Break up of the Old Orthodoxy and the Signs of the Times
The Rev M J Savage spoke at Unity Church on the breakdown of medieval orthodoxy and the rise of liberal theology. He argued civilization’s growth makes old beliefs untenable, citing geology biology and humane ethics as eroding core doctrines. He urged private schools and parochial systems to face state supervision and advocated strong moral and manual training in public education. He also critiqued Catholic influence and Swinton’s history in public schools.
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Church of the Unity
Minot J. Savage
Andover
God
Iman
Milton
Mr. Savage
Heaven
Chaos
Antarctic
Hell
Solar
Earth
Satan
Jesus
Globe
Faneuil Hall
Swinton
Vatican
Rome
Gifford
Our Public Schools Speakers at Tremont Temple
The Rev. O. P. Gifford of Warren Avenue Baptist Church spoke at Tremont Temple on Our Public Schools. He opened as an American citizen and imagined being Irish and British American to voice balanced views. He described the public school system as a symptom, not a disease, while reading a threatening anonymous note received recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Gifford
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Tremont Temple
Gifford
Is Swinton Right or Protestant Christianity vs School Board
A church lecture questions Swinton’s history of indulgences and the Protestant Reformation, arguing for factual accuracy in school history texts. The speaker criticizes Anderson and Newman, defends Swinton, and links modern beliefs to ancient myth, devil, and moral development. He urges nonpartisan teaching and discusses the evolution of evil as ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Episcopal Church
James M. Gray
Swinton
United States
Ile
Tome
Luther
Magdeshe
Burg
Edwin J. Mead
Gibbons
Tetzel
Byrne
Letzel
Church of England
Gwinton
Anderson
Sam Adams
George Washington
Cardinal Newman
Newman
Gray
Charles V
Fie
Jacob
Esau
St. George and the
Dragon
Dan
Calvin
Massey Lecture Links Devil to Darkness and Evolution
Gerald Massey spoke at Berkeley Hall outlining the devil of darkness as the opposite of light in evolution. He linked Christian dogma’s origins to myth and argued vaccination and orthodox delusions threaten children. He traced symbolism from crocodiles and serpents to the dragon and devil as primal life foes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Massey
Berkeley Hall
Fletcher
Dr Mitchell of Atlanta Explores Romanist Threats in Two Meetings
The Rev Dr Mitchell of Atlanta a former Lincoln emancipation commissioner spoke at two Roxbury venues on Roman Catholicism faulting Marian devotion rosaries and priesthood as unscriptural. He urged abolition of misleading emigration tactics and urged northern help to curb Roman influence in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mitchell
Atlanta
Lincoln
South
Music Hall
Old Unitarian
Roxbury
Fulton
Mitchell
Christ
Boston
New York
Rome
Tariff Reform League plans continued missionary work
At a full meeting of the executive committee of the Massachusetts Tariff Reform League at 66 State street yesterday afternoon the group unanimously decided to continue its missionary work. The gathering praised gains in manufacturing towns where tariff questions were debated and the low tariff party performed well. A dinner is planned next month with speakers including Sherman Hoar Harvey N. Shepard Joseph Burnett Winslow Warren Josiah Quincy and John F. Andrew along with President Henry L. Pierce to arrange it. An official address will outline the league’s work and results. The headquarters will remain open and Secretary Emerson W Judd will stay on for continued service.
