Bates Attends Bible Sermon Marking Bible Society Centennial
Governor Bates and Mrs Bates attended a sermon at St Matthew’s Episcopal Church in South Boston. Rev FE N Bullock preached on political intrigue and corruption, noting the Bible Society’s 99th year milestone and its vast global circulation. The service was well attended with church officials greeting the couple.
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FE. N. Bullock
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Roadway
South
Boston
British and Foreign Bible Society
John S. Bates
Bullock
Bates
Clapp
Godfrey
George B. Perry
Bible Sunday Observed in Boston Churches
Bible Sunday was observed at several Boston churches yesterday with sermons at Dorchester Second Church Codman Square by Rev Arthur Little on The 100th Anniversary of the London and British Bible Society Church of the Disciples West Brookline Street by Rev Charles G Ames on The Book of Books and All Souls’ Unitarian Church Warren Street Roxbury by Rev Henry T Secrist on Our English Bible
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Boston
Dorchester Second
Codman Square
Arthur Little
D. D
London and British Bible Society
Church of the Disciples
West Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles G. Ames
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
Warren Street
Mendelssohn Oratorio Fundraiser At Symphony Hall
Handel and Haydn Society presented Mendelssohn Elijah at Symphony Hall last night to aid the building fund. Conductor Emil Mollenhauer led soloists Mrs. Kileski Bradbury Pauline Fontaine Janet Spencer Mabel Lefavor Pearson Glenn Hall Gwilym Miles with organist H. G. Tucker. Proceeds, boosted by donated performances, added substantially to a fund over 3600 dollars. The chorus and soloists received high praise and the April program features Gallia and Hora Novissima.
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Symphony Hall
Mendelssohn
Handel and Haydn Society
Emil Mollenhauer
Kileski Bradbury
Pauline Fontainve
Janet Spencer
Mabel Lefavor Pearson
Glenn Hall
Gwilym Miles
H. G. Tucker
Elijah
Handel
Messiah
Bradbury
Watson's charge on Cleveland and social equality
Atlanta quoted remarks by former Populist vice presidential candidate Thomas E Watson alleging President Cleveland invited Frederick Douglass and wife to a White House reception. He claims Cleveland favored social equality, cites mixed schools in New York and implies danger to Southern white society from racial integration.
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Atlanta
Thomas E. Watson
Vhce
White House
Cleveland
Fred Douglass
Mr. Cleveland
Washington
New York
Society Notes Highlight Charitable Evening Events
Readers learn of multiple charity events this afternoon and tonight. A Pierce Hall dance funds the New England Peabody Home for Crippled Children with matrons named. A Hotel Tuileries concert supports Tyler Street Day Nursery. Jordan Hall hosts a Thursday Morning Musical Club scholarship concert led by Miss Fanny T. French with soloists Laura Van Kuran Edith Thompson Marie Nichols H. M. Dunham and others. William Kittredge begins a three recital series at the Hotel Yalleries with Laura S. Hawkins presiding at the piano. The program features works by Arthur Foote Fread Field Bullard Homer Norris and more.
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Pierce Hall
New England Peabody Home For
Edgar van Etten
William L. Shearer
Charles S. Norris
Sarah Cole Young
Gilbert C. Brown, Jr
Julia Ward Howe
Hotel Tuileries
Tyler Street Day Nursery
Thomas Mack
Jordan Hall
Fanny T. French
Laura van Kuran
Edith Thompson
Marie Nichols
H. M. Dunham
Nathan Matthews
George Stoddard
William Kittredge
Hotel Yalleries
Laura S. Hawkins
Plano
Kittredge
Arthur Foote
Fread Field Bullard
Homer Norris
Brigham Tries to Hide in US Marine Uniform
Police report a man matching Charles E. Brigham’s description attempted to join the navy at the Boston yard. He claimed to be 21 from Maine, offered a bribe, and fled when threatened with arrest, suggesting Brigham remains in Boston and seeks escape by water.
