Reverend Perin Debates Living on Small Incomes in Boston
The Rev. George L. Perin of Every Day Church on Shawmut avenue spoke on Rogers the Bookkeeper, critiquing Robert Grant’s Art of Living article. He contrasted $2200 yearly living with extreme poverty, urged simple living, and urged better use of life over material luxury. Next week Alice Stone Blackwell headlines, with another Armenian speaker and a Timely Topics lecture.
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George L. Perin
Shawmut Avenue
Boston
Rogers
Robert Grant
Grant
Perin
Washington
Shakespere
Lamb
Elia
Alice Stone Blackwell
Women’s Home Journal
Clergyman Attacks Sunday Concerts and City Officials
The Rev. I. J. Lansing of Park Street Church denounced Sunday evening concerts at city theatres as indecent and urged removal of aldermen who renewed licenses. He warned of illegality if describing such performances, cited Chicago and Germany to argue for a day of rest, and urged churches to counter by more engaging services and public ads. The talk stirred a large audience and touched on Watch and Ward Society praise and a Boston lecture by J. Ingersoll.
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I. J. Lansing
Park Street
Board of Aldermen
Lansing
Mr. Lansing
Chicago
Germany
Socialist Labor Party
Watch and Ward Society
Music Hall
J. Ingersoll
Mr. Law
Sarmm
Oors
Vote for Me Papa sparks heated Revere election push
Tension rose in Revere as Republicans and the A P A sharpened protests for today’s election. No license advocates held three meetings at G A R Hall Crescent Beach church and Town Hall urging a strong no license turnout amid intense voter list challenges and accusations that liquor interests back the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Citizen
G. A. R. Hall
Crescent Beach
Bixby
Crescent Beach Methodist Church
Town Hall
William G. Harris
Newton
W. B. Shillaway
A. S. Burnham
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Frank Dunham
J. A. Stewart
America
If Christ Came to Boston Sermon Review by Rev Macdonald
Rev Robert Macdonald at Warren Street Baptist Church opened a series on If Christ Came, reviewing William Stead’s If Christ Came to Chicago and Rev Edward Hale’s If Christ Came to Boston. He praised civic church ideals but urged practical doctrine and broad Christian schooling.
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Christ
Boston
Robert Macdonald
Warren Street Baptist Church
Chicago
William Stead
Edward Everett Hale
Dr. Hale
Stead
Macdonald
What to Do With Leisure Sermon at YMCA Hall
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union held vesper services on Boylston Street with a musical program directed by George Mendall Taylor. Rev M Savage told a large audience leisure should mix recreation with work, praising helping others and warning against dissipation as immoral.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
George Mendall Taylor
Minot J. Savage
Rev. M. Savage
Arrivals and Sails From Boston Area Steamer Cephalonia
Ship news item notes the arrival of the British steamer Cephalonia under Seccombe from Liverpool on Feb 21 with 7 saloon, 32 second cabin and 258 steerage passengers for Alexander Martin, plus reports of fine weather en route. Also lists steamer Boston bound for Yarmouth and steamer Essex bound for Baltimore with merchandise and passengers.
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Cephalonia
Seccombe
Liverpool
Queenstown
Alexander Martin
Warren Line
Boston Light
Boston
Essex
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Shipping routes from Lewis Wharf to New York and connections
Shipping lines from Lewis Wharf to Philadelphia and New York connect via New York and New England Railroad Metropolitan Steamship Company and Sound lines with Ocean Steamship Company. Transfers available through Central Railroad of Georgia and other lines for Georgia South Carolina Alabama and Louisiana freight or passage. contact Lawshe B A Lane and Palmer at Washington Street offices for details.
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Lewis Wharf
Philadelphia
New York & New England Railroad
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Sound Lines
New York
Ocean Steamship Company
Central Railroad of Georgia
Savannah, Florida & Western
Florida Stral & Peninsular Railways
George
France
Carolina
Alabama
Louisor
Lawshe CB. B
Washinashington St
Ceph'lonia
Catalonia
Bothnia
Pavonia
England
Ireland
Scotland
State St
Alexander Martin
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Boston
Spartan
Parthian
Central Wharf
Charleston
Savannah
Wilmington
West
F. P. Wing
E. B. Sampson
Mgr
Fiske Bldg
Insolvency Notice for Charles Fiske of Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts issues a warrant in insolvency against Charles Fiske a Boston commission merchant. Debts and property dealings with the insolvent are forbidden. Creditors meet at Court of Insolvency Pemberton Square Boston on March 15, 1895 at 2 PM to prove debts and appoint assignees.
