Unitarian Club Banquet Honors Japan Mission At Vendome
A large Unitarian Club banquet in the Vendome state apartments featured Hon. Leverett Saltonstall and many distinguished members. Speakers praised the Philadelphia national conference, urged support for home and foreign missions, and highlighted the Japan mission and the Meadville Clarke professorship.
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Unitarian Club
the Vendome
Leverett Saltonstall
John Lowell
Brooke Herford
Horace L. Wheeler
Newtonville
Andrew P. Peabody
D.D
John Snyder
St. Louis
James B. Thayer
George Batchelor
George 5
N. H. Henchman
Horace G. Wadlin
Martin
Peabody
Saltonstall
Philadelphia
Henry H. Edes
Edes
Council
National Conference
Boston
Francis J. Brown
M.D
Sherman Hoar
Dr. Brown
Academy of Music
Dr. Hale
George William Curtis
George 5. Hale
Herford
Saratoga
Pacific Slope
New York City
Paul
Damascus
Japan
Conference Council
Hale
Minot Savage
F. E. Hale
Rudius
Foreign Board of Missions
Japan Mission
James Freeman Clarke
Meadville
Unite
Teachers in the Church Religious Training of Children Discussed
About 2000 Sunday school workers from multiple denominations gathered at Tremont Temple Massachusetts for a state convention. Dr John Hall urged training the rising generation in Bible truths and moral law to resist modern evils while emphasizing parental and societal roles under divine guidance.
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Massachusetts
Tremont Temple
A. E. Dunning
D.D
John Hall
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York City
Hall
Europe
Boston
New England
United States
New York
Suburbs
Masachusetts
Chicago
London
Pans
Rome
God
Father of
Light
Bpapeey School
Emory J. Haynes
F. A. Peloubet
Bellamy
B. F. Jacobs
Christ
Luther
Jesus
jAlmost
Church of Christ
A. F. Schaufner
Growler
Father Huntington
Gotham Court
Baxter Street
Ludlow Street
Pell Street
Mulberry Street
Metropolis
Children’s Aid Society
Washington, D. C
W. H. Hartshorn
Tremont
Temple
John Wanamaker
Bible workers sent to their divine mission vow
Gratitude from Kansas City Missouri dated November 13 1889. Bishop John H. Vincent thanks well wishers and urges that all Bible workers be called converted consecrated and endowed for their holy mission.
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Kansas City, Mo
John H. Vincent
Galvin Nominated by Democratic City Committee for Mayor
The Democratic City Committee moved to nominate Owen A. Galvin for mayor after ballots showed him with a clear majority on the informal vote. John B. Martin declined candidacy, urging unity to defeat the Republican ring. The convention also discussed street-commission reforms and named Burrill as street commissioner candidate. The squadron roster for Boston visitors was listed in a separate section.
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Carberry
Mr. Maguire
Mr. Kennedy
Mr. Corbett
Mr. Creed
Mr. Burke
G. R. Swasey
Ward 12
Martin
Owen A. Galvin
S.seeeseee
Leopold Morse
John B. Martin
John B. Martin Rose
Democratic City Committee
Democratic Convention
Democratic Committee
Boston
Galvin
P. A. Collins
Dudley Street Opera House
Nan
City Hall
City Mall
Falvin
Democratic Party
Cunniff
Maguire
Ward 18
Isaac 8. Burrill
Board of Street Commissioners
Charlestown
Roxbury
Dorchester
Street Commission
Ward 21
Burrill
Herbert Ward lecture at Music Hall to feature curiosities
Purchasers of tickets for Herbert Ward's talk on the Congo Cannibals of Central Africa may inspect Ward's African curiosities upon arrival in a few days. Mr. Glave will contribute African melodies during the lecture at Music Hall next Tuesday evening.
