Many Meetings Held as Sun Shines Part Day
The Sun Shone a portion of the day during anniversary week as meetings of suffragists and various organizations took place. Unitarian sessions filled Tremont Temple while suffragists gathered in Meionaon below, despite an east wind and chilly weather. Full reports follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
New England Woman Suffrage Marks Twentieth Anniversary
The Woman Suffragists of New England celebrate twenty years with morning sessions led by Mrs Lucy Stone and reports from Rhode Island Vermont Maine and Connecticut. Frederick Douglass and leaders from multiple states spoke, and officers directors and resolutions supporting federal woman suffrage were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New England Association
Lucy Stone
Henry Blanchard
Judith W. Smith
Rhode Island
Edna Cheney
Vermont
Blanchard
Maine
Mary O. Kimball
Connecticut
Henry B. Blackwell
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Frederick Douglass
Washington
Good Women
Committee On Nominations
Association
Mary A. Livermore
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Edna D. Cheney
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Abby W. May
Sarah Shaw Russell
Maria S. Porter
Harriet W. Sewall
Samuel E. Sewall
George F. Hoar
John D. Long
William Claflin
Josiah G. Abbott
John £. Fitzgerald
James Freeman Clarke
William Lloyd Garrison, Jr
William I. Bowditch
Samuel May
Samuel Longfellow
John G. Whittier
Fred A. Hinckley
Augusta M. Hunt
Sarah W. Devott
M. D. Horn
New England Woman's Suffrage Association
Woman’s Journal
Worcester
Mass
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Washington Territory
Zerilda G. Wallace
Indiana
Mra. Seathherd
Leeds
Eng
Frederick Hinckley
Providence
R. L
Clara Barton
Baroness Gripenberg
Finland
Alli Trygg
Baroness
Miss Trygg
National Woman’s Suffrage Association of Massachusetts
H. R. Shattdk
Lavina A. Hatch
State Normal School
Boston
James M. Bugbee
Yen Martin
Shattuck
American Congregational Association Holds Thirty-Fifth Annual Meeting
The thirty-fifth annual meeting met in Pilgrim Hall. Treasurers reported year receipts of 27794.1 and year end balance 5101. Directors praised S Warren and I Tarbox for leadership. New constitution changes impose annual dues of 1 and limit vice presidents to two. Officers elected include President Rufus S Frost and Treasurer C C Burr.
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American Congregational Association
Pilgrim Hall
Congregational House
I. Langworthy
SD. Warren
I. N. Tarbox
Warren
LN. Tarbox
Rufus 8
Frost
Chelsea
Ezra Farnsworth
Boston
William M. Taylor
New York City
C. C. Burr
Auburndale
H. Morton Dexter
New Bedford
William H. Cobb
Uxbridge
Alonzo H. Quint
D.D
Dover
N. H
Henry M. Dexter
N. G. Clark
West Roxbury
Frank Wood
Dorchester
M. I.’. Dickinson
Edward A. Studley
Brainard Pratt
B. F. Hamilton
Roxbury
C. A. Richardson
David Gregg
William H. Hodgkins
Somerville
Joshua Colt
Winchester
Thomas Todd
I. W. M. Hall
Cambridge
Elijah Horr
Sunday School Society Holds Annual Meeting at Congregational House
The Congregational Sunday School and Publication Society met at Congregational House Beacon Street. Treasuries and departments reported satisfactory results with 155 622 31 in sales in the business department and 67 168 23 at the Chicago agency. The year saw 2182 schools and 20 850 members. Officers elected include President Samuel B Capen and multiple vice presidents secretaries and directors. A memorial fund for Rev Asa Bullard was approved for cooperation by churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School and Publication Society
