Thanksgiving dinner at Seamen's Baptist Bethel aids 500 men
At George Parker's fifth Thanksgiving for “unfortunate, unreclaimed men” in Chelsea, about 500 men ate turkey, cranberries, and pies amid vigilant policemen. Pardons for Patrick Dailey and Lewis Peabody drew raucous applause, while Dailey recalled a Lawrence burglary sentence of life and Peabody faced a life term for highway robbery. Visitors included Mrs. Oliver Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seamen’s Baptist Bethel
George J. Parker
Parker Mission
Chelsea
E. H. Osborn
Osborn
Walter Adams
Adams Express Company
Mr. Adams
Broker Osborn
George Parker
Superintendent Parker
Jesus Christ
Holt
Sform
Patrick Dailey
Dailey
Bedlam
Lewis Peabody
Peabody
Lawrence
Sidney A. Jewett
Haverhill
Palmer
George Brewster
Essex
Danvers
Barnes
Jewster
Lewis
Virginia
Oliver Ames
Happy Little Wanderers Thanksgiving Dinner at Baldwin Place
The annual Thanksgiving exercises and dinner for the Little Wanderers Home drew about 200 guests to Baldwin Place. Children in best clothes enjoyed four long tables of delicacies from New England donors, as Rev. W A Cooper led services and spoke on the home’s need and future West Newton Street building.
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Little Wanderers
Baldwin Place
New England
W. A. Cooper
Minor
Srayer
Barna S. Snow
Cooper
West Newton Street
Board of Managers
John M. Clark
J. W. Tyler
W. D. Thayer
O. M. Wentworth
A. J.C. London
Grace
C. H. Minor
William G. Brooks
Trinity Church
Thanksgiving Day at Massachusetts State Prison
Thanksgiving at the Massachusetts State Prison featured a two hour concert in the chapel with over 500 inmates. The Park family performed on zithern mandolin and other instruments while Mr Frye entertained with humorous impersonations. Arden Russell presented an official pardon envelope and announced parole opportunities for good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Georgie
Annie
Katie Beile
Nellie
George Park
Edward H. Frye
Park
Arden Russell
Thanksgiving Day Observed by Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
The Boston Young Men’s Christian Association hosted a Thanksgiving event with 187 attendees from 25 states and several countries. Dinner was served at 1 o’clock, with 12 Young Woman’s Christian Association ladies in charge of the tables. Afterward Archibald J. Houghton read on social topics, and E. Harrison Hall of the Philadelphia Glee Club sang. Everett Pierce encouraged personal initiative and industry, recalling the value of work and self-improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Young Men’s Christian Association
England
Scotland
Germany
Ireland
Switzerland
Sweden
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Archibald J. Houghton
Woodworth
New York City
Achinery
Count Tolstoi
Thanksgiving Dinner Marks Seventeenth Year at Union Hall
Members of the Boston Young Men's Christian Union gathered for a large Thanksgiving dinner at Union Hall. Three long tables hosted a well-arranged meal, with speeches by Reverend Phillips Brooks and Vice President Henry Sprague. Attendees included representatives from many states and nations, and the event featured harvest decor and flags spelling Welcome.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Union
Board of Government
Union Hall
George N. Faught
R. L. Harper, Jr
H. C. Bronsdon
Phillips Brooks
Brooks
Henry H. Sprague
Mr. Sprague
W. S. Key
Old Boston
Eng
Christian Union
America
England
Scotland
Ireland
Denmark
Sweden
France
Russia
Canada
Nova Scotia
Germany
Prince Edward Island
Italy
Danish West Indies
New Brunswick
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Union of Holling
Young Men’s Christian Union
The Theatres Gossip on Sothern Langtry and New York
Boston theater notes praise Mr Sothern and Mrs Langtry with rich companys and new plays. Sothern impresses in The Highest Bidder while Langtry draws crowds at Globe. Barron benefit looms as Sophia closes. new Barrister, She and other London and New York productions set dates for next week.
