Tremont Temple Pastor Declines Chicago Call
The Rev George C Lorimer of Tremont Temple Boston rejects an Oct 31 1895 invitation to become pastor of the university church in Chicago, citing strong ties and ongoing growth at Tremont Temple. He notes the church’s large classes, evangelical work, and his commitment to remain in Boston. The offer prompted praise from Baptists nationwide and discussion of the Tremont congregation’s future.
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Baptist Brotherhood
Baptist
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Dr. Lorimer
Illiam R. Harper
H. W. Mahan
New York
Rochester
Chicago
Chiace
Learnig
Baptist de Nomination
Lakes
Ent University
Tremornt Temple
Boston Baptists
Gheorghe C. Lorimer
Tremont Street
Scotland
América
First Baptist Church
Paducah
Dwarts
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Louisville
Albany
Immanuel Baptist Church
Windy City
Sultan acquires new yacht Aline for Constantinople voyage
On November 18 in Nov, the Sultan of Tur ed showed off the schooner yacht Aline, recently bought from Cowes for Constantinople. The vessel set sail in the afternoon, signaling the start of a royal maritime undertaking.
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Prince of E
Aline
Sultan of Tured
Cowes
Constantinople
Imperial government to join Canada in fast transatlantic service
London reports in official circles that the imperial government has decided to collaborate with Canada to establish a rapid transatlantic shipping service. The announcement signals a new phase in ocean transport and potential boost to maritime trade.
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London
Imperial
Canada
Barefaced campaign extortion in Boston city work
A Boston newspaper accuses the Curtis administration of coercing city employees to fund Republican mayoral campaigns. It cites street department notices denying outside solicitations, pressure on small contractors with teams, foremen pressuring workers for $50 to $100, and the use of extra city teams to distribute patronage and influence.
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Boston
Curtis
Republican
Hart
Farhilles
Wheeler
Saipan Dias
Ceth
Tex Fen
Roxbury
Particu N
Carthy
Utah
Tremont Street
Teamiriver
McCarthy
Reed
West Roxbury
Seichael J. ‘Coyle
MSF Se Witnen
Rene Ae Orge
Wmbeence
Republican Committee
Boston to New York Sound Line Steamboat Express
Advertises a weekly weekday 7:15 a.m. steamboat express from Summer Street station Boston to New York via the Sound route with parlor car. Mentions inside route advantages for summer and winter travel, ticket office details at Old South Church area.
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Saar Porte
Arwich
New York
Hidden silver hoard found on New Hampshire farm
On a New Hampshire farm, Henry M. Darling found a hidden bag containing three dozen silver dollars, about eight to twelve forks, and two napkins, all solid silver, while cutting brush. John Jolly identified the location, suggesting the stash dates back to a prior era.
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John Jolly
Henry M. Darling
Funeral rites for Jordan laid to rest at Forest Hills
Large crowd attended the Jordan funeral at a Boston church with tickets for admission. Clergy led a brief Episcopal service as pallbearers and honorary ushers processed past an ornate floral tribute display. Mourners included leading city figures and Jordan family members, with a final burial at Forest Hills Cemetery on Summit Avenue.
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Donald
W. H. Dewart
Dr. Donald
George F. Pabyan
B. F. Stevens
John P. Marquand
P. Mandell
H. M. Whitney
John M. Clark
Otis E. Weld
EB. J. Mitton
I. Braggiotti
George H. Bradford
Alexander §. Porter
Charles H. Taylor
George W. Stow
W.W. B. Shedd
F. O
George L. Osgood
J. C. Bartlett
George J. Parker
W. I. Meek
George W. Want
George H. Remele
Arthur B. Hitchcock
George R. Clark
D. M. Babcock
Emmanuel
Church Choi
Eben D. Jordan
BE. D. Jordan
Robert. Jordan
Dorothy Jordan
A. B. Foster
Herbart Damaresa
Jordan Rumar
James C. Jordan
Marion Jordan
Lottie Clark
Mary Clark
J. H. Ringot
Chandler Jordan
Rebecca Campbell
B. J. Mitter
Charles H.taylor
William C. Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Grace Taylor
Cecil Wilson
Wilson
Jordan, Marsh & Company ‘Dry Goods
Miss Patterson
Miss Grein
Miss Hancock
Miss Holmes
Miss Holland
Holmes
Miss Moore
L. Moore
C. Witherell
Stratton
Mis Dickinson
Messrs
R. D. Watters
William
Thomas N. Hart
Robert G. Fitch
Francis M. Nichols
Samuel Little
West End Street Railway
Samuel Johnson
Edward Johnson
C. F. Hovey & Co
N. Oldrich
Enry G. ‘Nichols
George
Mandell
William Durant
W. A. Taft
John
J. A. Gwynne
Melrose
A. P. Martin
Board of Police Commissioners
Jackson
Lee
Mandell & Daniels
Tyler
Curtis C. Nichols
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Henry Wood
John C. Paige
George R. Spaulding
Thomas Mack
George Wheatland
George Wetherell
James Stevenson
Charlies Gookin
Francis Peabody, Jr
Durrest Prouty
Ace Simon
Charlies H. Andrews
Lewis
R H. Stearns
A. ©. Spencer
W. Richardson
Prentiss Cummins
James Wesson
H. J. Cole
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Waterville
Poland Springs
Hiram Ricker & Son
Boston
J. H. Ringet
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Arnold
A. Shuman & Co
W. ©. Taylor
William Shedd
T. Downey, Jr
Temple
Chibi
Charisse B. Taylor, Jr
Alexander Salvini
Isadore Braggiotti
Richard Manafield
B. J. Mitton
Heteh
Maérion Jordan
Mrs. Jordan
James
George H. Wetherell
Nélson V. Titus
J. S. Wesson
Harriet Dickingon
Jordan Dumaresq
Misses Wettierell
Richardson, Hill & Co
Charles H. Andrews
B. ¥. Nourse
James Lincoln
M. D. Clark
Hughes
Misses Holmes
Coli W. H. Baldwin
George W. Milton
Grimms P
Forest Hills Cemetery
Forest Hills
Summit Avenue
Jaeoee
Marcel ‘Beee
Are. Jordan
Dorchester Caucus Draws Heavy Vote in Ward 24
Dorchester’s Ward 24 held a brisk caucus at Field's Corner with crowds on sidewalks and streets. Polls opened at 2 PM and by 8 PM about 1600 votes were cast as partisans cheered their favorites, police kept order, and candidates Sanford Callender Perkins Manks and Folsom campaigned. A red circular urged votes for A P A candidates Wilbur F Adams Henry J Rice Leverett T Hughson for the Common Council.
