Worship of God Conducted in Boston Churches
Boston's cosmopolitan religious life shown through Sunday worships in numerous churches. Armenian services at St Pauls and Berkeley Temple, German and Swiss congregations across Shawmut Avenue and Roxbury, Lithuanian Advent sermons, Italian Catholic and Protestant rites, French Catholic and Protestant services, Polish, Swedish, Norwegian and other immigrant communities attend their native language services, with English predominating in mixed congregations.
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Boston
St. Paul’s Church
Berkeley Temple
Gulesian Building
M. H. Gulesian
Ignatiusion
Lynn
Armenia
Roxbury
South Boston
Shawmut Avenue
Baltic Sea
Russia
Poland
Prussia
Waltham Street
Father Birkner
North End
North Street
Stebbins
Conte
Cross Street
Isabella Street
O. Renanner
France
Cambridge
Central Congregational Church
Tremont Temple
Dorchester Avenue
Lrge
Gilbert Hall
A. T. Jernund
B. C. Bergisen
Emerald Street
Augrles Street
Religious courtesies bridge Jewish Christian pulpit exchange
A large Somerville congregation heard Rev Dr Charles Fleischer of Boston preach at Third Universalist Church with Rev Thomas Potterton presiding. Fleischer urged a declaration of religious independence and that each person claim religion as a personal inheritance beyond tradition.
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Third Universalist
West
Somerville
Charles Fleischer
Temple Adath Israel
Boston
Thomas Edward Potterton
Rabbi Fleischer
God
Providence of God as Illustrated in the New South
The Rev J W Hamilton of the Freedman’s Society preached at St Mark’s Brookline on Providence in the New South. He described social and educational conditions in the South with observations from South Carolina Tennessee and Georgia and drew a parallel with the Hebrews. Mrs L M Dunton of Orangeburg spoke on her twenty three years of South experience.
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J. W. Hamilton
Freedman’s Society of the Methodist Church
St. Mark’s Church
Brookline
New South
South
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Massachusetts
S. C
Centre Methodist Church in Malden marks 75th anniversary
The Centre Methodist Church of Malden celebrates 75 years with Bishop Willard F. Mallalieu delivering the forenoon anniversary sermon on the theme God is faithful. He reflected on the churchs past and future, noting key events since its founding. Tomorrow evening an anniversary banquet will feature prominent clergymen with Rev. E B Hughes presiding and Charles R Magee as toastmaster.
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Malden
Centre Methodist Church
Willard F. Mallalieu
EB. H. Hughes
Charles R. Magee
Mission secretary to lecture on board history in Chicago
The Rev. Judson Smith secretary of the American Board of Foreign Missions left Boston Saturday afternoon to deliver four lectures this week. He will speak to the students of Chicago Theological Seminary at the Union Park Congregational Church about the board history and work.
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Judson Smith
American Board of Foreign Missions
Boston
Chicago Theological Seminary
Union Park Congregational Church
Rev Lewis Berry Accepts Montclair Assistant Post
The Rev. Lewis F. Berry of Groveland has accepted a call as assistant to the Rev. A. H. Bradford of the First Congregational Church Montclair New Jersey. Berry will resign as Groveland pastor with his letter to be read next Sunday and resignation to take effect January 1.
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Haverhill
Lewis F. Berry
Groveland
A. H. Bradford
D. D
First Congregational Church
Montclair
N. J
Berry
Sixty Guests Poisoned At Frankstown Silver Anniversary
In Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania twenty four hours after a silver wedding banquet at A B Stewarts home in Frankstown township sixty guests were ill from arsenical chicken salad. Thirty two remained in hospital tonight while recoveries begin. A sample salad was sent to Dr C B Dudley for analysis.
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Hollidaysburg
Penn
A. B. Stewart
Frankstown Township
Stewart
C. B. Dudley
The
American Chemical Society
Somerville Church Missions and Local Road Work
A two weeks mission opened at St. Catherine's Catholic Church Spring Hill Somerville led by Rev Father O'Brien with Rev Father Hopper delivering the principal sermon to a large crowd. A vesper service at Winter Hill Congregational Church featured brief pastor remarks and a musical program. Mystic avenue roadbed has caused traffic issues. the city will lay a broken stone bottom from the Charlestown line to Austin street and macadamize from the Medford line, with full width pending water pipe work completion.
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St. Catherine’s Catholic Church
Spring Hill
Somerville
Father O’brien
Father Hopper
Winter Hill
C. L. Noyes
Funeral of Patrick Maguire a Boston Democratic leader
The body of Patrick Maguire lay in the north parlor of his Boston home as scores of friends visited for vigil. Attendees included numerous prominent politicians and civic figures. arrangements for the funeral were handled by Mr. Curran, with services at St. Joseph's Church in Roxbury and burial at Mt. Calvary Cemetery beside his wife.
