Rabbi Ben Saccal and the birth of Jewish thought
Rabbi Schindler recounts the pseudo funeral of Jochanin Ben Saccal and the shift in Judaism from temple worship to synagogue led spiritual study. He notes Ben Saccai’s role in redefining Judaism as a science and philosophy while Rome’s rule persisted.
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Rabbi Schindler
Jochanin Ben Saccal
Rome
Ben Saccai
Ben-Saccal
Jesus Nazareth
Cambridge Rally Highlights Party Divisions in Massachusetts
The Cambridge Republicans held a Union Hall rally with Ex Mayor Hall presiding. Senators Hoar and Lodge spoke on state leadership, voting rights, and opposition to Democratic policy, criticizing fisheries policy and urging turnout to defend Massachusetts governance.
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Cambridge
Union Hall
Hall
Senator Hoar
Uts
Massachusetts
Europe
Republican Party
Democratic Party
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Chester W. Kingsley
Third
Middlesex
Hoar
Henry Cabot Lodge
Democratic
Cleveland
Saltonstall
Corse
Corse Or Mr. Aldrich
Maryland
Lodge
Political committees and officers listed with ward designations
Creed 16 James Donovan 17 Felix Mundy 18 John Callahan 19 William Murphy 20 John Dever 21 J W Kenney 22 Michael Donnelly 28 John Loughan 24 Thomas Barry 25 John Lee 25 Finance committee Ward 21 Patrick Maguire 2 John Sullivan 3 George Sanderson 8 John Fitzpatrick 15 Michael Creed 18 John Callahan 25 John Lee 25 Printing committee Ward 14 L J Logan ex officio 6 Mathew Keany 16 David Jarry 19 Bartholomew Connolly 23 Charles Belford Ward 24 Sergeant at arms George Phillips
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John F Callahan
John H. Lee
L. J. Logan
Mathew Keany
David F. Jarry
Bartholomew J. Connolly
Charles A. Belford
George Phillips
Daniel McLaughlin
Merrimac Street
James McLaughlin
N. J. Gillespie
Edward J. Donovan
Hugh McLaughlin
Cannon
All
Ihey
St. Omar Hall
John Cannon
Henry Fowler
M. J. Garrity
Joseph A. Nolan
Paucus
Dunlea
Heslan
Thomas C. Kennedy
George Carien, Jr
Patrick J. Kennedy
Thomas O. McEnaney
Warp
John W. O'Neil
John E. Hayes
Samuel R. Brintnall
Joseph J. Corbett
Matthew Dolan
Edward J. Harrington
Independence Hall
Fard Y
William H. Whitmore
Daniel Dwyer
David J. Hagerty
Edward E. Morse
Edward J. Leary
Thomas F. Sullivan
Peter J. Riordan
F. H. Wail
James Donovan
Jeremiah Desmond
WARD
John W. O'Meally
James J. Lannigan
Wyand
Louis Messenger
Samuel Kallman
William H. Monahan
Political Notes Show Broad Conventions And Nominations
Delegates and Republicans gathered at the Quincy House hosted by Senator J Varnum Fletcher. Prohibitionists in Ward 23 and Somerville temperance groups held rallies and nominations across several districts. Democratic and Independent Democrats named candidates in multiple districts, with veterans groups endorsing Henry B Lovering for Governor.
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J. Varnum Fletcher
Belmont
Second
Middlesex
Quincy House
Somerville
Glines
Winter Hill
Henry T. Hogan
John W. Bosworth
Ward 23
Robinson
Lynn
Marcus M. Merritt
Chelsea
Suffolk
Ward 16
Mahoney
Hampden
Palmer
Samuel W. Brown
Brimfield
Union Veteran Army
Metropolitan Hotel
Henry B. Lovering
Essex
William H. Poore
Bradford
H. M. Chase
Frank Boardman
Somerset
M. V. Phipps
J. W. Wilkinson
Henry J. Wells
W. ©. Lane
George Close
W. H. Bonaparte
Michael Collins
Dracut
Twenty
James Lally, Jr
Milford
Thomas R. McCuey
Blackstone
Worcester
Plymouth
Eben Perkins
Peabody
KB. F. Southwick
Hanover
George H. Hunt
Rockland
Orrin H. Carpenter
Charles H. Robinson
Melrose
W. A. Waterhouse
Democrats Nominate Representatives Across City Wards
Ward by ward caucuses yield nominees for the Legislature with Donovan and McLaughlin leading in Ward 8. Large turnout in Ward 22 results in Dunlea's nomination, while Ward 7 and Ward 15 show factional splits and adjourned meetings. Independent Democrats meet at Independence Hall with Donovan and McLaughlin as their candidates.