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United States
Charles E. Brigham
Derry
Brigham
Navy Yard
Navy
A’hearn
Maine
Hanover Street
Boston
Labor Delegates Push Hospital for Consumptives in Boston
Boston Central Labor Union delegates urged establishing a hospital for consumption sufferers. Drs. Otrs and Stone cited 1902 deaths from consumption exceeding those from four other contagious diseases. A cooperation committee was named to work with the TB relief group and to attend National Women’s Trade Union League sessions on March 20 at 264 Boylston Street.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Dennis D. Driscoll
Fred J. Kneeland
Frank H. McCamthy
Frank K. Foster
Anna Bower
National Women’s Trade Union Leagues
Boylston Street
Patrick Maloney
W. H. Standcombe
C. J. Gallagher
Edward F. Ward
F. H. McCarthy
D. D. Driscoll
Arrest of Lena Thompson Shocks Police Chief Says
Police stunned by the arrest of Lena Thompson, Captain Dyer s stenographer, amid a counterfeiters case. Opinions split on her alleged involvement as Secret Service agents nabbed the suspects Saturday night, with questions raised about police authority and her connections to Lt Devitt and the lodging house at 480 Columbus Avenue run by Mrs Tenney. Mrs Thompson, Mrs Tenney, and Lt Devitt were not seen at the Columbus address yesterday.
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Secret Service
Lena Thompson
Dyer
Pierce
Devitt
Columbus Avenue
Tenney
Mrs. Thompson
Thompson
W. H. Devitt
MISS MARGARET POPE S BARN DANCE
Miss Margaret Pope youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Pope of Beacon Street Brokline entertained the Sharon Club and her Whist Club Saturday evening at her home dancing in the carriage house of her father s stable. She wore pale pink silk with a white embroidered overdress and carried violets. Mrs Pope wore black voile with antique necklace. Guests included Ruth Faxon Elise Molineaux Thomas F Galvin Jr Dorothy Dewey and many others. German favors featured miniature wooden animals and tools.
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Margaret Pope
Benjamin Pope
Beacon Street
Brokline
Sharon Club
Miss Pope
Mrs. Pope
Courland Waite
Ruth Faxon
Elise Molineaux
Thomas F. Galvin, Jr
Dorothy Dewey
Albert Crocker
James Howe
Dorothy Taylor
Elsie Mitten
Irene Brown
Dorothy Tufts
Richard F. Hoyt
Oliver Turner
Harry Chandler
Hathaway Watson
Arthur Sweetser
Roger Kellen
J. Noble Foss
John Crocker
Hopeful Words for Ireland in Emmet Birthday Event
Washington March 6 Sympathy for Ireland and a hope she will be free marked the 126th birthday celebration of Robert Emmet by United Irish societies of DC Speakers included Representatives Kehoe Devo ner Wiley and Delegate Rodey Resolutions urged US action to aid Ireland and called for statues to General John Sullivan and Commodore John Barry in homage to Revolutionary War fame.
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Washington
Ireland
Robert Emmet
United Irish Societies of
District of Columbia
Kehoe
Kentucky
Devoner
West Virginia
Wiley
Alabama
Rodey
New Mexico
United States
John S. Sullivan
Commodore John Barry
Cooke Attacks Bowne in New Pamphlet on Heresy Charges
The Rev George P Cooke pastor of West Medford Methodist church issues a pamphlet titled Are Professor Bowne and Dr Parkhurst Safe Leaders in the Methodist Episcopal Church He reiterates charges against Professor Bowne at Boston University for liberal theology and reproduces correspondence with Dr Parkhurst Zion s Herald and Bowne and editorials defending Bowne to show there was opportunity for discussion before any trial and to imply Parkhurst owes Bowne.
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Bowne
Parkhurst
Zion's Herald
Cooke
Miss Tempest ill. will miss performances at Hollis Street
Marie Tempest, English comedienne, is ill with acute tonsillitis at Hotel Bellevue. She cannot perform in The Marriage of Kitty until Wednesday. Celestine Bertram will cover her role during the engagement at Hollis Street Theatre.