Thanksgiving Dinner at Father Roche’s Home Shares Abundant Spirit
Father Roche provides a large turkey dinner for seventy six resident boys and visiting children. He notes donations fluctuate seasonally, reporting January receipts of 2400 dollars this year and only 350 dollars in September. A benefit concert is planned at Hollis Street Theatre on December 4 to support the home.
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Father Roche
Hollis Street
Advice for self improvement and restraint in pursuit
The text urges assess your competitors as equals, avoid ego, and value small, measurable aims. It advocates reading newspapers intelligently, weighing quotations, and saying no when needed. It recalls a route man in tough position showing moral firmness and references a Thanksgiving harvest home and Young Men's Christian Association events led by Mr Pitkin.
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Boston Young
Jen’s Christian Association
Hall
Douglass
Young Men’s Chresses
Association
Stian Association
Pitkin
Thanksgiving bail turnout at city prison
At the city prison eight inmates could benefit from Thanksgiving. Before afternoon seven men and one woman were bailed out and left to seek fortune. Forty-two remained without bail, unaware of Thanksgiving amid a plain dinner of meat, bread, potatoes, and coffee. seven of these were women.
Proctor Opens Dramatic Rooms to Train Students
Mr John Proctor takes rooms at 159 Tremont Street to receive pupils in dramatic action. His long experience and deep knowledge equip him to train students for the stage with notable success. He offers precise instruction and a trustworthy, conscientious teaching method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josep Proctor
Tremont Street
Proctor
The Fulness of God at King's Chapel Thanksgiving
A union service at King's Chapel featured a church quartet and a sermon by Rev. S. W. Brooke on The Fulness of God. He linked joy in Victoria's jubilee to divine kingship and warned against indifference to the God of creation amid recent anarchist unrest and national adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Chapel
S. W. Brooke
Victoria
Overdose of Opium Fatal for Providence Man
A Providence man known as J. Perry, aged about 45, registered at Center House. He was found in his room suffering from a large opium dose, died en route to City Hospital. body at the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center House
J. Perry
Providence
Eliot
City Hospital
Tragic Apparent Suicide Found in Freight Car
A group of boys found a man dead by his own hand in a freight car yesterday. The body showed a bullet wound through the head, and a pistol with one empty chamber lay nearby. The medical examiner ruled an inquest unnecessary.
Thanksgiving Sports at Boston Bicycle Club Hare and Hounds Run
The Boston Bicycle Club held its hares and hounds run with F S Wilson of Newton and W N Senter of Rockland as hares. They started at 10 30 and the hounds followed a long trail, later mistaken by a pile of paper guiding them home. The hares finished about 1 20 after about thirty miles while the hounds earned medals for Berle and Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Bicycle Club
F. S. Wilson
Newton
W. N. Senter
Rockland
Beacon Street
H. H. Porter
P. J. Berle
M. D. Frost
J. E. Bigelow
M. D._ Frost
Boyston Street
Dartmouth
Beacon
Longwood Avenue
Brookline Avenue
Cypress
Tappan
Chestnut Hill
Brighton
Watertown
Waltham
West Newton
Auburndale
Riverside
Newton Lower Falls
Newton Centre
Commonwealth Avenue
St. James Avenue
Beagles Run at Myopia Club Hunt Amid Thanksgiving Day
The Myopia Club held its regular drag beagles run yesterday at the Country Club. About nine miles of hunting over good country with jumps, followed by many riders and carriages including Lucius Sargent and William Weld. One accident occurred when Mr. Sate fell from Sir Watkins and broke his ankle. The scent had been laid the day before but the hunt drew a large crowd and ended with a light lunch at the club house.