Congregational House
Beacon Street
Chicago
Capen
J. W. Wellman
A. E. Danning
Charles E. Rice
Asa Bullard
Virgin
D.D
New York City
J. K. McLean
San Francisco
Cal
C. F. Thwing
Minneapolis
George M. Boynton
Newton
E. Lawrence Barnard
Boston
Alexander McKenzie
Cambridge
Joshua W. Wellman
Malden
Charles BL
Rice
Anvers Centre
B. Franklin Hamilton
Joseph T. Duryea
William H. Wardwell
Samuel B. Capen
Charles A. Richardson
Chelsea
Thomas W. Bicknell
J. M. W. Hall
Joshua W. Davis
Michael Burnham
Springfield
George W. Coburn
W. F. Whlttemore
Smith Baker
Lowell
J. N. Denison
Sunday School Union meets to honor ideals in education
The Sunday School Union held a meeting at Second Church parlors with Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells presiding. Papers by Mrs. Everett and Mrs. Whitman discussed formation over reformation and benevolent work in Sunday schools. A tribute to the author of Little Women and notes on Unity Club and Boston Seamen's Friend Society were shared along with mission reports and local club updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Gannett Wells
Everett
Unity Club
Somerville
Whitman
New York
Harry Wandsworth
Miss Russell
New York City
Boston Seamen’s Friend Society
Hanover Street
Serta
J. C. Tyler
Nickerson
Albert Bowker
L. A. Chipman
Foltz
A. C. Thompson
Stephen Stockholm
Mays. Phinney
Home Mission Department
Edwin Wright
Anepnr
Anna L. Watson
S. A. Wheeler
Turkey
Today's Meetings Across Universalist, Theaters and Clubs
A dense schedule lists devotional services at King’s Chapel and a Boston Universalist Association at Columbus Avenue Universalist Church with multiple speakers including Rev. Dole Briggs White Ryder and Atwood. Also noted are meetings of the Ten Times One Club, Universalist Publishing House trustees, G A R memorial services, Unitarian Sunday schools, American Tract Society, New England Woman Suffrage festival, Congregational ministers, and a Boston Young Men's Christian Union reception with speeches by prominent reform figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Chapel
Charles F. Dole
Boston Association
Columbus Avenue Universalist Church
L. L. Briggs
Lynn
R. A. White
Newtonville
W. H. Ryder
Gloucester
J. Smith Dodge, Jr
Stamford
Conn
A. A. Miner
D.D
H. Blanchard
Portand
M. Atwood
Canton
Varios
L. P. Blackford
Waltham
Lb. C. Sweetser
Philadelphia
Penn
A. J. Canfield
Brooklyn
N.Y
Channing Hall
Beacon Street
Trustees of
The
Universalist Publishing House
Bromfield Street
Edward W. Kinsley
Old South Church
Boylston Street
Lla. m
Derry Street
Arlington Street
H. N. Brown
American Tract Society
Boston
Union of Unitarian Sunday Schools
Tremont Temple
I. G. Spaulding
Ariel Ladies’ Quartet
George Mendall Taylor
Governor Ames
A. Horton
Ib. BE. Hale
Mary A. Livermore
Supreme Judicial Court Room
New England
Music Hall
Laura Ormiston Chant
London
Alli Tryeg
Finland
Baroness Gripenberg
Zerelda G. Wallace
Indiana
Lucy Stone
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan S. Anthony
Clara Barton
Edna D. Cheney
Mary F. Eastman
Frederick Douglass
William Lloyd Garrison, Jr
Henry B. Blackwell
Charles G. Ames
Marian Osgood
Massachusetts Convention of Congregational Ministers
Henry J. Patrick
National Bureau of Unity Clubs
South Congregational Church
Exeter
Newbury Streets
KE. E. Hale
George W. Cooke
Mary Livermore
W. HH. Lyon
Parker
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Brown University Glee Club
Boston Cadet Orchestra
Union
Mechanics Hall Drill Shows Fourth Battalion Progress