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Herbert Ward
Music Hall
Congo
Central Africa
Mr. Ward
Mr. Glave
Mason & Hamlin Open New Boston Piano Showroom
Mason and Hamlin open a large piano and organ showroom at 154 and 155 Tremont Street Boston. The staircase front and seven large glass doors showcase a broad stock. the firm has operated in Boston for twenty three years and expanded to street and basement floors to meet growing trade.
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Mason & Hamlin
Tremont Street
Boston
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Relieves Exhaustion
An advertisement proclaims Horsford's Acid Phosphate relieves mental and physical exhaustion. The claim targets readers seeking tonic relief and energy restoration, emphasizing vigor and well being without medical endorsement.
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Horsford
Raymond and Whitcomb California Winter Tour Excursions
A Boston Raymond and Whitcomb winter tour train departs with new vestibuled cars and luxury transit. The route passes Fitchburg station at 4 pm with multiple connections to Chicago and Pasadena arrival on the 23rd. The party lists hundreds of travelers from Boston and New York, with attendants and baggage, heading toward La Junta and then California. additional departures are planned in December and January.
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Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb
California
Pullman Company
Boston
Fitchburg
West Shore
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Kansas City
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Pasadena
Raymond
New England
New York
Philadelphia
Rotterdam Junction
Messrs
Carroll Hutchins
Fredrk. Ayer
Henry
Lyon
George H. Smiley
Lake Minnewaska
N. Y
M. A. Albee
Boulder
Col
M. Pp. Anderson
Bath
Alice Bacon
Mass
Francis Bacon
Susan Bacon
John F. Barry
George W. Bird
F. M. Blanchard
John Bley
Penn
Laura A. Bowles
Washington, Vt
Mary L. Burnham
Farmington
Mary
Burnham
Arthur P. Butler
W. A. Butler
Stony Creek
Conn
Louise Chapman
West Medford
E. F. Coe
M. R. Coombs
Charlestown
Mary A. Cornell
Mohonk Lake
Clara Creighton
Thomaston
Ira B. Cushing
Brookline
Dabney
Maid
Dabney, Jr
Grace
J. Edwin Davis
Mary F. Dennison
East Cairnbridge
C. O. Doane
FE. A. Ford
Pittsburg
Agnes M. Frame
Hyde Park
Exama B. Fry
Troy
A. O. Fuller
Wakefield
L. B. Fuller
Frances B. Garrett
Logan
Philip C. Garrett
Edith M. Hadley
Goffstown
N. HL
H. W. Hadley
Abbie B. Hill
Dorchester
E. J. Hill
Jane R. Hill
L. M. Hill
L. B. Huntington
Montpelier
A. Huntting
East Hampton
Gussie C. Ives
Brooklyn
W. B. Jones
Newburyport
Clara M
Jordan
Louise Kennedy
Aeey T. B. Kerr
N.Y
Charles E. Kimball
J. W. Lindsey
Fall River
Gustavus Lucke
Sherbrooke
Helen Mather
Watertown
M. H. Mathes
Weymouth
McHugh
Albany
L. A. Morse
Genn
L. J. Moses
Martha H. Munroe
H. J. Park
N._Y
Main
Maude J. Park
Frederick G. Perry
A. E. Pratt
Natick
Priscilla Pratt
Sarah A. Rice
Waverly
C. J. Rowland
F. A. Sanford
Westfield
Edward Seaver
Roxbury
Martha Seaver
William Seaver
Mary L. Seavey
M. L. Y. Seffens
Conway
Annie M. Seffens
R. F. Simmons
Attleboro Falls
Phebe K. Dlocum
Abby E. Smiley
Alfred H. Smiley
Fannie R. Smiley
Sarah Snow
San Francisco
Cal
M. E. W. Sparhawk
Jennie Stillman
Arthur Taylor
C. &. Thomas
Aaron Thomas, Jr
William H. Webb
E. J. Wescott
H. E. Wescott
Edith L. Wilde
Melrose
J. D. Wilde
Anna Yarnall
Ellis H. Yarnall
la Junta
Letter to the Editor on Palfrey and a Clerkship Claim
Joseph A Brown of Boston defends remarks about Mr Palfrey postmaster of Boston during the war. He recalls urging a Union party loyalist for a clerkship and Palfrey’s pledge to resign his own post to support a family dependent on him before removing an officeholder. Also notes a diphtheria death and two new cases in Dover New Hampshire.