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Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Walter M. Louger
Houston
Court House
Pemberton Square
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Charles 8. Fiske
Fred H. Seavey
Insolvency meetings set for Fuller & Higgins estates
Suffolk county notices announce the third meeting of creditors for Thomas J. Fuller and company, a Boston liquor merchant, on March 8, 1895 at 10 am to prove claims and object to the assignees’ account. Assignees Frank N. Nay and Charles E. B. Edgerly. Also Orlando Higgins insolvent debtor: second meeting of creditors at the Court of Insolvency in Boston on April 5, 1895 at 10 am. creditors may appear to present claims. John A. Powers, Assignee.
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Suffolk
Thomas J. Fuller
Boston
Thomas J. Fuller & Company
Frank N. Nay
Charles E. B. Edgerly
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Orlando
Higgins
John A. Powers
Boston Adoption Petition in Probate Court 1895
JOTIN ORTH and LIZZIE EMMA ORTH of Boston petition to adopt FRIEDA ORTH, born June 13, 1892, stating custody since birth and ability to support. Court orders notice for March 28, 1895, at 10 am, Boston Probate Court, to show cause. Publication required if not found within Commonwealth.
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Suffolk
Jotin Orth
Boston
Lizzie Emma Orth
Frieda Orth
Moreh
John Orth
Lizzie E. Orth
Boston Probate Court Notice for Becker Estate
Suffolk ss Probate Court cites heirs creditors and all interested in Bernard Fe Becker late of Boston to show cause why EMMA J Becker should be granted administration without surety on March 14 1895 at Boston Probate Court. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks last publication before court with witness Judge John W McKim and Register Elijah George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elliah George
Register
Bernard FE. Becker
Emma J. Becker
Elijah George
Middlesex
John R. Hart
Cambridge
Robert F. Herrick
Charles J. McIntire
Ss. H. Folsom
Boston Probate Notice for Martha H. Nason Estate
Next of kin and all others interested in Martha H. Nason's estate are cited. Rufus W. Nason petitions for letters testamentary without bond. Court in Suffolk schedules March 14 and requires public notice weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and mail delivery to known interested parties before court. Witness Judge John W. McKim, February 28, 1895.
Notice of Administration for WILLIAM ALFRED JACKSON estate
Citations in Suffolk Probate Court require all heirs creditors and interested parties to appear on March 7 1895 to show cause why J Carlton Nichols may be granted letters of administration without bond. Publication in the Boston Post for three weeks to follow. Witness Judge John W McKim February 21 1895. ELIJAH GEORGE Register. and administratrix Mary Funke invites claims against J Matthias Funke estate at No 49 Chadwick Street Boston February 18 1885.
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State House
Boston
Committee On Parishes and Religious Societies
Berkeley Street
City OF
Board of Aldermen
Boston Post
Boston Daily Traveller
J. M. Galvin
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
James S. Fuonner
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
William Alfred Jackson
J. Carlton Nichols
Register
J. Matthias Funke
Executrix Named for Francis H Leear Estate in Boston
Ellen LeBar executrix of the will of Francis H Leear late of Boston Suffolk county requests all claims against the estate be exhibited and all debts paid. Address 19380 Washington Street Boston February 18 1895.
Executors Named in Will of Christina Anderson, Boston
Notice states CHARLES P. JAMESON and JOHN A. CAMPBELL appointed executors of Christina Anderson late of Boston Suffolk County deceased. They have given bonds as required. All claims must be presented to the executors at 87 Trenton Street East Boston Boston by law date February 25 1895.
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Christina Anderson
Boston
Suffolk
Charles P. Jameson
John A. Campbell
Trenton Street
East
Mary L. McCormick
John F. M'Donald
Ames Building
Harriet J. Stanyan
Chelsea
Frank P. Spanyan
Admr
Pierce Block
Central Wharf
John J. Tighe
James T. Tighe
Adm
First Street
F Street
South
Mary A, Prince
Agnes J. Tighe
Adamr
Thomas H. Wiliams
William W. Sartwell
Federal Street
Patrick J. Owens
John Carnes
Oakel Thompson
Ompson
Ae Ae Street
Mass
Hess
Roger M'Guire
Charlestown
Middlesex
James W. O'Brien
Court Street
Joseph Cox
Mary Cox
Admx
Margarret Gormley
Philip J. Amley
Winthrop Street
Second District
V. O
United States
Oave Livermore
U. Army
Probate Court Citation for Sylvester Brown Estate In Dedham
Heirs at law and interested parties are cited to appear March 6 1895 at nine in the forenoon in Dedham Probate Court. Mary W Brown administratrix seeks license to sell half of certain real estate to pay debts. Service by delivery or weekly publication in the Boston Post for three weeks. Witness Judge George White. Register Jonathan Cobb.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Norfolk
Sylvester Brown
Quincy
Mary W. Brown
Dedham
Boston Post
Boston
Mass
George White
Esquire
Jonathan Cobb
Register
Notice of Administration for Annie M. Murtagh Estate
Suffolk ss Probate Court directs heirs at law of Annie M. Murtagh late of Boston deceased to appear. Petition seeks letters of administration issued to John M. Murtagh without surety. Public citations to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post, last issue at least one day before court. Witness Judge John W. McKim February 21, 1895. Elijah George, Register.
