Preserving Civilization and Hope for Posterity in a Discourse
A sermon by Rev. Charlies G. Ames urges thoughtful Americans to preserve and improve civilization for future generations. It argues for bodily health, better education, fair distribution of wealth, restrained corporate power, and unity across divisions to prevent social conflict and sustain liberty and justice for posterity.
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Church of the Disciples
Charlies G. Ames
Zo Fonster
Jesus
Boston
Pawiot
Reforming faith and the future of the Universal Church
The passage urges preserving sacred pasts while removing obstructive traditions that replace spirit with form. It calls for radical reform shared by all churches and for grace to work beyond ecclesiastical boundaries. Virtue, rightly used, empowers humanity and carries divine life into society and the soul, yielding lasting welfare.
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Universal Church
No More Sidewalk Traffic Under City Ordinance
Section 33 of the revised city ordinances bans placing merchandise on streets for more than ten minutes. Police will enforce, targeting fruit and meat stands, sidewalk shelves, and exposed goods, while pedl ers carts are treated separately. Many small shops must move inside or close, with enforcement to begin Monday and violators liable to prosecution.
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North Street
Blackstone
Hanover
North End
Temple Place
Lee
Board of Police
Board of Aldermen
Police Department
Legislative Object Lessons at New South Church
The Rev George H Young spoke on Recent Legislative Object Lessons at the New South Church urging selection of the best men and soon women for office. He denounced the spoils system and urged religion as active public principle, asserting honesty in representatives and loyalty as the basis of patriotism.
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George H. Young
New South Church
Tremont
Camden Streets
State House
Bryce
Lowell
Hearing Drags as West End Inquiry Stalls
The House investigation into the West End Railway dragged through a three hour session with little of public interest. Key witnesses included ex Governor Gaston and Senator Russell as the panel explored finances, Ames-Shepard payments, and newspaper expenses. The committee adjourned to reconvene with Mr. Shepard expected to testify.
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Goodspeed
West End Railway Company
Powers
West End
Stearns
Ames-Shepard
Hyde
William EK. Russell
Cambridge
C. Tr. &T. H. Russell
West End Company
West End Road
Shaw
Joseph M. Sanit
New York
M. J. Ferren
Third House
Mr. Hyde
Algonquin Club
Middlesex County
Thomas McKiernan
Mr. Whitney
Coveney
Ames- Shepard
Mr. Stearns
Bliss
Whitney
Oaks
Mr. Goodspeed
The Evils of Bribery Sermon at Tremont Temple
The sermon by Rev Emory J Haynes denounces bribery as a grievous moral offence. He notes lawmakers seek money, calls bribery a crime against law and justice, and warns that bribe takers betray public trust and corrupt youth. He cites Judas Benedict Arnold and Lord Wolsey as examples of irreversible loss of honor.
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Emory J. Haynes
Tremont Temple
Haynes
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Christ
State House
Cysar
Boston
Judas
Benedict Arnold
Lords Wolsey
Afternoon at A W Spencer's Boston Stock Exchange Event
Members of the Boston Stock Exchange gathered at A W Spencer's Dorchester residence on Columbia Street for an elegant afternoon. Guests enjoyed lawns, a tented lawn party, a military band, and a collation hall in the carriage house as speakers praised the generous host and his hospitality.
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Spencer
Murray R. Ballou
The
Exchange
John C. Wyman
Matthew Bolles
William H. Sayward
Master Builders’ Association
Dalton
Brackett
Germania Military Band
Emil Mollenhauer
Germania Orchestra
Eichler
Germania
Horticultural Hall
Dorchester Avenue
Father Fitzpatrick
Moody Merrill
Roxbury Club
Warren Street
Minerva Triumphs In Seawanhaka Yachting Clash On New York Bay
In a tough Seawanhaka Club race on New York Bay Minerva won aided by time allowance amid a strong breeze. Mariquita challenged in windward work to Scotland Lightship, with Liris also in the mix. results span multiple classes at Marblehead and Dorchester Bay regattas, showing Burgess boats prominent and a busy Saturday of shore-to-harbor sailing across clubs.