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Palfrey
Post
Boston
Union Party
Joseph A. Brown
Reader Corrects Catholic Congress Platform Claim
In a letter to the editor Thomas Dwight denies a Post report that the platform favors secret societies. He argues the text praises benevolent groups like St Vincent de Paul and rejects any ban on non secret Catholic groups, calling the notion of endorsement of secret societies absurd.
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Catholic Congress
St. Vincent de Paul
Baltimore Sun
Thomas
Fraternal Congress Adjourns After Debating Insurance Roles
The National Fraternal Congress closes its session with recommendations to exempt fraternal societies from general insurance laws. It calls for a Kansas misgiving over Commissioner Wilder, proposes census data for fraternal groups, and selects Pittsburg as next meeting site with officers and plans for subsidiary rules.
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National Fraternal Congress
John Haskell Butler
Butler
New York
Insurance Commissioner
Department of the
Kansas
Gilbert
Wilder
Committee On Statistics and Good of the Order
Shields
Biggs
Committee On Laws
Pittsburg
Penn
Committee On Finance
Acker
D. H. Shields
Hannibal
Ancient Order of United _ Workmen
Lewiston
Knights of Honor
O. M. Shedd
West Poughkeepsie
N. Y
George Hawkes
Philadelphia
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Young’s Hotel
Congress
Major Nathan Weston Obituary Highlights Maine Ties and Service
Major Nathan Weston died at his Dorchester residence. A Bowdoin graduate and lawyer, he practiced in Maine and Massachusetts. He served as a Mexican War paymaster under General Taylor, fought at Monterrey and Buena Vista, and was active in Democratic politics. Uncle of Chief Justice Fuller, he valued intellect and integrity. He left a widow and several sons.
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Nathan Weston
Dorchester
Maine
Supreme Court
Bowdoin College
Taylor
Monterey
Buena Vista
Ist
Democratic Party
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Suffolk Club
James H. Blake Dies by Self-Inflicted Wound at Beacon Street
James H. Blake, 45, died at his home 193 Beacon Street from a self-inflicted bullet wound. A Boston native, he suffered Bright's disease for years and lost his reason. He served as secretary to Nathaniel Thayer and trustee of the estate, and earlier held a 1862 lieutenant’s post in the Forty-fourth Massachusetts Volunteers.
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James H. Blake
Beacon Street
Bright
Blake
Nathaniel Thayer
Boston
James Blake
Forty-fourth Regiment of
Massachusetts Volunteers
Francis L. Lee
North Carolina
Thomas G. Stevenson
Hon J Warren Merrill Former Cambridge Mayor Dies at 70
The Hon J Warren Merrill ex mayor of Cambridge died Tuesday evening aged seventy. Born in 1819 in South Hampton New Hampshire he moved to Boston and joined a firm with Joshua P Preston later earning legislative seat and two mayoral terms during the Civil War. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Old Cambridge Baptist Church.
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J. Warren Merrill
Cambridge
South Hampton
N. H
Boston
Joshua P. Preston
Merrill
Old Cambridge Baptist Church
Settlement reached in Cunard Francklyn suit at New York
The $3,000,000 lawsuit by Sir Bace Cunard against Charles G. Francklyn settles out of court. Miners in Spring Valley Illinois accept terms used in the district. A dam near Alou Ontario bursts destroying mills bridges and homes with heavy damage. An aged couple drowns and others escape. Sheriff Flack’s case adjourned due to Judge Monell’s illness. James Keenan alias Blind Jimmy jailed for four years for a Brockton theft. Holyoke paper mills plan to shut to reduce surplus writing stock.