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Myopia Club
Sate
Sir Watkins
Mr. Sate
Lucius Sargent
William F. Weld
Dacre Bush
Herbert Wimmins
Colorado Springs
Arthur Roach
Bruno
Mann
Prince
A. W. Steadman
Joe Balch
Mr. Brewster
Mr. Warren
Marshall K. Abbott
G. von L. Meyer
Biddy Malone
Mr. Rice
Commonwealth Avenue
Edward Rice
Latcher Loring
Y. Loring
Eugene Thayer
Jd. Henry Bradford
Victoria
Gordon Prince
Surrey
W. F. Weld
Jackson Gardner
Charles Wright
Mr. Dupee
Cass Davis
Henry Barnard
Robert Stevenson
Mr. Dana
City
Malden Horses Compete At Franklin Park Trot Meet
Malden horsemen gathered at Franklin Park on November 24 to watch three heats. C P Lyford won first and third heats aboard B A Atkinson’s fine entries, with Eugene Nelson and George L Swazey among the top drivers. Times recorded include 2:53 34, 2:54 44, and 2:60 0? minute marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Franklin Park
Franklin
Oe Ae
George L. Swazey
Bob
S. T. Fletcher
B. G. Dynam
Seees
Bom
November Weddings in Grovucester and New Hampshire
The November wedding notices report Abbie S. Lunderkin and John J. Flaherity wed at St Anne's Church with Miss Maggie S. as bridesmaid and William F. Moore as best man. They plan a brief wedding tour and reside in West Osshire New Hampshire. Also listed are Clarence B. Burleigh and Miss Sadie P. Quimby wedding in North Sandwich and Charles P. Davis and Minerva J. Porter marriage in Agawam Massachusetts with plans for a Washington wedding tour.
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West Osshire
N. H
Clarence B. Burleigh
Kennebec
Pringfield
Navy
Charles P. Davis
The
Boson Globe
Minerva J. Porter
Baptist Church
Agawam
Washington
Thanksgiving Services Across Cambridge Churches
In Cambridge union Thanksgiving services were held at several churches including Pilgrim Congregational on Magazine Street and North Avenue Universalist in North Cambridge with sermons by Rev. W H Thomas and Rev Dr W S Apsey. The Cambridge almshouse gave inmates a Thanksgiving dinner and an evening program while East Cambridge house of correction suspended labor for holiday privileges.
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Cambridge
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Magazine Street
Cambridgeport
North Avenue Universalist
North Cambridge
W. H. Thomas
Harvard Street
M. E
Congregational Church
W.S. Apsey
St. James Church
Old Cambridge Baptist Church
Shepard Memorial Church
Cambridge Almshouse
Lecture and notices from city events and incidents
Professor Hamlin Garland will lecture on the George Theory at Horticultural Hall next Sunday under the Anti Poverty Club. A Thanksgiving dinner for 100+ working girls was held at Boffin's Bower. Services at Trinity Church and Shawmut Avenue Unitarian Church featured Thanksgiving themes. Dr Helbard to begin lectures at Horticultural Hall on Dec 1. Incidents include a man ejected for threats at Austin and Stone's Museum, a knife attack at Beach Street, coat thefts at Adams House, a man injured by a fall from a third story window, a nurse extracting a crochet needle from a boy's mouth, and two children injured at City Hospital.
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Hamlin Garland
School of Oratory
Horticultural Hall
Boffin’s Bower
W. S. Butler
Trinity Church
Phillips Brooks
Shawmut Avenue Universalist Church
G. L. Perin
Miner
Patterson
George W. Kent
Halifax
N.S
Messrs
Perin
Kent
Helbard
Frank J. Tibbetts
Dudley Street
Austin & Stone
Museum
Patrick Bowler
Timothy McCarthy
Beach Street
Adams House
Charles Tighe
Bel
Angus Christy
Frank Tuttle
Buckinghan Street
City Hospital
Thomas Foley
West First Street
Station 4
Dr. Hubbard
Eugene O'Neil
Dorchester Avenue
Thanksgiving Day Sermon at Park Street Church
The service featured Rev. David Gregg delivering an old-time sermon on Thanksgiving. He praised America's progress, noted England’s growing Americanization, and highlighted Lincoln’s enduring legacy. The talk linked property to human welfare and urged gratitude to foster mercy and national unity.