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Marie Tempest
Hotel Bellevue
Kitty
Hollis Street
Mises Celestine Bertram
London
Dying Patient Seeks Missing Daughter Rosy Cox
A dying hospital patient, Thomas F. Cox, pleads for his missing daughter Rosy Cox of 37 Fruit Street West End. The plea comes as authorities continue to search for the truancy case and family members await news on Rosy’s whereabouts.
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Rosy Cox
Fruit Street
West End
Thomas F. Cox
Hopeful Search Persists for Missing Girl Rosy
A mother visits City Hospital where a man in a cot begs to see Rosy before dying. He faces amputation for a frostbitten foot, while Rosy has been missing since December 6, prompting ongoing daily searches by her mother.
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Rosy
Rosa A. Cox
Rivers Falling in Pennsylvania Flood District
Harrisburg area reports the Juniata and Susquehanna rivers dropping throughout the day with forecaster De Main predicting continued fall for 24 hours. Gorges near Harrisburg remain intact and no ice movement observed since yesterday. Conditions in the flooded area improve with the worst thought to be over unless a sudden rise occurs.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Juniata
Susquehanna
de Main
Many Alarms Trigger False Fire Alarms Citywide
A citywide flare of alarms produced many false calls and small blazes lasting into morning. Fire crews responded to numerous units with limited damage, totaling under $509 in losses.
Pastor condemns publicity of the Ham case in Roxbury
At Bethany Baptist Church West Cottage Street Roxbury the Rev W H Newcomb condemned the publicity given to the Ham embezzlement affair He warned against sensational headlines and urged more coverage of positive church actions to aid Christianity
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Bethany Baptist Church
West Cottage Street
Roxbury
W. H. Newcomb
Han
Ham
Car Strikes 7-Year-Old in Cambridge Corner
Annie Burns aged 7 of 115 Windsor Street Cambridge was struck by an inward-bound car at Main and Windsor last evening. She suffered a severe injury to her right leg and was taken home for care.
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Annie Burns
Windsor Street
Cambridge
Main
Windsor Streets
Meeting at Conant Hall initiates candidates after parade review
In Conant Hall Roxbury last evening President William T Henderson presided over a largely attended meeting Several candidates were initiated and parade features relating to the division were considered
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Conant Hall
Roxbury
William T. Henderson
Order of Hibernians
John J. Reynolds
Matthew Cummings
John H. Dillon
Hibernian Hall
Hampden Street
Division 17
Ancient
Thomas J. Hannon
St. Patrick’s Day
Suffolk County Board
Division 2
Kelliher
Neponset
Henry P. Reddington
Chinese Maid in Reform Role Impresses Boston Chinatown
Miss Kang Hong Pih, a 17 year old Chinese reform advocate and daughter of Kang Yu Wai, has lectured in Boston Chinatown praising progress and reform. She studies in Hartford and aspires to Wenelle college paths, praising American freedoms and vowing to advise Chinese sisters.
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Orleans
Joan of Arc
Kang Hong Pih
Boston
Chinatown
Hartford
Post
America
China
Miss Kang Hong Pih
Noted fugitives elude police across New England
The article lists Willard S. Allen embezzling 110000 since 1903 and suspects including Charles E. Brigham for murder, Frank H. Symonds for assault and robbery, Edward Waters alias William Pennington for prison escape, and Eugene L. Stafford for a double shooting. Bessie Kiewell, a famed house thief, and other fugitives remain at large as police struggle to close the cases.
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Frank H. Symonds
Lillian B. Goff
Symonds
Watts
New England
Edward Waters
William A. Pennington
Bridges
Massachusetts State Prison
Boston
Eugene L. Stafford
Maynard B. Trussell
Besse Kiewell
Duel Between Pina and Baron Di San Malato
The long anticipated duel in Neuilly between Italian fencing master Pina and Baron Athos di San Malato lasted two hours and fifty minutes. It ended when the baron’s hilt caused a blister on his hand. Spectators included many noted French swordsmen and the rivals later reconciled.
