Vision of Christian society reshapes world and economy
The sermon argues that Jesus’ world will become God’s world with social and political reform as divine tasks. It asserts society is the medium for individual completion and that righteous economics and governance are essential for God-like people. Necrology lists Colby alumni deaths through 1890.
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Jesus
Manu
James McWhinnie
Cam Neiueenate
Mass
Bowdoin Missionary Society
Colby University
Amariah Joy
A.M
Putney
Joyfield
Mich
Lewis Barrows
Monson
Boston
Martin Brewer Anderson
Ll.d
Brunswick
Lake Hellen
Fla
Daniel Foster Goodrich
Bingham
Blue Earth City
Minn
Simeon Lovell Chase
Minot
Buckfield
Thomas Judson Neal
Halloweee
Chicago
Harrison Merrill Pratt
Turner
Livermore Falls
George Wesley Harding Libby
Standish
Denver
Col
Rufus Moulton
Springvale
Worcester
Middlebury College Ninetyeth Commencement Opens
The ninetieth commencement of Middlebury College began in Mippesberg Vermont with alumni arriving and reunions planned for classes of 1860 and 1870. President Ezra Brainerd preached the baccalaureate under Romans 8 19 urging growth of Christian character over wealth leisure or public policy as the path to happiness and peace. The evening observed the college Young Men’s Christian Association anniversary as Rev Henry P Higley Beloit Wisconsin class of 1860 spoke on manhood for the hour.
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Mippesberg
Middlebury College
Ezra Brainerd
Congregational Church
Earth
Heaven
Gabriel
God
College Young Men’s Christian Association
Henry P. Higley
Beloit
Wis
Paper men to meet at Saratoga July 30
Springfield June 24 The American Paper Manufacturers Association president E C Rogers has called its annual meeting at Saratoga on Wednesday July 30. Ex Governor Joan D Long and the Hon George M Stearns are among those accepted to attend the banquet.
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Saratoga
Springfield
E. C. Rogers
American Paper Manufacturers’ Association
Salatoga
Joan D. Long
George M. Stearns Pare
Anque
Prize Fighters arraigned in Essex Market Court
Tommy Kelly and Benny Murphy who fought at No 12 St Marks on Thursday night were arraigned in Essex Market Police Court on a charge of prize fighting. They were held in 500 dollars bail each for examination on July 9 at the Tombs Court.
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New York
Tommy Kelly
Benny Murphy
No. 12
St. Marks
Essex Market
Tombs Court
Army colonel reports great gold strike near Juarez
Colonel Pamilio Almarez of the American army, arriving in San Diego from Juarez, says a mountain strike near Juarez yields exceptionally rich ore. Using a hand mortar, he obtained six pounds of gold and believes the find could contain millions, not a pocket.
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San Francisco
Pamilio Almarez
San Diego
Juarez
California
They Come High but Must Have Them Ice Cream Dilemma
A Chicago Herald correspondent named Galena asks if a young man should pay for a date at an ice cream parlor. The Herald replies that ice cream is a necessity for young ladies and the man must fund it, even if it means sacrificing personal items. It jokes about scarce assets and hints at financial folly in romantic pursuit.
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Chicago Herald
Galena
Herald
Oso
Record of Fires chronicles multiple city blazes
A compilation of fire incidents across the United States and Canada reports Morrison Colorado losses of 65000 with minimal insurance, a Monmouth Illinois shaft fire trapping eighteen miners, a University Place New York gas fittings firm fire causing 50000 damage, Bangor Missouri stable and house damage with horses burned, Jardine wallpaper factory fire in New Jersey over 100000 loss, Westsore New Hampshire hay and boat losses, and minor fires in Boston on Dorchester Avenue and Broadway with trifling damage to several properties and no major injuries.
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Denver
Col
Morrison
Monmourth
Monmouth Sewer Pipe Company
New York
University Place
Iden & Co
Bangor
State Street
Benjamin Adams
Adams
N.J
Jardine & Co
W. J. Teasdale
A. L. Emery
Martin O’toole
Dorchester Avenue
Old Colony
Nathan Finkelstein
Hanover Street
Broadway
Henry Ransdell
Joan H. Driscoll
Sam Lee
Interior report on Union Pacific land patents delays
Secretary Nose informs the Senate that patents for Union Pacific lands are to be issued. He notes prior suspensions, legislative options, and that much land in Kansas and Nebraska has been lost to settlers. He argues delay harms settlers and supports delivering earned lands now, with patents recorded for existing lists and others examined in order.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Union Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific
Land Office
Cleveland
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Kansas
Nebraska
General Land Office
Pacific Railway Commission
United States
Mr. Cleveland
Supreme Court
Congress
Joan W. Nose
Interior Department
Passenger Trains Wrecked in Missouri and Illinois
A Missouri Pacific passenger train derailed five miles from Nevada Missouri after rail spread on a sharp curve. Three coaches toppled down an embankment, two killed including conductor Sam Jones, and a child of W H Marvin of Kansas City. Twenty seven injured, some seriously. In Illinois a Council Bluffs and Omaha railcar left the track near a station, killing four and injuring several. Among the dead is Annie Searson of Morris with other Morris residents among the injured.
