Unitarian Club Dinner Highlights Business in Religion
At the Vendome a Unitarian Club dinner featured Rev Brooke Herford and George Hale addressing two hundred members. The talk stressed “Business Enterprise in Religion,” urging laymen to support the American Unitarian Association and noting the need for practical church work and greater merchant involvement. Booker T. Washington also spoke on economic uplift for African Americans.
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Unitarian Club
American Unitarian Asav
Brooke H
Ord
Arlington Street Church
George 8. Hale
Edward Everett Hale
D.D
William Wilkins Walker
Booker J. Washington
Charles G. Wood
Beach
J. Allen Davis
A. E. Scott
E. A. Horton
Weston Lewis
W. H. Ladd
D. H. Coolidge
J. B. Case
A. F. Hervey
Thomas Garfield
John W. Porter
Henry Lyon
Oakes A. Ames
Herbert Nash
J. Varnum Fletcher
Hersey B. Goodwin
Wheeler
Club
Boston
Brooke Herford
Herford
American Unitarian Association
Ames
Colorado
New Mexico
Unitarian Association
George S. Hale
Seth C. Beach
Dedham
American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions
Booker T. Washington
Alabama Normal School For
South
Gorman Wins Substantial Victory in Maryland Politics
Gorman's partial triumph signals rising tension as Maryland politics become more dynamic. He backs a constitutional convention to change courts, facing strong opposition and a margin of about 15,000 against the plan. Governor race sees Jackson win with a record small margin, while Republicans and allies gain ground across most counties including Howard, despite Gorman’s influence.
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Wasmacton
Sorcian
Maryland
Boss Gorman
Gorman
Baltimore
Jackson
Baltimore City
Howard
Political Factional Strife Spurs Election Law Reform Hopes
The article outlines Democratic losses in the Legislature weakening the party’s control and boosting reformers who may push amendments to election laws. It notes Pinckney Whyte’s strength for attorney general on the Gorman ticket, and describes a long rivalry with Gorman. The piece suggests a brewing clash between Whyte and Gorman, with Whyte aiming for the Senate after Gorman’s term ends.
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Gorman
Pinckney Whyte
Whyte
United States Senate
Senate
Stopping Trains Test At West Albany
Westinghouse freight brake tests conducted on New York Central lines near West Albany before about fifty railroad officials. A fifty car train stopped from thirty seven miles per hour in nineteen seconds and a twenty car train stopped in eleven seconds under passenger service pressure. Tests will be repeated in Boston on Monday.
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Albany
N. Y
Boston
Dr Storrs Accepts Presidency of Foreign Missions Board
The Rev. Dr. Richard S. Storrs formally accepts the presidency of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. He notes the board's decision to entrust preliminary examinations to its permanent committee, rejects probation after death as un gospel, and urges cautious handling of the theory in future candidate approvals. He also discusses relations with churches and his personal readiness for ecumenical duties.
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Richard S. Storrs
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Storrs
Prudential Committee
Straws From State Street on Atchison Line Expansion
Advices from the West state the Chicago extension of the Atchison road nears completion and will open early next year, giving Atchison the largest mileage and a direct Chicago to Pacific coast route. Rivalry with the Alton is likely for passenger traffic. consolidation talks involve Chicago Eastern Illinois and Chicago Indiana Coal lines with stockholders set to approve a sale to West End Street Railway Company and a plan to cut expenses.
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Pacific Coast
Kansas City
Alton Roads
Atchison System
Boston
Chicago & Eastern Ilinois
Chicago & Indiana Coal Railway
Union
H. H. Porter
Chicago & Indiana Coal Company
West End
West End Land Company
Deaths and Notices from 19th Century Europe and America
Mrs. Ann Kennedy of Boston Highlands died in Pegl Italy on the seventh aged 72 after fifteen years invalid. She leaves husband one son and three daughters. George H. Wood of Danvers died formerly woollen dept manager at Jordan Marsh Boston and later in business. Thomas J. Martin actor in Miles Barton company died in Troy aged 42. wife Marion Fiske on stage. General DeCourcey, former commander of French forces in Tonquin, is dead.
