Deacon Ignatius Defends Monastic Call in Boston Letter
The letter from Ignatius O.S.B. of Llanthony Monastery defends his position as a deacon and monk, denounces Bishop Jones of St David's and Archbishop Longley, and recounts charges about credentials, conversion, and church authority. He cites support from English bishops and notes controversy over his mission work and miracles at Llanthony.
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Longley
Tait
St. Benedict
St. Maurus
St. Francis
Nicholas Farrer
Horticultural Hall
Eliot
Newton
Llanthony
England
Satan
Massachusetts
Jesus
Boston
Lord Jesus Christ
Jones
St. David’s
Ignatius
Jesus Christ
Archbishop of
York
Scarborough
Paddock
Deacon
Protestant Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
United States
Episcopal
Lianthony
Cardiff
Congress
Canon Preach
All Saints
Notting Hill
Canon McCall
St. Georg's
Botolph Lane
Waldo
St. Stephen’s
Kensington
Fish
St. Margaret
Patten’s Road Lane
Allen Whitworth
Margaret St
Ponsonby
St. Mary Magdalene’s
Munster Square
London
St. Luke’s Church
Derby
Archdeacon Mason
Fr. Ignatius
BP. Jones
Kanthony
Gerard Moultrie
South Leigh
Oxford
Massachusets
Ime
New World
New York
Llanthony Monastery
Rhode Island
St. George’s Church
Newport
Minnesota
Ohio
BP. of
Gillia
Bostonian
Dr Winslow’s Canon View on Foreign Ministers in the Church
The article reprints Rev William C Winslow LL D D C L s Friday Post quotation on Canon 10 Title 1 of Episcopal canons and its use in cases of foreign ministers. It discusses requiring authentic Holy Orders letters, bishop certification, and the dissent among English bishops over granting passage to foreign clergy. It also notes Canadian clergy often officiate in the United States without a bishop s certificate.
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Father Ignatius
William Co. Winslow
Ll.d
D.C.L
Paddock
Mnman
United States
Clark
Faddock
Massachusetts
Archdeacon Farrar
Church of England
New York
Boston
The Cat and the Chestnuts
A Chicago News commentary compares William McKinley to a cat pulling chestnuts from a fire, noting he took on a tariff decision for others. It credits him with bravery, yet suggests his followers did not gain from the action, likening it to Arnold of Winkelried.
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William McKinley
Mr. McKinley
Arnold of
Winkelried
Chicago News
Catarrh Causes Ringing Ears and Senses Loss
The article notes ringing noises in the ears and loss of smell or hearing result from catarrh. It cites Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that treats the disease by cleansing the blood.
Pilgrim faith sermons contrast Exodus symbol with urban reform
Dr Willam Everett at King's Chapel traced Exodus guiding pillar as present faith amid modern scepticism and hardship. He urged following divine lead through duty, hardship, and hope, linking to General Booth’s shelter homes and Salvation Army plans to reform Boston’s slums and curb saloon power.
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Willam Everett
King’s Chapel
Everett
Israel
God
Tabernacle
Pillar of God
Seon
Eral Booth
London
General Booth
Africa
Australia
Salvation Army
Boston
Mr. Banks
Dove
Alger
Swan Streets
Smith Alley
Board of Health
Romanism in Rome at Waldensian platform debate
Rev Teofilo Gay defended Waldensian views against Papal power noting Rome as the third Rome where Romanism opposes free education and art under the Pope. He warned of Inquisition era privations, urged Rome’s liberation, and called for support from 30,000 Waldensians amid a public subscription for their Rome church.
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Rome
Humbert
Vatican
Teofilo Gay
Imary J. Haynes
Tremont Temple
Gay
United States
Gibbons
Holy City
Dr. Gray
Raphael
Michael Angelo
Italy
Galilee
Dr. Gay
Inquisition
Giovani Bruno
Quirinal
Waldensian Church
H. H. Lincoln
Francis Parkman
Citizens’ Public School Union
Public
Brimstone Corner Sermon Marks Gregg Final Park Street Address
The Rev David Gregg preached his last sermon as pastor of Park Street Church Boston taking Psalm 87 3 as text in a crowded service. He praised the churchs long past and present influence urging continued support and loyalty to its mission defending truth and promoting world wide philanthropy.
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David Gregg
Park Street Church
Gregg
Brimstone Corner
Park Street
Boston
Thing
Christ
Son
God
Jesus Christ
Slums of Boston sermon links Booth book to reform
The Rev Louis A Banks preached at St Johns M E Church on West Broadway after touring South Boston slums with police. He compared conditions to London's in Booths In Darkest England and Ways Out and urged reforms to ease distress and misery cited in the book.