Democratic Ward and City Committee Subcommittees Listed
The Democratic ward and city committee names its executive subcommittees by ward numbers and members including John Brant John H. Sullivan John J. Witzpatrick John F. Dore John Read J. Orvis Fallon Alex Bb McGahey PD. Dwyer Joseph R. Lomasney John H. Ruth Timothy D. Sweeney George R. Swasey James A. Murphy John A. Collins Michael J.
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Democratic Clly Committee
Democratic
John Brant
John H. Sullivan
John J. Witzpatrick
John F. Dore
John Read
J. Orvis Fallon
Alex Bb
McGahey
PD. Dwyer
Joseph R. Lomasney
John H. Ruth
Timothy D.sweeney
George R. Swasey
James A. Murphy
John A. Collins
Michael J
Fires Reported From Multiple City Incidents
A boiler exploded at 8 10 in 260 Washington street owned by Harvard College and leased to Lansing Millis heirs and the Central Vermont railroad. The blast caused a small basement fire with $100 damage and no injuries. Additional fires occurred on Brookside avenue West Roxbury and at 44 Brattle street and 13 Cornhill damaging the Lewis Engraving Company and other firms. Hatch was rescued after being found partially overcome by smoke.
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Washington Street
Harvard College
Lansing Millis Heirs
Central Vermont Railroad
Brookside Avenue
West Roxbury
Cable Rubber Company
Brattle Street
Cornhill
Lewis Engraving Company
Adams & Westlake
Stoddard & Co
Fires Hit Stores and Homes Across Several States
A string of fires causes multiple losses Nov 4. Avery and Woodbury's storehouse in Mulrorp suffers $400 stock loss, insured. W H Gilder & Co in Franklin lose $1200 stock, building uninsured. John Barry's home in Stovanton damaged $700. Misses Hall's East Farms property destroyed with hay and crops lost. $6000 loss. Towne's Yale & Towne Barn in Stamrorp burns, about $40,000 loss. Weakley & Warren's furniture store in Nasayuta, with block fire causing $170,000 loss and many injuries. telegraph and telephone networks disrupted.
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Mulrorp
Avery & Woodbury
Washington Block
Franklin
W. H. Gilder & Co
Stovanton
John Barry
School
Perry Streets
New Haven
Conn
Misses Hall
East Farms
Wallingford
Stamrorp
Henry R. ‘Towne
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Comany
Nasayuta
Tenn
Weakley & Warren
Bank Alley
Western Union
Hames
Young Moriarty Killed in Hotel Shafting Accident
David Moriarty, 19, employed at Young's Hotel whitewashing areas, had clothing caught in a pulley yesterday. He was hurled around the shaft and battered the brickwork before being taken to Massachusetts General Hospital, where he died that afternoon. He was the sole support of a widowed mother.
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David Moriarty
Young’s
Massachusetts General Hospital
Young Moriarty
Boston Police Relief Dissolves Sick Benefits Payout
The Boston Police Relief Association reported $168 paid for sick benefits in the past month. The fourth of January was fixed as one day for the bali.
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Boston Police Relief Association
Harvard to Meet Wesleyan on Jarvis Field in Opener
The intercollegiate football season opens with Harvard facing Wesleyan this afternoon on Jarvis field. Harvard’s squad shows strong practice, with aggressive blocking and lineup depth. Captain Holden leads a rough, fast game, while Woods and Moore recover from injuries for today’s clash.
