National Cycle and Automobile Company Forms in Toronto
Colonel A A Pope of Boston forms a syndicate to create the National Cycle and Automobile Company. It will control most of Canada's bicycle trade and a large share of auto trade, with capital of 2.5 million dollars and a first board including F S Evans and A A Pope.
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Toronto
Ont
A.A. Pope
Boston
National Cycle & Automobile Company
Dominion
E. & D. Bicycle & Typesetting Machine Company
Windsor
Colonel Pope
Second Church Boston Celebrates Historic Liberty Ties
The Second Church in Boston marks its long history with a service recalling its founders and role in political and religious liberty. The event features a Ralph Waldo Emerson bust unveiling, Mather family heritage notes, and sermons by leaders from Salem to Roxbury.
Missionary to discuss Roberts case at Paine Memorial Hall
Elder Jensen of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints schedules a public meeting in Paine Memorial Hall next Sunday afternoon to discuss the Roberts case. He criticizes opponents for not granting him a hearing and states the matter is a Utah issue, not a Massachusetts church matter. Prominent speakers are slated to attend.
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Warren Potter
3 Spring Lane
Louis Silverstein
Silverstein
Potter
John Goodman
Willard Street
Watts
Cambridge Street
Abraham
Chaldea
Elder Jensen
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Mormon
Paine Memorial Hall
Roberts
Jensen
Utah
Church
Massachusetts
Anti Roberts Meeting in Melrose Report
An anti Roberts meeting convened at the Own Hall in Melrose with Rev. Father Glynn presiding. Speakers included Rev. Dr. Sims Rev. Mr. Leonard Rep Charles Adams Rev. Dr. Bolton ex Representative George R Jones and Mrs Mary A Livergore.
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Melrose
Theown Hall
Father Glynn
Sims
Leonard
Charles Adams
Bolton
George R. Jones
Mary A. Livergore
Remembrance of Second Church Leaders and Memorial Windows
The article recalls the Second Church’s rebuilding after 1676 and 17% destruction by the British, the New Brick Society’s role, Lathrop’s century of ministry, Henry Ware Jr.’s temperance work, Emerson’s leadership, and the 1829 revival era. It notes memorial windows for William Wilkins Warren and Frederick Iker Lincoln, and presents reflections on virtue, memory, and civic duty.
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Boston
Society of the New Brick
Hanover Street
New Brick Society
Lathrop
Henry Ware, Jr
London
Harvard University
Ware
Europe
Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Chandler Robbins
Wmerson
Old South
Massachusetts
Mathers
Paul
Barack
Samson
Jeptha
Apostle
Increase Mather
George H. Eager
Christ
Mr. van Ness
Edward A. Horton
William Wilkins Warren
Wilmon W.blackmar
Frederick Iker Lincoln
George
H. Eager
van Ness
The Speakership Caucus Meeting Questioned
Republican candidates oppose an evening speakership caucus arguing morning timing on inauguration day ensures a decisive choice. Advocates say a morning caucus aligns with the Senate’s action and supports a clear House decision as the House and Senate meet.
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House
Ward 10 caucus results reveal candidate tickets tallied
Senator Charles H. Innes writes to the editor publishing exact ward caucus tallies. Parker's ticket 81 votes, Clerke-Dyar 175, Republican League 500 with Richard L. Gay as warden. He defends the process against claims of premature shutdown or voter denial, asserting the results reflect true voter choice.
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Ward 10
Representative Parker
Clerke-Dyar
Republican League
Richard L. Gay
Charles H. Innes
Lawyer Graham to Seek New Wireless Charter in New Jersey
George B. Graham of Philadelphia, counsel for the Wireless Telegraph and Telephone Co, arrived in New York and said he will apply for a New Jersey charter Tuesday, likely in Trenton. He disclosed a twelve million stock plan with 2.5 million debentures and backing from New York Boston Chicago and Philadelphia financiers.
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New York
George 8. Graham
Philadelphia
Wireless Telegraph and Telephone Company
Trenton
New Jersey
Graham
Boston
Chicago
Boers Hover Near Estcourt as Gatacre Arrives
Major-General William Forbes Gatacre and the Irish Rifles reach Estcourt with his staff. The Boers hover near the town as the situation in the region remains tense and unsettled.
