Sunday as a civil rest day not a religious duty
The Rev. Brooke Herford at Arlington Street Church argued the Sabbath is a civil institution, not a religious one, and should be maintained by public sentiment and law. He contested narrow religious views and urged Sunday observance as a general weekly rest grounded in common sense and social need.
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Brooke Herford
Arlington Street
Herford
Moses
Providence
Theodore Parker
Florence
Parker
Abraham
Jesus
Hese
Sunday Labor in Public Utility and Recreation
The speaker argues for liberal interpretation of Sunday labor for necessary public utility while reducing unnecessary work. Museums galleries and public gardens should stay open for recreation but enforcement should be strict against drinking places and profit driven work.
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Moses
Their Ancient Friendship Seventy-Fifth Meeting Anniversary
Boston publisher history recalls Uriel Crocker and Osmyn Brewster marking 75 years of partnership from their 1811 entry into Arm strong & Co. The observance at Crocker’s home will honor a lifelong bond with veteran merchants as John H. Rogers may attend.
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Uriel Crocker
Osmyn Brewster
Crocker & Brewster, Publishers
Crocker
Samuel T. Armstrong & Co
Washington Street
Brewster
Messrs. Crocker and
Mr. Crocker
John H. Rogers
CAPTAIN BARR BOASTS CLARA SUPERIOR SPEED FEARLESS
Captain Barr, commander of the cutter Clara, denounces the American centreboard sloops and claims Clara beat eleven first prizes and outpaced Mayflower from Boston to New London. He says deep keel cutters would beat centreboards off an outside course and urges sailing to America to defend the trophy. The New York Yacht Club awaits the Scotch syndicate reply. Yale and Harvard news follow.
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Clara
Benny Clara
Boston
New London
America
England
New York
Inb
Yale
Intercollegiate
Harvard
Yale F
St. Louis
Slosson
Jake’ Schaffer
Schaffer
Soden
Detroit
Anson
Chicago
Gore
Jake” Gandaur
Australia
Hanlan
Alf Greenfield
End of Salem and Peabody Leather Strike Victory
Labor troubles end as Knights of Labor tanners and curriers suspend a weeks long strike started July 12 over 59 hour week and new price list. A five member committee plans talks with manufacturers while police inquiry follows riots and arrests in Peabody and Boston street incident.
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Satem
Sprcrau
Knights of Labor Tanners
Salem
Peabody
Committee On Police
Leenses
Riley
LeGrande
Boston Street
Tall Board of Aldermen
Richard Herlihey
Zix
John F. Hal- Eas
Simeon K. Yeaton
Hale Preaches Plainly on Christianity at Howard Atheneum
The Rev. Dr. Hale addressed a large Howard Athenaeum audience in a plain sermon on Christianity in reform movements and history. He argued Christ’s mission beyond Jerusalem and slavery’s downfall under Christian principle, noting doctors and inventions fostered by Christian thought. Next Sunday Rev. M. J. Savage speaks on how to be a Christian.
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Dr. Hale
Howard Athenaeum
Edward Everett Hale
Howard Atheneum
Hale
Suffolk Unitarian Conference
Christ
Earth
Gallilee
Herod
Jerusalem
You
Corinth
Paul
M. J. Savage
tLiow
Schumann shines in a rich concert program note
The review praises a fine performance highlighting Schumann as the centerpiece. The concert audience gave unusually broad applause at the symphony end and for the entire program. The next Saturday's program lists Overture Leonore No 1 Beethoven Septet E flat Saint Saens Eroica No 3 and other works including Reinhold and Foote pieces.
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Schumann
Schus¢mann
Thomas
Miss Winant
Glueck and Giordani Xrias
Ich Grolle Nicht
Mozart
Heind
Heinrich Schuecker
Boston
Lehnedecker
Brahms
Leonore No
Arthur Foote
Captain Codman Rides Saddle Horse from New York to Town
Captain John Codman arrived in the city this week after buying a saddle horse in New York last week and riding it to this city in six days. He averaged about forty miles a day and remained vigorous and fresh upon dismounting.
