Anarchy and the State as Sermon on Chicago Crimes
At West Church Rev. Dr. Bartol preaches on Anarchy referencing Chicago events. He denounces socialists as assassins of society and warns that law and capital punishment protect the state. He links mercy to public safety and questions toleration of publications provoking violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Church
Bartol
Chicago
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Bismarck
General Grant
Major Andre
Wells
Republican Caucuses Set as City Campaign Begins
The Republican caucuses will elect delegates to the mayoralty convention to be held the following Tuesday evening. A field of potential candidates for Mayor O'Brien's seat is discussed including Hart, Beard, Merrill, Whidden, Bradlee, and Walcott. Some Republicans favor a citizens movement and delaying a ticket to await developments. Moody Merrill faces opposition for anti Blaine ties in 1884. Bradlee may accept a nomination. he was absent in Chicago but expected to reply soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Committee
O’brien
Hart
Alanson W. Beard
Moody Merrill
Thomas J. Whidden
Bradlee
Roger Walcott
Citizens’ Movement
Camaren
Chicago
Republican rejoicings at Essex Club in Salem
Essex Club at the Revere House heard Dr. George B. Loring Senator Hoar and Henry Cabot Lodge discuss the 1888 Republican path. They praised Blaine and hailed a party-wide victory pace with Whittier honored on his 80th birthday. a committee was formed to prepare a nationwide tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Club
Revere House
George B. Loring
Senator Hoar
Henry Cabot Lodge
General Cogswell
Loring
Blaine
Tenterden Steeple
Goodwin Sands
Mr. Blaine
Republican Party
New York
Hoar
Essex County
Garrison
John G. Whittier
Sumner
P Phillips
Whittier
George W. Cate
Amesbury
Hill
Haverhill
C. A. Shepard
Danvers
Frank E. Allen
United States
Essex House
Salem
Middlesex Club
Young’s
Burden
Noyes
Major Merrill
Marden
John Haskell Butler
Fellows
Lovering
Agnes
Dr. Burden
State Committee
Southworth
Massachusetts Club
Ames
Brackett
Barrett
Concord
Mass
P. C. Sweet
James F. West
H. L. Shurtleff
Boston
Aldermen begin recount for Representatives in two districts
In Lynn on November 12 the city aldermen completed a recount of votes for Representatives in the eighteenth and twentieth districts. The tally solidified results for John Driscoll Dem J Leland Towne Dem Thomas Kavanagh Dem and James P Martin Rep with Kavanagh and Martin gaining one vote each while Browne and Driscoll also advanced slightly. Overall outcome remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
John Driscoll
J. Leland Towne
Thomas Kavanagh
James P. Martin
Kavanagh
Martin
Browne
Driscoll
Prohibition Tactics Highlight Committee Meeting
The Prohibition State central committee met at 36 Bromfield street with C G Knights presiding. Speakers praised a 28 percent rise in Prohibition votes vs 11 and 4 percent gains for Republicans and Democrats, and a plan to form a new state committee in January. The group urged unity of temperance advocates on a no license ticket to enforce laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition State Central Committee
Bromfield Street
C. GB
Knights of Worcester
W. J. Earle
Miner
Judge Pitman
George Kempton
Volney
Cushing
Peace Meeting in Tremont Temple Advocates Arbitration
A large audience at Tremont Temple heard leaders from the American Peace Society and British delegates urge arbitration over war. Speakers praised British visitors, noted past U S British tensions, and called for a US Britain treaty directing disputes to arbitration with a Massachusetts citizens committee to present the plan. Letters from Governor Ames, Hon. Winthrop, John G. Whittier, and Gen Howard were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Peace Society
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
E. 8. Tobey
The
Peace Society
Robert C. Winthrop
Brackett
Great Britain
United States
England
Halley Stewart
M.P
Boston
New Boston
W. R. Cremer
Britain
America
Cleveland
Stewart
Alabama
A. D. Provand
General Grant
Congress
Alexander Mackenzie
Cambridge
Atlantic
Sir Lyon Playfair
John Bull
William R. Cremer
Germany
France
Rhine
Joseph Cook
Cremer
Morning Star
Cook
Massachusetts
Ames
Winthrop
John G. Whittier
Gen
O. Howard
Pacific Division
United States Army