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Paris
Pina
Baron Athos di San Malato
Neuilly
Baron di San Malato
Signor Pini
Baron
Mrs Holmes Not Yet Found In Marblehead Harbor
Marblehead March 6 search for the body of Mrs Annie P Holmes drowned in Marblehead Harbor continued until about 3 pm when the diver employed by Captain Alfred Sorensen paused due to heavy ice. Chief Brown arranged a trawl across the lower harbor with 1000 hooks to scour the harbor bottom while Sorensen and the diver employed by Colonel Charles K Darling work in the upper harbor.
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Marblehead
Annie P. Holmes
Marblehead Harbor
Alfred Sorensen
Benjamin F. Brown
Sorensen
Charles K. Darling
Bowne of Boston University Preaches at Wellesley Chapel
Professor Bowne of Boston University on trial for heresy by Rev Mr Cook preached on Prayer during yesterday morning service in Memorial Chapel at Wellesley College.
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Bowne
Boston University
Cook
Memorial Chapel
Wellesley College
Congregational Service Led by Rev George W Bicknell
The Young Men's Christian Union service last evening featured congregational singing and a talk by Rev George W Bicknell D D of Cambridge.
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Young Men’s Christian Union
George W. Bicknell
D. D
Cambridge
Victims of Darlington wreck reach total of twenty
New York report says three more bodies recovered from the Hotel Darlington disaster today bringing fatalities to 20. Two identifications remain pending while one recovered body is Benzi Sonti a laborer.
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New York
Darlington
Benzi Sonti
Fire destroys Lyceum Theatre in Elmira N Y
Fire swept the Lyceum Theatre block in Elmira New York last night and caused total losses of about 118000. The Lyceum Theatre owned by Colonel PD C Robinson was destroyed along with the Elks lodge rooms and other buildings on the block. A stage manager Henry Boulle was rescued after nearly suffocating from smoke. The Mamie Fleming troupe trunks and scenery were ruined. An incendiary theory is suspected as a burning rag was found on the Auditorium stage early this morning.
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Elmira
N. Y
Lyceum Theatre
Rels
PD. C. Robinson
Elks’ Lodge
Henry Boulle
Mamie Fleming Repertoire Company
Realty
Lyceum
Masonic Signal Saves Captive in Texas Rescue
Dan Cushing, abducted Tuesday night, was freed after his captors recognized a distress signal from the Masonic fraternity. The bandits halted, he was blindfolded and ordered along a mountain trail, then guided to a railroad section house and transported by special train to Del Rio.
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Houston
Tex
Dan Cushing
Cushing
del Rio
Woman Seeks Suspect After Theft At South Boston House
A woman in a calico wrapper entered 11 Gold street, South Boston, yesterday afternoon and two hours later was seen leaving in a brown skirt and coat with a blue jacket. Police seek the clothing changer suspect after Miss Annie Evans reported a brown suit and blue coat stolen from her room during her absence.
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Gold Street
Boston
Annie Evans
Bartlett and Shaw win national racquet doubles title
Quincy A. Shaw Jr. and Matthew Bartlett of the Boston Athletic Association defeated Joshua Crane and C. G. Winslow, both of the B A A, to win the national racquet championship in doubles at the Philadelphia Racquet Club. Scores were 15 10, 15 8, 15 9, 15 11. The club’s rep team lost in preliminaries.
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Philadelphia
Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
Matthew Bartlett
Boston Athletic Association Today
Joshua Crane
C. G. Winslow
Boston Athletic Association
Philadelphia Racquet Club
Temperance Workers Thank The Post
Otho D. O Leary secretary of the C T A Union expresses gratitude to the editor for space given to explain temperance principles results and future aims. He pledges to help make the paper the one readers with a temperance cause will read.
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Union
Cause of Temperance
Otho D. O'Leary
The
C. T. A. Union
Questions for Dr Ernst on animal pain and vivisection
In a letter to the Post the writer cites Harvard faculty view that animal pain is not analogous to human pain and questions the purpose of experiments causing pain. The writer argues that if animal pain has no direct bearing on human disease, the main justification for vivisection is unfounded. Boston, March 4.
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Harvard University
Boston
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Miss Tempest
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Tyler Street
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Bessie Kiewell
Willard
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Preachers’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
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