Life of the universe and God in Rev. Savage sermon
The sermon at St Pauls by Rev Minot J Savage on Life's Nature traced evolution from fish to man and argued life is a manifestation of the infinite life. He urged living by grace over knowledge and urged simple Christian living through Jesus not schools. He warned against sectarian theology and urged unity and action. The talk closed with a prophecy of a future word from Christ in life and love.
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Minot J. Savage
St. Paul's
Church of the Unity
Savage
Mr. Savage
Rome
Galilee
Shakspere
Paul
Peter
Christ
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Manstead
Connecticut
Free Church Open Doors Appeal at St Pauls Church
The Free Church Association held its annual service at St Pauls Church with sermon by Dr G McClellen Fiske Providence on Psalms exviii 19 urging open doors for free churches. He urged inclusivity, denounced rented pews as a relic, and called laymen to lead a missionary push.
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The
Free Church Association
St. Paul’s Church
Fiske
Man
Free Church Movement
God
Christ
James
England
America
Giordano Bruno lecture stirs Boston audience at Music Hall
Rev. Dr. George Lorimer of Chicago spoke on Giordano Bruno and the Baltimore Centennial before about 2500 at Music Hall Boston. He defended free thought against church opposition, noting Bruno’s fate and contrasting Protestant and Catholic roles in discovery and liberty.
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Music Hall
George ©. Lorimer
Chicago
Tremont Temple
Giordano Bruno
Baltimore
O. P. Gifford
Baltimore Congress
Rome
Columbus
Boston
Bruno
Leo
England
Germany
France
Mr. Blaine
America
Europe
True Christianity Sermon by W H H Murray at Music Hall
W H H Murray argues that Christianity evolved after Jesus, condemns papal and medieval distortions, and urges returning to the founder for true Christian teaching. He criticizes denominational arrogance and urges earnest seekers to consult the fountain head rather than seminaries.
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W. H. H. Murray
Music Hall
Obituary of George P. May Boston Iron Director
George P. May 44, nephew of philanthropist Abbie W. May, died Saturday at his father's Dorchester Avenue home after rheumatic fever and a relapse. Longtime Walworth Manufacturing director, formerly May & Co. in iron trades. Married C C Walworth’s daughter. Funeral Tuesday noon at 987 Dorchester Avenue, Rev. James De Normandie presiding. Interment Forest Hills Cemetery.
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George P. May
Abbie W. May
Dorchester Avenue
May
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Boston
Longwood
May & Co
Broad
State Streets
Oliver Street
Samuel May & Co
G W Simmons Co Suit Orders For Thanksgiving Fitting
If you wish a suit for Thanksgiving or Christmas order now for fitting by G. W. Simmons & Co. at 32 to 44 North Street. Their prices are noteworthy and their work satisfies even the most fastidious customers.
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G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Local Labor Meetings Foster Union Activity Across Cities
The Building Trades Council reported progress on working card systems and discussed actions on non union labor. Delegates from Carpenters, Bricklayers, Painters, and Locals across Boston attended sessions at Wells Memorial Hall and other venues to organize, raise wages, and recruit members.
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Building Trades Council
Pythian Hall
W. J. Shields
Union 33
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Bricklayers’ Union
McQuaid
L. F. Curley
Freestone Cutters’ Union
Union 86
Painters and Decorators
East
Boston
Committee On Ways and Means
Old Colony
Boston &Albany
New York
Paine Memorial Hall
Carpenters’ District Council
Washington Street
Peabody
Wakefield
Whitman
Winthrop Union
Knights of Honor Hall
J. . Shields
Hugh McKay
East Boston
Robert Dodge
General Executive Board of
Operative Tailors
South Framingham
Robey
Bakers’ Union 54
Foresters’ Hall
Eliot Street
E. Brooker
August Delabar
Bakers’ Organization
Europe
America
Knights of Labor
Cigarmakers’ Union
Franklin Street
Evans Hall
Caledonian Hall
Odd Fellows’ Hall
the Journeyman Tailors’ Union
George Francis Train Attacks Boston in Paine Hall Talk
Train apologizes for Boston remarks says he is not to blame and calls Boston the deadest place with criminals free and good people jailed. He vows to sue for damages over imprisonment at Charles Street Jail and threatens to burn Boston if not compensated. He heads to Connecticut for a Press Club engagement afterward.
