Old South Church Holds Last Liberal Sermon Before Jewish Conversion
The South Congregational Society bade farewell to its Union Park Street church in a solemn service led by Rev. Edward Everett Hale. The building will become a Jewish synagogue. a special committee will apportion pews today, and members may remove personal effects as the society prepares for its October worship and a new site south of Chester Park.
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The
South Congregational Society
Union Park Street
Dr. Hale
Mr. Hale
Toling
Narcisse Cyr
Noble
Mayo
Professor Cyr
Aaron H. Bean
Henry Nazro
Hale
John Pierpont
Lexington
Boston Harbor
Henry Parkitt
Samuel Sprague
Charles Sprague
Boston
New
New Unitarian
Allston
Dakota
Pacific
Ane
Huntington
Ithtington
America
Relsion
Ken
South Friendly Society
South Congregational Church
Dr. Untington
Neigborhood
Jesus of Nazareth
Lreau
Sioeeony
Gexton
Old South Congregational Meeting House
Chester Park
Highland Avenue
Boston Street
Andrew Campbell
Salem
Beverly Bird
Plummer
Congregational Church
South Church
Bolles
Universalist Church
Essex _Congregation Club
M.C. A
Bartel
Building plans outline for new Huntington church layout
Mr Nathaniel Bradlee will influence the new structure's architecture as plans progress for a westward extension. Dr Jale and associates discuss funding with uncertainty while noting ambitions to rival famed churches. The last charity contribution funded Mrs Hardy's Mission for Homeless Girls and Governor Ames attended the service. Jews take possession on July 1.
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Huntington Avenue
Nathaniel Bradlee
Jale
Trinity
New Old South
Williams College Obituary and Annual Report Notes
The Williams College annual report by President Carter recalls Dr. Mark Hopkins and his anticipated lifelong influence in philosophy. It records Hopkins's death on June 17 and lauds his service, generosity, and lasting impact on students and the college. The report also highlights electives, foreign missionary interest, and changes to examination methods. Gifts totaling substantial sums are listed, including Weston field and prizes, with noted contributions from Byron Weston, T. Thompson, and the class of 1876, plus a gift of the college organ and new prizes in political economy and English culture.
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Carter
Williams College
Mark Hopkins
Hopkins
Dr. Hopkins
Spea
Byron Weston
Dalton
T. T. Thompson
New York
Ifts
Byron. Weston
Weston
Weston Field
T.?. Thompson
Perry
Griffin
Twelve New Militia Companies Form Under New Law
The new militia law requires equal company numbers in all regiments. The Second, Fifth, and Ninth regiments will recruit twelve new companies. The Second will recruit from the western portion of the state while the Fifth and Ninth hire four companies between Boston and Worcester. Most existing companies are near Boston, and officers aim to keep them together. No companies in these regiments are west of the Connecticut River currently. The western section gains opportunity to recruit several companies.
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Boston
Worcester
Eitherrigade
Connecticut River
Planers' Association Adjourned Meeting Nominates Officers
The Planers' Association adjourned meeting at Young's Saturday evening nominated officers for the next term including President Joseph F. Paul Vice-President E G Rideout Cambridgeport Treasurer George W Young and Secretary W J McNutt Dorchester Directors also named Joseph F Paul E G Rideout William A Spooner Dorchester Underhill Cambridge T L Manson East Boston The secretary said infringements of the rules and tariff were reported from Cambridgeport and East Boston with South End dealers accused of carting lumber to those points to favor those who had cut the rates.