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Massachusetts Tariff Reform League
State Street
Sherman Hoar
Harvey N. Shepard
Joseph Burnett
Winslow Warren
Josiah Quincy
John F
Temperance Meeting At People's Church Discusses School Problem
The Boston Young Men's Prohibition Club held Sunday temperance meetings at People's Church. The president proposed suspending further meetings to allow attendance at school discussion gatherings. Rev W W Trout urged unity among temperance groups and praised Governor Foraker, who he says would close liquor shops if free of party constraints. Vice Rev James M Gray supported temperance but called for deeper change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men’s Prohibition Club
People’s Church
W. W. Trout
Ohio
Foraker
James M. Gray
Fashionable Wedding Event in Beacon Street Society
A Manhattan groom, Walter Baylies of New York, marries Miss Charlotte Upham at Emmanuel Church, attended by prominent society figures including ushers Crawford Clarke and L. E. Sexton. The bride wore white satin with lace, bridesmaids wore pink gowns, and a breakfast followed at 144 Beacon Street with extensive decorations and music by Warren A. Locke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Church
Walter ©. Baylies
New York
Charlotte Upham
George P. Upham
Messrs. Co. BF
Parker
Anita Ward
Cushing
Miss Molredge
Gretchen
Leighton Parks
Beacon Street
Warren A. Locke
St. Paul's Church
Defrees Exhibition at Noyes Cobb Gallery
Thaddeus Defrees is spotlighted in oil and watercolor works from his Venice period and New England scenes. The show, highlighting Cap ris and Morning Effect, plus canal views, reflects his evolving style and tragic death in Venice. Mrs Jenks portraits also on display with fresh color and child character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Noyes & Cobb
Thaddeus Defrees
Venice
Defrees
Boston
Paris
George L. Brown
Capri
Turner
Fortuny
New England
Mt. Washington
Jackson
N.H
Messrs
Noyes & Cobb
Phebe Jenks
Gift Ceremony at Cambridgeport Firm Office
Mr. George F. Fogerty of James Fogerty & Son, architects, Cambridgeport, was surprised Saturday evening when a party of friends arrived. In a humorous presentation, Mr. Charles A. Mason and associates gave Fogerty a diamond ring, a bearskin robe, a kersey blanket, a whip, and a fine eighteen karat gold chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Fogerty
James Fogerty & Son, Architects
Cambridgeport
Charles A. Mason
Fogerty
Mt Vernon Congregational Church Granted Perpetual Library Membership
At a committee meeting on Saturday Mt Vernon Congregational Church was approved as a perpetual member allowing its pastors lifetime free access to the General Theological Library. Annual members received include J M Gibbens Mrs Chandler Holmes Plymouth George W Pennman Quincy and the First Baptist Church Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Theological Library
Mt. Vernon
Correction on Columbus Avenue hotel sale details
In the Postry of Saturday morning a misstatement claimed the Glendon Company sold the adjoining Glendon hotel to Mr L I Browne for 805000. In fact Browne owns the Putnam and Prescott hotels and paid 120000 for the Glendon. Also notes erroneous product ads included.
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Columbus Avernue
Glendon Company
Putnam and Prescott
L. Li. Browne
Glendon
Browne
Putnam and
Prescott
Notable Guests Fill Several Boston Hotels for Stage and Society
Miss Lotta and family arrive at Brunswick with Miss Clara Louise Kelloge and husband Carl Strakosch. Guests include Mr. Charles H. Amsden and Mrs. Amsden at Vendome, Mrs. S. A. Stevenson of London, G. G. Hammond of New London, and many more from New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and Chicago. Edgar A. Perry hosted a Boston Order of Elks reception at Youngs with theatrical company reps and society friends present.
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Lotta
Crabtree
E. W. Dunn
the Brunswick
Clara Louise Kelloge
Carl Strakosch
Edward Pendleton
Cincinnati
H. V. Almy
Philadelphia
Charles H. Amsden
New Hampshire
Amsden
Vendome
S. A. Stevenson
London
G. G. Hammond
New London
George W. Frank
Kearney, Neb
J. ‘T. Hayden
New Orleans
D. K. Lewis
Chicago
Adams House
G. C. Boniface, Jr
G. Reynolds
Edgar Strakoseh
New York
Dow
3Angor
Tt. B. Byrnes
Evansville
Ind
Thorndike
C. S. Crosby
Providence
I. D. Ae
F. D. Palmer
L. Palmer
A. Saker
Bartlett
New Bedford
D. J
McDonald
Halifax
Dremont
Newton M. Shaffer
J. W. Moore
H. 8. Chandler
Cleveland
O. Mine
Helen van Deenhoff
Sig. G. Tagheri
Kellogg Opera Company
A. B
Parker House
Ar Coe
Minneapolis
J. M. Adams
Fort Ann
N. Y
B. C. Webster
Julius Siegel
New
The
Herald
Young’s
W. J. Larkin
Sante Fe
Mr . Murphy
Montreal
Charles Whitman
St. Louis
J. H. Norton
Farewell reception for Mr and Mrs E P Call in Newtonville
A Saturday evening farewell gathering at Mr E A Whiston’s residence on Highland avenue Newtonville honored Mr and Mrs E P Call who leave the Boston Herald after nearly twelve years to join the Royal Baking Powder Company in New York. They will board at the Gilsey House upon arrival in New York.
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E. P
E. A. Whiston
Highland Avenue
Newtonville
John Worcester
C. C. Bragdon
J. R. Carter
Waterhouse
F. A. Dewson
T. M. Clark
Dr. Woodman
Woodmen
Richards
D. C. Heath
Blake
A.J. Baker
Call
Boston Herald
The
Herald
Royal Baking Powder Company of
New York
Cambridge Man James Lynes Found Dead at Spy Pond
The body of James Lynes a Cambridge carriage painter employed by Henderson Bros. at North Cambridge was found yesterday in Spy Pond by Arlington police officer William Aust. The corpse had been in the water about twenty four hours. Lynes long despondent over finances, aged, married, resided on Coggeshall Avenue North Cambridge.
