Free Religions Association Meets in Tremont Temple
The Puritan Sunday annual convention in Tremont Temple features addresses by Captain R C Adams and Mon cure Conway with Rev William J Potter presiding. Speakers urge reorganization toward broad morality and scientific knowledge while debating Sunday laws and moral progress.
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Tremont Temple
R. C. Adams
Moncure
Conway
William J. Potter
New Bedford
Free Religions Association
Friends of the Organization
Association
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Potter
A. W. Stevens
Cambridge
Earth
Heaven
M. J. Savage
Theodore Parker
Channing Hall
Martineau
England
Winalas
William M. Salter
Moncure D. Conway
Unitarian Church
Society For the Advancement
Davidson
New Jersey
Sunday Sabbaths Under Fire From Captain Adams In Boston
In an afternoon session Colonel Higginson presided as Captain R C Adams of Montreal argued that Sunday observance was unscriptural and harmful. He mocked Sabbatarian strictures, urged broader recreation, and ridiculed blue laws while praising Darwin and modern science as a more fitting source of knowledge for the people of Boston.
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Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Canada
Higginson
Eatin
Dominion
R. C. Adams
Montreal
Nehemiah Adams
D.D
Canadas
States
Captain Adams
Isaiah
Chesnut Hut
Colonel Higginson
Beacon Hill
Kaeaiies
Boston
Voltaire
Constantine
Godad
Calvin
Park Street
Andover
Jeremiah
Darwin
Spencer
Huxley
Annual Festival of Free Religious Association Highlights
The Free Religious Association marked its twenty-fifth anniversary with dinners at the Meionaon, presided by Captain R. C. Adams. Speakers including Octavius B. Frothingham and Moncure D. Conway praised religious unity, while debates on name change and future lectures continued. Eight Nanasket steamers will run eight daily round trips for several weeks.
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Free Religious Association
Meionaon
R. C. Adams
The
Progressive Association
Dora Bascom Smith
Captain Adams
George Martin
Free
Canada
Octavius B. Frothingham
Frothingham
William C. Gannett
Moncure D. Conway
Constitutional Fathers
Ben Franklin
Conway
Association
Sawyer
Ednah D. Cheney
Nantasket Steamers
Last Night's Caucuses Renew Old Contests In City
Democratic ward and city caucuses held across all wards last evening sparked renewed disputes with bolts in Wards 4 11 12 15 and 9. Knights of Labor supporters staged a big meeting in Ward 19 claiming 250 voters present plus 85 supporters. Officials listed per ward showing chairmen secretaries and ward committees. bolters formed separate committees at Korsuth Hall and Korsuth Street meeting for Ward groups 1 through 25 with rival chairmen and secretaries.
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Knights of Labor
Warp
Thomas F. Doherty
John Strong
Matthew Healey
Stephen Hutchinson
John F. Slattery
Thomase. Atherton
Patrick J. Sweeney
Aron Allard
Thomas F. Delhanty
John Brant
Richard J. Heath
Bordman
Jeremiah F. McCarthy
Alexander F. Campbell
Ward
George A. Sanderson
Henry FE. Hayward
John Curcio
James H. Wilson
Francis J. Murphy
John Hefferman
Cornelius E. Mahoney
John E. Hayes
John 4
P. O'Brien
John McManus
T. H. Green
William O’hearn
Patrick Coyle
F. O'Brien
C. J. Kenney
John H. Quinlan
Nicholas J. Furie
William T. Sidley
Patrick J. Donovan
John Read
Patrick PF. Harrigan
Edward Gagan
Philip G. Doherty
Michael J. O'Brien
Warren Gardner
