Move to Revise Confession of Faith and Form Global Creed
The text notes a broad push for revision of the Westminster Confession with a New York influence and Nassau presbytery urging steps toward revision. It describes requests to the general assembly for a new concise creed aligned with scripture, while preserving existing standards, and mentions a committee revising proof texts to test the doctrine of decrees, amid conservative resistance and procedural questions on required majorities.
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Presbytery
New York
Nassau
General Assembly
New York Peeabyes
Assembly
Ren
Presbyterian and Reformed Churches of
God
Christ Jesus
Friends of Revision
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Real estate auction sales across several properties yesterday
Lewis J. Bird & Co sold on Belvidere street mortgagee’s sale apartment houses at 12000 each to R. M. Saltonstall. Hichborn & Co sold 145 Centra Street three story brick dwelling and 2000 feet land to Edward E. Piaff for 4300. No.2 Jackson avenue sold for 2900 to Patrick Hessam for Thomas McCullough. Samuel Hatch & Co sold residence 114 North avenue Cambridge for care and tax 1390 to George L lamon. Horace L. Bearse mortgaged 18000 on lumber yard at Albany and Randolph taken by Bass River Savings Bank. Paul B. Watson sold Hammond street estate for 7000 to Henrietta Alexander with 1000 mortgage. Two Conant estate lots on Huntington Longwood Conant sold. Finerty purchaser. First lot 2604 feet at Longwood Bumstead sold 70 cents per foot, assessed 4800. Second lot 2383 feet sold 60 cents, assessed 1500.
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Lewis J. Bird & Co
Belvidere Street
R. M. Saltonstall
Hichborn & Co
Centra Street
Edward E. Piaff
Jackson Avenue
Charter Street
Patrick Hessam
Thomas McCullough
Samuel Hatch & Co
North Avenue
Cambridge
George Lamon
Horace L. Bearse
Albany Street
Randolph Street
Bass River Savings Bank
Paul B. Watson
Hammond Street
Henrietta Alexander
Conant
Huntington Avenue
Longwood Avenue
Conant Street
Finerty
Bumstead Lane
Obituaries for Lang, Burgess, and Tinker in Boston area paper
Obituary notices report the death of John H. B. Lang of Lang & Jacobs in Dorchester aged 71, honorary Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics' Association member, ninth oldest of Union Lodge Masons Dorchester, and Fort Hill Schoolboys' Association member. Also noted are Charles H. Burgess 2d of Bourne and Franklin H. Tinker of Root & Tinker in Short Hills New Jersey, both with regional ties and public roles.
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John H. B. Lang
Lang & Jacobs
Lang & Delano
Boston
Dorchester
Lang
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics’ Association
Union Lodge of Masons
Fort Hill
Charles H. Burgess
Bournedale
Bourne
Sandwiche
Franklin H. Tinker
Root & Tinker
Short Hills
N. J
Complimentary Lunch for Mr Krehbiel at Parker House
A social lunch at Parker House honored Mr H E Krehbiel of the New York Tribune. Hosted by Alexander Steinert of M Steinert & Sons, with remarks by Steinert, Professor M Steinert, and John C Wyman. Notables present included Mayor Hart ex Mayor O Brien Leopold Morse Major George C Carpenter and others.
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Parker House
Alexander Steinert
M. Steinert & Sons
H. E. Krehbiel
New York Tribune
Steinert Hall
Boston
M. Steinert
New Haven
John C. Wyman
Mayor Hart
O’brien
Leopold Morse
George C. Carpenter
J. H. Hecht
H.G. Parker
M. J. Savage
A. Shuman
W. W. Gooch
John Wales
Arthur Weld
Carl Baermann
B. E. Woolf
George L. Osgood
Haverhill 250th Anniversary Regatta Invited on July 2
At a New England Amateur Rowing Association meeting at the Revere House, George of the entertainment committee invited a Merrimac regatta in Haverhill on July 2 with expenses guaranteed and trophies. The proposal was accepted. A letter from Richard K. Fox offered a $600 challenge cap for single scullers, prompting surprise and debate due to season lateness, a trip to Europe, and no suitable design found.