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Planers’ Association
Young
Joseph F. Paul
E. G. Rideout
Cambridgeport
George W. Young
W. 3. McNutt
William A. Spooner
Dorchester
Underhill
Cambridge
T. L Manson
East Boston
South End
New England Club
Young's Hotel
Carter
Harvey N. Shepard
Colonel Whitten
Bird Club
W. Bird
Essex Club
Young’s
George B. Loring
Salem
N. P. Frye
Andover
B. Pitmen
Lynn
Massachusetts Club
Claflin
Travellers’ Club
New England Travellers’ Association
A. K. Tolman
Banquet Honors Colonels at Mystic Owls Hart Club Event
Colonel James McMahon and Colonel Frank Voue were guests of honor at a Quincy banquet hosted by the Mystic Order of Owls and the Hart Club. Grand Secretary John H. Stadley presided as speakers praised the group’s Charlestown carnivals dating back to 1861 and 1884. A. B. White read an original poem titled Reminisc ees as part of the program.
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James McMahon
Frank Voue
Quincy
Mystic Order of Owls
Hart Club
New England States
Charlestown
John H. Stadley
Severa
Sabbath School Union Meeting in Somerville at First Baptist Church
The Somerville Sabbath schools held a union meeting at First Baptist Church Spring Hill under the Women's Christian Temperance Union. Mrs Helen G Rice of Boston, state superintendent of Sunday school work, delivered an address. Archie J Cameron 18 of East Somerville drowned in the Beal River near Ten Hills fair after cramps while swimming Saturday evening. body not yet recovered.
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Somerville
First Baptist Church
Spring Hill
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Helen G. Rice
Soston
Archie J. Cameron
Beel
Ten Hills Fair
Crampe
Florence Strest
East Somerville
Portraits, politics, and a remarkable rifle score
The New York Sun questions the Bureau of Engraving and Printing about Cleveland’s vignette with a humorously told European journalist anecdote. William Johnston Jr. posted an 81 of 100 at 200 yards in a Lynn Rifle Association shoot, a score said to be nearly unbeaten.
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N. Y. Times
New York Sun
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Cleveland
India
Jim Blaine
Bureau
Sun
William ©. Johnston, Jr
Lynn Rifle Association
Underground Wires Bring Edison Lights to Boston Streets
Edison Electric Light Company extends underground cables from Hollis street to Bromfield and through Mason and surrounding streets. Copper lines run two feet below ground in iron pipes joined by movable boxes for easy tapping, starting from Bumstead court near the Park Theatre. About twenty five miles already laid with Beacon street soon to begin for the Somerset Clubhouse contract.
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Edison Electric Light Company
Hollis Street
Bromfield Street
Washington and
Tremont Streets
Mason
Central Station
Bumstead Court
Park Theatre
Beacon Street
Somerset Club House
Court proceedings brief in 1887 Boston case and June term
The document records the June term of the United States District Court with grand jury and petit jurors to be impaneled. It also details a Supreme Judicial Court decree in Geiger et al. v. Frank et al. voiding a $1000 payout by Boston Brewers' Association and imposing costs, plus an injunction dissolution. A Superior Court note cites a contract action by Bradley Eaton vs. Littlefield, with a jury verdict for the defendant and upcoming sessions.
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United States District Court
Supreme Judicial Court
C. Allen
J. Paul Geiger
P. Frank
Equity
Boston Brewers’ Association
Association
Max Fischacher
I. S. Morse
R. Sullivan
Notes About The City In Boston Area News Briefs
Boston last week posted a low death rate for the season and 162 accidents with 53 affected children under five. Auctions saw Hichvorn & Co. sell the Fleur-de-Lis schooner yacht for $550 to Albert Everson. A Roxbury lawn party benefited the Mt Bowdoin reading room, with military displays and dancing. Nantasket enjoyed fine weather and crowds, with Reeves’s Band playing at Hotel Nantasket and daily concerts planned. Sergeant Daly of Division 2 suffers from an abdominal spine abscess with feared complications. The final MA C A race program closure featured a sermon on life’s race from 1 Corinthians. A Frederick Jones will provides $10,000 to the Boston YWCA. J J Coffey attacked children Hodnett with a pitcher. both injured and Coffey arrested. Lewis Cogan attempted suicide by laudanum and Pneumatic hospital care. William Sullivan alias Skye Collins arrested for assaulting a horse at Commonwealth dock and to be arraigned today. Michael Cohen was shot in the neck by a stray bullet while in a hay field. taken to hospital. Burglars entered G O Corthell’s residence and stole silverware and money. other nearby homes targeted.