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Serwanhaka
New York Bay
Mariquita
Manerva
Liris
Minerva
Scotland
Shamarock
Huron
Clara
Kathleen
Choctaw
Marblehead Corinthians
Marbhead
Saladin
W. P. Feowle
Hawk
F. Gordon Dexter
Shark
Morton Prince
Mupsa
Lyman
Gretchen
W. N. Merriam
Brenda
Everett Paine
Countess
Sewall
Bonbon
A. G. van Nostrand
Edith
F. W. Wood
Wanda
Robbins
Niobe
W. O. Taylor
Wraith
H. T. Eason
Lassie
Edton
Great Head yachts championship race results
Saturday's Great Head yachts race produced class by class results led by Owl captained by J. S. Cushing at 1h 59m with Katherine finishing 2h 3m 40s and Clio disabled. second class Elipse sailed 1h 32m 1ds by D. W. Belcher. third class Marion timed 1h 38m 30s with K A C G H Worcester at 1h 35m 65s, Evelyn 1h 45m 23s, and Fancy 1h 50m 10s. fourth class Scud disabled, Mischief 1h 15m, XL 1h 10m 36s, Bertha withdrawn.
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Great Head
The
Owl
J. S. Cushing
Katherine
L. B. Smith
Clio
Gooding & Merrill
Elipse
D. W. Belcher
Marion
A. W. Chesterton
Bertha
H. Cann
Expert Cup Race Sours At Lynn yachts. likely to be re sailed
The Expert cup race by Lynn West Lynn and Volunteer Yacht Clubs, sailed on Saturday, was marred by misunderstood course limits and unfinished timing. No finish time was recorded as judges failed to see the finish. Expert claims it sailed the course and asks for the race to be awarded to her, implying a possible re race.
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Mr. Stearns
Mr. Powers
Ames-Shepard Company
Pulivers
Ames-Shepard
Whitney
Quincy
Gilman
Mr. Gilman
John Shepard
Waterman
Stearns
Shepard
Messrs
Malcom Sears
L. L. Tower
Mr. Shepard
Mr. Bartholomew
Mr. Hagar
Lynn
West Lynn
Rhode Island Yacht Club Ladies Day Regatta Wins Booth Trophy
In Providence the fourth annual Rhode Island Yacht Club ladies day regatta saw Jessie win the Booth silver trophy for the third time while Vv peace and Edna captured the money prize. The article also lists upcoming regional yacht races including the 112th Massachusetts Yacht Club event off Dorchester with classes and start times, along with Weymouth Dorchester Hull Beverly races. It ends with an unrelated medical ad for Sarsaparilla claiming health benefits.
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Rhode Island Yacht Club
Providence
Booth
Jessie
Vv Peace
Edna
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Dorchester
Fontiquot Yacht Club
Weymouth
Dorchester Yacht Club
Dorchester Bay
South Boston Yacht Club
Hull Yacht Club
Point Allerton
Beverly Club
Marblehead
Telephonic Entertainment Arranged by Boston Press Club
The Boston Press Club will host a Tuesday evening entertainment featuring Long Distance Telephone Company instruments connected to Broadway Theatre in New York. The program promises musical and miscellaneous acts best enjoyed by telephone.
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Boston Press Club
Bosworth Street
New York
Father Chiniquy Speaks at Music Hall on Jesuits
The Rev. Father Chiniquy of Montreal spoke in Music Hall yesterday on "The History, Constitution and Laws of the Jesuits." He displayed rare old volumes and used them to support his attack on the Catholic church.
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Father Chiniquy
Music Hall
Montreal
Summer Rural Getaway Prep and Lamp Advice
The text advises travelers visiting farms this summer to expect simple accommodations and a feather bed, noting the comfort after a day outdoors. It warns about dim lighting and recommends carrying a Hollings extension lamp for safe, easy packing and illumination.
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Hollings
Counterfeit Soaps Claim Parity With Ivory Declared False
Many white soaps claim to be just as good as Ivory but fail to measure up. Counterfeits lack the distinctive qualities that set Ivory apart, underscoring a common deception in the market.
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City Point
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