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John Codman
New York
Captain Codman
Ship Alice Arrives from Madagascar with Passengers and remains
The bark Alice docked this Saturday at this port bringing two passengers Mr. Oliver H. Denning and Mr. A. W. Barrett. It also carried the remains of Mr. Eugene Chauvet of New York who died at Reunion Port St. Dennis in the year 1552.
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Alice
Madagascar
Oliver H. Denning
A. W. Barrett
Eugene Chauvet
New York
Reunion
Port St. Dennis
Boston Theatres and Museums Evening Showings
The Boston venues list nightly performances at 7 45 including Rhea Boston Museum Warbor Lights Globe Theatre Lillian Alcott as Theodora Park Theatre Eben Plympton as Buckhe Hollis Street Theatre Adonis Howard Athenium Romany Rye BBC Theatre Davy Crockett with matinee at 2 and 8 for some shows.
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Boston
Rhea
Boston Museum
Warbor Lights
Globe Theatre
Lillian Alcott
Theodora
Park Theatre
Eben Plympton
Uckhe
Hollis Street
Adonis
Howard Athenium
Romany Rye
BBC Theatre
Davy Crockett
Auction Sales Listings for Next Week
Auction schedule shows sales on Tuesday November 30 including real estate Brice 8 Evans Co fruit Horatio Harris Co and oriental china Leonard Co with times 10 am and 3 pm. Wednesday December 1 lists stocks R L Day Co Francis Henshaw Co and oriental china Leonard Co at 11:30 am 12 pm and 10 am and 3 pm respectively.
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Brice
Evans & Co
Fruit
Horatio Harris & Co
Oriental chinas—Leonard & Co
Stocks
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Marriages Engage Several Boston Area Couples
In Dorchester and nearby cities as November ends, multiple weddings were performed by Rev. John W. Ballantine and other clergy. Frederick O. Downes wed Josephine C. Poole of Beaton. James A. Irving wed Ada B. Littlefield of Boston. William S. Henry Jr. wed Anna E Besting of Chelsea. sauce McKinley wed Sarah A. Davis of Somerville. Harry M. Wells wed Lillie F. Leslie of Chelsea.
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C. P. H. Nason
William S. Henry, Jr
Anna Ebestiig
Chelsea
McKinley—Davis
Somerville
George W. Durell
Sauce McKinley
Sarah A. Davis
Wells
Leslie
P. H. Nason
Harry M. Wells
Lillie F. Leslie
Obituary notices from city November deaths list many residents
A city column lists numerous obituaries dated November 25 to 27, honoring Abby B Cav erly Granville Hicks Caroline L Lewis Captain George S Thom Sally Blodgett Charles R Eastman Abby B Francis Susan A Holbrook Caroline Hovey Hannah Jones Laura Crehore Johnson Frank H Perkins Cornelia Adelaide Stone. The notices record ages and family connections in Bradford South Boston Jamaica Plain Cambridge Randolph Sharon Newton Newton Oakland Cal and other locales.
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Abby B. Caverly
Lot J. Caverly
Bradford
Mass
Hicks
South Boston
Granville Hicks
Lewis
Jamaica Plain
Navy
Caroline L
Albert Lewis
Charlies Hill
George S. Thom
Blodge
New Hampton
N. H
Sally Blodgett
Ebenezer Blodgett
Rimney
Eastman
North Cambridge
Charles R. Eastivan
Francis
Cambridge
Abby B
Conyers Francis. Holbrook
South Braintree
Susan A. Holbrook
Joel E. Holbrook
Hovey
Caroline
Phineas
Sen
Jones
Randolph
Mrs. Hannah
Obed Jones
Mann
Sharon
Laura Crehore Johnson
George R. Mann
Perkins
Colorado Springs
Frank HR. Perkins
Boston
Stone
Newton
Cornelia Adelaide
Henry Stove
Oakland
Cal
Dusiah Daniell
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Emily Goodridge
Oren J. Faxon
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