Easter Services Across City Highlight Faith and Resurrection
The Misssion Church of St John the Evangelist and St Pauls Church, along with Cathedral of the Holy Cross, South Congregational, Arlington Street, and King’s Chapel, hosted Easter observances. Sermons by Father Hall, Dr Lindsey, and other clergy affirmed Christ’s resurrection, with elaborate floral decor, choral music, and special services. The day included communion, readings from John and Isaiah, indulgences, and outreach to the elderly with lilies and Easter eggs.
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Misson
St. John the Evangelist
Father Hall
Thomas
Jesus
Good Shepherd
Christ
Pesher Hall
St. Paul’s Church
St. Paul's Church
Lindsey
Socrates
Jesus Christ
King’s Chapel
Gertrude Franklin
Miss Rolvaughan
Mr. Rosky
William Winch
B. J. Lang
A. P. Peabody
Phillippians
Heaven
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Archbishop Williams
Mark xvi
Father Boland
Holy Mother Church
Father Talbot
Sullivan
Neagle
Welsh
Cochran
Veni Cies Ounod
Veni Creator
Cirillo
Handel
South Congregational
Mozart
Lord
Stayner
Edward Hale
J. Ricketson
Arlington Street Church
Brooke Herford
Easter Services Across Boston Churches Draw Large Crowds
Readings on resurrection through dawn to evening services filled Immaculate Conception Old South and many Boston churches. Feasts of flowers, a 2000-candle altar, performances by Boston Symphony Orchestra, and sermons by Father Devitt, Rev. Gordon, and Rev. Stopford Brooke accompanied by choirs and organists. Parishes including Emmanuel, First Church, Park Street, First Baptist, and Somerville churches hosted elaborate music, baptisms, and Sunday school anniversaries with large congregations.
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Immaculate Conception
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Father Doonan
S.J
Father Buckley
Mr. Ulrich
Father Devitt
Boston College
Christ
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Pete Seaion
Samuel Carr
Carr
F. . Tingley
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
George L. Osgood
Thompson
First
Boston
Marlboro
Berkeley Streets
Stopford W. Brooke
Park Street Church
James G. Patterson
Erie
Patterson
W. H. Bradbury
Carrie C. Mill
W. G. Heinrich
E. A. Osgood
Julius A. Rising
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Philip S. Moxom
Fuller
Redeemer
Moxom
Ife
Somerville
K. C. Higgins
Winchester
Franklin Street Congregational Church
Perkins Street Baptist Society
Day Street Congregational Church
H.C. Hitchcock
W. E. Merriam
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Georgia Webber
Eddie Earle
Prospect Hill Congregational Church
Mra
L. W. Buriep
Edith L. Munroe
E. P. Samson
H. ©. Parker
Annie Mullin
Easter Music Rejoices at Newton and Brookline Churches
Easter services across Newton and Brookline featured large congregations and elaborate choirs. Unitarian and Episcopal churches presented full choirs and special concerts, while St. James and St. Thomas Episcopal, Grace Episcopal, and the Church of the Assumption showcased diverse sacred works and hymns.
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Yr Unitarian
Randal Reynolds
Americannitarian Association
Universalist
A. Skinner
Carl Merrill
St. James Episcopal Church
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Bishop Paddock
Newton
Eliot Congregational
William H. Dunham
J. E. Trowbridge
Second Congregational
West Newton
Pine Farm School
Channing Unitarian Church
V. F. B. Holnbrook
Grace Episcopal Church
F. G. Foxcroft
Cambridge
Bowser
Newton Centre Unitarian Church
H. Clark
Toronto
L. J. O'Toole
St. Bernards’ Catholic Church
Brookline
Church of the Assumption
Walter Brown
L. J. Morris
Gounod
Jennie T Coyle
Philomena M. Dowsley
John R. Campbell
M. J. O’hearn
Campbell
N. Panofka
Mr. Campbell
L. J. Norris
William J. Ryan
Boston Bar Association to Act on Deaths of Morton Pitman Merwin
A Boston Bar Association meeting voted to form three five member committees to draft resolutions honoring ex Chief Justice Morton Judge Pitman and Elias Merwin. Committees include notable lawyers such as John D. Long Moorfield Story Causten Browne and George Hale. Resolutions are to be presented to the Supreme Court Superior Court and the U.S. Circuit Court by respective authorities.
