Thanksgiving Banquet Honors Unitarian Clergy Legacy
A Boston clergy Thanksgiving banquet features speeches praising lay leadership, the ministry, and Unitarian ideals. Governor Long and speakers stress church service linking religion to civic duty, urging expanded church enterprise, social reform, and engaged lay participation.
Unitarian Club Forges New Parish Plan in Providence
Francis Parkman and William B. Weeden of Rhode Island describe the Unitarian Club of Providence expanding its work as a fourth parish is sought in the southwest part of the city. The group clears debt on a third parish, then moves toward founding the new church while praising the movement’s progress and the need for reform. Speakers, including Rev. Charles G. Ames and Rev. E. E. Hale, argue for continued mission and status of Unitarianism in America, with Governor Long lauded for presiding before the gathering ends with a doxology.
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Common Council Debates Honor for William O Brien Visit
Boston common council discusses extending city hospitality to Hon. William O Brien amid party clashes. Dugan defends honoring liberty ideals while Republicans oppose official recognition. Ladd touts Irish heritage. Teevens pushes for city courtesy and Philadelphia visitors. Reports list committee appointees and water supply loan approvals amid ongoing budget moves.
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The Cadets Anniversary Observed By Boston Corps
The Boston Independent Corps of Cadets marked its twenty fifth anniversary with a visit to Fort Warren where they were once mustered to guard Confederate prisoners including General Buckner and General Tillman. A banquet at Young's Hotel hosted by Corporal Otis E Weld followed.
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The Traders' Tea Company Opens Boston Counter Sale
A Boston branch at 546 Washington Street launches a sixty day promotion offering cans of tea and coffee, each containing a jewelry item worth diamonds and other gems. All cans sell for $1 with mail orders and club discounts, listing numerous buyers across the United States and asserting rights to sell in combination.
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Affidavit For Hunt's Remedy Case In Boston
Mr John W Furbush a veteran says Hunt's Remedy cured his long standing kidney and bladder trouble after many doctors failed A Boston lawyer tried to stop publication of his statement claiming damages Furbush swore the truth of his testimony and that no lawyer was authorized to object A $20000 damages suit follows against the lawyer for suppressing the truth about Hunts Remedy
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