand
McCosh
Young Men’s Christian Associations
American College
Philadelphian Society
Brown Universitys baccalaureate sermon delivered by Ezekiel G Robinson
President Ezekiel G. Robinson delivers the Brown University baccalaureate sermon in the First Baptist meeting house. He urges serving one’s generation, condemns partisan manipulation, and underscores duty to uphold honor and justice while advocating enforcement of Rhode Island’s prohibitory law. He notes perils and opportunities facing the current generation and calls educated men to lead.
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R. I
Brown University
First Baptist Meeting House
Ezekiel G. Robinson
Robinson
David
God
Rhode Island
McCosh Praises Graduates With Faithful Counsel
In a closing address Dr. McCosh offered encouragement to the graduates, noting that temporary tensions between science and revealed truth would fade as each confirms the other, both advancing the glory of God. He then spoke briefly to the class with kind words and admonition.
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McCosh
Truth as a Wellesley milestone for graduates
Dr Lyman Abbott delivers the baccalaureate at Wellesley College urging graduates to bear the banner of truth. He Plotlines ideals realities, skepticism equals ignorance, and the female role as guardian of lofty ideals, stressing education as unveiling truth and guiding moral responsibility for women and men alike.
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Wellesley
Wellesley College
Lyman Abbott
Abbott
God
Dr. Abbott
America
St. George
Bunker Hill Day Activities Highlight Charlestown Parade
The Charlestown District marks its 118th Bun ker Hill celebration with an antique parade at 9 AM from Bunker Hill street, civic and fireman parades, band concerts, and fireworks. Over 200 officers guard the crowds under Captain Ayres. notable events include yacht races, war games, horse races, and matinees at local theatres.
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Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Bunker Hill Street
Ayres
Burrill
George A. Walker
Keelan
Point of Pines
Andrews
Boston Theatre
Museum
Grand Opera House
Park Theatre
Howard Atheneum
Pullman Sleepers on New York and New England Train
Travel notice promotes taking a Pullman sleeper on the 11:30 p m New York and New England train to New York. Passengers are urged to enjoy a luxurious sleep and arrive in New York at 6 48 a m refreshed and ready for business.
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New York
New England
Labor events and notices in Preble Hall and City venues
The Amalgamated Building Trades' Council met with delegates from Union 33 and the Brotherhood of Carpenters. Oak Island picnic set for Labor Day. A committee to probe the alleged convict labor for a new house of correction. Samuel Gompers spoke on the eight hour question at New Era Hall. Rev. J J Lewis lectured on The Last Week of the Saviour's Life at Young Men's Christian Union. Daniel Desmond injured by a brick after a cartridge incident. Mathias Sterling injured by a tow horse. rib fracture. Horticultural Hall displayed rhododendrons with prizes from the gratuity fund awarded to Mrs. F. B. Hayes, EK Sheppard & Son, J. L. Gardner, Mrs. E. M. Hill, Joseph Clark.
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Amalgamated Building Trades’ Council
Preble Hall
Union 33
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Oak Island
South Boston
Young Men’s Christian Union
Daniel Desmond
Cove Street
Daniel
City Hospital
Mathias Sterling
Wssex Street
West End
Washington and
Court Streets
Horticultural Hall
F. B. Hayes
EK. Sheppard & Son
J. L. Gardner
E. M. Hill
Joseph Clark
Three Sermons at African Methodist Church Posts Renovation
The African Methodist Episcopal Church at Mt. Vernon and Charles streets hosted three services yesterday with Revs B F Cembash A W Whaley and J H Jones preaching. Pastor Theodore Gould sat on the platform as readers and Scripture were shared. A reinforced choir provided strong music as the rebuilt interior received repainting garnished pews red doors and carpet costing about 2000 raised by voluntary contributions.
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African Methodist Episcopal Church
Mt. Vernon
Charles Streets
B. F. Cembash
A. W. Whaley
J. H. Jones
Theodore Gould
Superior Court Dockets Essex County June 15
Today list includes Richards versus Heath 44 45 53 Quinby versus B M Cox versus Symonds and a railroad matter. Judge Bishop presides with items scheduled for Monday in the Essex County Superior Court docket.