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Boston
George Francis Train
Paine Memorial Hall
Charles Street
Connecticut
Connecticut Press Club
Boston Press Club
America
Mr. Train
ARREST MADE IN PARK DISTRIBUTION OF TRACTS
Edward A. Robinson assistant secretary of the YMCA was arrested for distributing circulars on the sidewalk in violation of a city ordinance prohibiting handbills on the streets. He was paroled for a hearing tomorrow.
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Jersry Crry
N.J
Edward A. Rohnson
Young Men's Christian Association
Robinson
Cambridge clubs discuss manufacturing centre role
The Cambridge Club meets this evening to debate Cambridge as a manufacturing centre. The Old Cambridge Shakspere Club opens its season Tuesday at J A W’s home with a reading and discussion of Much Ado About Nothing.
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Cambridge Club
Cambridge
Cambridge Shakspere Club
Actress to Aid Irish Activist’s Mother in Need
Mrs Delia 8 Parnell mother of the Irish agitator is in poor health and poverty has left her unable to buy food Actor W J Scanlan learned of her plight and sent a 563 check to cover interest and taxes on her home Irronsides He will perform soon with proceeds to Mrs Parnell for relief
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Delia
Parnell
W. J. Scanlan
Irronsides
Salons and Conversation From France Through Time
M Stanislas Danion opened a lecture series at No 3 Park Street on whether France still caresses conversation. He traced the salon from Rambouillet to Scuds and Mme de l Epiney, noting journalism replaced wit and gossip, and urged a back to lively dialogue. The second talk, next Saturday at noon, will discuss the Boulangisme morality.
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M. Stanislas Danion
No. 3
Park Street
France
Danion
Mme. Rambouillet
Mlle
de Scuders
Hotel de Rambouillet
Boileau
Moliére
Louis XIV
Diderot
Voltaire
Rousseau
Mme. A
Epinay
M. Danion
Dumas
Denise
le Figaro
Taverner
Post
la Fontaine
Harvard Princeton Football Showed Late Collapse
Harvard lost to Princeton 41 to 15 in Cambridge after a strong first half 15 to 10. Princeton's rough play led to two ejected players while Harvard's line weakened in the second half. Harvard travels to Yale at Springfield next Saturday.
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Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Springfield
Critical appraisal of Grant Farragut and Sheridan monument models
Edward Robinson Studies favor Partridge models for Grant and Farragut, praising sobriety simplicity and permanence. He argues Partridge Farragut best. Kitson inferior for open spaces. urges committee to select Partridge for public monument. He notes Grant model shows rugged solemnity and refined cloak details.
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Grant
Farragut
Sheridan
Partridge
Diary of Philip Hone Volumes Highlight His Public Service
The two volumes of The Diary of Philip Hone edited by Bayard Tucker profile Hone as a benevolent New York leader and social figure. It covers his rise from auctioneer to mayor, his public roles at Columbia College and the Union Club, and his interactions with Webster, Dickens, and Fanny Kemble while detailing social custom, dinners, and travel.
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Philip Hone
Bayard Tuckerman
Howe
Grinnell
Brevoort
Adams
Cabot
Cary
Carroll
Otis
New York
Boston
Webster
Clay
Everett
Washington Irving
Charles Dickens
Hone
John Hone
Tuckerman
Philip
United States
Catherine Dunscomb
Europe
Mr. Howe
Jackson
Bank of the United States
First Savings Bank
Harrison
Tyler
Tippecanoe
North
England
Lovers of Peace
Friends of the Union
Texas
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
Mexico
Franklin
California
Urah
New Mexico
Fanny Lelister
Charles Kemble
Bayard ‘Tuckerman
Dodd, Mead & Co
Suspect Comet Found by Rochester Astronomer
Dr. Lewis Swift, director of Warner Observatory, reported a suspected comet near Pegasi with right ascension 22 42 25 and declination 11 50, verified this evening. The object appears large with no coma or tail and moves slowly northeast.