Dr Pullman Denounces Capital Punishment In Lecture
The Rev Dr Pullman of Lynn urged Universalist teachers to oppose executions in Chicago noting the brutal method degrades law and society. He warned reformists should protect the moral gains of civilization and check anarchists without delay or remorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Lynn
Universalist
Chicago
National League to Meet in New York Amid Tense Relations
The annual National League meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York will address strained relations between managers and players and the Players' Brotherhood. A repeal of the four strike rule and changes to base on balls are discussed, with emphasis on umpire standards and higher player salaries amid opposition from the Boston club management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball National League
Fifth Avenue
New York
Players’ Brotherhood
Boston Club
Ordination of Rev. Charles S. Hurd in Boston church
The Benevolent Fraternity of Unitarian Churches ordains Rev. Charles S. Hurd as minister at large at Parmenter Street Chapel Boston. Ministers and speakers including Rev. Minot J. Savage and Rev. Stopford Wentworth Brooke discuss theory of ministry and duties of teaching worship and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Hurd
Benevolent Fraternity of
Boston
Parmenter Street
Theser- North End
Eber R. Butler
Warren Street
Stopford Wentworth Brooke
First Church
Minot J. Savage
Jesus
Savage
Edward A. Horton
Edward Everett Hale
LH. Winkley
Bulfinch Street Chapel
Winkley
Hurd
Bultinch Street
Brotherhood of God
Edward Hale
the South Congregational Church
Charles 5. Hurd
Westinghouse Air Brake Tests For Fifty Freight Cars
The Westinghouse air brake tests will run this forenoon on the Fitchburg line near Stony Brook. A special train with railroad men will depart Fitchburg station at 10 o clock. Attending are H. H. Westinghouse, W. W. Card, Henry Snyder, 4. W. Claus, Angus Sinclair, and Charles T. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Brake Company
Fitchburg
Stony Brook
Albany
George Westingpouse, Jr
Witchburg
H. H. Westinghouse
W. W. Card
Henry Snyder
Union Switch and Signal Company
W. Claus
Angus Sinclair
American Railway Master Mechanics’ Association
Charles T. Brown
The Horse Classes and Percheron gains at Farmers Meeting
At a Saturday Farmers meeting Hon George B Pring discussed American horse classes. He noted speed oriented varieties, heavy work types like Percherons now improved and robust, and thoroughbreds. Pring offered guidance on selecting sound animals and care in illness. A large attentive audience attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B.pring
New England
Pr. Loring
Famous Swift Specific Company official sails for Europe
J W Rankin secretary and manager of the Swift Specific Company of Atlanta sails on the Servia to Liverpool. Dr J Emmett Blackshear of Georgia is secured as medical director in London to supervise European operations and advertising. The London office, opened less than a year ago, faces heavy orders and needs enlargement to meet demand for the 8.5.8 medicine in Britain and the Continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rankin
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
Liverpool
J. Emmett Blackshear
Georgia
London
America
Great Britain
Charity Ball Planned by Aleppo Temple Nobles in Boston
The Aleppo Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine arrange a grand charity ball at Music Hall on Nov 83 to aid Boston's needy. The event follows other city news including ship Michigan's maiden voyage with 128 steerage passengers and police department changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleppo Temple
Mystic Shrine
Music Hall
Boston
Michigan
Liverpool
Police Department
G. A. Smith
Division 14
John T. O'Lalor
Division 15
Division
John G. Richorn
Division 4
Thomas C. Evans
Anti Poverty Meeting Denounces Private Land Ownership
The Anti-Poverty Society met at Horticultural Hall. Mr Brazier argued rents are community fraud and land ownership is odious, linking high death rates in dense districts to private land. Mr Gardner of the Boston Henry George Club cited long hours and meager wages as modern slavery. Other speakers followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Poverty Society
Horticultural Hall
Brazier
England
Gardner
Boston
