Contested Private School Inspection Bill Passes
The Massachusetts House settled the private school inspection dispute by engrossing Wardwell of Haverhill’s substitute bill after a debate led by Sprout of Worcester. The session featured strong clashes over parental rights, state sovereignty, and the role of religious denominations, with Harvard President Eliot and Phillips Brooks named in opposition.
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Wardwell
Haverhill
Sprout
Worcester
House
Davis
Somerville
McKttrick
Boston
State Board of Education
Ardwell
Carter
Keane
Holyoke
Gracey
Salem
Chill
Ireland
Dubuque
Fall River
Eliot
Harvard College
Phillips Brooks
Slocum
Newton
Smout
McDonough
Baton
Metlen
Bicknell
Messrs. Gracey
Debate Over $450 VHealth Payment In State Senate
The Massachusetts Senate debated paying Florence W Adams $450 for sickness linked to overwork and poor ventilation in the Province laws office. Senators Donovan and Symonds opposed, noting Adams had been dropped from service without notice, while others argued the payment was customary after illness or death in service. The resolve passed 20 to 11 on third reading.
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Goodell
Senate
Florence W. Adams
Commissioner of Province Laws
Miss Adams
E. J. Donovan
Symonds
Parker
Donovan
Massachusetts
United States
Commonwealth of
Whitney
Province Law Commissioner
Clark
Edward J. Donovan
State House Addition Debate Moves to Third Reading
The Senate debated an enlargement bill for the State House. Senator Metcalf backed an erec tion plan claiming savings up to 3,000,000 but warned against a monument bill harming the Republicans. Amendments set 3 percent interest, 20 year loan, and newspaper advertising outside Boston, with other size changes rejected.
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State House
Senate
Metcalf
Republican Party
Symonds
Iby
Berkshire
Mr. Metcalf
Boston
House Bill on Money in Elections Returns in New Draft
The special committee on Mr. McCall of Winchester reported it back to the House with a new draft to restrict and regulate the use of money in elections and endorsed that it ought to pass A committee on street railways re committed the bill to permit railroad companies
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HOUSE
McCall
Winchester
Inland Road Bill In House Sparks Competing Views
The New York and Boston Inland Railroad Company bill to extend time for construction received debate. William Taft opposed, citing lack of standing and intent to build. McCooey and Miller supported, citing Draper backing and policy of extension, while Kimball and others urged consideration. The measure advanced to a third reading amid divided opinions.
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New York & Boston Inland Railroad
Comany
Taft
Woucester
Railroad Committee
McCooey
Blackstone
William F. Draper
Miller
Needham
Gloucester
Kimball
Fitchburg
Brown
Salem
McDonough
Boston
Reappointments Made By Governor Ames At Council Meeting
Governor Ames reappointed Charles C. Coffin to the State board of lunacy and charity and John S. Camrell and W. W. Swan as trustees of the school for feeble minded during yesterday's executive council session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Ames
Charles C. Coffin
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Johns. Camrell
W. W. Swan
School For Feeble Minded
Memorial Day Observances Across Boston Decline in Tremont Temple
Memorial Day in Boston and nearby communities unfolds with Grand Army events and multiple anniversaries. General Sickles cancels the Tremont Temple oration due to illness, while Post 113 secures Rev. Minot J. Savage, Rev. George L. Perin, and W. H. H. Murray for short addresses.