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Rochester
N. Y
Lewis Swift
Warner Observatory
Army and Navy Gazette Army orders extend Major Wikoff leave
Army orders extend Major Charles W Wikoff leave of absence fifteen days. First Lieutenant Robert W Cody, Seventeenth Infantry, ordered to Nashville Tennessee on duty related to the National Guard of the state.
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Washineton
Speciau
Charles W. Wikoff
Fourteenth Infantry
Robert W. Cody
Seventeenth Infantry
Nashville
Lenn
Ate
Abbott to Speak at Cambridge Indian Association Meeting
The Cambridge Branch of the Massachusetts Indian Association will hold its annual meeting at Shepherd Memorial Church Old Cambridge on Wednesday at 2 30 in the chapel. The address will be delivered by Dr Lyman Abbott.
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Cambridge
The
Massachusetts Indian Association
Shepard Memorial Church
Old Cambridge
Lyman Abbott
Patrol raid nets thirty one Chinamen for gambling
Sergeant Pease and Station 4 patrolmen raided Nos. 16 and 20 Harrison avenue yesterday afternoon and arrested thirty one Chinamen for gambling and for being present where gaming implements were.
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Pease
Harrison Avenue
Public opinion in Kentucky letter to the editor
Boston letter writer Thomas H. Clay defends central Kentucky society after the Lexington tragedy, disputing New York and Massachusetts coverage. He argues Kentuckians show moral standard and lawfulness, condemns both killers, and praises local sentiment and chivalry toward the bereaved families. He notes Swope and Goodloe were Republicans and questions external judgments.
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Post
New York Evening Post
the Nation
Boston
Lexington
Goodloe
Swone
Central Kentucky
Advertiser
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Swope
New York
Blue Grass Region
Boston Society
Nation of
Boston Papers
Society of
Harrison
Central
Thos
H. Clay
The New South and Other Features in The New York Ledger
The New York Ledger for November 16 presents The New South by Henry W. Grady the Forsaken Inn a serial by Anna Katharine Green American Cookery six part series Nicety about Nihilist Nim il ish in Ruse by Leo Hartmann Old Fashioned Pasthons and a Cree missionary sketch by E R Young plus Dr Hohnagel Strange Story an original temptation by the Marquise Clara Lanza and a poem The Lady of the Rock by Thomas Duna English editorials including A Scientist's Bright Thoughts Buy this issue from all newsdealers.
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NEW York Ledger
THE
New South
Henry W. Grady
Grady
Forsaken Inn
Anna Katharine Green
Miss Maria Parloa
Parloa
Leo Hartmann
Mr. Hartmann
Russia
James Parton
Northland
E.R. Young
E. R. Young
Northwest
Arctic Circle
DR. Hoknagel
Julian Hawthorne
Ledger
Woman leaps from Craigie Bridge amid pursuit by youths
At about 7 45 last evening four young men accosted a woman on Craigie bridge she crossed to the west side and climbed the railing. A street car blocked them and she jumped into the water. Capt Smith and others searched but strong tides likely carried her seaward. The woman was about 45 in a blue green dress and gray shawl. A deranged woman Sarah Trader of 24 Mall street had left home earlier saying she would go to the bridge and is thought to have jumped overboard.
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Craigie Bridge
Sarah A. Trader
Mall Street
Great Senators of the United States Forty Years Ago reviewed
Oliver Dyer's Great Senators Forty Years Ago receives strong praise from major papers. The volume recounts Calhoun, Benton, Clay, Webster, Houston and Jefferson Davis with personal recollections and lifelike delineations. Robert Bonner's Sons distributes the book, available by mail for one dollar.
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United States
Calhoun
Benton
Clay
Webster
General Houston
Jefferson Davis
Oliver Dyer
Robert Bonner
Price
The
New York Tribune
Union
New York Times
New York Sun
Octiverr Dyer
New York Press
Dyer
Houston
Jeff Davis
Spruce and
William Streets
New York
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