John T. Hartnett
Edward F. Reilly
Wanp G
John F. Kelly
James T. Gallagher
Henry Steele
Matthew Keany
James O. Vallon
John Cullen
Edward Jewets Thomas Sullivan
James A. Williams
William J. Mahoney
WaAnd
John A
Richard J. Murray
John B. Fitzpatrick
William Bb. Shea
John H. Sullivan
William J. Reagan
Jancis P. Maguire
Thomas J. Molloy
Patrick D. Dwyer
Dennis Walsh
John F. Long
Daniel P. Tenney
John L. Ennis
Daniel J. Carney
Stephen J. Moran
Maurice Cummings
William
Moriarty
Joseph
Lomasney
Roger FF. Scannell
James Ve McKenna
John P. Magee
William N. McKenna
Warp 10
John H. Roth
W. J. Hartrey
John J. Shea
J. O'Brien
H. P. Kelly
A. K. Tilden
Albert Drew, Jr
John I. Roth
Dennis Quinn, Jr
John Lynch
Cornelius Desmond
Jeremiah H. Mullane
Philip H. Quinn
Daniel Driscoll
Timothy Kelleher
Michael P. Murphy
Thomas F. Brannan
James H. Stack
John
Driscoll
James J. Burke
Thomas Driscoll
John Quinn
John J. Butler
James Reagan
John H. Falvey
Daniel Leary
George R. Swasey
William 11
Whitmore
William P. Carroll
John J. Sullivan
Albert Net
Bernard J. Devine
John 1’. Wise
Edward J. Leary
McCarthy
Horgan
J. H.murphy
T. J. Cunnin
Michael J. Creed
Francis H. Wall
Timothy J. Cunniff
Oliver G. Fernald
Thomas H.howard
James L. McCabe
Edward W. Barry
Thomas M. Brennan
Philip A. Jackson
Balters
St. Omer Hall
Denis A. Horgan
J. A. Nolan
W. P. Muldoon
John Cannon
Michael Garity
Matthias J. Horgan
Angus Frazer
Timothy Sullivan
Philip P. Connealy
Henry T. Fowler
John A. Gooding
Matthias Cummings
Central Committee
James Donovan
John F. Mark
Christopher Scheele
David F. Barry
John W. Leahan
James H. Reddy
Joseph Mooney
Thomas J. O'Keefe
James M. O'Brien
Jeremiah Desmond
John W. Hayes
Jeremiah J. Holland
Solomon Bacharach
Frank McIntire
Carrel Kendall
Benjamin Spinoza
William FP. Kerrigan
Thomas Fee, Jr
Thomas Gibbons
Joseph B. Neagle
James McCormick
Michael Gallagher
Edward McNulty
Mark Lynch
Patrick J. Maguire
Martin Regan
James H. Sullivan
William J. Murphy
Thomas J. Cahill
Bart J. Connelly
Neil Doherty
Felix
William H. Conroy
John Golding
James Mulgee
William Burn
John H. Plunkett
John P. Kelley
James KE. Norton
William H. McGee
John F. Cullen
John F. Dever
Daniel J. Mullen
Thomas F. Strange
Mathew R. Welch
James K. Mulvey
James W
John EF. Kinney
Thomas J. Hant
John C. Norton
James J. Killion
Timothy Glennon
William Camfill
John A. Gormley
Charles Kelford
Owen Nawn
James B. Shea
H. §. Lawlor
Thomas Condry
F. G. Coughlin
Thomas A. Noon
James Dolan
John F. Conway
Thomas H. Burke
J. H. Loughan
Waard
James Warner
John Holloran
Patrick
Noted City Happenings And A Prisoner Arrest
A colored pickpocket named Jacob Farley of New York was arrested by Inspector Knox for suspected theft from Mrs. Noyes at Tremont Temple. Reports cover society meetings, church reopenings, and plans for aiding Pundita Ramabai in India.
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Jacob Farley
New York
Knox
Noyes
Tremont Temple
Society For the Relief of
Unitarian
Beacon Street
A. P. Peabody
D.D
Henry W. Foot
Bowdoin Square Baptist Church
Minor R. Deming
Boston Young Me’s Christian Association
Universalist Social Union Festival at Parker House
The Universalist Social Union held its third annual festival at the Parker House last evening with 225 guests. Lt Governor Brackett, Senate President Boardman, Secretary Peirce, and several ministers attended. Governor Ames and Speaker Noyes were absent. The event featured remarks on uniting the church and state and the quartet from Boston provided music.