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Louis A. Banks
Boston
St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church
West Broadway
London
General Booth
England
Exhibition ends for Millet painting in Boston this Thanksgiving
The last four days of Millet's L Angelus exhibition begin today. The painting will be removed from Boston after Thanksgiving Day. The Verest chagin Russian exhibition at the Arena building 401 Tremont street will likely stay a few weeks longer.
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Millet
Boston
Arena Building
Tremont Street
Fire and Disease Fires Beware of Nervura Remedy
A dramatic plea compares house fire to diseases that consume health. It warns that small symptoms foretell serious illnesses and urges immediate use of Dr. Greene's Nervura, a plant based remedy sold for $1 to prevent nervous and physical exhaustion. The piece stresses urgency and caution.
Saved from the Fire of Disease by Nervura
H Bemis of Granby Massachusetts reports two years of severe nervous trouble in his daughter with no benefit until Dr. Greene's Nervura. He notes family improvements and urges publication to help others. Dr. Greene of Boston offers free consultation and a symptom blank by mail.
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Dr. Greene
H. Bemis
Granby
Mass
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Democrats-Extra Session Called by Governor's Council
Concorp New Hampshire November 23 The Governor's Council voted four to one to convene a special session of the Legislature on December 2 A proclamation was issued by the Governor. A notice from the Democratic State committee cites two Senate vacancies and asks the Governor to issue a requisition to fill them The legal questions on electing the 1891 Legislature were answered by William G Russell and H R Hoar both Republicans who upheld Democratic claims The clerk’s duties on the House roll were outlined with six questions answered including that added members on the basis of 1890 census should not be entered on the roll
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Concorp
N. H
Antrim
Democratic State Committee
State Senate
Thomas P. Cheney
United States
William Conn
William G. Russell
H. R. Hoar
Messrs. Russell
Hoar
House of Representatives
New Hampshire
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William Ever
Ett
Dr. Grege
Music Hall
Lincoln
Rev. L. A. Banks
Hood
Levi Campbell
Parkersburg
W. Va
C. J, Hood & Co
Apothecaries
Lowell
Harry Benson
Laurel Street
Roxbury
Clity
City OF
Board OF Aldermen
WM. Power Wilson
Horace G. Allen
Thomas N. Hart, Diayer
City Council of
Cananerad
Thomas N. Hart
Edwin U. Curtis
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
California Fruit
Porter Bros
Florida
Lewis Wharf
Jamaica
Ethelwold
Jamaica Oranges
Boston Fruit Co
Long Wharf
Almeria
Messina
St. Albans
Snow & CO
Fulton St
Palermo
Bevo
Cornichon
C. E. Morrison & CO
Faneuil Hall Market
California Fruits
R. L. Day & Co
Steck Auctioneers
Biocom
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Atkinson Phew Furnishing Co
Texas Loan Agency
Corsicana
Texas
Middlesex Banking Co
Middletown Coun
Alan
Quincy Cold Storage Co
American Loan &Trust Co
North Nat
Boylston
of No. America
North
Atlantic
Metropolitan Nat
Rollstone
Fitchburg
Bank of Fort Payne
Newton Nat. Bank
Han
Manchester Mills
Conn. & Pass. R. RR
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth
Chelsea Gaslight Co
Worcester Gas Light Co
Jamaica Plain Gas Light Co
Ft. Payne Coal & Iron Co
I. & T. Fairbanks & Co
Eastman F. Carpeater Co
St. Payne Coal & Iron Co
Firemen’s Fire Ins
Lynn Gas & Electric Co
Trustee
Tuntland RR
Es Dakota Loan & Trust Co
Watertown
South Dakota
Junction Ry. & Union Stock Yards Co
Chicago
Nfd
Columbia
Ston & Lowell RR
Boston & Alvany
Lowe
Boston Water Power Co
Cine
Wis
Mut. Ins. Co. Scrip
Lucien Chauveau
Ates
Paris
Boylston Street
Cowles
Dartmouth Street
Meredith L. Chase
Pinckney St
G. Hubbard
Newbury Street
Judge Hoar
W. G. Russell
Francis Henshaw & CO
No. 42
Congress Street
Corner Exchange B Place
Ednesday
Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Columbian Nat
Newmarket Man. Co
Thockton St. RR
Kansas City
Merrimack Man, Co
Conn
Passumpsic Rivers
Massawinpi Valley RR
Amerigan Lus. Co
Boston Tow Boat Co
Hrookime Gas Co
National Tube Works Co
T. Fairbanks Co
Biiat Tne Mz
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Bromfield St
Globe Building
Executrix
County of
Suffolk
Howell Maison
County of Suffolk
Village Street
Edward
Rhodes
Howell Matson
Martha A. Matson
WM. W. Osgooldby
Rochester
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