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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1887

Page

5

Smyth Preaches at Mt Vernon on Andover Controversy

Professor Egbert C Smyth spoke morning and evening at Mt Vernon Church Ashburton Place to small audiences. He discussed Christianity relations to other faiths with emphasis on Pentecost and the universal scope of Christ’s religion. He urged spiritual liberation from earthly bonds and praised ministers Hopkins and Hitchcock.

Egbert C. Smyth Mt. Vernon Ashburton Place Andover Boston Edwin D. Mead God Mark Hopkins Roswell D. Hitchcock Professor Smyth Smyth Mt. Vernon Church David Jonathan

Jubilee choral service for Queen Victoria observed in Trinity Church

In New York on June 19 crowds filled Trinity Church for a Jubilee choral service marking Queen Victoria’s fiftieth ascension anniversary. Organist Messiter led the music as Rev Joseph W. Fill conducted. Readings by Rev Dr DeCosta and Rev Mr Turner, with Bishop Potter delivering the benediction. The Rev Dr Morgan gave a laudatory sermon about the Queen. The church featured floral decorations and interwoven British and American flags.

New York Victoria Trinity Church Messiter Joseph W. Fill DeCosta St. George’s Society Turner Brooklyn Potter

Yellow fever update from Key West reports no new cases

In Key West on June 19 three sailors from the British bark Brothers and Sisters were hospitalized with yellow fever. Two deaths occurred at the hospital since yesterday namely Edward Dietrich and Frederick Woonan. The current tally shows 34 cases, 13 deaths, 7 discharged or cured, and 14 still sick.

Key West Fla Bark Brothers and Sisters Edward Dietrich Frederick Woonan

Mrs Cleveland Visits Wells College in Aurora

Mrs President Cleveland and party arrived by boat at Cayuga River and were welcomed by Wells College trustees and faculty. She stayed in her quarters, joined a serenade, and attended the Phanix Society banquet to honor the senior class, enjoying the college atmosphere and being treated “as one of the girls.”

Aurora N. Y Cleveland Cayuga Wells College Helen F. Smith Frisbie

Death of Helen A Burt in Brattleboro Vermont

The body of about eighty year old Helen A Burt was found in the Connecticut River opposite the Brattleboro depot with a deep head wound and her skirts tied over her head. She had stayed with William Trendall and John England, a man of questionable character. England was last seen with her on the railroad tracks last Friday after an earlier altercation in which he knocked over a table. Her pocketbook was found in her stocking and jewelry intact. Brattleboro authorities are pursuing the suspect, England, a woodchopper living in the area for about ten years.

Braztienoro Helen A. Burt Connecticut River William Trendall John Sngland Sngland Stigland Stgland Brattleboro

Canon Wilberforce Captivates New York Audience at Temperance Talk

Canon Wilberforce of England spoke in Chickering Hall under the National Temperance Society. He urged absolute prohibition, attacked liquor commerce, and contrasted English and American approaches, noting industry and political cautions while urging unity beyond party lines. A pledge and charity collection followed to support a chapel for the poor.

New York Chickering Hall Canon Wilberforce England National Temperance Society T. DeWitt ‘Talmage America House of Commons Maine Scotland Sheffield Colton Conon Wilberforce

Phillips Academy baccalaureate sermon at Phillips Academy

The baccalaureate sermon was delivered in the Theological Seminary Chapel by Professor J. Phillips Taylor citing Isaiah. He urged religion as a guide for knowledge and character, contrasting with secular views, praising the Christian gentleman and noting late Presidents Hitchcock Hopkins and the drowned Phelps.

Lawrence Phillips Academy Theological Seminary J. Phillips Taylor Hitchcock Hopkins Phelps Christ

Lawrence to open enamel bobbin plant with 150000 daily capacity

A new Lawrence industry forms the Lawrence Enamel Bobbin Company with $50000 capital. G A Hutchins serves as president and E F Coburn as treasurer of a five member stockholding firm. They have acquired the Providence Enamel Bobbin Company rights and the former pottery estate, remodeling the buildings and installing ovens to produce up to 150,000 bobbins per day with many orders lined up.

Lawrence Sprcran G. A. Hutchins E. F Coburn Lawrence Enamel Bobbin Company Providence R. I.) Enamel R. I.) Enamel Bobbin Company

Hopkinton Baptist Church Extends Call to Rev Herbert E Thayer

Conroocoox N H June 19 The Hopkinton Baptist Church voted unanimously to extend a call to Reverend Herbert E Thayer a recent graduate of Newton Theological Seminary. The move follows his status as a potential pastor for the church and reflects community religious ties.

Conroocoox N. H the Baptist Church Hopkinton Herbert E. Thayer Newton Theological Seminary

Chelsea man injured after fall from express train at Framingham

George H. Stevens of Chelsea fell or stepped from the 11 10 express from Boston before reaching the station in Framingham last night. He cut his head and suffered severe bruises, found about 3 80 o'clock this morning and aided to the residence of C. Lloyd, his destination.

South Framingham George H. Stevens Chelsea Boston C. Lloyd

Going Back to Dixie Confederate Visitors Leave Boston

Confederate veterans from Richmond departed Boston at 6 30 PM on the New York and New England railroad after a day of tours May 1887. They were met with a citywide welcome in Lynn Nahant and Boston, with speeches, a 1500‑person dinner, and a parade to the Tremont House amid cheers and affectionate tributes. A farewell poem praised the reunited North and South as veterans parted with grateful, hopeful sentiments.