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New England Amateur Rowing Association
Revere House
George
Haverhill
Merrimac
Richard K. Fox
Europe
English High School to Issue Updated Catalogue Soon
At the annual meeting the English High School announced the forthcoming catalogue within three to four weeks, listing all attendees since 1868 and the teachers. The school now has 803 pupils, the largest in its history. Officers elected include President Charles F. Wyman, Vice-President Francis A. Waterhouse, Secretary William H. Moriarity, Treasurer William H. Partridge, and Executive Committee members Charles H. Brigham Joseph M. Gibbons A. G. Van Nostrand Charles S. Burrill John D. Crosby.
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Charles F. Wyman
Francis A. Waterhouse
William H. Moriarity
William H. Partridge
Charles H. Brigham
Joseph M. Gibbons
A. G. van Nostrand
Charles 5. Burrill
John D. Crosby
Allen Gymnasium Corporation Annual Meeting Report
The Allen Gymnasium Corporation held its annual meeting yesterday afternoon with Mr. B Schlesinger presiding. Directors elected for the ensuing year include Mrs. M Schlesinger Miss Allen B Schlesinger Moorfield Joy George Nazro as clerk and treasurer N Putnam Page. Peruvian NERVE Compound for tired financiers.
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B. Schlesinger
M. Schlesinger
Miss Allen
Moorfield Joy
George Nazro
N. Putnam Page
Tariff Debates Divide Labor and Manufacturer Interests
In Was nixton on May 14 the House pressed its pension bill amendment and opened tariff committee work. Debates centered on earthenware duties, the package clause, and whether tariffs raise or lower consumer prices, with figures showing subsidies to manufacturers and wage impacts on labor. The day closed after 16 pages of the tariff bill were reviewed and votes on several reductions were reported defeated.
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Michigan
Mills
Texas
Congress
Walker
Massachusetts
Ways and Means Committee
Jr. Mills
Mr. Mills
Scotland
Bynum
Dunnell
Minnesota
McMillin
Tennessee
Indiana
Committee of Ways and Means
Messrs. Flower
New York
McKinley
Candler
Senate debates bill to limit commerce regulation restraints
In the Senate on May 14, debate centered on a commerce bill restricting state power to limit inland sale and transport of fortified liquors imported from beyond state lines. The session also covered a university of the United States proposal and census mail matter registry, plus amendments to the post office transportation fund and remarks supporting silver coinage as a national monetary interest.
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Senate
Wilson
Iowa
Committee On
Judiciary
United States
Plumb
Hoar
Edmunds
University of the United States
Hale
Mr. Edmunds
Washington
Board of Regents
The
Frye
Committee On Commerce
Post Ofice
Yeller
Colorado
Senator Teller Denounces Silver as Money and Commerce
In debate on the Windom bill, Teller rejects Treasury notes payable in goods and a store system for the U S Treasury. He argues silver must be recognized as money to have value and warns against schemes to keep silver from par. The session adjourned after discussing bills for Goodloe, Jouett, and Payne.
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Teller
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Lreasur Department
United States
Finance Committee
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Senate
Ingalls
Goodloe
Raraneee
United States Marine Corps
James E. Jouett
John Howard Payne
Tunis
Foreign markets report mixed cargo and futures in London
On May 14 at 1 pm London and Liverpool markets show wheat weak or steady with quiet demand. Paris reports wheat growing but demand poor. corn easy with weak demand. Quoted prices include Winter wheat 7s 6d, Spring wheat 7s 3d, Mixed American corn 5s 6¼d, Pork 4s, Bacon 7s, Lard 23s 3d, Cheese 53s.
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London
Mark Lane
America
Liverpool
Paris
Malt Extract Endorsed By Doctors As Vital Seasonal Tonic
The article extols Johann Hoff's Malt Extract as a seasonal health tonic for people and horses, praising its restorative effects for convalescents, dyspepsia, nursing mothers, and weak children. It notes heavy imports and includes a doctor’s testimonial from W W Lamb, chief drug inspector, warning against imitations and listing Eisner & Mendelson Co as sole agents with signatures on the bottle neck.
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W. W. Lamb
M.D
U. S
Philadelphia
Moritz Eisner
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay Street
New York
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