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Boston Bar Association
Morton
Pitman
Elias Merwin
Lowel
John D. Long
R. M. Morse
Jir
Darwin ¥. Ware
J. B. Thayer
F. W. Kittreage
Judge Pitman
F. M. Stetson
New Bedford
S. Dabney
W. F. Slocum
T. Weston
H. W. Chaplin
Mr. Merwin
Moorfield Story
Causten Browne
George 8. Hale
J. L. Stackpole
John G. Stetson
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Stevens
Merwin
Circuit Court of the United States
Allen
Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Weather indications from Wasuiineton forecast fair skies through Tuesday with slight warming in most areas and no temperature change in Eastern New York. North winds accompany high pressure, cautionary signals posted at Narragansett section.
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New England
Maine
North Wings
New York
Narragansett
Post's Forecast: Northern New England Fair and Cooler
Northern New England will have fair weather with northwesterly winds and slight temperature changes. Southern New England remains clear with light northerly winds and slightly warmer temperatures. Tuesday brings a return to fair conditions followed by increasing clouds and likely rain at night.
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Portland
Death of Hon Edward B Tobey in Brookline
The Hon Edward B Tobey died at 11 last night at his Brookline residence of pneumonia after a rapid illness begun Tuesday. Born in Kingston MA on April 5 1813 he rose in business and public service, serving as postmaster of Boston, Senate member, and leader in the City and Harbor defenses. He leaves a wife and seven children Elizabeth Meriam Arthur Sidney Edward Jr and three daughters.
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Brookline
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Kingston
Mass
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Berkley
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Taunton
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Europe
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Newton Highlands
George H. Stuart, Jr
Dr Howard Crosby Dies in New York Home at 116 East 119th St
Dr Howard Crosby died peacefully at his home in New York yesterday afternoon. Born February 27, 1826, he led a distinguished career as a Greek scholar and pastor, shaping the First Presbyterian Church of New Brunswick and later the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian in New York. He served as president of the Society for the Prevention of Crime and spoke at the 1888 Philadelphia assembly on Presbyterianism and Biblical scholarship. His family mourns absent relatives in Egypt and at home.
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East One Hundred and Nineteenth Street
New York
Egypt
Dr. Crosby
New York City
Ebenzer Crosby
First Presbyterian Church
New Brunswick
N. J
Joel Parker
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Crosby
Tremont Temple
Society For the Prevention of Crime
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Presbytery
Assembly
Dr Crosby Declines Lincoln Offer and Congressional Candidacy
Dr Crosby was ordained and proposed as a Congressional candidate, but refused to permit the use of his name. In 1861 President Lincoln offered him the ministry to Greece, which he likewise declined.
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Crosby
Congress
Lincoln
Greece
Obituary notices for East Boston man and several prominent figures
Josiah R. Smith a well known East Boston businessman and ship owner dies after a long career in baking catering and ice cream his ships and affiliations noted Ex Governor John McEnery dies in New Orleans after a Civil War career and turbulent Louisiana politics Samuel Noyes longtime Watertown resident and church treasurer Betsey Tucker Gloucester’s oldest resident dies at 100 Mrs Sarah A Franke dies in Salem James Lawless Bristol yacht club commodore dies suddenly Nelson P Reed Pittsburg editor dies William Kerr Toronto lawyer dies Charles Osborne Tombs Prison warden dies Oshua D Colony Cheshire Republican founder dies Ed Storms Chicago horseman John Plankinton Milwaukee packing magnate dies
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East Boston
Wellfleet
Mass
Red Men
Legion of Honor
United Friends
Order of Aegis
Pilerm Fathers
Iron Hall
Union Endowment
John McEnery
Louisiana
New Orleans
Mr. McEnery
Virginia
Judge Mcknery
Republican Returning Board
McEnery
Kellock
Supreme Court
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United States
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Grant
Nichols
Washington
Samuel Noyes
Watertown
Main
Green Streets
Plymouth
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Boston
Cambridge
First Baptist Church
Betsey Tucker
Gloucester
Isaac Tucker
Massachusetts
Annisquam
Sarah A. Franke
J. P. Franke
Grace Episcopal Church of
Salem
Lynde Street
That City
Richard 8. Tuckerman
Franke
James Lawless
Bristol
Rhode Island Yacht Club
Morgan Line
Nelson P. Reed
Pittsburg
St. Cloud
New York
Kerr
Charles Osborne
Tombs Prison
Oshua D. Colony
Cheshire Republican
Keene
N.H
Ed Storms
Chicago
John Plankinton
Milwaukee
P. D. Armour
Connecticut State Officers Bill Deliberations Continue
A special Senate committee in Hartford met to discuss various bills on electing state officers. They reported no conclusion yet after reviewing all grounds in a friendly session. Senator Pierce presided for Senator Seymour, who was detained. The panel plans to reconvene tomorrow morning and hopes to report Tuesday morning. If they unanimously back a measure, passage seems likely.