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Spy Pond
James Lynes
Cambridge
Henderson Bros
North Cambridge
William Austeing
Off Austin
Arlington Police
Lynes
Cogesne Avenue
Starr King Unitarian Church Organized in City
At the close of Rev. H Bernard Carpenter's sermon yesterday morning a meeting was held to organize a new church. It was decided to establish Starr King Unitarian Church with Mr Carpenter as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr King Unitarian Church
H. Bernard Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
New England Limited Introduces Elegant Parlor Cars
The New England Limited between Boston and New York gains a new service of elegant parlor cars and coaches. The trains, famed as Always on Truc, promise unmatched comfort for passengers on the 3 p.m. run from Boston or New York, with arrivals at 2 p.m. in each city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Limited
Boston
New York
New York & New England Railroad
Notes About The City In A Boston Paper
The weekly report lists 166 deaths in Boston and multiple local items. Coal contracts were awarded to Edmund Keyes for public buildings in Charlestown North End and East Boston, and to F W Darling & Co for suburbs. State House estate appraisers named Charles H Allen Thomas J Whidden and Herbert L Perry. Benjamin Leach admitted theft from B A Atkinson & Co with $500 recovered and another $500 missing. South End industrial school raised $500 at a Saturday fair. Michael Murphy died at City Hospital from a spine injury at Pier 6. A Dorchester Moral Education talk by Rev W R Lord is planned. YM C A notes include a Commercial Travellers work service with speakers from NY Amsterdam and Boston. Edward Harris injured between May Steele and the Eastern railroad drawbridge, taken to Marine Hospital. Police officer reassigned to Station 8. Women’s clubs plan benefit entertainments with a Nov 27 Unity Church concert. Cunarder Cephalonia carried 9000 barrels of apples and 40,000 bushels of grain. Parker’s Helping Hand Mission head ill. Christmas dinner planned if possible.
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Boston
Charlestown
North End
East Boston
Edmund Keyes
F. W. Darling & Co
Charles H. Allen
Thomas J. Whidden
Herbert L. Perry
Commonwealth
State House
Benjamin Leach
B. A. Atkinson & Co
South End
Michael Murphy
Pier 6
City Hospital
W.R. Lord
Dorchester
Count Tolstoy
Moral Education Association
Henry Richardson
Bailey Street
Young Men’s Christian Association
E. L. Loudon
New York
International Young Men's Christian Association
United States
Ernest Sellem
Amsterdam
National Young Men's Christian Association Committee
Holland
George H. Richter
Charles L. Pitkin
Edward Harris
May Steele
Eastern Railroad
Marine Hospital
George Pinkerton
Barry
Bridge
Thomas J
W Place
M. J. Allen
S. E. Gardner
Willam Appleton
Robert Treat Paine
J. Montgomery Sears
Working Girls’ Club
Church of the Unity
Cephalonia
Liverpool
G. W. Parker
Parker’s
Unitarianism and German Theology Lecture Highlight
The Rev. Joseph H. Allen spoke at Channing Hall on Saturday on Unitarian ism and German Theology. He argued that extreme liberal German theology influenced orthodox and liberal beliefs and reshaped them, noting the impact in the ministry of the late James Freeman Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Allen
Channing Hall
James Freeman Clarke
Shaving and Dressing Furnishings Featured at Palne's
An advertisement for shaving cases bachelors and ladies chiffoniers and cheval dressing glasses in a wide range of attractive designs from Palne's Furniture Co at 43 Canal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palne’s Furniture Co
Canal St
New York inventors sue over elk cigar trade mark in Boston
United States Circuit Court hears a motion for a preliminary injunction in a patent style case. Col it J A Lichtenstein and partners claim original ownership of a cigar trade mark featuring the word Hike and an elk design burned into cigar boxes. They allege Boston defendant infringes and seek restraint. Attorneys Huntress Albers for plaintiffs Pierce for defendant Goldsmith present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Colit
J. A. Lichtenstein
New York
Boston
George L. Huntress
H. Albers
Edward H. Pierce
H. Goldsmith
Superior Courts First Session Brigham Oct
A fragmented list of cases in multiple sessions and judges shows numerous dockets with defendants and plaintiffs including McGlowan Hall Turner Richmond Je nn es Chelsea McGafragan Y 1 ton Marshall Meb Levitt Vargas Court Liverty Hill Ludovica Boston Franklin Barrett Liske Whit Timayenis Beals Murphy Russell Gilles Lith Hutch v Donaldson Print Co v Chase Lowden Ipswich Morrill Mills Davyis Hancock Lord Farnain Holmes Hammond Cock Bradley Curtis May Huggins Dearborn Homans Inn fourth session Dunbar Ferguson Barrie Lee Osgood Samne Sullivan Beansins Aiken Pulsifer Wagner Mesherry OConnor Comens Howe Conover Converse.
