Maiden Rifles Tie Salem Cadets in Cambridge Work
A large crowd observed Malden Rifles from Company L Eighth Regiment and the Salem Cadets in a shoot at Walnut Hill MA. The contest ended in a tie but was awarded to the Malden Rifles on higher score. Medals and prizes were awarded for gold silver and bronze in various classes with civilians and militia also competing.
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Maiden Rifles
Salem
First Regiment
Cambridge
Walnut Hill
Mawpen
Malden Rifles
Company L
Eighth Regiment
Salem Cadets
Local shooting at Walnut Hill yields large turnout
Yesterday at Walnut Hill the largest Lees in months were recorded as three matches closed and militia turnout for practice. Frye and Washburn each scored 100 in the rest match while others distinguished themselves in off-hand events. New matches are set for next Saturday with prize-winners listed among the best scores.
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Walnut Hill
Frye
Washburn
Anarchists Gain Stay Pending Supreme Court Review
Judge Scott granted a supersedeas in the Anarchists' case, delaying execution until the Supreme Court rules on the new trial issues. The stay could last six to eight weeks for hearing and decision, with potential March or April timing for any final outcome. Counsel argued numerous trial errors including jury instructions and challenges, and criticized the state’s closing remarks and handling of evidence.
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BroominetTon
Lil
Scott
Messrs
Black
Swett
Solomon
Ottawa
Supreme Court
Henry L. Rice
Sunmmon Talesmen
Lewis Lingg
Chicago
Weekday Discourses on Politics by Bartol at West Church
The Rev. C. A. Bartol delivers a Thanksgiving sermon on political topics. He comments on the national mood, the President's role, civil service reform, party dynamics, and calls for accountability while praising Massachusetts leaders and urging continued republican ideals. He lauds Governor Robinson and welcomes a capable successor, ending with pride in Massachusetts heritage.
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C. A. Bartol
West Church
Hie
Massachusetts
United States
White House
Washington
Jefferson
Adams
Jackson
Linecoln
Grant
Capitol
Wordsworth
Saugus range marksman shoot ends with multiple winners
Lyxon November 25. Company D Lynn Light Infantry held its annual target shoot at the Saugus range. Prizes went to Sergeant W. E. Smith 19 of 25, Sergeant Hilliker 19, Captain Warner 18, Horace A. Roberts 12, H. O. Moore 16, James Howarth 15, Lieutenant Murray 21, Corporal E D Dennis 19, Private Corwin, Lieutenant Goodridge, Private Morgan, and others. Two shooters tied for second in one match. they could not shoot off due to time. The seventh match for officers and guests was won by Lieutenant Murray and Captain Warner with 21 and 18.
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Malden Rifles
Benjamin
Erickson
Whittekind
Caiki Ok Cee Ee Eee
Richards
McSorley
Tieutenant Parker
Hussey
Wees Pvivaug
Cso
Lawrence
Gardner
Ayers
Bear's den Range
F. E. Benjamin
A. Coburn
R. E Brown
W. H. Merritt
A.c.wilson
W. G. Hersey
George Lawrence
Smith
E. Gibon
KR. E. Moore
C. F. Cook
J. J. Whittekind
J. B. Fellows
J. Staples
E. Berry
J.B. Fellows
N. F. Tufts
I W. Henry
Ea Wwa
B . Warren
Qosei
H. Withington
J. Munroe
A C. Gordon
Mui
Gob
N. Washburn
W. Henr
J. Francis
Mil
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Ni Frye
Warren See
Wee E
Ware
R. Minroe
Winchester
F Carter
Francis
A. L. Bundy
A.C. Gordon Bo
Walnut Ill
A. E. Tenney
C. A. Strangman
Eee PJ
J. C.oradley
Gorporal J. Bacheller
Pepperell, Co. A
Lyxon
Warner
Horace A. Roberts
H. O. Moore
The
Post
James Howarth
Murray
E. DD. Dennis
Corwin
Goodridge
Morgan
4Vyman
Shaw
Second annual target shoot held by Company B First Regiment
The second annual target shoot of Company B First Regiment M. V. M. was conducted at the range on Tannery street North Cambridge yesterday with a large attendance including many visiting marksmen.