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Sir Bace Cunard
Charles G. Francklyn
New York
Spring Valley
Alou
Ont
Flack
Ambrose Monell
James Keenan
Jimmy
Plymouth
Brockton
Keenan
New Hampshire
Holyoke
Andover Stock Farm Built From Snow Legacy
An old Boston magnate David Snow planned a premium stock farm near Andover. Since May, J H Richardson owns the 125 acre site with three light-filled barns, a half mile track, paddock and meadow for hay. He has organized a strong stable with Thorndale Chief and promising progeny, plus noted mares and two-year-olds, all tended by foreman Mr Sullivan.
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Andover
Srecrau
David Snow
Boston
North Andover
J. H. Richardson
Snow
Merrimac River
City of
Lawrence
Richardson
Thorndale Chief
Thorndelia
Thorndale F
Jessie
Bessie Thorn
Little Thorn
Thorndale Jim
Big Thorn
Nelson, Jr
Nelson
Young Rolf
Sre
Albert Wilkes
Keyser
George Wilkes
Aleryon
Rolf
Carrie ‘I
Brighton Road
Norah
Oweenee
Daisy C
Sullivan
The Oolah Comic Opera to Open Next Week
Francis Wilson leads The Oolah a three act Persian farce about a law curbing remarriage. The ensemble includes Marie Jansen Laura Moore Nettie Lyford and others with Goathher and Young scenery. Box office sales begin Thursday morning Nov 14.
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Francis Wilson
Persia
Oplah
Marie Jansen
Cadi
Laura Moore
Nettie Lyford
Hubert Witke
Charles Plunkett
Harry Macdonough
Benjamin F. Joslyn
New York
Goathher
Young
Richard Barker
Gilbert and Sullivan
Savoy Theatre
London
Notes About Women and Public Life in the Era
A compilation of updates on women in society and profession. Topics include Kate Field's new political arts paper, Russian high school girls seeking apprenticeships, Lizzie Banks as a diplomat’s secretary to Peru, American women cycling in France, carpet knotting as a trade, Juliet Carson editing Household Monthly, East London women workers forming a union, Baltimore Women's College fitness program led by Matilda Wallin, and forthcoming prison statistics monograph by Falkner and James.
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Kate Field
St. Petersburg
Lizzie Banks
St. Paul
Paris
Juliet Carson
London
Baltimore Women’s College
Matilda Wallin
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H. B. Robeson
Sidney A. Staunton
M. R. S. Mackenzie
R. P. Rodgers
K. Rohrer
J. A. H. Nickels
John Hubbard
W. H. Shuetze
A. M. Knight
A. P. Niblack
G R. Evans
G. F. Hawk
Fe.t. Witherspoon
I. C. Walton
Atlanta
John A. Howell
A. R. Conden
N. E. Niles
G.A. Calhoun
G._H._ Peters
H. S. Rey
A. L. Key
J. M._ Poyer
M. ©. Drennan
W. F. Worthington
A. McAllister
Samuel Mercer
James O’kane
Harry Knox
Wainright Kellogg
Hamilton Hutchins
W. KR. Rush
Lloyd
F. J. Haeseler
M. K. Eyre
W. S. Dixon
G. P. Lumsden
H. T. B. Harris
H. D. McEwan
A. F. Dixon
B. ©. Sampson
Marines
L. J. Gulick
Yorktown
F. E. Chadwick
H. G. O. Colby
C. A. Bradbury
J. ©. Colwell
W. F. Fullam
A. G. Winterhalter
R. ©. Smith
RK. Stocker
F. M. Russell
John C. Boyd
W. Battlefield
Andrade
State Senate
Suffolk
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Superior Criminal Court
Willard
George M. Stearns
Mr. Galvin
Stearns
Boston Schools
Boston University Law
Raymond & Whitcomb Tourists
Dover
the Catholic Congress and Secret Societies
the Fraternal Congress
E. J. James
University of Pennsylvania
Roland ¥. Falkner