Rev Paine Accepts Dorchester Parish Under Ebbsdale
The Rev George Ly man Paine was installed as rector of St Marys Episcopal Church Dorchester delivering his first sermon yesterday to a large crowd He preached on growing in all things tying religion to daily life and a balanced development of moral physical and intellectual sides Pending his future parish plans he endorsed church entertainments when needed to raise funds.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Dorchester
George Lyman Paine
Mr. Paine
Paine
Importance of the heart sermon at Old South Church
The Rev George A Gordon preaches on the heart as an everyday factor with pity as a key force. He compares moral feel to an artist’s composite portrait of Christ and emphasizes conscience, religion, and the need to look to heaven for strength. Dr Paine, new St Marys pastor, notes habit shapes daily life.
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New Old South Church
George A. Gordon
D. D
Christ
Heaven
Dr Rowley Continues Sermon Series at First Baptist
Dr. Francis H. Rowley delivered the third sermon in his Sunday evening series at the First Baptist Church on last evening. The message titled The Law of Habit explored how daily patterns shape conduct.
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Francis H. Rowley
First Baptist Church
Dr. Rowley
One Hundred Dollar Shoe Insures Against Travel Accidents
An advertisement touts One Hundred Dollar Shoes for men or women. Shoes with elastic offer $100 passenger accident insurance free of cost, covering death from accidental injury while traveling on land or water under a policy with United States Casualty Company of New York.
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United States Casualty Company
Broadway
New York
Congress Shoes advertised with HUB GORE stamp
A short ad notes that Congress Shoes stamped HUB GORE inside the elastic are One Hundred Dollar Shoes, while most Congress Shoes are stamped that way. It claims they cost no more and urges readers to ask for them.
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Congress
Hub Gore
Christianity and Modern Life From the Physician's Point of View
Dr H Sterling Pomeroy spoke at Union Church on Christianity and modern life from a physician's view. He argued physicians should judge religion’s role today and supported science shaping beliefs including bodily resurrection. He urged education for women aligns with future wifehood and motherhood and family simplicity over dual work.
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H. Sterling Pomeroy
Union Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Congressman Peter J. Otey Dies Sudden in Lynchburg Virginia
Congressman Peter J. Otey of Virginia's sixth district died suddenly at his Lynchburg home. A Democrat veteran since 1869 he served in the House since 1894 and had planned to accompany the late Cummings's remains to New York. He was born in Lynchburg in 1860 and had a career as a civil engineer before and during the Civil War. The House to adjourn tomorrow in his memory.
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Washington
Peter J. Otey
Virginia
Lynchburg
Otey
Cummings
New York
South
Congress
House of Representatives
Virginian Military Institute
John Brown
Donelson
Shiloh
Army of Northern
Immigrant Arrival Surge Breaks Records at New York Port
New York reports a peak four month total of 178 84 thousand immigrants by April 30 with 73 667 arriving in April and 57 175 in March. Daily landings include 12 140 at Ellis Island and 1100 aboard the Tartar Prince awaiting landing. Captain Sicilliano of the Italian army travels to study depopulation fears and emigration causes.
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New York
Ellis Island
Battery
Sicilliano
America
Italy
Senate to hear Republican speakers on Philippine bill
In Washington this week Republican Senators will open the debate on the Philippine government bill at 2 pm led by Senator Lodge. Other Republicans including Foraker Spooner Burton McComas and Platt of Connecticut plan to speak, while Democrats defer plans. The week also covers sundry civil appropriations and Rosebud Indian Reservation settlement, with priority given to the reservation issue. The Gardener recall resolution remains on the calendar for possible revival and discussion.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Committee On the
Philippines
Gardener
Messrs. Foraker
Spooner
Burton
McComas
Platt
Connecticut
Committee On the Philippines
Rosebud
South Dakota
House to Act on Three New Stars for Flag and Statehood Bills
The House schedule includes an early vote on the flag amendment to add three stars and the admission bills for Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona set for Tuesday. Opposition exists mainly among Republicans who doubt statehood readiness, while Democrats pledge united support. District of Columbia Day follows, with war claims and naval appropriations next. Three broad legislative measures the Heil financial bill the Ray anti Anarchy bill and the Shattuc immigration bill await early consideration when possible.
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Washington
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Friends
District of Columbia
Heil
Rules Committee
Production Men's Clothing Demand Surges Past Market Supply
The season has seen demand outstrip supply and clothing priced as a drug on the market. Wholesalers, eager to move stock, are nearly giving products away to cash buyers in a weak market.
Great mood sale cuts prices on men’s suits and more
Wholesale clothing houses in New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Rochester push a big sale as orders cancel and discounts rise. The 20th Century Dept. Stores offer men’s suits from 4.87 and up, with dozens of items including overcoats, trousers, shirts, hats and shoes, all guaranteed or money refunded. Sale runs Monday at 9 A M in Hanover Street rooms with late hours and mail orders welcomed.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Rochester
Gale
Prince Albert
Congress
20Th Century Dept. Stores, Inc
Hanover St
N. B
Hanna Sees Anthracite Crisis as Delicate and Unclear
Philadelphia May 4 Senator Hanna described the anthracite coal region as extremely delicate and declined to forecast the outcome of the United Mine Workers executive committee meeting in Scranton. He praised the three conferences between operators and miners, noted the civic federation’s role in mediation, and cited language barriers among foreign workers as a complicating factor. He urged education of the workers and cautioned against protracted strife.
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Philadelphia
Hanna
United Mine Workers
Scranton
Penn
John Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Mitchell
Civic Federation
Washington
Dewey Heads Inspection Tour Of Atlantic Squadron
Admiral Dewey and Rear Admiral Taylor lead a special board from Washington aboard the Dolphin to inspect North Atlantic squadron vessels off the Virginia Capes. A regular inspection team sails to Norfolk with the Gloucester for routine checks and planned maneuvers next week.
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Washington
Dewey
Taylor
Bureau of Navigation
Niblack
Special Board of Inspection
Virginia Capes
Dolphin
Board of Inspection
Norfolk
General Board of the Navy
Capes
Iowa Transvaal Committee Sends First Boer Aid From Iowa
The Iowa Transvaal committee reports $6000 raised for the Boers in South Africa. A first instalment of $2000 will be sent to Dr. Leyds in Brussels next week, with additional shipments planned. The league's total collected reaches about $13,000.
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Sioux City
Iowa Transvaal Committee
South Africa
Good for Bad Teeth Not Bad for Good Teeth
A brief note discusses contrast in dental health messaging, implying misuse of terms and public confusion about dental care standards. It highlights differing views on treatment approaches and patient outcomes across communities.
Somerville Aldermen to vote on lieutenant and inspector posts
The Somerville Aldermen will debate an order to create the office of lieutenant and inspector in the police department. It would promote two sergeants to lieutenants and a patrolman to inspector, with critics alleging salary gains and political debt payments drive the plan.
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Somerville
Leutenant
Reverend MacQueen speaks on the Philippines from experience
Charlestown pastor Rev. Peter MacQueen recounts eight months with the army in the Philippines. He urges justice under the American flag and argues for Filipino self government, praising General Lawton and Wheeler while condemning cruelty and calling for civic reform. He warns against mocking Spaniards or China and highlights Manila harbor's future importance.
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Peter MacQueen
Philippines
First
Harvard Square
Charlestown
Miles
Samar
General Wheeler
Lawrence
America
General Lawton
Asia
Manila
MacQueen
John Chinaman
Lawton
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