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Jenness
Chelsea
McGafragan
Marshall
McDevitt
Franklin v. Clark
Barrett
Spofford
Liske Whit
Timayenis
Beals H. Co
Mead
Wing
Askenasy
Soldier of Fortune Lee grilled in Old South lecture
Mr. John Fiske’s Saturday talk in the Old South examined Charles Lee the Soldier of Fortune. He argued Lee’s high self regard inflated his self‑assessed skill while his European military experience drew initial praise. Fiske outlined Lee’s schemes to seize command and suggested extra moves aimed at discrediting Washington to become commander. Letters from years later allegedly support the theory.
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Washington
Boston Architectural Club to elect officers at first meeting
The new Boston Architectural Club will hold its first regular meeting on November 30. Eighty seven young city architects have joined and will elect permanent officers. Rooms on Hamilton Place, selected and furnished, will be ready for occupancy soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Architectural Club
New Boston
Tamilton Place
Carpenters Push Eight Hour Workday Effort in Boston
About 300 carpenters from Boston Lynn Brockton Salem and nearby towns paraded through city streets and gathered at Tremont Temple to hear eight hour demand talks. P J McGuire outlined union strength noting 481 local unions and 53000 members as support for a next spring campaign. Speakers included Rev Mr Sample George McNeil and E M Chamberlin. Railroad employees also met to discuss the eight hour issue and signed onto a new organization. The Building Trades Council also heard McGuire speak on the eight hour plan.
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Boston
Lynn Brockton
Salem
Tremont Temple
P. J. McGuire
The
Carpenters’ Brotherhood
Sample
Chelsea
George¢ EK. McNeil
E. M. Chamberlin
Old Colony Railroad
Boston Hall
W. J. Shiedlds
Carpenters’ Union No. 33
Organization of
Railroad Employees
Building Trades Council
Handel and Haydn Society Announces Three Oratorio Dates
The Handel and Haydn Society will present three Sunday evening concerts this season featuring The Messiah Verdi Requiem and St Paul on December 23 February 24 and Easter April 21. The chorus has been reorganized and soloists include Mr and Mrs Henschel Miss Winant Mr Myron W Whitney Mr Campanari and others. Season tickets go on sale at Music Hall next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel and Haydn Society
St. Paul
Henschel
Miss Winant
Myron W. Whitney
Campanari
Music Hall
Travel Comforts On Fall River Steamers In Winter
The Fall River line offers comfortable travel in fall and winter with well warmed saloons and staterooms. Ventilation is good and the interiors rival any hotel in the land for coziness and comfort.
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Fall River
Cosey
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Times
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Ev. G .P. Gifford
Romatminiae
James BM. Gray
Ife
Tariff Reform League
Bronth
the Fine Arts
Eneral Theological Library
Salvation Oil
New York City
America
Hota&ls
Avon Street
Boston Post
Emond & Quinsler
Goddard
Rockaways
Washington St
Werre
Haverhill Street
Cote Tm Ree A Il
I A
J. Semmes
INGTC
Oak Grove Farm
BO Ruccle
Health Food CO
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Son Lon
Tuttle
Elikir
Lorse Hospital
Hyde Park
Merrimas Street
Superior Cours
Brigham
Bag
M.c.s.co
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Doane
Barrie
Rafter
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Whitney
Osgood
Samne
Sane
Sullivan
Woodruff
Beansins
Aiken
Boston & M. RR
Pulsifer
Bullard
Wagner
Same
Mesherry
Boston & Albany RR
O'Connor
Floyd
Comens
Grilly
Howe
Drumimon
Conover
Merrill
Converse
Salle
Murphy
Webster
Isaacs
Keim
Bates
Kyte
Curry
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Norton
Saunders
Daun
Savings Bankers
Wiggin
Murray
Reading
Bay
Partridge
Fiske Ve Wetherbee
Bray
Martine
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Woods
Harris
Lord
Sniegel
Brown
Chris. Soc
Horton
Frisk
Eston Gas- Baldwin Light Co
Morgan
Dcc. Works
Lawence
Paul
Newcomb
Rowe
Bourson
RH. Graves & Sons
Wall St
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester, Mess
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