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Park Street
David Gregg
America
England
Abraham Lincoln
Mu Pore Offers Singing Reading and Acting Lessons at Hoffman House
Mu Pore has taken parlors at the Hoffman House 212 Columbus avenue where she prepares to give instruction in singing reading and acting. She has an established reputation in the city and has trained her pupils in a practical way. Miss Meron Willis recently debuting in St. John NB is one of her most promising pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu. Pore
Hoffman
Columbus Avenue
Meron Willis
St. John, N. B
Baker's Great American Specific Promises Quick Relief
Thousands respond to yesterday’s statement as Baker's Great American Specific is touted to cure coughs colds croup and numerous pains. The ad claims relief for rheumatic neuralgia sciatica pleurisy and sprains, with 50 cent bottles and a wrapper featuring the American flag. Prepared by Maurice Laker & Co Portland Maine. Doolittle & Smith Boston MA act as selling agents.
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Baker
promEs
Maurice Laker & Co
Portland
Doolittle & Smith
Tremont Street
Bowdon
Mass
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HAPPY
Christian Association
Buchanan
Young Men’s Union
Sothern
Kyrle Bellew
Vanderfelt
Mr. Sothern
Maurice Barrymore
Mrs. Langtry
Globe
Mr. Barrymore
Mme. Modjeska
Frank W. Sanger
John
James C. Duff
Standard Theatre
Sanger
Steele Mackaye
Buffalo
Annie Robe
Joseph Haworth
Niblo
H. Rider Haggard
New York Times
Niblo’s
Haggard
Lester Wallack
Wallack
Tompkins
Losee
Crompton
Dan Maguinnis
Grace Thorne
Mesdames
Lillian Lee
Minnie Ratcliffe
May Merrick
Miss Merrick
Countess Lanine
Sophia
Manville Penn
J. H. Darnley
London
Comedy Theatre
Arthur Macwell
Charles Barron
Arthur Walker
Frazer Coulter
Tom Price
George W. Wilson
Major Drayton
Alfred Hudson
Jack Hedrick
BE. L. Davenport
Mr. Jenkins
Maxwell
William Seymour
Crisp
Sandbank Hotel
J. Nolan
Annie Clarke
Madison Square Theatre
Eddy
Elaine
Madison Square
Jim the Penman
Sara Jewett
Union Square Theatre
Henrietta
Robson
Crane
Minnie Palmer
Misa Palmer
New York Sun
Cazauran
A. M. Palmer
Madeson
Casino
Pete’s
Harrigan’s Park Theatre
Dorothy
Standard
Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
Sta
Denman Thompson
Fourteenth Street Theatre
She
Academy of Music
Tony Pastor
Windsor
Hela
Grand Opera House
People's
Frederick Warde
Hollis Street Theatre
Virginius
Damon and Pythias
Gaston Cadet
Gallia
Boston ‘Theatre
Park Theatre
Bunch of Keys
Sparks Company
Tim Murphy
J. B. Mackie
Alex Bell
W. Smith
George Lauri
Marietta Nash
Ada Boshell
Marie Bell
Ada Bothner
Marietta Uari
J. M. Hill
Dan Carey
Howard Atheneum
James C. Roach
Harris
Howard
Joshua Whitcomb
Théodora
Grace Hawthorne
Andreas
Jack Barnes
Justinian
M. Maurice Gary
M. Gally
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Bostonians
Drag Beagles
Thad
Lor
Kentucky Whiskies
Alntmant
Ascocatin
Vanornum & Southwick
John P. Leary
Main Street
Torcester
Bass
Paris
Aker
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
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