Work for Young Citizens: Channing Course Opens in Five Churches
The Channing Club's Sunday evening lectures on What Our Young People Can Do for the City opened in five Boston churches. Brooke Herford urged temperance and purity as foundations of noble life and urged youths to help the fallen, avoid impurity, and reform social life. He argued for enforcement of laws, and Lyon spoke on honest business as service to God, urging purposeful work and unity in the kingdom of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing Club
Boston
Hawes Church
South Boston
Minot J. Savage
F. Dole
Jamaica Plain
Brooke Herford
Parker Memorial
Parker Memorial Hall
James
England
Mr. Herford
Manchester
Liverpool
Jesus Christ
Lyon
Lyon Sai
Health of the City Address by Rev Horton in East Boston
The Rev E A Horton spoke at the Church of Our Father on Meridian Street East Boston on a youth series titled For the Health of the City He urged better sleep fresh air and recreation and criticized Boston’s school ventilation and street care He urged residents to pressure officials and involve youth in aiding the less fortunate to lift public health and character
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E. A. Horton
East
Boston
Church of Our Father
Meridian Street
Jake
Board of Health
Rev W H Lyon Speaks On Youth Role In City
The Rev William H Lyon lectured at Meeting House Hill Chapel on how young people can aid the city and advance work and business. He linked Bezaleel’s spirit to wisdom and workmanship and argued religion must align with business for civilization to thrive. He stressed art and literature rely on active commerce and that virtue grows where life is busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lyon
Dorchester
William H. Lyon
Meeting House Hill Chapel
Jesus
Hale Lectures Urge Civic Duty Beyond Elections
Rev Edward Everett Hale opened a five Sunday lecture series at King's Chapel urging young people to embrace citizenship as daily duty. He argued personal rights and equal rights require daily thought and action, plus local and national knowledge, challenging city life’s social sets and stressing love over money as the guiding force.
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DR. Hale
King’s Chapel
Edward Everett Hale
Hale
Mr. Drummond
What Our Young People Can Do for Boston
At Second Hawes Church in South Boston last evening Rev F Dole of Jamaica Plain spoke on what young people can do for Boston. He urged schools as equalizers, valuing knowledge over wealth and calling Boston rich in wisdom and ideas. Wealth can vanish. knowledge endures and makes citizens sharers in universal wealth.
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Second Hawes Church
South Boston
F. Dole
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Church of the Unity
Suwanee
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Booker T. Washington
Alabama
South
She ‘Uskegee School
Sam Small at Music Hall Exposes Aliens in Politics
The Rev Sam Small spoke on Romanism as a danger, condemning liberalism and foreign influence in the United States He urged allegiance to American customs and duties while defending public schools and opposing still greater church-state tensions The talk criticized immigrant loyalty and warned against political manipulation by foreign-born residents.
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Music Hall
Sam Small
Small
Bishop Newman
Our Republic
Mr. Small
Europe
Germany
America
Rome
Leo XII
Cerberus
House of Refuge
Boston
Heaven
Vatican
Dedication of People's Church marks debt payoff in Boston
The People's Church Methodist Episcopal in Boston celebrated its consecration with Bishop Randolph Foster and the board of bishops in attendance. The ceremony followed by a substantial offertory and a presentation of a new organ funded by H. B. Dunn upon full debt payment. Foster preached on divine movement, development, and Christ as supreme savior, linking biblical history to modern emancipation and spiritual growth.
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People’s Church, Methodist Episcopal
Randolph &. Foster
Board of Bishops
Foster
Merrill
Walden
Christ
Joyce
Parkhurst
Zion’s Herald
Warren
Lizzie James
Hurst
Bishop Poster
Heaven
Earth
Bishop Foster
Jesus
God
Boston
Chadbourne
Fitzgerald
Petition Against Angeron Crossing At Dorchester Station
A petition signed by Joseph Amin A FE Pillsbury Charles B Fox and 207 others will be presented to the Boston Board of Aldermen. Residents near Dorchester station seek immediate action to remedy a dangerous Lauriat avenue crossing with the New York and New England railroad to restore safe east west communication.
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Joseph Amin
A. FE. Pillsbury
Charles B. Fox
City of
Boston
Dorchester Station
New York & New England Railroad
Lauriat_avenue
Bishop Goodsell at South Boston Church Service
Bishop Daniel A Goodsell preached at St John’s Methodist Episcopal Church South Boston urging use of your Bible and calling on Americans to embrace the Lord’s word as a moving force. He linked “course” to run and urged action. Pastor Louis Albert Banks pressed for missionary aid to Japan with a $1000 goal, starting with a $100 contribution.
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Goodsell
South Boston
Daniel A. Goodsell
St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church
the Thessalonians
Louis Albert Banks
Japan
Bishop Fitzgerald Preaches At Bromfield Street Church
Bishop Fitzgerald delivered a morning sermon from Hebrews citing Christ as worthy of more glory than Moses. He contrasted Moses and Jesus to prompt Israelites toward recognizing Jesus’s divinity and urged reflection on the apostle’s demonstration.
