Tremont Temple Sermon Warns on Morality in Politics
Reverend Dr. George C. Lorimer spoke at Tremont Temple on The Christian in Politics urging nonpartisan duty and moral concerns in currency and elections. He defended clergymen’s role in public life, warned against demagoguery, and urged Christians to judge parties by manhood, dignity, and progress while calling for cooperation to ease distrust of trusts and the mortgage burden on Western farmers.
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Tremont Temple
George C. Lorimer
Lorimer
Ireland
America
South
Dore Masterworks Exhibit Opens at Grundmann Studios
At Grundmann studios 194 Clarendon street the Gus Tav Dore collection of more than sixty oil paintings opens today at 10 am. Biblical themes dominate with figures like Christ Leaving the Pretorium Moses Before Pharaoh and The Vale of Tears. The Dore Gallery has toured London New Bond street New York and Chicago, drawing wide public interest. The gallery will be open daily from 10 am with lighting arranged for viewing.
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Grundmann
Clarendon Street
Gustav Dore
Christ
Moses
Dore
London
New Bond Street
New York
Chicago
Obituary notices from Concord Durham and Orange events
Obituary notices report the death of Dr Henry C Chapin of Lincoln aged 81 after fifty six years of practice due to heart failure. B S Andrew principal of Webster Street School Winchester N H died of heart disease in Durham. Leander Davis aged 70 died in Orange of heart disease after reporting good health three hours earlier with ties to St Augustine Fla and his daughter Mrs Elisha B Ham of Orange as his only child.
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Concord
Henry C. Chapin
Lincoln
Chapin
Durham
N. H
Andrew
Webster Street
Winchester
Orange
Leander Davis
St. Augustine
Fla
Elisha
Ham of
Central Labor Union Debates Biennial Amendment and Labor Hours
The Boston Central Labor Union held a heated meeting focusing on the biennial election amendment and urged voting against it, arguing it would split labor’s franchise. Officials reported no progress reducing city department hours, citing subway workers toiling ten to twelve hours for $1.50 daily. Delegates discussed contracts paying city-wage rates and condemned non-union influence at the Press. The group granted a joint committee on boiler safety in schools, noted Hitchings pension issue, approved horse shoer ball tickets, and elected Edward O'Donnell as the delegate to the AF of L convention in Cincinnati. Delegates from Local 449 Machinists, Local 6775 Stone Pointers, Typographical Union 13, Bakers No. 4, and Local 160 Provision Clerks were seated. A resolve targeted Rev Samuel Barrows over tenement house cigars and non-union printing.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Lloyd
Organized Labor
Central Labor Union
Building Trades’ Council
Hitchings
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati
Edward O’donnell
International Machinists
Samuel Barrows
Arrivals and ship notices at the Boston waterfront
The British steamer Caspian from Java with 4,797,683 kilograms of sugar sails for distribution near Boston due to bridge clearance issues. Port traffic totals shown include 154 vessels in the past month. A collision injury occurs on the Commercial towboat Ida M Dalby, and the old pilot boat No 7 returns as a yacht candidate.
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Beard
Java
American Sugar Refining Company
New York & New England
Boston
Congress Street Bridge
Ida M. Dalby
North End
Maiine Park
Blanche
Charles River Drawbridge
Eest Boston
Tom Cooper
New York
Ambrose Martin
East Boston
Sandy Hook
William B. Palmer
Baltimore
Antwerp
Augustus Palmer
Philadelphia
Limerick
Lucy H. Russell
George F.alecott
Mediterranean
Prince Victor
Gibraltar
Pacific
Centennial
Colcord
Smith & Townsend
San Francisco
Alaska Improvement Company
Karluk
Petersen
Pure Ballot Box. Some Freak Bets Discusses Political Situation
Herbert N. Casson offers advice to wage earners who oppose biennials. The piece analyzes current political conditions and urges practical voting considerations.
Casson addresses Lynn labor rally on ballot box defense
In the Lynn Labor Church Herbert N Casson denounces efforts to deprive wage workers of political freedom. He warns of injunctions and coercion against voting, urges protection of ballots and despatches, and cites George Washington and William Jennings Bryan. Charles W Casson later questions whether money or man rules, urging workingmen to vote for Bryan and for labor.
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Lynn
Herbert N. Casson
Casson
George Washington
America
Maren
Hanna
Standard Oil Company
Russia
Persia
Turkey
Supreme Court of Millionaires
Supreme Court of Judges
Workers of America
Western Union
Jay Gould
Mr. McKane
William Jennings Bryan
Charles W. Casson
Bob Ingersoll
God
Bob
Judas
Bryan
Republican Party
Freak bets mark closing days of campaign in many towns
As the campaign ends, Boston men pledge odd stunts if McKinley loses or wins. Bets include beard shaving on one side, bartering services, bathing suit parades, and dramatic public challenges from Laporte to Sharpstown. Names include Corbus, Barnell, Jones, Leithead, and Masten.