Business Failures Rise Across Regions in Last Week
New York reports 225 U.S. and 20 Canada failures this week, totaling 245, up from 216 last week. The Western and Southern states drive the increase, while Dunn & Co and Bradstreet note mixed trade signals, with prices mostly flat or declining and cautious bank activity across regions.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
Telegraph
United States
Canada
Weekly
Trade Review
R.G. Dunn & Co
Northwestern
New England
Wisconsin
St. Paul Bank
Northwest
Bradstreet’s
Boston
Pittsburg
Treasury
Penne Braystreet’s
United Kingdom
New York City
Milwaukee
Norfolk
Washington
Astern
Madstreet
Middle States
Southern
Western
Pacific and Territories
Mystic Park Closing Races Highlight Fashionable Crowd
At Mystic Park the closing races drew a large, stylish audience despite a strong wind. Mme. Marantette’s team Major Banks and Hard Luck defeated Frank Hale’s Skylark and Dan in a tight two heat, times 1:58 and 1:54, with the deciding third heat 1:56. Other events included Fred S. winning a harness match and a stubborn contest between Norway Knox and Augusta Schuyler.
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Mystic Park
Mme. Marantette
Major Banks
Frank A. Hale
Skylark
Dan
Madame
Hale
Marantette
Eccee
Fred S
Kitty Y
Fred
Charles Yapp
Daniel Bytley
M. Bitty
Norway Knox
Jock Bowen
Augusta Schuyler
Jim Golden
Golden
James Golden
Ch. m
J. J. Bowen
Bik.s. Norway
Knox
C. K. Drew
Miller
Thomas Mayfield
Clerk
Boston Superior Court Session Docket and Pending Trials
The record lists multiple cases across three sessions with defendants Daniel W King and others, including Townsend et al seeking about 7000 for accommodation notes. Additional actions involve Timothy Kelly vs Alonzo P Clifford for about 2500 plus trial details. Notices announce motions for Monday November 7 at 9:30.
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Superior Court
Buoveert
Charles Townsend
Daniel W. King
Same
New York
D. Webster King
Boston
King
M. Morse, Jr
J. C. Coombs
Timothy Kelly
Alonzo P. Clifford
Hartford Street
J. H. Burke
G. A. Griffin
L. M. Child
Abrams
Lozowski
Shattuck
Rand
Cecconi
Rodden
Haldeman
Goff
Pray
Bird
Wentworth
Bost
Loan Co
Hill
Newell
Uonlon
Cavanah
Littlejohn
Fitchburgh
Stone
Norton
Morahan
Bay State
Pierce
Lawrence
Hammond
Leo Stein
Thomas B. Morrill
Laintiffs
Union Street
F. M. Copeland
W. B. French
Kate Goulding
Michael Grady
P. E. Muldoon
George A. Swasey
Arthur W. Tufts
City of
Humboldt Avenue
Charles F. Kittredge
R. M. Nason
Flaherty
Dunbar
Lincoln Wharf Co
Fitchburg
Butler
Jenkins
Regan
Downing
Blunt
Dow
Dennan
Boston Daily Adv
McGuaughey
Richardson
Hunts
Crosby
Cronin
Shaw
Lawless
Mass. Ben. Assin
Cavanagh
Messinger
McMahon
Schell
Corbet
O'Neil
Feeley
Davis
Mumber
Mason
Gilfilian
Mawhinney
Nazro
Phillips
Kellener
Winkley
McGlewen
Geyer
Hazelton
Smith
Wrigley
Fay
Blodgett
French
Martin
Childs
Burke
Clegg
Stor
W. Co
Yeaton
Hunnewell
Learnard
Desha Lum
Hautchins
Tilden
Bolles
Roberts
Purdy
Hurley
Munro
Whipple
McLeod R.R. Air Sig
Norice
Court Street
Middlesex Superior Court Docket New York Style
In Middlesex County Superior Court Judge Pitman presides on Nov 4. McCarty versus Boston and Lowell Railroad Company remains on trial. The present shortlist ends this term with no further jury cases. Motions on Nov 7 and Lowell court cases proceed. Cambridge list begins Nov 9 with first three pages in order.
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McCarty
Boston & Lowell Railroad Company
Fall
Hanmer
Lowell
Cambridge
Application for Admission as Attorney in U S Circuit Court
Anson M. Lyman of Brookline Massachusetts has applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the United States Circuit Court in the District of Massachusetts. Notice is given under the court rules by John G. Stetson Commissioner.