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First Regiment
Tannery Street
Cambridge
Governor Robinson addresses crowd at Chicopee Thanksgiving
In Springfield on Thanksgiving Day Governor Robinson spoke at the crowded Chicopee Town Hall. He traced Pilgrim Fathers history and emphasized gratitude, urging better Christian adherence and more attention to town meetings than to national leaders.
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Springfield
Chicopee
Robinson
Pilgrim Fathers
Severe northeast gale rages at Provincetown with anchored vessels
A winter storm alerts Provincetown as a sharp northeast gale causes rough seas with tugs, barges, a brig, a sloop, coasting schooners, and fishermen anchored offshore. Newport also reports a severe wind and rain storm with thunder and lightning.
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Provincetown
Storm King
Confidence
Newport
R. I
Clerk Married at First Methodist Church Newport
Newport Rhode Island November 25 A T Cowie paymaster's clerk on the US Saratoga wed Florence N daughter of Perley Bryer of this city at the First Methodist Church tonight.
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Newport
R. I
First Methodist
A. T. Cowie
Saratoga
Florence N
Perley Bryer
Housecleaning Made Easy with Pearline by Pyle
A vintage ad promoting Pyle’s famous Pearline cleaning product promises easier housework. It highlights the product as a trusted remedy for stains and dirt, suggesting efficient cleaning results for busy homes.
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Pyle
Union Service at Arlington Street Church Reflects on Possessions
The Unitarians held a union service at Arlington Street Church with Rev. Brookes Herford Rev. Foote and Rev. Peabody presiding and Dr. Peabody delivering a sermon on 2 Corinthians vi 10 about having nothing yet possessing all things. He urged spiritual riches through nature art humanity happiness and benevolence and paid tribute to Charles Francis Adams praising integrity service and sacrifice.
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Arlington Street
Brooke Herford
H. W. Foote
King’s Chapel
Andrew P. Peabody
Cambridge
Peabody
Charles Francis Adams
Illustrious leaders and a nation’s plea for virtue
The speaker honors Lincoln Grant and Adams as crucial patriots who safeguarded the republic and warned against peril. He urges citizens to emulate their virtue, uphold right, and defend faith at home, while lamenting political corruption and trusted trust breaches. The speech ends with a call to gratitude and godly conduct.
Catholic Union Holds Annual Sermon at Cathedral
The annual sermon of the Catholic Union was delivered at the cathedral with a high mass led by Rev. J. P. Bodfish and clergy. Rev. Richard Barry of Hyde Park preached on Christian Education, linking it to St. Catharine’s feast and urging the presence of God in education.
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Catholic Union
J. P. Bodfish
Hl. A. Sullivan
Talbot
L. M. Corcoran
M. R. Nf
Richard Barry
Hyde Park
Matthew
St. Catharine
God
Protestant Church Union Service Held in Charlestown
The annual union service of Charlestown Protestant churches was held at First Baptist Church on Austin street at 10:30 yesterday. Rev. George W. Brooks of the First Congregational Church preached, assisted by other pastors. Attendance was unusually large, filling the church to capacity.
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Charlestown
First Baptist Church
Austin Street
George W. Brooks
First Congregational Church
Reverence and truth in Phillips Brooks Trinity sermon
The Thanksgiving service at Trinity Church featured Rev. Phillips Brooks lecturing on reverence, inquiry, and the shift from Puritan fear to modern pursuit of light. He argues that genuine reverence seeks truth, questions inherited beliefs, and contrasts cloister reverence with the modern spirit of investigation.