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Nevada
Missouri Pacific
Here
Sam Jones
O W. H. Marvins
Kansas City
Annie Searson
Morris
A. L. Wiley
Tornado strikes Gallatin Tennessee church and town
A tornado roared through northern Gallatin at 5 30 pm for about five minutes tearing roofs from buildings lifting trees and uprooting signs. An African Methodist church was destroyed and two women were crushed. Minister Granville Brown was injured. Many homes flooded interiors damaged and carpets blown away.
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Louisville
Courier-Journal
Gallatin
Tenn
African Methodist
Ann Martin
Mary Hoffman
Granville Brown
Original Package Hous es Opened in Colchester Illinois
An original package liquor house has opened in Colchester on lines of the Supreme Court decision. All liquors are sold in bottles treated as original packages. Reports say wholesalers offer $100 monthly and immunity to those opening such establishments in Macomb. A former Keokuk saloon keeper, backed by a St. Louis liquor house, plans similar outlets in interior Illinois towns.
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Conchester
Ill
Colchester
Supreme Court
Macomb
Keokuk
St. Louis
Illinois
Yale Triumphs Over Harvard To Claim Baseball Title
Yale defeated Harvard 4 to 3 at Hampden Park to clinch the championship. Dalzell starred in the field and at bat for Yale while Stagg, Poole, Calhoun, and Dean contributed for Harvard in a tense finale. Other regional games across multiple leagues are listed, with Dudley Dean named Harvard captain for next year.
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Yale
Harvard
Yales
Harvards
Springfield
Hampden Park
Daizel
Mason
Cambridge
Frothingham
Poole
Bates
Calhoun
Dean
Dalzell
Dudley Dean
Buffalo
Congress Street
Electric bell misfire tale from front door button
An English engineer recalls a country girl who tried to pull a door bell with nails, then with a bonnet, then with her teeth, and finally had to knock, after misunderstanding the electric push button at the doorstep. This anecdote highlights the humorous misinterpretations surrounding new electrical devices.
Tariff as Tax and Luxury in South America and America
Secretary Blaine notes South American duties price U S goods beyond mass buyers making them luxuries for the wealthy. He cautions that in the United States the tariff functions as a tax. The Providence Journal provides the excerpted view on trade and taxation.
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Blaine
Providence Journal
New Books in Boston Press Review
A Boston literary roundup reviews Eliza Orne White and Miss Brooks as a debut novel with sharp social observation, praises some scenes and minor characters, and suggests the author may better pursue short stories. It also surveys Mme Greville, Stockton, Haggard, Jewett, and many other contemporary works with brief verdicts on mood, style, and promise.
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Boston
Eliza Orne White
Atlantic Monthly
A. Browning
Miss White
Miss Brooks
Graham
Associated Charities
Sam Randolph
Mme. Henry Gréville
Mme. Greville
Roberts Bros
Aline
Henry Gréville
New York
D. Appleton & Co
Frank R. Stockton
Dodd, Mead & Co
Estes & Lauriat
Price
Mme Bigot
Chicago
A. C. McClurg & Co
W. B. Clarke & Co
Beatrice
H. Rider Haggard
Harper & Bros
New England
Sarah Orne Jewett
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
The Fairyland of Flowers and Stage Land Catalogs
A compact description of two educational books: The Fairyland of Flowers an illustrated botany for home and school by Mara Lee Boston Educational Publishing Company and Stage Land Curious Habits and Customs of its Inhabitants described by Jerome K tes a.
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Mara Lee
Boston
Educational Publishing
Comany
Jerome K
Tesa
Inside Mme Bernhardt's Paris Bedroom After Inquiry
A reporter was admitted to Mme Bernhardt's bedside chamber overlooking Boulevard Pereire. The room features mauve silk, gilded floral wallpaper, a floral ceiling, and a marble bust of a child. Bernhardt rested in white satin, surrounded by authors and artists in a cadre near the invalid table with lilacs and roses. Edward Hanlay reports to police the theft of a massive gold medal promised by Lord Dufferin for his 1878 Lachine victory.
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Mme. Bernhardt
Boulevard Pereire
Sarah
Edward Hanlay
Lord Dufferin
Courtney
Lachine
Railcar service expands Boston to Montreal overnight
The Cheshire Line announces a palace sleeping car service between Boston and Montreal to operate daily at 7 p.m. from Fitchburg depot, Sundays excluded. Tickets and berths available at C A Faxon 228 Washington St. Also reported are bids for lease of the Western & Atlantic railroad in Atlanta with Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis and West Point Terminal contenders, plus management changes at several rail firms and regional freight gains and traffic summaries from Batu and Cuba nco.