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Essex County
Bishop
Richards
Travelling facilities increased for Boston to New York line
The Fall River line expands service with two daily steam boat trains from Boston Kneeland Street at 6 and 7 p.m. Each connects with boats to New York, one via Newport, the other direct. From New York, boats depart Pier 28 at 5:30 p.m. and 6:15 p.m., with Fall River connections and express returns to Boston. An additional Fall River to New Bedford Martha’s Vineyard Nantucket link begins June 25. Sundays include a Taunton stop for the 7 p.m. Boston train.
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Fall River
Boston
New York
Pilgrim
Bristol
Providence
Old Colony
Kneeland Street
Newport
Pier 28
Taunton
Secon
White Mountains
Music Hall Promenades Tonight at the Hall
The coming week at Music Hall promises brilliant performances with Signor G Campanari as tonight's soloist singing an aria from Verdi. The program includes Gounod’s Cecilian hymn and Paganini’s Perpetual Motion played by twelve violinists. On Wednesday Harvard Glee Club performs college songs with orchestra. high demand for seats noted.
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Music Hall
Signor G. Campanari
Gounod
Paganini
Harvard Glee Club
Beach crowds fill Massachusetts shores for busy day
An estimated 20 000 people crowded oceanfront beaches yesterday from Revere to Nahant and Oak Island. At the Point of Pines and Oak Island jams drew crowds while A R Ingham hosted guests at the Atlantic House in royal fashion. Nahant hotels welcomed transient and permanent guests and Winthrop beaches drew visitors after lunch. Captain William A Andrews plans a 6 p.m. departure aboard the Dark Secret for an ocean crossing. The Ninth Regiment holds a picnic at Oak Island grove.
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Point of Pines
Oak Island
A. R. Ingham
Atlantic House
Revere Beach
Nahant
Tri- Mountain House
William A. Andrews
Oak Island Grove
Aheneum Appeal Against Its Desecration
A letter to the Post laments the possible loss of the Aheneum for a less noble renovation. The writer recalls the Greek statues and grand staircase, condemns a modern book overabundance, and proposes drastic measures to curb literature, ending with a melancholy note on fading glory. CONSERVATOR.
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Boston
Haggards
Stevensons
Omar
Union Boat Club Regatta on the Charles River
The Union Boat Club held a successful regatta on the Charles River featuring seven races. Eaton Jr won the single scull with a time of 19m 5s, and other events saw Sturgis, Haskell, and Simmons secure victories in various shell and canoe races. Spectators included notable club members and officers with cups awarded to winners.
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Union Boat Club
Charles River
W. F. Kellogg
H. B. Ball
F. B. Holder
Eaton, Jr
Holder
Eaton
R. C. Sturgis
W. P. Haskell
Sturgis
WF. Kellogg
Haidee
Chickering
Allen
Simmons
Chickerin
Lim
Osgood
J. ©. Porter
B. P. Blake
Thetis
T. H. Simmons
Courtenay Guild
E. W. Chickerick
W. PE. Osgood
Los
Massasoit
E. W. Chickerjing
C. G. Haven
Madawaska
W.S. Eaton, Jr
Guy Wilkinson
van Rensselaer
H. T. Spooner
William Appleton
H. LT. Spooner
P. Gardner
Charles Sturgis
Alien French
Jack
E. Dore
Harry Ball
F. 1D. Ballou
Henry Dodd
Alexander Porter
GC. W. Simons
A Question of Health About Baking Powder Purity
The article argues that cheap baking powders contain alum lime or phosphatic acid, while Royal Baking Powder is shown as chemically pure. It cites tests by chemists including Chandler Habirshaw and McMurtrie, claiming Royal is free from lime and other harmful substances and is the safest, most powerful option for households.
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Royal
Chandler
Habirshaw
Royal Baking
New York
Imes
Royal Baking Powder Company
McMurtrie
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
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Medford St
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State Street
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Health Food CO
Tremont St
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Columbus Ave
Generav
Overman Wheel CO
N. E. Headquarters
Murray's
Columons Avenue
Sudbury Street
Loston
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Quinsler
Goddard Buggies
Clarendon Hotel
Tremont
Berkeley
Clarendontreets
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