Richmond Boston New York & New England Mt. Auburn Chelsea Reservoir Tremont House John A. Andrew Post Tremont West Washington Summer Streets First Regiment Lee Camp Post United States N. V. Randolph State Street New England Phillips Lynn Nahant John A. Andrew Eight Regiment Walker Post 5 Berry Hart Pitman Congressman Lodge F. R. Farrar Perkins New England Club Music Hall Press Club Massachusetts Society OF the Cincinnati Parker House David G. Haskins Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation Massachusetts Legislature of Boston & Maine Railroad Co. E Cram Co. S. Mellen York Harbor Vineyard Cottage City Newport South Shore Cape Cod Old Colony Ae Land

Funeral plans set for Dr Hopkins at Williamstown Church

June 19 Springfield reports the funeral will be held at the Congregational Church in Williamstown at 5 PM Tuesday with President Carter, Professor KE, H Griffin and Rev A C Sewall scheduled to take part. Hopkins intended to preach at Williams College chapel today as Carter delivers a tribute. Sheridan's Australian death recalls his early local theatre days with Mercantile Library and Forrest clubs referencing Suffolk and Columbia Streets.

Springfield Hopkins Williamstown Carter Ke, H. Griffin A. C. Sewall Schenectady N. Y Williams College Saturday Evening Gazette William E. Sheridan Australia Suffolk Street Columbia Street Mercantile Library Association Summer Hawley Streets H. C. Barnabee Sheridan Forrest Dramatic Club Hanover Friend Streets Sir Philip Blandford George F. Ketchum Farmer Ashcroft Boston

Nobleest Creative Art Sermon at Conservatory Graduation

The 1887 New England Conservatory of Music graduating class heard Rev O P Gifford deliver a sermon on Music as the Noblest of all Creative Arts at Warren Avenue Baptist Church. A rich program by the conservatory teachers and church quartet featured Mrs E Humphrey-Allen, Mrs Carrie Carper Mills, Mr F G Lunt, Mr Robert E Watrons, Mr Homer A Norris, and others with organists from several local churches. Gifford urged students to embody high character, saying music reflects both composer and interpreter and that art expresses the performer’s character. Earlier notes covered a Hort icultural Society exhibition with roses, rhododendrons, and berries by Lexington and Belmont exhibitors and prizes for various greens and flowering plants.

New England Conservatory of Music Warren Avenue Baptist Church O. P. Gifford Conservatory Church E. Humphrey-Allen Carrie Carper Mills F. G. Lunt Robert E. Watrons Homer A. Norris Sig. Augusto Rotoli Charles E. Tinney Lillian E. Hyde Jamaica Plain Baptist Church Everett E. Truette Central Church Walter J. Kugler Dearborn Street James E. Ealry Tremont Street Methodist Episcopal Church Gifford Raphael St. Cecilia

Surprise reunion at Faneuil Hall caps Somerville YMCA meeting

Captain Booker of the R E Lee Camp is startled when a former slave waiter recognizes him after twenty years. In Somerville, the second YMCA meeting in Day Street Church features C IL Coon G W Armstrong and H M Moore as speakers. James Shannon, 30, dies at Somerville police station after prolonged alcohol intoxication. he was a deserter from the English army and had been on a drinking spree.

Captain Booker R. E. Lee Faneuil Hall Booker Somerville Day Street West Somerville C. IL. Coon Charlestown Y. M.C. A G. W. Armstrong Boston H. M. Moore East Somerville James Shannon Shannon Manley & Lee Tewksbury

Richardson wins Herald cup at Walnut Hill with 819 score

E F Richardson defeats a large field at Walnut Hill Saturday to win the Herald cup match with a score of 819. W W Lowe takes the rest match with 400 points and W White wins the revolver match with a score of ola.

Walnut Hill Range E. F. Richardson W. W. Lowe W. White

Evening Theatre Listings for Boston and Oakland Areas

Museum events and theater slots listed for Boston and nearby venues. Includes Kellar performances at the Boston Museum and Ranch at Boston Theatre with evening shows at 8. Promenade concerts at SIC Hall and Opera Company at Oakland Garden with evening shows at 8.

Boston Museum Kellar Boston Theatre Bristol Sic Akland Garden Brocolini Opera Company

Auctions and Obituaries in Boston Area Listings

Real estate and household sales scheduled with S R Knights Co Samuel Hatch Co and others. Marriages noted for Lauler Glover Shaw Bacon Snow Ford Wilson Embery Bateman Curtis Foster Hall Nason Pierce Stuart and White obituaries for residents of Charlestown Roxbury North Cambridge Melrose and Beatrice Emery Stuart details include ages and dates in June.

Emlery Atter D. P. Morgan Ruth TD. Wilson Joseph A. Wilson Beverly Annie Ruth Emberg Brookline Bateman Charlestown Charles Ernest Bateman Curtis Ianey B George Curtis Hanover Mass Foster Roxbury Mercy FE. Foster Hall John B. Hall Nason Elias Nason Tierce North Cambridge Eliza T. Aes Abner Pierce Stuart Beatrice Emery Arty Ronald A Edith W. Stuart White Melrose George W. White

Reply clarifies Wise identity in Faneuil Hall dinner report

In a letter the Virginian clarifies that George D. Wise, Richmond district representative, spoke at a Faneuil Hall dinner, not John S. Wise. They are first cousins with distinct political roles. The note defends George D. Wise as rightly speaking for Virginia and for Fitz Hugh Lee, urging correction of the misidentification.

Post Faneuil Hall Virginia George D. Wise Lee Richmond John 8. Wise Mahone Fitz Hugh Lee Virginian

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