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Ann Kennedy
Donad Kennedy
Boston Highlands
Pegl
Italy
Hastings
Eng
Boston
George H. Wood
Danvers
Messrs. Jordan, Marsh & Co
Lowell
Thomas J. Martin
Miles & Barton’s
New York
Troy
N. Y
West End Railways Stockholders Back Consolidation Plan
Stockholders of West End Metropolitan South Boston and Cambridge railroads meet in Boston to approve sale of rights and franchises to West End Street Railway Company and payment for non exchanged stock. Majority vote favors consolidation. details outline payments per share and authority to finalize agreements.
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Metropolitan
South Boston
West End Street Railway Company
West End Company
Meionnon
Equitable
Henry M. Whitney
Howe
Cambridge
Consolidated
Whitney
Henry D. Dyde
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Kilby Street
Richards
West Hnd Company
South Boston Railroad
Cambridge Railroad Company
Harvard Square
Arlington Horse Railroad Company
Massachusetts
Pentis Cummings
Messrs
Walter Swan
Edmund Reardon
Henry F. Woods
Edwin Dresser
J. K.oe
L. Motague
L. S. Brown
Coffin
New Hampshire Colleges Class Totals in Dartmouth Catalogue
Advance sheets from Dartmouth College show class sizes: Academic seniors 49 juniors 56 sophomores 64 freshmen 62 total 231. Chandler department totals 66, Agricultural College 37, Medical College 128, overall 462 excluding Thayer School. One half of students reside in New Hampshire with Vermont, Massachusetts, New York and Ohio next in line. several new entrants would bring total to about 475.
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Concorp
N. H
Sredan
Dartmouth College
Chandler Scientific
The
Agricultural College
Medical College
Thayer School of Civil Engineering
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
Ohio
Theatres Advertise Evening Shows and Varied Programs
Park Theatre presents A Hole in the Ground at 7 45. Boston Museum shows Sophia at 7 45. The Theatre offers A Run of Luck. Hollis Street Theatre presents Colleen Bawn at 7 46. The Theatre hosts Joseph Jefferson. Soward Athenaeum offers Variety at 8.
Auction Schedule for Friday and Today
The list shows sales by Samuel Hatch & Co for real estate at 11 a.m. Engravings by Leonard & Co. at 3 p.m. Horatio Harris handles fruit at noon and today. Leonard & Co. also handles furniture at 3 p.m. Friday.
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Horatio Harris
Samuel Hatch & Co
Leonard & Co
Marriages Recorded in Boston and Nearby Cities in Early November
A list of marriages performed in early November across Boston and nearby locales. Entries include Herbert W. Brough with Nellie Rebecca. Stewart Gentles with Celina Picko. James E. Jenkins with Annie L H Senter. Frank E. Lincoln with Annie E. Wiggin. Edward Prebie Motley with Marian Palfrey. William Sigourney Otis with Pauline Root. Walter G. Waitt with Mary McDougall.
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Mags
Annie LH. Senter
Portland
Lincoln—Wiggin
Somerville
George W. Durell
Frank E. Lincoln
Annie E. Wiggin
Motley
Palf Rey
Navy
Phillips Brooks
Edward Prebie Motley
Nahant
Marian
Francis Winthrop Palfrey
Boston
Otis—Root
Piet Church
Edward Everett Hale
D.D
William Sigourney Otis
Pauline
James Edward Root
Waitt McDougall
Robert G. Seymour
Walter G. Waitt
Mary McDougall
Obituary notices from multiple New England families dated November
Notices list deaths of Mary S Cole in Cambridgeport Carrie E Gould in Fitchburg Maria E Hathaway in Plymouth Anne Kennedy in Italy Samuel D Lewis in Malden Harry L Mitchell in unknown Ernie Murray in unspecified florist family Charles P Powers in Chelsea John I Swasey in unknown Henry Orne White M D in El Gajou San Diego county California dates November 7 to November 8 with ages or relations where given
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Cambridgeport
Mary S
Charles E. Cole
Gould
Fitchburg
Mass
Carrie E
Robert D. Gould
Hathaway
Plymouth
Maria E
Benjamin A. Hathaway
Kennedy
Italy
Anne Colegate
Donald Kennedy
Lewis
Malden
Samuel D. Lewis
Mitchell
Harry L. Mitchell
Edward L
Henrietta Mitchell
Murray
Ernie
Catherine
James Murray
Powers
Chelsea
Charles P. Powers
Boston
Swasey
John I. Swasey
White
el Gajou
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