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the Universalist Social Union
Parker House
J. B. Horton
J.Q. A. Brackett
Senate
H. J. Boardman
H. B. Peirce
A. A. Miner
E. H. Capen
C. W. Biddle
E.A. Horton
Ames
Noyes
Horton
Brackett
Universalist
Capen
Tufts College
KE. A. Horton
C. W. Kiddle
D.D
B. B. Whittemore
Universalist Club
Schubert Quartet of
Boston
New Glen House Plans Expanded at White Mountains
The Glen House in the White Mountains has completed its spring plans and doubled in size with fresh furnishings. Located at the base of Mount Washington, the hotel promises mountain views and a liberal operating scale under C. R. Milliken, E. A. Gillet, and L. P. Roberts, following J. P. Roberts acquiring a third interest.
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Glen House
White Mountains
Mt. Washington
Mountain View
White Mountain
J. P. Roberts
Parker House
C. R. Milliken
E. A. Gillet
L. P. Roberts
Gillet
Catskill
Piney Woods House
Roberts
Harvard Calendar Highlights Week of May 29 to June 3
Harvard University plans a busy week with Appleton Chapel services led by Rev. Phillips Brooks on Sunday evening, weekday prayers at 8 45, Memorial Day holiday, and deadlines for final honors applications on Tuesday and for professional AM candidates on Wednesday. A Divinity School Chapel service is scheduled for Friday evening.
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Harvard University
Appleton Chapel
Phillips Brooks
D.D
Ee Ty School
M. St. C. Wright
Divinity School
Sunday Religious Lectures and Local Church Services
Sunday services listed across multiple Boston venues include prophetic front messages predicting revival, wars, and prophetic timelines through 1901. Speakers include Rev M Baxter of Christian Herald, with paintings and sermons at Horticultural Hall and Tremont Street churches. Also notes on Harvard Church and Arlington services, Memorial Service at Union Hall, Decoration Day themes, and fashion ads for Jackson Hats at Tremont Street.
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England
Ireland
India
Germany
France
Daniel
M. Baxter
Christian Herald
Union Hall
Boylston Pheet
A. Horton
George G. Crocker
Hawthorne
Frank J. Norris
Joseph G. Osborne
H. G. Corning
James E. Henessey
Tremont Tenpie
Emory J. Haynes
Fin
Association Hall
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Hanscom
Prorie
Davis
G. Alr
R. Meredith
Dh. Yaster Union Church
China
J. C. Ferguson
WHEAT AND CHAFF IN BOSTON SUMMER LIFE
Gleaner surveys Boston social life and residential routines noting cooking education, garden flowers, daisy fashion debates, and a contrast between Boston and New York parasol styles. It also touches on urban commuting scenes with a telegraph-key batter, summer reading clubs, and bat chases in Back Bay.
Notable Americans and Britons in Transit and Honor
A snapshot of prominent figures: Belle Boyd runs an orange grove in Florida in comfortable circumstances. Congressman Wadsworth of Kentucky is gravely ill in Minneapolis. Colonel Jacob F. Shallcross, a Delware cattleman and peach grower, has arrived from England and stays at the Quincy House. Hawaiian steamer Australia captain H. Houdlett is honored by King Kalakaua on return to Honolulu. purser M. A. Bedolfe receives royal thanks. Timothee Adamowski, famed violinist, sails from New York to Liverpool aboard the Etruria. A literary partnership between Julian Hawthorne and Inspector Thomas Byrnes will produce fact-based tales. Dr. H. Scharer touts Digestylin for digestion. sold by druggists or W. F. Kidder & Co.
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Belle Boyd
Florida
Wadsworth
Kentucky
Minneapolis
Jacob F. Shallcross
Middletown
Del
England
Quincy House
H. C. Houdlett
Australia
Honolulu
Hoadlett
Kalakaua
M. A. Bedolfe
Timothee Adamowski
New York
Liverpool
Etruria
Julian Hawthorne
Thomas Byrnes
New York Detective Bureau
Byrnes
Mr. Hawthorne
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Endorsed for Summer Ailments
A Brooklyn visitor in Chicago collapses with vertigo amid heat and contaminated water concerns. The article warns of summer dangers from bad water and food, cites germs and disease, and promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a cure and defense, citing Henry A Mott and F E Spinner endorsements.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
State Street
Duffy
Henry A. Mott
F. E. Spinner
The
United States
Trials on civil jury calendar begin May 31 at 10 am
The courts announce that civil cases on the jury calendar will start Tuesday May 31 at 10 a.m. Juries will not be retained for cases not ready for trial when reached, unless the court directs a postponement for cause shown.