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Ward 24
Field’s Corner
Cauc
Eivery
Music Hall
Sanford
Callendar
Perkins
Manks
Folsom
Common Council
Wilbur F. Adams
Henry J. Rice
Leverett T. Hughson
Colby for Alderman in Ward 18 caucus results
Ward 18 caucus saw 600 ballots cast, a record. Curtis ticket led mayoral race with 380 votes, A P A ticket maxed at 56, other independent ticket low. John H. Corby won alderman with up to 878 votes, Lovett below 100. Councilmen Sidney ete and Wood 414 and 93 votes respectively. Aldon Smith 93. Applause greeted results.
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Curtis
John H. Corby
George B. Lovett
Sidney Ete
Arthur G. Wood
Aldon Smith
A P A faction battles for control in Ward percent
The A P A fought hard in Ward percent but suffered a heavy defeat. One vote at the caucus marked a rare instance in ward history. Only A P A nominees for Com mon Council were two delegates: Dimer BH Chain and Francis F. The caucus stayed open until 8 10 after 6 o'clock start, extended to handle crowds. At least seventy five voters were challenged as Democrats but admitted. Challenges were raised by members of the A P A organization in several cases.
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Norination For Common Council
Catana
Dimer BH. Chain
Francis F
eBme
Ward 16 caucus yields 16 ballots with no opposition
The Ward 16 caucus produced only 16 ballots and no opposition to the municipal delegates. The aldermanic representative post drew virtually no contest, credited to Oscar C. Emerson. Contenders appeared for the Waonean Council, but the regulars led by David H. Irving and G. Irving Jeerman were chosen as nominees.
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Oscar C. Emerson
Waonean Council
David H. Irving
G. Irving Jeeee Newman
Councilmen Nominated in Last Night's Caucus
The list of Common Council nominees from last night's caucuses includes Ward representatives and at large candidates such as F Se Sauini, Ward 10 on Beusch Onhe, John 8. Fowles, I. Horsay, George J. M. teving, G. Irving Loveday, and others. The slate features aides and several named individuals short on complete spellings, reflecting early 20th century city politics.
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Beusch Onhe
Cart
Tow
John
Fowles
Williem
I. Horsay
Eres Sean
Witten Hi. Wa
George J. M. Teving
G. Irving Loveday
Yanta
Benjamin ©. Lees
Aides Smith
Arthur G. Wood
Neer YS
Mager F
Bevsenerten Doolittle
Charles
Nculthop
Prisoner denounces state prison sentence in Middlesex court
Hugh T. Gorman, about 25, shouted he would not be held twenty years in state prison after Judge Bishop imposed a sentence for breaking and entering in Metro. His wife wept as officers separated them. Gorman was taken to Charlestown shackled. William M. Lloyd received five years for breaking and entering and attempted robbery at Everett, claiming police conspiracy.
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Hugh T. Gorman
Middlesex
Bishop
Gorman
Charlestown
William HM
Lloyd
Everett
Executions Remembered as Irish Rebels Honored
A 1867 Manchester uprising trio Allen Larkin and OBrien are honored by loyalists worldwide. Irish prisoners Kelley and Deasy faced jail. an attempted release led to prison guard Sergeant Brett being shot and killed. Conditions and observances vary with many groups planning commemorations.
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Larkin
O’brien
Manchester
Eng
Kelley
Deasy
Brett
Condon
Maguire
Aes
Thames
Wis
U. S. Marine Captured After Charlestown Escape
Wakefield reports a Marine, Casey, who escaped from the United States navy yard at Charlestown by scaling a fence. He enlisted July 9 and grew tired of it. He was turned over to navy yard authorities this afternoon.
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Vannah
Csey
States Navy Yard
Charlestown
Casey
Marine Service
Navy Yard
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