Henry George Club
New York
No License Debate at Cambridge Church Meeting
A church gathering at 3 Church on Magazine Street Cambridge last evening drew a large audience. President J. H. Capen of Tufts College and Samuel C. Darling of Somerville spoke in the interests of opposing a license. The Pilgrim M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magazine Street
Cambridge
J. H. Capen
Tufts College
Samuel C. Darling
Somerville
G W Simmons Co Offers Bargain Rifles at 450
Besides shooting suits leather jackets and hunting shoes at 32 North Street the G W Simmons Co advertises today the extraordinary bargain in rifles Sharp breech-loaders metallic cartridge priced at 450.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Barain
Sharp
Carridge
Sale of Valuable Books At Auction From Charles KN Guild Collection
Messrs. Charles F. Libbie & Co. will auction an extensive East Somerville collection of America related books and pamphlets from Charles KN Guild. The sale runs Wednesday through November 23 with daily sessions at 10 AM and 2 PM. The lot includes New England and New York history, genealogies, state histories, society publications, private presses, and works on Mormonism and Washingtoniana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Charles F. Libbie
Bradford Club
Pasex Institute
Narragansett Club
Prince Society
American Antiquarian Society
Seventy-six
Munell’s
Sabin’s
Woodward's
Wiggin's
Drake’s
Dawson's
Gowans
Force
Smithsonian
Washingtonia
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Dr. Bartol
I, Abraham
Court Street
M. J. Hurd
Charities
Mercantile Library Association
George B. Lormng
General Theological Library
Charles Robinson
George R. Baldwin
Edwin H. Sampson
Tremont Row
E. W. McElwain
James Francis
J. W. Messer
A. White
N.S. Greet
Sea of Galilee
Mountains of
Galilee
Great Sea
Inez Crabtre
W. H. Harrington
William R. Lample
Kent R. Neptune
Hollis Street Theatre
Joseph H. Goodspeed
Mexican Central Railroad
West End
John Stetson
Globe Theatre
Pavonia
James Russell Lowell
Louise Chandler Moulton
Morton Dexter
A. W. H. Eaton
8. T. Morse
E. E. Spencer
Life Insurance
Park Row
Board of Directors
Council
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
Edward B. Harper
New York City
Alfred Taylor
Charles R. Bissell
Joan H. Acker
Samuel A. Robinson
West New Brighton
Staten Island
H. Brown
Baltimore
Anthony N. Brady
Municipal Gas Co
N. Y
Samuel W. Wray
Philadelphia
Newell W. Bloss
Great Bryan
James W. Bowden
M. D
George F. Lawrie
Martin, Buffum & Co
Whitest
Frederic T. Braman
Henry J. Reinmund
State of Ohio
W. Guyer Hunter
Thos. W. Johnson
Johnson, Sutton & Co
Mad
Warring Kennedy
Toronto
Henry L. Lamb
State of New York
Troy
Thomas P. Baldwin
Baldwin & Cagle
WM. Wilson
Frederic
Parker
William Miller
E. D. Ludwig
Sperinten
Erie
George R. McChesney
J.M. Stevenson
B. W. T. Amsden
Julius W. Krafft
B. G. Bloss
the Central Trust Company OF New York
Tontine Reserve Fund
John Hopper
Eastern Department
Tremont ST
SP Ascriber
D. Slevens
Congress Street
North Andover
Parker's
Boston Press Club
A. A. Folsom
Florace T. Rockwell
Patrick Maguire
Luther L. Holden
H. A. M’glenen
Bosworth Street
Hk and Crean
Oak Grove Farm
Stevenson
Faneuil Hall Square
Valace, Button
John F. Pray
Washington St
S.B. Tobey & Co
Congress St
Pearl ST
W.p. Balch Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
Calder
Roxbury
William and Edwin Sheare
Boston Linen
Boston Bond
Samuel Ward Co
Devonshire St
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Hove, Pelnam
Cunnengham
Spring Lane
ING Agency
Columbus Ave
Boston Post
Henry F. Miller
Miller
Boston Association
Chestnut Street
Price
Washington Street
Gas Lighting Co
Arch St
Paris
Aker
W. Baser & CO
Dorchester
Leon H. Bateman
Parker Street
Charlestown
A. E. Pillsbury
Bateman
John W. Beach
Mr. Beach
Roger Sherman
Prescotts
Connecticut
Carris E. Gibbons
Brooklyn
Thomas J. Sanford
N. H
William P. Spaulding
Spaulding Bell
Neponset
Boston Lodge of Elks
Health Food CO
the Journal
Neles
Brookline News
Louis Cassier
Prices Denis
United States Circuit Court
Colt. J
Cross Pen Company
W. W. Winkley Et al
Winkley, Dresser & Co
Dunlap Pen Company
S. J. Elder
W. B. Finch
J. E. Leach
Supreme Judicial Court
Superior Court
Blodgett
Hammond
Mason
Malden
Richard Burris
Maiden Water Works
Mountain Avenue
Olice
coRaves &Sons
Wade
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