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Boston
Wheeler
Wheelee
McKinley
Bryan
Jerry Watson
Bryan-Sewall-Williams Club
Washington Street
Laporte
Ind
Corbus
George Barnell
Jones
Martha
Germantown
Penn
John Leithead
William Nett
Mr. Leithead
Mr. Bennett
James McArthur
North Halsted Street
Chicago
Sharpstown
John Masten
Martin Wooley
Mars
Ninety Eight clubs plan grand Irish commemoration
A New York driven account details the Ninety-Eight clubs movement formed in 1881 to honor the 1798 Irish rebellion. It outlines a six week spring summer 1898 pilgrimage across counties such as Wexford and Kilkenny, with 50 000 participants and three large liners chartered to ports like Kingstown and Waterford.
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New York
Ninety-eight Club
Association of Ninety-eight Clubs
Glens
Ireland
Kingstown
Waterford
Wexford
Carlow
Kilkenny
Kildare
Wicklow
London
Dublin
Gas worker crushed at Tremont Street site
Patrick McLaughlin of 10 Edgerly Place, employed by the Boston Gas Company, was killed yesterday at 9:45 am when earth caved in while he was removing gas pipes in front of 144 Tremont Street.
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Patrick Mclaughlin
Edgerly Place
Boston Gas Company
Tremont Street
Look Out For Gales Forecast For North Atlantic Navigation
Washington reports a November forecast from the naval hydrographic office warning of frequent gales between the New England coast and the British Isles and as far south as the 40th parallel. Occasional gales lie east of 70 W with fog along the Grand Banks and some icebergs near Belle Isle.
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Washington
North Atlantic Ocean
Naval Hydrographic Office
New England
British Isles
Grand Banks
Belle Isle
Mrs. Margaret O'Reagan Dies. Funeral in Calvary Cemetery
Mrs Margaret O'Reagan formerly Lavis died Saturday and will be buried in Calvary Cemetery this morning. Funeral services will be at St Peter's Church Meeting House Hill at 9 am. She leaves four sons Richard John George and Charles J and one daughter Mrs M J Mahoney.
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Margaret O’reagan
Lavis
Calvary Cemetery
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House Hill
William
Twenty-eighth Regiment
Richard
John
George
Charles J
M. J. Mahoney
Home Congress at Food Fair Inspires Women of New England
The article reviews the home congress in Boston tied to the Food Fair, praising planning and leadership from notable men and women. Daily programs feature Armenian questions, family culture talks, debates, and musical performances, with dignitaries like Mrs. Mary Lowes Dickinson and Julia Ward Howe. The week ends with open discussions and a planned reception for Ellen A. Richardson, plus attendance by D. A. R. members and guests from various organizations.
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New England
America
Mary Lowes Dickinson
National Women In Council
Holbrook
Mary T. Whitney
L. J. Cherrington
Florence Barker
Ladies’ Aid Association
Roger Walcott
J. O. A. Brackett
W. A. Bancroft
E. 8. Converse
A. Shuman
Julia Ward Howe
Ednah Dow Cheney
B. 3Ay Rose
Cora A. Bennesson
F. Huberty James
England
China
Swami Saradananda
India
Horatio W. Dresser
Boston
Lewis G. Jones
Brooklyn Ethical Association
Ellen A. Richardson
Floral Emblem Society
Congress
Club House Corporation
Etta H. Glidden
A. Blodgett
Oldiers’ Home
Old Men’s Home
The
Persia Institute For the Blind
Mozart Trio of
Cambridge
Richard Blakemore, Jr
Black and Green couple wed at Hanover Street home
Miss Lizzie Black and Mr Elias Green were married in a private ceremony at 240 Hanover Street hosted by Mr and Mrs 8 L Black. Rabbi Macargus officiated. A reception followed with bridesmaid Mrs Davis Frank and best man Mr Davis Frank. Attendees included Congressman Fitzgerald and Representative Daniel Rourke among many others.
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Minnie Steinart
Donia Steinart
Congressman Fitzgerald
Daniel Rourke
S. Ll. Black
Charles Baker
Anna Price
Louis Goldman
Martin Ryder
John T. Ryder
Arthur Bernstein
Marc Bernstein
May Goldberg
Annie Copley
Ida Copley
Israel Esnel
Maurice Esnel
John Esnel
J. B. Coplin
John Smith
Jennie McKey
Kopul Weinner
Louis Pinkoffsky
Sophia Cohen
Meyers Kaplan
Max E. Cline
Idia Pinasky
M. Cline
B. L. Barrison
S. Steinart
Grace Taylor
Mercy Taylor
James L. Murphy
John Hartnett
W. Wolfson
May Cravo
Annie Price
Addela Lambert
Owen Shields
John Brown
Daniel Crowley, Jr
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Eera Addiaonm Clift
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Zré
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Tele Wnelado
Boston Museum
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Rice
Tremont Theatre
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau Co. (Ltd
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Last Wehrer
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Bohehmia
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Lady Betty
Olga Nethersole
Columbia Theatre
Popula
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Bowdoin Citaaria
Charles F. Atkinson
Tonxigert
Land OF the Living
Trocadero Pormerly Palace
Court and
Sudbury Sts
Extravaganza CO
Eden Musee
Marvel
Portland
Bay State
India Wharf
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