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Boston
Sickles
Tremont Temple
Post 113
Minot J. Savage
George L. Perin
W. H. H. Murray
Dorchester
Slocum
Brighton
J. W. Patterson
H. A. Philbrook
Chelsea
W. P. Odell
Melrose
Mary A. Livermore
Lowell
J. J. Donovan
Palmer
Hyde Park
W. T. Worth
Lynn
J. L. Chamberlain
Natick
G. B. Wight
Winchester
J. G. Crawford
Dedham
G. A. Bruce
Marblehead
Coggswell
Ashland
I. O. Bosnis
Fall River
Putnam
Middleboro
Theophilus’ King
New Bedford
Princeton
Holmes Field
Wellington
Walnut Hill
Reading
Beacon Park
Longwood
East Cambridge
Medford
Pleon Yacht Club
Hull Yacht Club
Universalists of Boston Hold Annual Mission Meeting
The Shawmut Universalist Church hosted the Boston Association of Universalists adjourned annual meeting. Sermons by Rev H B Smith and Rev J H Chapin focused on Christ and Japan. Delegates discussed home and foreign missions, pledges totaled about 2000 dollars, and a 25,000 dollar Rhode Island pledge was proposed. The event featured readings, musical hymns, fencing and dumbbell exhibitions with a large reception. Notables in attendance included William Parkman and many ministers from across New England.
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Shawmut Universalist
Boston Association of Universalists
H. B. Smith
Nashua
N. H
Christ
the Redeemer
God
Father
R. Tenney
Stoughton
J. H. Chapin
Meriden
Conn
Japan
Yokohama
Atlantic Monthly
W. R. Shippen
D.D
Tufts College
H. W. Rugg
Providence
R.J
Rugg
Universalist Association
Chapin
Connecticut
G. L. Perin
Metcalf
Rhode Island
Arnold
Capen
Bradley Carr Union Sealed in Boston Residence Wedding
Frederick Bradley of Louis and Bradley and Louise Carr daughter of Samuel Carr wed at 22 Dartmouth Street. Ministers George A. Gordon and Edward Everett Hale presided before family and intimate friends. About 500 guests later congratulated the couple at the Vendome. The couple plan a June 1 European voyage and fall return to a Beacon Street, Brookline residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bradley
Louis & Bradley
Louise C. Carr
Samuel Carr
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Dartmouth Street
George A. Gordon
Edward Everett Hale
Margie Carr
Vendome
Bradley
Samuel Carr, Jr
Europe
Beacon Street
Brookine
Bell Telephone Capital Stock Increase Enacted by Governor
The bill to raise Bell Telephone Company capital stock from 10 million to 20 million dollars to fund rapid extension of the long distance system was signed by the Governor yesterday after Senate passage on Tuesday. It passed both houses without amendment following committee review.
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Bell Telephone Company
Senate
American Tract Society reports continued work and growth
At the annual meeting in the depository, officers of the previous year were re elected and ongoing branches continued. Seventy publications were added including 27 volumes and 143 booklets in English and five foreign languages. 177 colporteurs operated while six periodicals served English and German readers. Grants totaling 27,381.18 were made to 10 institutions, with over 10,000 sent abroad for missions. Many needy fields await funding.
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American Tract Society
Canada's Fisheries Protection Fleet Inaugurated Next Week
Canada plans Atlantic coast fisheries protection fleet to begin operations next week. Commander Gordon, R N, will command from Halifax after ministerial instructions. American fishers face Canada imposed concessions under renewed modus vivendi, with licenses generating six thousand dollars in revenue. Gloucester ships move to fishing grounds as Stanley Lansdowne and L’Canadienne sail with four schooners.
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Canada
Ottawa
Canadian Fisheries Protection Service
Atlantic
Gordon
R.N
Halifax
Smashup at Lynn Wrecks Buggy Near Central Depot
In Lynn at 9 30 p m a buggy upset after a train frightened the horse. G R Jeffreys and son, with Jacob Newhall of Saugus, were injured near Central square and depot. The boy suffered a severe gash over the left eye and internal injuries while the father sustained a serious ear wound. They were taken to City Hospital.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Nerve Food and Tonic
An advertising fragment promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a nerve food and tonic. It emphasizes effectiveness and energy boosting claims, presenting the product as a reliable remedy. The copy targets readers seeking vitality and wellness through tonic beverages.