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Fitzgerald
Bromfield Street
Moses
Christ
Apostle
Democratic Dinner Honors Russell at Bay State Club
At the American House the Bay State Club hosted a complimentary dinner for Governor-elect William E. Russell with speeches by Dr. William Everett Congressmen-elect Sherman Hoar and others. Colonel Taylor chaired as Russell praised democracy, urged reforms, and thanked party leaders while urging Republicans and Mugwumps to unite under a progressive Democratic path.
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of the
Bay State Club
Russell
Dr. Everett
Sherman Hoar
American House
William E. Russell
William Everett
Charles H. Taylor
Mr. Russell
Everett
Joseph H. O'Neil
F. 8. Coolidge
John W. Corcoran
WD. T. Trefry
Morris
Connecticut
McKinney
New Hampshire
Tme
People’s Party
Grover Cleveland
Commonwealth
John Corcoran
Democratic Party
Congress
Lodge
Mr. McKinley
Republican Party
Massachusetts
Lyo
New York Tribune
Thurman
Reform and Progress
Mugwumps
Times
Dr Gregg resigns from Park Street Church for Brooklyn pastorate
Rev Dr Samuel H Virgin reads Dr David Gregg letter announcing resignation after four years at Park Street Church Boston. Gregg cites call to Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Brooklyn and asks church to call council to act, stressing prayer and unity, noting no farewell sermon. He pledges to keep members in heart and prayer and asks forgiveness for any weaknesses.
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Park Street
Samuel H. Virgin
Pilgrim Chureh
New York
Ety
Gregg
Society
Stropy
Park Street Church
308Ston
Mass
Pear Brethren In Christ
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Boston
David Gregg
City Notes Report Fatal Injuries and Lecture Event
George A Brown of Chelsea died from injuries suffered at Jones McDuffee Stratton's on Oct 28 at Massachusetts General Hospital. A man unknown by name died in a shafting incident at John P Squire's slaughter house last night. The body is at the Grove Street morgue. Mrs William Lawrence of Dorchester Lower Mills will lecture on Martin Luther under Dorchester Moral Education Association at Mrs Delong's parlors Wells Avenue Dorchester on Tuesday Nov 18 at 3 pm.
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George A. Brown
Chelsea
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Massachusettts General Hospital
John P. Squire
Grove Street
Martin Luther
William Lawrence
Dorchester Lower Mills
Dorchester
The
Moral Education Association
Alger Nominated by Citizens in Cambridge Mayor Race
A Citizens convention in Central square Cambridge nominated A B Alger for mayor. Dr E E Spencer chaired. 46 delegates attended. Aldermen nominees included Bancroft Jones Doyle Gale Cleary Ayleward Townsend Bancroft Buck Parry. School committee nominees were Gushee McKellegett Morse Somers. A rallying committee was formed for the campaign.
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William A. Bancroft
Edward Bb. Jones
William E. Doyle
George W. Gale
John S. Cleary
James F. Ayleward
William M. Townsend
Robert E. Bancroft
Silas E. Buck
John E. Parry
E. M. Gushee
R. J. McKellegett
Asa P. Morse
John E. Somers
Alger Accepts Nomination for Cambridge Mayor
Ex Senator A B Alger accepts the Cambridge Citizens convention nomination for mayor expressed Nov 15 1890. He pledges impartial administration and strict enforcement of laws, advocates businesslike city government with careful budgeting and economy, and says tenure should depend on performance not administration changes. Cambridge Nov 17 1890.
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Citizens’ Convention
Cambridge
Axarakus B. Alger
Garis Club at St Andrew's to reopen for winter work
The Garis Club at St Andrew's Church will reopen Thursday in the 38 Chambers street rooms. It offers shorthand, telegraphing, penmanship, dressmaking, millinery, embroidery, singing, bookkeeping, crocheting and more. A junior club will be formed with attractions for young girls alongside social events and stereopticon lectures.
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ST. Andrew's Church
Garis’ Club
St. Andrew’s Church
Pleasant Club
Chambers Street
Funeral of Rev Henry M Dexter D D Held at Berkeley Temple
The funeral for Rev Henry M Dexter D D editor of the Congregationalist was held at Berkeley Temple at noon Saturday with a large audience including Senator Hoar ex Governor and Mrs Gaston and many ministers. Platform attendees included Rev Dr Clark Wright Dickinson D D Dunning and Quint. Ushers were led by Rev Bridgman Kelsey and several deacons. Brief remarks followed. services ended with prayer and benediction and the remains were conveyed to Forest Hills.
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Henry M. Dexter
D.D
The
Congregationalist
Berkeley Temple
Senator Hoar
Governo
Gaston
Miner
Ellis
Gregg
Hoar
Wright
Connecticut
Furber
Mayor Green
James F.hunnewell
Quint
Dunning
Forest Hills
Conference of church women to meet at Trinity Chapel
A second conference of church women with the clergy will be held in the chapel of Trinity Church on Tuesday November 18 from 10 a m to 1 p m and from 2 to 4 p m The Rev Phillips rooks will preside and papers and addresses on associated and individual work will be given.
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Trinity Church
Phillips Rooks
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Boston Belting CO
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Chambers St
UNION
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Coolidge
Harvard College
Harvard
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Joseph Hi. O'Neil
Trefry
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L. B. Morris
L. F. McKinney
Taunton Iron Works
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Back
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Thomas Sllney
Commonwealth Avenue
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