Democrats Clinch Unity Behind President in Campaign
Leaders of the Democratic party declare a revived vigor and unity in support of the President and his policy as they prepare to advance to a dominant position in the state. They contrast this with a fractured Republican opposition, accuse obstruction of tariffs, and predict a decisive rally at St. Louis with a Cleveland reform ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
New York
Massachusetts
St. Louis
Cleveland
Congress
Conant
The Doctrine of Indulgences Here in Present Church
In a letter to the editor, Andover’s Charles C. Starbuck outlines the core points of indulgence doctrine, noting mortal sin, absolution, and the earthly penalties tied to indulgences. He argues the Crusading indulgences mislead, condemns Leo X. abuses, and contrasts Catholic and Protestant reforms, urging a future church free from past abuses.
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Leo X
Capua
Cardinal Capecelatro
Hell
Cardinal Bellarmine
Tetzel
Eo X
Julius II
Leo
Savonarola
Borgia
Mary Dyer
Rome
Andover
Commander Bartlett's Successor Chosen in Navy Hydrography
Commander Bartlett, head of the hydrographic office at the Maritime Exchange, requests leave of absence for one year and resigns to oversee the Union horse railroad in Providence R I. Lieutenant George L. Dyer, Bartlett's long time assistant, is named his successor after a five year association. Dyer's 1866 midshipman start and later ranks are noted.
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Bartlett
Washington
Maritime Exchange
Union Horse Railroad
Providence
Navy
Barnett
North Atlantic Ocean
Secretary of the Navy
Walker
George L. Dyer
Dyer
Maine
Christianity and Free Trade Sermon by C A Bartol at West Church
The Rev C A Bartol argues in a West Church sermon that free trade and protection are social issues with moral dimensions. He urges Americans to prioritize national self care, prudent tariffs, and domestic welfare while avoiding sectarian zeal, urging lawmakers to balance liberty with justice for American workers and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Bartol
D.D
West Church
Luke
Christ
Bethlehem
David
Joseph
Mary
Nazareth
Casar Augustus
Matthew
Jesus
Capernaum
Peter
Paul
Rome
Mr. Alcott
Concord
Mr. Thoreau
Congress
America
England
Europe
Cain
Boston
Chestnut Street
Louis Kossuth
Hungary
Austria
Napoleon II
United States
Confederate States
Germany
Great Britain
Transatlantic
Mississippi
France
Charles Sumner
Commonwealth
Artemus Ward
Free trade and taxation in civic debate
The passage argues against rigid taxation by direct tax or custom, claiming free trade would reject civil authority. It questions how law governs price and fraud, and urges citizens and Christians to differ honestly without self-righteous posturing or maintaining unjust tax surpluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaul
A Hebrew Charity Moves Toward Aged Home in Mattapan
A mass meeting at the Young Men's Hebrew Association hall advanced plans for a Home for the Aged and Infirm and Orphanage in Mattapan funded by Leopold Morse. Resolutions honored Charles Morse, and a deed transferring land and a house was formally presented. Membership levels and annual dues were outlined as subscriptions circulated, aiming to raise $50,000 with broad Hebrew community support.
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Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Mattapan
Leopold Morse
Cohen
William Rosnosky
Charles Morse
Godfrey Morse
Leopold
Friends of the Enterprise
Hebrews of
Boston
Lewis Hecht
Lasker
Gates of Prayer Synagogue
Shhindler
Temple Adath Israel
Julius Livingston
J. H. Hecht
Study of Christ at Tremont Temple Bible Class
The Saturday afternoon Bible class at Tremont Temple held its season finish with large attendance. Treasurer Henry H. Fitch's serious illness prompted prayers for recovery. Rev. Joseph Cook urged generous support to avoid debt. George W. Cable reviewed Matthew as a study of Christ, explaining the gospel’s focus on Jesus as the Christ and the kingdom, with emphasis on Christ’s method, miracles, discourses, and the cross as life’s governing principle.
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Tremont Temple
Henry H. Fitch
George W. Cable
Henry J. Darling
Mr. Darling
Joseph Cook
Mr. Cook
Boston
New England
Cook
Jesus
Christ
Matthew
Cable
Apostle
New Kingdom
Heaven
Earth
Montreal bucket shops all closed
The new bucket shop law in the Dominion Parliament took effect yesterday. Montreal stock and corn exchanges may be hampered as regular brokers face competition from ex bucket shop operators who plan a test case with brokers as defendants. Public reaction favors the shutdown of bucket shops.
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Montreal
Post
English Lady Preacher Draws Large Audience at Unity
Mrs Laura Onniston Chant of London spoke at the Church of the Unity on the theme from 2 Corinthians regarding light overcoming darkness. She argued for progressive religion, eternal evolution, and the humanity of Christ while urging belief in heredity and compassion for prisoners and infants alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Unity
Laura Onniston
London
Earth
England
God
Smithfield
Country Club Races At Clyde Park Brookline Welcomed Fans
The Country Club spring races at Clyde Park Brookline drew Boston fashionables despite poor weather. Five events produced close finishes with field horses dominant. Notable winners included Peacock in the pony race and Golden Maxim in the second. Folly won the steeplechase sweep, while Hopeless claimed the final heat for James Parker.