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Horsford
Young People Guilds Meeting Across Many Cities
A gathering in Channing Hall drew delegates from Dedham Springfield Haverhill Littleton Ann Arbor Dorchester Concord Medfield Revere Buffalo Hopedale Athol Wellesley and Waltham to discuss organizing guilds for young people. speakers included Rev Charles Perkins Rev S C Beach and Sherman Hoar with Miss Brown presenting on mission uses of guilds and laity management. Letters of regret were read from several pastors including Jenkin Jones J T Sunderland and W Carey Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Religious Societies
Channing Hall
Dedham
Springfield
Haverhill
Littleton
Ann Arbor
Dorchester
Concord
Medfield
Revere
Buffalo
Hopedale
Athol
Wellesley
Waltham
W. S. Lawrence
Charles_E. Perkins
J. T. Sunderland
W. Carey Walters
London
Eng
Lend a Hand Clubs Elect Central Section Officers
At the annual meeting held yesterday forenoon at Channing Hall reports were presented and addresses given by the president and Rev. Mr. Perkins of Athol. Mrs. Fahayero a are Miss Farmer of Elliot Maine and Mrs. Julia Ward Howe were present. Officers chosen for the central section include President Rev Edward Everett Hale Myice president Al Hurlburt secretary Mrs Bitman and treasurer George E Littlefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing Hall
Perkins
Athol
Aehayero
Moral Reform Society elects new president at New England meeting
At the annual meeting of the New England Moral Reform Society held at Bromfield Street Methodist Church yesterday morning, 44 girls entered the society's home, 34 children were born, four died, and four were adopted. Treasurer Mrs. C D White reported receipts 6274, expenses 3974, balance 2294. The president resigned after twelve years. Mrs F D Osgood of Oxbury was chosen as president. Rev Rexford, Dr Plummer, and Rev Clymer spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moral Reform Society
New England Moral Reform Society
Bromfield Street Methodist Church
C. D. White
F. D. Osgood
Oxbury
Rexford
Plummer
Clymer
Unity ministerial conference at Arlington Street Church
A ministerial conference met yesterday morning in the vestry of Arlington Street Church. Rev Minot J Savage of the Church of the Unity spoke on What O clock Is It in Religion. He discussed current religious and denominational developments and outlined his view of the future outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Ministerial Conference
Arlington Street Church
Minot J. Savage
Church of the Unity
Christian Union Anniversary Reception Draws 2500 Guests
Nearly 2500 people attended the Young Men's Christian Union anniversary reception last night. The event was informal with departments open to visitors. The Boston Cadet Orchestra performed music and the Haydn Mal Quartet sang selections as guests visited the gymnasium where evening exercises were held.
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Christian Union
Young Men’s Christian Union
Union
Boston Cadet Orchestra
Haydn Mal
Forty years of the Children's Mission celebrated at Arlington Street Church
The fortieth anniversary observance of the Children's Mission to the Destitute was held at Arlington Street Church. William H. Baldwin presided as president, with the Boston Female Asylum group attending. Receipts for the year reached 12 258 24. expenses 10 188 54. permanent fund legacies total 13 675. The service featured hymns, a psalm, and the Lord's Prayer recited by pupils, and remarks from Rev. Samuel B. Cruft and Rev. Joseph E. Barry.
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Arlington Street
Children of the Mission
Boston Female Asylum
William H. Baldwin
Mission Board
Baldwin
Charles Faulkner
Deacon Merrill
Fannie Merrill
Mr. Baldwin
Henry Pickering
Samuel B. Cruft
Warrenton Street
Joseph E. Barry
Rexford
Wallace
Shaw
Canton
Female Asylum
Bernard Whitman
Mission
Stopford Brooke
Massachusetts Congregational Ministers Meet in Supreme Judicial Court Room
The annual Massachusetts convention of Congregational ministers met in the Supreme Judicial Court room. Rev. Dr. Grew presided. Dr. B. Hamilton elected clerk. Treasurer reports receipts 125,643 expenditures 90,850 balance 28,693. Rev. F Jenks reelected treasurer, Rev. Gordon auditor. Central committee discussed fund distribution. Hale and Little named, Israel and Edwards replaced. James De Norman Die of Roxbury chosen first preacher, Walcott Caulkins second teacher. Resolutions on the death of Fielder Israel adopted. Evening sermon at Old South Church on Boylston Street from Psalms 78:41 titled Limiting God.