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Orange Free State
William Forbes Gatacre
Irish Rifles
British Prisoners Sent To Pretoria After Armored Train Attack
At noon fifty six British prisoners arrived in Pretoria from the attack on the armored train north of Estcourt. Winston Churchill, wounded in the hand, was moved to a Model School while others were sent to a race track. Boer reports claim two British dead and ten wounded. A Ferreira mine discovery suggests a subterranean rendezvous.
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Pretoria
Lourenzo Marques
Royal Dublin Fusiliers
Winston Churchill
Colenso
Estcourt
Mining Department
Fferreira
Ferreira
Johanneshurs
Boers Occupy Colesberg and Burghersdorp
Advices report that on November 16 a combined Free State and Transvaal force occupied Colesberg without opposition and proclaimed the district Free State. The Boers had occupied Burghersdorp on November 14 and were believed to head toward Stormberg Junction. The British troopship Manila arrived at Durban.
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Cape Town
Free State
Transvaal
Colesberg
Cape Colony
Manila
Durban
Burghersdorp
Stormberg Junction
Fiftieth Anniversary of Rev Dr Ames Ordination
Special services marked the fiftieth anniversary of Rev Dr Charles Gordon Ames ordination at the Church of the Disciples Boston where he has pastored since 1889. A large crowd attended and Julia Ward Howe and William Lloyd Garrison were present as the venerable minister reflected on his fifty years in the pulpit.
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Charles II
Increase Mather
Boston
Mather
Mathers
Church of the Disciples
West Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles Gordon Ames
Ames
New England
Julia Ward Howe
William Lloyd Garrison
Dr. Ames
Revolutionary Turmoil Reported in Colombia Ports
The British steamer Atrato reports a widespread Colombian uprising with a grim outlook. Governments recruit via impressment under martial law and impose forced loans across Colon Barranquilla Panama and Carthagena. Foreigners excluded and loans backed by railroad subsidies amid famine prices and suspended business.
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Kingston
Atrato
Barranquilla
Colon
Colombia
Panama
Carthagena
Golden Crown Lodge I O L Mark First Anniversary
Golden "Own Lodge" Golden Crown Lodge No. 44 I O A L celebrated its first anniversary at Phoenix Hall with banquet and entertainment. M Weinberg acted as toastmaster. speeches by Rabbi S. Schoher Rep-elect S. Borofsky M Morrison M Rosen Charles Levy Sacks and M Freeman. Morrison received a gold medal for faithful services. Porter also awarded a medal. Morrison is vice-president and Porter is financial secretary.
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Golden Crown Lodge
Pheonix Hall
M. Weinberg
H. Schoher
H. Borofsky
M. L. Morrison
M. Rosen
Charles Levy
Sacks
M. Freeman
Morris I. Morrison
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James Ashwood
Christopher Gibson
Spring Lane
Motley
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Howe
Longfellow
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Paul Revere
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Second Church
Lord North
North Square
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Hotel Bellevue
Beacon Street
Church of the Saviour
Bedford Street
Copley Square
Susan H. Edmands
Broad St
Newburyport
Mass
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Young People’s Fraternity
Rebecca D. Homer
Herbert A. Wadleigh
Walter P. Eaton
National Young People’s Religious Union
Alice L. Higgins
America
E. J. Prescott
Salem
Luther
Eugene Shippen
Dorchester
the Mathers
James Eells
James de Normandie
Roxbury
George A. Gordon
Thomas van Ness
Woman’s Alliance
United States
Mary P. Wells Smith
Emily A. Fifield
Kate Gannett Wells
Anna Garlin Spencer
Wolcott
Eliot
E. E. Hale
Francis Peabody
Mendelssohn
Dorcas
PAC
William W. Warren
Susan A. Kamands
Senator Innes
Wireless Company
Winsto Churchill
Stromberg Junction
Golden "Own Lodge
Franklin Fund
Robert A. Woods
B'nai Zion Educational Society
Charles Askowith
AST
Forty-first Regiment
Brooklyn
Governor’s Island
Columbia Deatal CO
Tremont St
Hidiighton & Duttom
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