Probate Court Change of Name for Pratt in Middlesex
Arthur Ozro Pratt of Medford petitions to change his name to Arthur Peabody Pratt. Citations require all persons to appear at the Cambridge Probate Court on March 12, 1895 at 9:00 AM to show cause. The Boston newspaper publication precedes the hearing. Witnessed by Judge Charles J. McIntire and Register S. H. Folsom.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Arthur Ozro Pratt
Medford
Arthur Peabody Pratt
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Register
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Rev
Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Supreme Judicial the Commonwealth
Mmonwealth
Smith Et al. Ll
Devonshire St
Avon
Papa
Rev. Minot J. Savage
Young Men's Christian Union
Ship News
Shipping
Savannah Line
New England and Savannah Steamship Co
Fountain Head
Longest & Co
Lougest & CO
Columbus Ave
Remedy CO
Cook Remedy CO
Washington St
Valpeau
Valpeau Remedy CO
Manchester
N. H
Pomam Chem. Co
New Egypt, N.d
Witcox Seecific Co
Phila.,pa
White Star Line
Red Star Line
Antwerp
Brussel
Waterloo
Aris
E. A. Adams & CO
Cor. Broad St
Cunard Line
Cunard
Erpool
Sagamore
Norseman
Cambro
Michigan
Ite
Stburg
Warren & CO
Milk Street
American Line
Southampton
London
Berlin
Havre
Paris
International Navigation CO
Bowling Green
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
Newport News
Providence
West Point
Tenn. & Ga. Air
W. P. Turner
J. ©. Whitney
Committee On Public Health
Green Room
Isaac PP. Hutchinson
Albert C. Smith
State Board of Health
Isaac P. Hutchinson
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Mary G. Fisk
State Lands
William B. Durant
William A. Morse
Board of Pharmacy
Marc P. Hutchinson
Committee On Federal Relations
George A. Reed
Mark RB. Mulvey
Committee On Prisons
Feo. L. Gage
Wm. T. Graham
Poston
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Board of Telephone Commissioners
Board of Telephone and Telegraph Commissioners
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
House
Charles River
Stony Brook
George P. Sanger
H. S. Boutwell
Albert ©. Smith
Committee On Banks and Banking
de Witt Bruce
Berkshire Loan & Trust Company
James C. Leach
Louis P. Howe
Committee On
Board OF Aldermen OF
Centre Street
Ward 21
Joseph B. Ford
Martha H. Nason
Rufus W. Nason
Pat Saas
Francis H. Leear
Ellen Lebar
Washington Street
Daniel Rodman
South Kingstown
Rhode Island
Henry H. Rodman
John R. Nichols
Middlesex South
John W. Meckim
Annie M. Murtagh
John IL. Murtagh
James H. Smith
Needham
Robert F. Smith
David L. Smith
Commonwealth OF Massachiusetts
Julius Paul
George Lemist Clarke
Thomas Dundon
Thomas M. Duncon
Henry A. Kyo
W. F. W. Carruthers
School St
W. F. Carruthers
Gall
So Market St
Sidney Laurence
Davis Street
Parner
Justice of the Peace
Davis St
W. J. Ellis
Methyl Dental
Tremont St
Schrafft’s
Elm St
City
G. A. Andrews
Salem
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
P. O. Box
Newtonville
Boston Public Schools
H. T
the Post
Geo. B. Moore
James Lavery
Florence St
H. A. Prentice Suit CO
Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Henry Peterson
Charity
Chardon St
Publishers & Tailors Collection Agency
Court St
Fitchburg Depot
Curtis
Sudbury St
Goldrock Mining Cqo
A. R. Andrews
Highlands
Morris Dorr
Pemberton Sq
HOTEL
Winthrop
Bowdoin St
The
Diamonds
B. Ginzberg & CO
Winter St
Oon He
Pentland
Secret Service Agency
Lady's Watch
Providence Depot
A. L. Hollis
Massachusetts Avenue
Slye
T. M
Ici En Parle Francais
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