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Massachusetts Convention of Congregational Ministers
Supreme Judicial Court Room
Gre
Park Street Church
B. Hamilton
F. Jenks
George F. Gordon
Jene 2
Park Street
Old South Church
Boylston Sieot
God
Today’s Meetings At Churches And Societies In Boston
A crowded schedule lists eleemosynary and religious events across King’s Chapel Shawmut Church Beacon Street and more. Devotional services, missionary society meetings, educational talks led by notable ministers and scholars, and a large Unitarian festival at Music Hall feature among the day’s activities including sessions on home missions and the role of women in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Chapel
H.camp
Woman’s Universalist Missionary Society
Shawmut Church
Ada C. Bowles
Abington
Massachusetts Evangelical Missionary Society
Beacon Street
Moral Education Association
Meiounon
Julia Ward Howe
John Ordronaux
Edward Cowles
M.D
McLean Asylum
J. Barrows
Dora F. Hoar
West Acton
W. 8. Woodbridge
Medford
Myra Kingsbury
Morrisville
Lillian F. Aver
Somerville
D. K. Libby
Putnam, Conn
E. L. Rexford
D.D
Roxbury
C. R. Tenney
Stoughton
Unitarian Sunda School Society
Brooke Herard
J. M. Pullman
Lucia T. Ames
J. O. Norris
Music Hall
Rantoul
Roger Wolcott
Free Religious Association
Tremont Temple
Warner's Safe Cure touted for Bright's Disease cure
Advertised as a remedy for advanced kidney disease with symptoms like headache, poor appetite, eyesight loss, urine casts, nocturia, leg cramps, and wasting. Dr. Thompson asserts chronic kidney disease is a leading killer, second only to consumption, and Dr. Dio Lewis endorses using the preparation if afflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Warner
William H. Thompson
City of
New York
Dio Lewis
Woman Suffrage Festival Draws Eight Hundred Attendees
Eight hundred people gathered in Music Hall for the New England Woman Suffrage Association anniversary with delegates from leagues across the state. Colonel T. W. Higginson presided. Julia Ward Howe and William Lloyd Garrison offered remarks and an original poem. The event featured a reception, speeches on progress toward equality, and a hymn discussion reflecting Kansas suffrage roots.
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T. W. Higginson
Julia Ward Howe
Wiliam Lloyd Garrison
Music Hall
New England Woman Suffrage Association
Lucy Stone Blackwell
Higginson
William Lloyd Garrison
Laura M. Johns
The
Kansas Equal Rights Society
Theodore D. Weld
Mary F. Eastran
John C. Wyman
Charlies Carleton Coffin
W. H. Carruth
Kansas State University
Henry B. Blackwell
Mary Seymour Howell
Albany
N. Y
E. L. Rexford
Ada C. Bowles
Fred A. Hinckley
Herbert Whitney
C. R. Eliot
Dorchester
F. L. Garrison
Colonel Higginson
Saxton
Northern Missionary Society
United States
Laura Johns
Kansas
Edna D. Cheney
Lucy Stone
Charles Carleton Coffin
Funeral for MGH clerk killed by an electric car
The funeral of Frederick H. Loreau, a Massachusetts General Hospital clerk killed Saturday night by an electric car, was held at St. Andrew's Church on Chambers Street with Rev. Reuben Kidner officiating. Burial followed at Mt. Auburn.