Relatives fill Mechanics Hall to watch the English high school Fourth Battalion in a study at arms. Major Smith leads drills by Companies D F and A with a drum exhibition. Colonel Wales Jr commands sword work as Companies B B C and F B perform. Prizes awarded by Chairman Flint for best company drill and individual performances. The prize for drumming goes to the young colored student F H Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
Smith
Wales, Jr
Cummings
Quartermaster Murray
Myers
Flint
Comheny C
J. A. Curtin
J. V. Neary
Chester Cony
H. J. Fairfield
M. EB. Smith
I. P. Norwell
Sandford Tapan
L. M. Ridler
P. Smith
Fairfield
A. T. Lord
T. R. Wing
F. H. Smith
Unitarian Association holds annual Tremont Temple meeting
The American Unitarian Association convened at Tremont Temple with President George S Hale in the chair. Officers were elected including George S Hale as President and George W Fox as assistant secretary. The director’s report praised growing parishes, $53,000 for missions, large bequests, and rising church building activity. Discussions covered pew ownership, envelope system, and expanding work in the West, South, and Japan mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Unitarian Association
Tremont Temple
Lfon
George S. Hale
Boston
J. B. Green
Hale
George S. Heale
George William Curtis
Staten Island
N. Y
George O. Shatiick
Grindall Reynolds
Concord
Mass
George W. Fox
Thomas N. Hart
Sherman Hoar
Waltham
Charles F. Dole
Jamaica Plain
Eben H. Bailey
Sarah I. Hooper
Seth C. Beach
Dedham
George A. Thayer
Cincinnati
H. Price Collier
Christian Register
Harriet A. Wilder
Lowell
Samuel G. Perkins
Maria M. Hastings
Jamaicatain
Cornelia W. Haven
New York
Susan W. Boutelie
Fitchburg
Lois RK. Faulkner
Billerica
Ann Scholfield
Betsey
Bagwell
Plymouth
Atlantic
Pacific
New England
Pittsfield
Connecticut River
Massachusetts
Middle States
North Carolina
Texas
South
George Batchelor
Pacific Coast
Pacific Coast Conference
Hindustan
C. H. A. Dall
Japan
British and Foreign Unitarian Association
Arthur M. Knapp
Church Building Loan Fund
General
Hayward
Perlans
Kendall
King
Penhallow
T. Thayer
Whipple
Faulkner
Hazeltine
Licnow Trust
General Fund
Church Building Loan
Channing
J. W. Andrews
Omen’s Auxiliary Conference
Charles F. Jole
Revious
Association
Dole
Hoy
Charles G. Ames
Garfield
Sale of Washington Street Property by Auction
Colonel Samuel Hatch sold the four story granite building Nos 404 to 408 Washington street at auction. Bids started at 200000 and rose to 278000, selling to W P Blake. Assessed value 288000. Frontage 47.7 ft on Washington street and other lot measurements given. total 4658 square feet. Building is two stories with good basements. Upper floors arranged and used for business. Located between Summer and Franklin streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Samuel Hatch
W. P. Blake
Franklin Streets
First judges of good living praise Keyore house fare
The initial critics laud Keyore house fare as unsurpassed for its quality. Their appraisal highlights refined taste and exemplary offerings at the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frst
Keyore
Unitarianism as a working faith and future role
A speaker urges Unitarian churches to become active in society, fight for free thought and free religion, and develop a clear theology. He cites Henry Clay on principle and success, calls for churches to lead against materialism and scepticism, and to stand at the forefront of spiritual reform in this nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
Whi
Unitarian Church
Heaven
Entries for South Boston Yacht Club Open Regatta
The annual open regatta at City Point, South Boston Yacht Club, will start today. The first three classes race at 12:30, with the fourth and fifth classes starting five minutes later from anchor. The list of entries follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Yacht Club