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Norice
Libel in Sierra Case Seeks Damages from U S Commander
In a pivotal open sea dispute, John 8. Lee et al. sue Charles A. Abbey, commander of the USS Corwin, seeking $22,500 for losses and wages after a February 1886 seizure near Alaskan waters. The defense claims Sierra engaged in illegal fur seal hunting and illegal importation of firearms, asserting actions were taken under Treasury and presidential orders.
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John 8
Lee
Alaskan
Sierra
Alaska
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Joseph H. Robinson
Divorce cases set for Tuesday and equity hearings
The divorce list for trial is largely disposed with two cases tentatively assigned for Tuesday next. Equity matters also move to that session. Featured actions include No. 5264-J Edward Curry vs. City of Boston, a tort claim over a street defect near Waltham and Washington streets, and No. 4616-Chapman Seabury vs. Charles W. Higgins over a breached building contract.
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J. Edward Curry
City of
Boston
Waltham
Washington Streets
C. W. Bartlett
T. M. Balson
Chapman Seabury
Charles W. Higgins
Melrose
R. Land
D. F. Crane
Leszynsky
Shanks
Barry
Collins
Morganstern
Brown
Allen
French
Parke
Train
King
Buckley
Rice
Woodward
John
South
O'Dowd
O’down
Blopger
Matilda Bornstein
Nathan Harris
Lawsuit over damages in Chelsea land dispute and assault case
Notes of multiple cases in Middlesex Superior Court include Bernard Fanning v Clark for assault while Fanning served as midwife, with a $25 verdict for the plaintiff after a resumed trial. Separate actions allege forcible entry on land at Chelsea on April 30, 1885, injuring fences shrubs and trees with claimed damages of $500 and $1000. Various cases listed with parties, defendants, and docket numbers. Judge Knowlton presiding. sessions adjourned at May 27 with motions for new trials and exceptions ongoing.
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C. H. Cushing
Anson M. Lyman
Bernard Fanning
Thomas Clark
Same
Chelsea
G. A. A. Pevey
A. Hemensway
J. R. Wheeler
Fanning
Clark
Safe
Genevus
Boston & Albany
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Hathorne
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Boston & Lowell RR
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Boston & A. KR
Pierce
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Richards
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Lamson Cash
R’way Co
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Segar
Crane
Smith
Prescott
Callahan
Boston & Lowell
Blackwell
Furness
Murray
Trent
Wales
Boston
Driscoll
Gary
Donaldson
Foote
Orvis
Carroll Va. Allen
Collins
O' Hara
Joyce
Boston & Albany RR
Cassidy
Lincoln Wharf Co
Pettingill
Cross
Eight Cows Die In Stable Collapse At Millis Farm
Wednesday night the foundation beneath Professor Emerson's barn in Millis gave way, dropping the stable floor into the cellar. Ten cows were confined by stanchions. eight were found dead by morning, while two escaped with partial support and freed themselves. The herd, described as fine animals, would have been worth about 600 dollars in total.
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Emerson of
Millis
Journalistic Trip to Colorado by Boston Editors
A group of Boston journalists depart this afternoon for Colorado to inspect Security Mining Company properties. They will be joined in Rotterdam by New York journalists, with representatives from the Boston Post Herald Globe Advertiser New York World Wall Street News Indicator and Graphic. The notice also promotes G O Taylor Old Bourbon whiskey with copper crown branding and distribution details.
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Colorado
Boston
Security Mining Company
Rotterdam
New York
Boston Post
Herald, Globe, Advertiser
New York World
Wall Street News
Indicator
Graphic
G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves
Sony Boston
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