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Phillips Brooks
Trinity
Trinity Church
Philips Brooks
Brooks
New England
America
United States
Thanksgiving Sermon at New Old South Church
At the New Old South Church, Rev. George A. Gordon preached a Thanksgiving sermon using Psalm 127 about the Lord building the house and keeping the city. He noted that grandeur and beauty do not define Boston but its history of noble deeds and motives.
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New Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Boston
Obituary of Erastus Brooks Veteran Editor Dies at West New Brighton
Erastus Brooks veteran editor died at his home on Clove road West New Brighton at 8 40 a m He was born in Portland Mo January 8 1815 Brooks worked from a Boston grocery to Brown University and became editor of the Haverhill Gazette and Portland Advertiser He helped establish the Evening Express in New York and later ran it from Washington and then New York His career included political service as State Senator and Governor candidate He spent his later years on Staten Island and died of bladder inflammation pleurisy and pneumonia Funeral set for Saturday at 2 p m from Ascension Church West New Brighton interment at Moravian cemetery New Dorp.
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Clove Road
New Brighton
S. C
Portland
Boston
Brown University
Haverhill
Haverhill Gazette
Portland Advertiser
New York
James Brooks
Evening Express
Erastus
Washington
Congress
James
Courier and Enquirer
James Watson Webb
Archbishop Hughes
Brooks
Tom Mundy
Knaow-nothing
Constitutional Convention
Assembly
The
Express
John Kelly
Augustus Schell
Staten Island
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension
West New Brighton
S.1
New Dorp
Drs. Robinson and
Bryan
Madman Mutineer Aboard Granite State Threatens Fire
On a Hong Kong voyage the mutinous Spaniard Leon Salares seized a hold with a knife and threatened to ignite petroleum cargo. Captain Fritz led a search, was wounded, and Salares died after a knife fight. ten days later the Granite State reached Hong Kong with details sent to Washington.
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New York
Granite State
Hong Kong
Fritz
South Atlantic
Leon Salares
Salares
Ile
Selares
Sam Roberts
Alexander Crigg
Washington
Notable Hartford Deaths Mark Quiet Tuesday
Alpheus F. Snow a wealthy retired lawyer died suddenly in Hartford. Sylvander Hutchinson longtime Fifth Street School principal and longtime book dealer died yesterday. Robert K. Remington prominent Fall River citizen died after a week of pneumonia. He led a mill supplies business, was about 60, and left a widow and four children with life insurance over $100,000.
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Hartford
Central Congregational Church
AN ENGLISH ESTIMATE OF HARVARD
Pall Mall Gazette extols Harvard as America’s premier university citing its early printing legacy famous alumni like Emerson Longfellow Lowell Holmes and Norton its Memorial Hall tributes and global influence in philology philosophy and medicine under President Eliot, noting Harvard Club networks and a classic song sentiment about Harvard’s spirit.
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Harvard
United States
Emerson
Longfellow
Lowell
Holmes
Memorial Hall
W. W. Goodwin
Francis J. Child
E. A. Sophocles
Ezra Abbot
Charles Eliot Norton
Harvard College
America
Harvard Club
Europe
Sandys
Harvard University
Eliot
Letter to the Editor on Vendome conference by E Cambridge
In a November 25 letter from Cambridge the writer defends himself against controversy with Mr. Bishop. He notes divergent recollections of the Vendome conference and criticizes Bishop’s letter and demeanor before his audience.
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Bishop
Row. E
Cambridge
Music at the Dixey Ball to feature four ensembles
The grand ball for Mr. Henry E. Dixey at Mechanics' Building on Tuesday evening December 7 will be assisted by four distinct musical organizations Reeves's American Band Providence the Boston Cadet Band Hollis Street Theatre Orchestra and Braham's selected band, promising superior quality and quantity compared with prior events.
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Henry E. Dixey
Mechanics’ Building
Reeves
American Band of
Providence
Boston Cadet Band
Hollis Street Theatre Orchestra
Braham
Brand
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