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District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Anson M. Lyman
Brookline
John G. Stetson
United States Circuit Court
Reception to Students at Boston YMCA
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association hosted a winter reception for Boston university and college students including Harvard. Law's Orchestra played, the Ruggles Street quartet performed, Richard H. Dana welcomed guests, and Rev. Frederick Courtney spoke on Politics and Religion. A gymnastic exhibition and club swinging followed with refreshments and social hour.
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Y. M. Christias Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
W. H. Baldwin
James Li. Murdoch
Flora E. Barry
B.A. Robinson
Byron A. Robinson
Jabez L. Robinson
Arligton
Chenen
Brooke Herford
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Mt. Vernon
Brimmer Streets
Grafton
St. Matt
Justin D. Fulton
Music Hall
Episcopal Church
Dartmouth
Harwich
James M. Gray
Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
I. W. Cole
Fpartwell M
Hoylston Street
George S. Hale
Knapp
Edward E. Hale
D.D
Licot
Harvard University
Liizabeth P. Channing
Slojiro Pukuziwa
Boston Common
M. R. Deming
A. d Gordon
A. H. Flyin
D. Pp. Gifford
W. S. Haven
Ware
Warren Avenue Church
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boston
Harvard
Law
Ruggles Street
Richard H. Dana
Frederick Courtney
St. Paul’s
Ethier
Boston Notices of Public Affairs and Local Events
Trustees of Captain J Putnam Bradlee's will authorize a 476000 distribution to charities. Boston Chamber votes to suspend business on election day. Railroad ticket patent case heard in United States Circuit Court. Militia reports two commissioned officers discharged. Hoosac Tunnel Dock extends Pier 7. Deputy Marshal Bates jailed on mail fraud charge. Notable bric a brac sale continues at Libbie and Co. Water meter tests nearly finished. Local lectures, clubs, and religious meetings announced with dates and venues across Boston.
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J. Putnam Bradlee
Boston Chamber of Commerce
American Duplex Ticket Company of
New York
United States Circuit
Rana & Avery Supply Company
Frank H. Mudge
Frank H. Hoyt
Hoosac
W. Bates
Bates
Charles F. Libbie & Co
Hayward Place
Hamburger
Amsterdam
Delft
Chestnut Hill
Ross Turner
George W. Cable
Tremont Temple
Meredith
Charles A. Ufford
The
Baptist Tabernacle
W. J
A. H. Plumb
D.D
O. P. Gifford
W. L Haven
Clausen
Yellowstone Park
Young’s
Architects’ Club
Revere House
Benjamin R. Tucker
Anarchists’ Club
Cadman Hall
Francis A. Walker
Trinity Club
D. H. Dill
Shawmut Avenue
Reardon
Washington Street
Leif Ericsson
Guardian Cooperative Bank
Two Boys Fall From Second Story At Boston Factory
Yesterday afternoon Alfred Beawnont 14 of 16 Causeway street and Thomas Cannon of 121 D street South Boston fell from the second story while at J C Pushers brush climbing rope hoist on Sudbury street. Beaumont had a fractured skull and broken right leg. Cannon suffered a broken left leg and internal injuries. Both were taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Alfred Beawnont
Causeway Street
Thomas Cannon
D Street
South
Boston
J. C. Pusher
Sudbury Street
Beaumont
Cannon
Massachusetts General Hop Tal
Tufts Tennis Doubles Leading To Championship Match
Doubles matches show Stover and Denison 91 beating Leighton 0 and Potter 91 G4 5 6 7 5 in a preliminary. Brown 788 and Davis 89 face Hollister 89 and Cate 89 with the winner meeting Stover and Denison for the title. Tufts football team to play Dorchester at College Hill this afternoon. A boiler and engine donated by Whittier and Sturtevant now installed in College Hall southeast room for engineering students.
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Stover
Denison
Leighton
Potter
Brown
Davis
Hollister
Cate
Tufts
Dorchester
College Hill
Messrs. Whittier and Sturtevant
College Hall
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