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Frederick H. Loreau
Massachusetts General Hospital
St. Andrew’s Church
Chambers Street
Reuben Kidner
Mt. Auburn
Somerville
Clarence Page
Fred Hines
Lynn
Boston
Sarah
Bermudas
Fowler
Hesper
Charles G. Soper
Women Voters of Ward 11 Name Delegates for Convention
The Ward 11 women met at the YWCA with Dr. Bryant presiding. Mrs. M. E. Cheney spoke on ward organization and Mrs. E. Trask Hill on ward and city committee work. Delegates named for the Meiona convention include Esther Meserve, E. M. Allen, Mary Schafer, J. B. Dunn, Sabina Frye, M. E. Mann, Cobb, Cheney, Pendleton, Maria Brett, Emma Frost, Mary Very, and Anna Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 11
Young Women’s Christian Association
Dr. Bryant
M. E. Cheney
E. Trask Hill
Meiona
Esther M. Meserve
E. M. Allen
Mary_E. Scha
Saturday closings by iron pipe and upholstery dealers
The article lists manufacturers and traders including Walworth Manufacturing Company Braman Dow & Co Sumner & Goodwin George Woodman George K. Paul & Co Gilchrist Senna M Morton Cunningham H McShane Co William H Gallison King Goddard who will close at 2 p m Saturdays from June through August. It also notes paper hangings window shades and upholstery dealers will close Saturdays at 5 p m and 7 p m on other days during July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Braman, Dow & Co
Sumner & Goodwin
George Woodman
George K. Paul & Co
Gilchrist & Senna
M. Morton & Co
Cunningham
H. McShane & Co
William H. Gallison
King& Goddard
Real Estate and Auctioneers Brighton Notice
BY ALBERT HOWE & CO. Real Estate and General Auctioneers Market street Brighton Established 1843 Telephone 7368 Sales of Real and Personal Property attended when ever desired Horse and Carriage Sales every Wednesday at Salesroom Brighton Houses and Lands for sale in various parts of the country On hand at private sale at auction prices new custom built farm and road carts hay wagons grocers' and express wagons carrinons and hamage Heidense 169 Warren avenue Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
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Meigs
Universalists OF Boston
Montgomery
Herd
Mr. Hayes
Hayes
Walsh
Wiliam Parkman
H. H. Belcher
Randolph
C. F. Do
Bradley—Carr
Venrcome
Bell Telephone Bill
Neal, Morse & Co
Boylston
Rock Manufacturing Company
Rockville
Harrison
Morton
New York City
Pacific Coast
Boylston Building
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Franklin Street
Sandwich Glass Company
George A. Ernst
Chauncy Hall
Forest Hills
Citron Avenue
Mieusset
Sewall Place
Lowell School of Design
Rogers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Colin
RSA
OLDE
Pyle
Board OF Police
Pemberton Square
Julius & Dora Gerwien
Tremont Street
Court
Howard Streets
Thomas Ryan
Daniel R. Doherty
Eliot Street
Guld
National Military Club
Boylston Place
Corporation Notices
Everett Mills
Water Street
Mass
Franklin Hunt
L. Foster Moe Morse
Warren Street
Brookline Avenue
Austin Street
Longwood Park
Brookline
Riverdale
Back Bay Park
Longwood Station
Albany KR
George H. Abbott
Washington Street
Alfred Fawcett
Ezra Hawkes
Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Norfolk
Beethoven Street
West Roxbury
County of Norfolk and Commonwealth
Geo. D. Cox
Shawmut Avenue
Eglestone
T. B. Moses
C. C. Hutchinson
Holbrook & Fox
No. 12
Post Office Sq
Dudley Street
Upham’s Corner
Stoughton Street
Sumer Street
Warren Avenue
John C. Wilmerding
Messrs, Parker, Wilder
Wilmerding, Morris & Mitchell
White ST
Messrs. Parker, Wilder & Co
Wilmerding
Morris & Mitchell
White Street
Richards & CO
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Aken
School Street
Charles H. Kendall
Rogers Street
Lafayette Carpenter
Henry Gardner
Said Gardner
Wilder Harding
Gardner
Sai Street
Mary A. F. Kendall
Otis G. Fuller
Suffolk County
L. & 5. Hyde
Edward Booth
Preble Street
Joseph H. Blatt
Devonshire Street
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Snow & CO
North Market St
Falton St
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