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Hichvorn & Co
Arthur Cheney
Globe Theatre
Albert Everson
James I. Brooks
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Mt. Bowdoin
Highland Battalion
Nantasket
Rowe's Wharf
Reeves
William B. Daly
Union Hall
James de Normandie
Frederick Jones
Suffolk County
Boston Young Woman's Christian Association
J.J. Coffey
Katie
James Hodnett
North End
City Hospital
Lewis Cogan
Tile Street
General Hospital
William Sullivan
Skye” Collins
Commonwealth Dock
Michael Cohen
Call Street
Jamaica Plain
G. O. Corthell
Woodbine Street
W. C. Appleton
Clifford Street
B.T. James
Cliford Street
Miss Louise Arnot at Bijou in Ireland as It Is
Miss Louise Arnot appears at the Bijou this evening in Ireland as It Is with support from Davenport Bebus Jennie Bebus Nellie German and others. A number of musical features will be offered. Little Corinne greets Boston friends at the Museum in Arcadia, with Tom Tom role, cast includes Gilberti Learock Jennie Kimbll and others. The Pirates at Oakland Garden draws large audiences all week led by Signor Brocolini with an excellent opera performance.
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Louise Arnot
Bijou
Ireland
Davenport Bebus
Jennie Bebus
Nellie German
Corinne
Boston
Museum
William Gill
Oakland Garden
Signor Brocolini
Confederate Reunion song sent to Boston readers
A Boston Globe letter from Grorch W. Putnam urges Shiman & Co to display a Confederate Veterans reunion song fronting their Malden store. He highlights an envisioned North South reunion and asks the package be delivered to Lee Camp leaders at Tremont House, noting a return of Confederate Victors to Boston.
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R. E. Lee
Boston
George W. Putnam
Robert C. Winthrop
Yorktown
Virginia
John A. Andrew Post
A. Shuman
Post 15
Richmond
Whitter
Maine
Florida
Colorado
Montana
Arizona
American Republic
A. L. Phillips
Lee Camp
T. A. Brander
Woodfin
Theampton
Tremont House
Grorch W. Putnam
GW. Pk
Professor Hincks Preaches at Mt Vernon Church
The Andover instructor acquitted recently spoke at Mt Vernon Church Ashburton Place yesterday morning and evening, avoiding any reference to the Andover jars. A reporter noted one reply from a person present saying Hincks did not mention the trouble, focusing on the Master’s work and not worldly quarrels.
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Hincks
Mt. Vernon Church
Ashburton Place
Clay pig match at Walnut Hill for Macomber badge prize
A clay pig match is slated for Wednesday at Walnut Hill to contest the Macomber badge and eight other prizes valued at $1 each. Riflemen will open the event with the Liven matcher.
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Walnut Hill
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Harley & Co
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Wilton Carpets
Brussels
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Gerler
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Mass
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Sage
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Con It, & Sons
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American Clothing Supply CO
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Cornhill
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Barnard & CO
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Health Food CO
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Cracker & Biscuit Bakers
GROVE
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Ade
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Woodward's Bine
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Steamboat
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Gettysburg
Oak Grove Farm
W. Shaw Warren
Winter Street
Catlowne
Strong
Brighton
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G.o.taylor
C.H. Craves & Sons
Henry F. Miller Pianos
Miller Hiatt
Boston Association
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Hiladelphia
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Lord & CO
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Cross Pen CO
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Monroe
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Salem News
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EOE
ST Rosron
New Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Magazine Street
BK. G. Andrews
D.D
L.L.D
Washington, D.C
W. N. Brodbeck
Frederick H. Rindge
Thomas Scully
Tather Hickey
St. Mary's Church
Europe
Pavonia
Webster Mar
John D. Billing
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