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Harttford
Conn
Senate
Pierce
Seymour
Hole in boiler sparks panic on steamer Farmer
In Savannah on March 29 a sudden boiler hole on the steamer Farmer, en route from Brunswick to Savannah, caused panic among the negro deck hands. Several jumped overboard and four drowned. A negro deck hand and a white passenger were rescued. the ship was towed in.
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Farmer
Brunswick
Darien
Doboy
Folk Lore in The Journal of American Folklore
The Journal of American Folklore highlights scholarly contributions this quarter. It features the American Folklore Society's second annual meeting, studies on Tales among North American natives, a Tsimshian creation myth, and child lore by Frederick Starr. It also discusses cigarette picture flipping and Missouri Valley Indian Messiah superstition with commentary by George B. Grinnell.
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Journal of American Folk Lore
The
American Folk Lore Society
North America
Frary Boas
British Columbia
James Deans
Frederick Starr
Alice C. Fletcher
Missouri Valley
George B. Grinnell
MR SAVAGE ATTACK REJOINDER FROM CAMBRIDGE TO PREACHER
CAMBRIDGE OBJECTS to MR SAVAGE S rebuke of a sermon report and argues that charges of dishonesty have marked church history from St Paul through Newman and beyond. The piece defends ecclesiastical integrity, criticizes mutual suspicion among denominations, and cautions that public denouncing harms moral authority and social order. CAMBRIDGE. arch 26.
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Cambridge
Luther
Church of Rome
Zwingli
Calvin
Cranmer
Newman
Pusey
Maurice
Robertson
Church of England
England
Savage
Episcopal Church
Mr. Savage
Lawrence Barrett Career Remembered On Noble English Drama Advocate
The New York Times lauds Lawrence Barrett for his ambitious, principled contributions to theater. He produced overlooked plays, pursued poetic elevation, and faced many failures without compromise, earning respect for his dedication to the drama and acting.
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Lawrence Barrett
New York Times
Barrett
Miraculous Escape After Arlington Street Buggy Crash
Yesterday afternoon about five o clock a buggy owned by Peter C Brooks on Arlington street was jolted when a horse shied at a deep groove in the horse railroad track. The buggy overturned, occupants thrown clear, the horse dragged the wrecked buggy several hundred feet. Both horse and buggy were injured but the people escaped unharmed, highlighting track dangers. An unrelated note mocks a World s Fair dime museum rumor.
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Peter C. Brooks
Arlington Street
Marlboro Street
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Chicago Grip Death Toll
Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised by Hood & Co. as a remedy. Chicago reports an unprecedented grip epidemic with 1540 deaths over two weeks, 36 per thousand, crippling hospitals and forcing extra clerks and funeral services. Many hospitals, nurses, and physicians struck by illness, with outlook tied to weather changes.
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Chicago
Alexian Brothers
German Brothers
Ausgustiana Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
German Hospital
Illinois Training School For
Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Allan Line Expands Fleet With Glasgow Vessels
Montreal March 29 The Allan Steamship Company buys six vessels from the State Steamship Company of Glasgow now in liquidation. The ships State of Alabama Indiana Nebraska Pennsylvania Georgia and Nevada will join the St Lawrence route to replace Siberian Corean Assyrian and Pomeranian which depart Glasgow service May 1. A new Allan steamship is due ready about June 1.
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Allan Line
Monttreal
Allan Steamship Company
State Steamship Company of Glasgow
State of Alabama
State of Indiana
State of
Nebraska
State of Pennsylvania
State of Georgia
Nevada
St Lawrence
Siberian
Glasgow
Aslans
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