City Point
Claimed Kinship to Shakspere Traced in Old Record
Louisville special describes George C. Shakespeare of New Albany who claimed lineage to William Shakespeare. The tale notes a centuries old family record, gaps in proof, and a life spanning England to the United States with work from feetman to glassmaker. He died today, leaving four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakspere
Louisville
N. F
George C. Shakespeare
New Albany
Avon
George Shakespeare
Stratford-on-Avon
New Albany Shakespeares
Henley and Harden
Stratford-on- Avon
Joseph Shakespeare
George
Lady Saxton
London
Blackwell
Buckingham Palace
de Pauw Glass Works
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Commonwealth of Mssachusetts
Black
United States
International Council of Women
National Woman Suffrage Association
Clara B. Colby
National Association For
Nebraska
Woman's Tribune
International Council
Christ Jesus
Ene
Chant
Woman’s Suffrage Council
Mme
Alli Tryzg
Congregational Affairs
American Association
Financial Report
Ton
Arthur Johnson
Nehemiah Boynton
Sunday School Union
Seamen’s Friend Society
Unitarian
Mechanics
English High School
Unitarians’ Progress
Committee On Election
Samuel C. Beane
American Unitarian Society
Weene
Republic
West
Batchelor
Joseph H. Crocker
College Towns
University Towns
Madison
Samuel A. Eliot
Pacific Northwest
Joseph Cook
Charles P. Lombard
Samuel R. Calthrop
Syracuse
God
Mae Ee
England
Sahiatte
Horace E. Davis
California
Unitarian Association
Ann Arbor
Mich
Stebbins
Knapp
Merle St. C. Wright
John Snyder
St. Louis
Len
Prince Karl
FE. L. William
Altaire
Ceescescccee
Asds
No. Yacht
E. C. Neal
Magic
J. McKeg
Cee
Violet See Bee
Eeewere
Lizzie F. Daly
Daly Bros
Trace
Shadow
Eees
Dohn Bryan
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TA . W. Diseceveeves Bk
W. Dixon
Moondyne
W. H. Shaw
Madge
Cumming & Howes
White Fawn
Helen
Iain Ewes
Erince
Rebie
Bruce
Weecsaven
Maccombe & Gallagher
Eeeess
cosdtalNs
Rowena
I. H. Jones
Eeee
Wanda
Weil
Riffin
Annie Maud
UFO
Negrlahn
L. Hutchinson
W. L. McKelsony
Dortas L
H. Lyman
Nyidia Erry
M. J. Sughrue
Aeolus
Dacob
Belle
Wee
B. F. Wheeler
Bell
Saccove
Trudette
Seers
L. M. Haskins
Annie
Seecees
A. Williams, Jr
Camilla
Volante
Yo Ea
Minot Hall
Benj. T. Hall
Thelva
Merrill & Gibb
H. W. Friends
Erininie
Vexa
Ceeees
E -Vohd Buckley
E- Vera
O. Doherty
Cees
Alice
W.G. Sidler
J. P.benson
W. P. Bennett
Mabel
Vesper
M. Benson
F. Tobey
Flying Yankee Savage & Rich
Inez
Goodrich Bros
Jircam ,Elymann & Traiser
F. R. Thurber
Mason & Bockers
Jolieeane
NOUS
Nee
Alley & Co
J.B. Farrell
G. F. Clark
P. X. Keating
Fannie A
B. Johnston, Jr
Mogiinmscee
Ceeves Dhs
D. McLaughlin
Hester
R. Blackman
Eter
M. Ong
C.J. Blather
Edith
M. F. Kelly
W. Haskell
Sunshine
Hodge Bros
White Wings
Denny & Doherty
Trouble
Owe
Mason Bros
Mavis
F. E. Smothear
Nellie B
J. Turner
Fleming & Lave
Ruth
W. B. Gordon
Etta May
A. H. Laurence
L. Joy
Crest
A.M. Davis
Josephine
D. W. Follett, Jr
J. F. Bowers
H.J. Damon
Laurel
C. L. Smith
OS Ov
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Diadem
Seer
Eon Tsayward
Vibe Cea
Eae
Wk N. Norris
Hebe
Stevens & Ormaby
Urehin
W.E
D. KE. Robinson, Jr
D. W. Belcher
Scamp
Zee Sone
A.so
Onav
Emer
Alpine
William P. Tarr
Jessie
Ewe
Jack Dan
Lewe
Vivedves le
Llsie
G. F. Hardwick
A. Keith
Cere
Vlora Lee
Ceveds
Glover
Idassee
Fred Pfund
Long Sprite
Lucy
W. H. Ranson
Ad. KR. Tufts, Jr
Henry Jackson
Minnie E. Iciunvads
Ws Ogl. Boss
Dart
Hi. J. Vinal
H. A. Linnell
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