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Boston
C. A. Faxon
Montreal
Fitchburg
Mr. Faxon
Washington Street
Atlanta
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Gordon
John H. Inman
West Point Terminal Company
J. W. Thomas
Nashville, Chattanooga & St
Parnell Seeks Postpone of Irish League Convention
Condensed despatches report that Parnell wrote to the Irish National League of America president urging postponement of the league convention planned for Lattimore. Early yesterday the East Greenwich post office was broken into, about $50 of stamps stolen, marking the second such break-in this year.
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Parnell
Irish National League of America
League
Lattimore
East Greenwich
Miss Edith O Gorman in Music Hall
Miss Edith O Gorman the escaped nun drew a crowd at Music Hall yesterday afternoon speaking on her continental tour and answering criticisms by John Boyle O Reilly in the Pilot Evangelist Leyden introduced her and a flag bearing Rejected by Brookline hung above the platform Next Sunday the exercises move to Tremont Temple.
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Edith O’gorman
Music Hall
John Boyle O’reilly
Brookline
Evangelist Leyden
Tremont Temple
Auction of Bonds and Securities Amid Trustee Action
A catalog of municipal and corporate bonds and notes slated for sale by order of a trustee. Items include various bank and railroad securities with maturities from 1892 to 1902, notes from American Loan and Trust Co and other issuers, and terms describing interest rates and collateral. The list also mentions dates of sale and optional post May 1 dates.
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Emvuy
Gus Washington
E. RR
Iman's Palace Car Co
Sas Inventment Co
Topeka
Kan
Rerias
McKay Metillic Fast
Nat
Chelsea
American Loan & Trust Co. Id
Top
Santa Fe RR
Diverse 1890 Bond and Rail Share Listings in Salem Financials
On Wednesday July 2 1890 at 12 m a listing of shares includes Chisapee Man York Man Co Naumkeag Grave Cotton Co First Nat Bank of Salem Middlesex Co Tilton Man Co York Man Co Jackson Co Weetamoe Mills Actua Mills Newmarket Man Co Great Falls Man Co Conn and Pansinnels Rivers RR pref Northern RR N Phil Wilmington and Baltimore RR Det Law and No RR Rutland RR Shaw Stocking Co Eliot Ins Co McKay Metal Fast Asso Bates Man oe Hill and vet Lansing Ho ERs Nashua Powell Columbian N Bank McKay Big H M Asso L Utah No RR 5s B Northern RR 5s 1926 Cedar Rapids and Mo River RR 78 189L Concord and Claremont RR Ta.
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Chisapee? Man
York Man. Co
Naumkeag Gtrave £ Cotton Co
Firat Nat. Bk
Salem
Middlesex Co
Tilton Man
York Man
Jackson Co
Weetamoe Mills
Actua Mills
Newmarket Man
Great Falls
Conn
Pansinnels Rivers
Northern
N Phil
Wilmington & Baltimore
Law. & No. RR
Pfu
Rutland RR
Davidson Iny
Shaw Stocking Co
Eliot Ins
McKay Met
Fast
Asso
Bates
H. M. Asso, L
Utah No. RR
B. & Northern RR
Edar Rapids
Mo. River
Oncord
Claremont RR
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Houghton, Mifflin & 30
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Jewish Publication Society of America
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George Huntington Adams
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Isobel Henderson Floyd
Sarah Warner Brooks
Merry Chanter
the Century Company
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Mary Kyle Dallas
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William Hosea Ballou
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Florence Marryat
John W. Lovell Company
Riverside Science
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Houghton, Mifflin & C
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Chen Heness
St. Vitus
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Fulton St. NY
Rowu Ang
Railroad Matters
Cheshire
Western & Atlantic Lease
A. B. Stickney
Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City Railroad
J. M. Egan
W. R. Busenbark
J. Egan
C. H. Holdredge
St. Paul
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Batu
Knox & Lincoln Railroad
Cubcanco
Midgeley
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Atchison
Miss O'Gorman
R. L. Day & CO
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Boston Stock Exchange
AWO
First
Suffolk Nat
Shoe & Leather Nat
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Mfg. Co
Consol. RR
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H. M
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N. FL
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E. & I. Fairbanks & Co
Connecticut River
Winhteimmet la
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Paul
Waltham, Mass
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Co. Orida Midland RR
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California Fruit
Daffy
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Congress St
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A. J. W. Britchett
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Devonshire Street
Commonwealth OF Masssachusetts
Norfolk
Edward H. Dewson
Stedman Williams
Timothy Reed
Wey
Dewson
Dedham
Jonathan Cobb
Register
Ciusetts
Middlesex
Geo
W. W. Saville
Sherif
Herbert Prat
Suffolk
Chas, H
Sprague
George W. Palfrey
Charles K. Pattee
Francis Henshaw & CO
Corner Exchange Place
I. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Mt. Pleasant Ave
Dudley St
Mount Pleasant
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