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Country Club
Clyde Park
Brookline
Boston
James Parker
C. H. Perry
Worcester
Ch. G. Peacock
H. B
R. B. Forbes
Ch. m
Lancaster
Halrowile
Mr. Wright
Opty
A. P. Gardner
Pennycuick
J. H. Wright
B. m. Mollie Darling
A. B. Wilbur
C. G. Irimace
J. McFarlane
McFarlane
Srcono
H. F
Dee
KE. L. Willis
Bin
Elsie
Jubilee
O'Hara
Cushing
Electrician
Wood
Gabe Jackson
Mr. Wight
Hopeless
Parker
Yime
P. P
Hk. G. Tower
John C
Great Tom
Leah Z
Finnegan
L. Willis
B. c
Yorktown
Oakland
Mr. Willis
Barney
B. G
Dave
Highlander
Lilly Bell
Durney
Wimbleton
Seabury
Guy
Woods
Randolph
Moore
Fourty
M. K. Abbott
B. G. Folly
Vbr
G. Hopeless
Stonehenge
In- Vamc
Seeeeess Moore
A. H. Barney
B. G. Sleepy
Tom
Soho Price
B. m. Nellie
H. H
Smith
R. ©. Hooper
G. B. Inches
George Lee
G. P. Messervy
Sredau J Finds United States Mutual Accident Well Run
Missouri insurance department completes examination of United States Mutual Accident Association. It verifies statements and calls it well managed prosperous and solid as a rock. Court Journal publisher Vigesoony to be prosecuted for libel.
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New York
Sredau
Insurance Department of Missouri
United States Mutual Accident Association
Court Journal
Harvard Crew Faces Poor Form Ahead of New London Race
Harvard University crew shows weak watermanship and inconsistent strokes with limited interest at the college. A lack of good shells and mixed experience hamper performance while the graduate advisory committee controls selection. a scratch race revealed the crew often falls behind.
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Harvard University
Yale
New London
Graduate Advisory Committee
New Bridge
Union Boat House
Bow
E. C. Storrow
C. E. Schroil
L. S
P. D. Tratford
J. B. Markoe
J. T
Boston Defeated by Phillies in Quiet Weather Tilt
Boston's second straight loss to Philadelphia in a 1-0 game decided in the tenth inning. About 5000 fans saw a pitched battle as Clements hit the only run of the day over left field. Phillies fielding was sharp while Boston could not muster a hit in the late innings.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Clements
Bostons
Cambridge Baseball Opens Season With Clark Medal Series
The Cambridge Baseball Association opens at North Cambridge Wednesday with morning and afternoon games in the Clark medal series. Unas and Harrisons clash in the forenoon while Tulips meet Harrisons in the afternoon as the field is enclosed and the grand stand finished for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Baseball Association
North Cambridge
Unas
Harrisons
Tulips
Army retirements and transfers report for Captain Snyder and others
Washington May 27 Special Captain James A Snyder Third Infantry ordered to report for examination by the army retiring board in this city. Post Chaplain George Robinson granted leave for no months from July 1. Second Lieutenants William T Flynn Troop G and Edward C Brooks Troop H Light Cavalry were transferred.
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Washington
James A. Snyder
Third Infantry
Army
George Robinson
William ‘Tt. Flynn
Edward C. Brooks
Lighth
A Manly Minister Challenges Critics on Daffys Formula
The Rev B Mills a Presbyterian clergyman and Doctor of Divinity defends his prior statement praising Daffys Formula and Daffys Pure Malt Whiskey as medicines. He says he is a temperance man and would not advise intoxicants as beverages. The letter portrays him as earnest, honest and orthodox, urging truth for physical and spiritual well being.
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B. Mills
Seade Centre
Kan
Daffy
Lam
Duffy
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DR. Bartol
Mac Capitol
Wagoner
Hercules
Congo
California
Australasia
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Ike
Jerusalem
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Moon
Timothy
India
Turkey
Wendell Phillips
Daniel Webster
C. W. Ernst
Chicago
Bankers’ Club
Prospero
Miranda
Ferdinand
Caliban
Omsar
Boston Home For Aged and Infirm Hebrews and Orphanage
George W. Cabie
Mrs. Chant of
Harvard University Crew
Phillies
A. BE
Philadelphias
Hornung
Farrar
Johnston
Buffinton
Tate
Irwin
Burdock
Madden
Fogarty
Delahanty
Mulvey
Nash
Onut
Kelly
Wise
Morrill
Lynch
Chicagos
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Indianapolis
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Yales
Princetons
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Stoneham
Stonehams
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Boston Blues
Phillips Academy
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Kansas Citys
Athletics
Clevelands
MANLY
Parker, Wilder & CO
THE
Plannels
Leonard Street
Richards & CO
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
New Orleans
India Wharf
H. F. Dimmock
Ponca
Palermo Oranges
Iske’s Wharf
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Joseph Fielden
Saugus
Lynn
Clifton Street
Revere
Suffolk
N. F. Mayo
Frederick Rringe
Essex
A. J. Hall
Norwell
Norwell This Nineteenth Day of May, A. D
South Scituate Savings Bank
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T. Fogg
Dorchester
P.O
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