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Maguire
Patrick Maguire
Catafalque
Warren Street
Innervale Street
Annie Maguire
Mr. Maguire
John Dever
John L. Kelly
J. H. Sullivan
Michael P. Curran
Father O'Connor
The
Mission Church
Patrick F. Sullivan
James Donovan
W.8. McNary
James E. Hayes
Jeremiah Coveney
John H. Duane
John P. Dore
Fred Bogan
Edward C. Marshall
T. H. Devlin
John J. O'Callaghan
W. P. Callahan
William J. Miller
P. M. Keating
Thomas J. Gargan
Andrew J. Bailey
Port
Daniel F. Buckley
Michael J. Murray
Edward J. Leary
John H. McLaughlin
John J. Mahoney
Lee
Barry
Charles
Bordman Hall
William F
W. J. Donovan
Daniel D. Casey
Charles I. Quirk
John K. McDonald
Daniel D. Rourke
Manasseh FE. Bradley
P. F. McDonald
Common Council
Joseph A. Conry
P. J. Kennedy
P. J. Dailey
William MccClellan
Curran
St. Joseph's Church
Circuit Street
Roxbury
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
John F. Dever
Obituary Details for Mr Maguire at Funeral Service
The room presented a somber scene with a black catafalque and lit candles beneath a chandelier. Family members and numerous callers filled the house as funeral and church services were discussed. honorary pallbearers include John W. Corcoran, Mayor Quincey, Joseph J. Corbett, and others.
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John W. Corcoran
Mayor Quincey
Joseph J. Corbett
John H. Sullivan
John Hi. Lee
John F. Dever
John M. Maguire
LICENSE FIGHT FATHERS NO VOTE BEING URGED IN WALTHAM
In Waltham Massachusetts clergy led by Rev Father Brosnahan and Bishop Hennessy urged a no vote on liquor licenses. They argued the city stayed free from liquor troubles last year and warned against abstaining from the polls next Tuesday. Protestant pastors joined in the drive as factory workers were canvassed for a no vote.
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Waltham
Father Brosnahan
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Church
Hennessy
Wichita
Kan
Queen Victoria
Democratic City Committee Honors Maguire at Funeral
Yesterday 260 of 309 Democratic members met at headquarters to honor leader Maguire. A funeral committee was formed with ward representatives to attend the service Tuesday morning, praising Maguire’s loyalty and integrity.
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Democratic City Committee
Maguire
Demcratic
Joseph J. Corbett
Police in Church Draw Large Turnout in Somerville
The Flint Street M E Church in Somerville filled beyond capacity during yesterday's vesper service led by Rev. R L Greene about Our Guardians. Mayor Albion A Perry praised the police, as twenty five night officers attended as special guests. Captain Perry arrived late, entering to find the church full and doors closed.
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Flint Street
M. E
Somerville
R. L. Greene
Eugene A. Carter
R L. Greene
Albion A. Perry
John L. Ambrose
Emma Wilkins
F. G. Rawson
Captain Perry
Sympathy for Patrick Maguire Death Stated by Quincy Club
The Quincy Democratic Club of Wards 7 and 10 expresses heartfelt sympathy on the death of Hon. Patrick Maguire and extends sincere sorrow to his family in this hour of bereavement. Signed by John H. Griffin, President.
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Quincy Democratic Club
Patrick Maguire
John H. Griffin
Quincy Club
Captain of police barred from church service
Ushers refused him admittance. He claimed to be the church captain of police and showed his badge, but the usher would not relent. He had to stand on the steps and listen to the service from outside.
Man Fells From Roxbury Crossing Bridge
At 1 30 yesterday morning Daniel Hayden fell from the bridge at Roxbury Crossing while on New York New Haven Hartford tracks. He suffered internal injuries and was taken to City Hospital where he is expected to recover.
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Daniel Hayden
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Roxbury Crossing
City
Lynn man charged in September larceny of $12 item
Inspectors Whitman and Shields arrested Frank Mack of Lynn yesterday afternoon on a charge of larceny from William Lougee of Lynn. The alleged theft involved property valued at $12 and occurred in September.
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Whitman
Shields
Frank Mack
Lynn
William Lougee
No-license Meetings Held Across Everett Churches
Last night Everett churches hosted no-license meetings with lively turnout. Glendale Baptist featured children’s recitations and songs. Cottage Chapel heard temperance sermons by Rev R H Bolton and others. other churches hosted brief addresses and temperance talks.
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Everett
Glendale Baptist Church
Amos Harris
Cottage Chapel
R. H. Bolton
Disciples
Messrs
R. E. Jope
Howard Bolton
G. Wilton Lewis
Evangelical Church
Glendale M. E
W. T. Dumm
Advent Church
Society
Courtland Chapel
Mystic Side Congregational Church
No-License Campaign Rally Series in Chelsea Churches
Chelsea residents gathered at the Y M C A Cary Avenue Baptist Church Central Congregational Church and A M E Church for no license meetings. Speakers included Rev L C Bentley Miss Margaret Barnard Mrs George H Carter ex Mayor Carter and ex Representative George H Buck urging turnout and a No vote on election day.
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Chelsea
L. C. Bentley
Cary Avenue Baptist Church
Young Men’s
Margaret Barnard
Retta Winslow
George H. Carter
C. C. Pierce
G. H. Willey
Agnes Babcock
D. H. Pruden
J. C. Loud
Fourth Street
Carter
George H. Buck
George W. Suker
Control of Delagoa Bay Denied by Portugal
Berlin reports show Berlin and Lisbon discussed Great Britain plans to gain control of the Delagoa Bay railway but Portugal denies any move toward such an arrangement. The exchange clarifies no action has been taken.
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Berlin
Lisbon
Great Britain
Portugal
Delagoa Bay
Kruger Appeals For Delagoa Bay Neutrality
A Pretoria based report claims President Kruger used telegraph wires to urge Germany and France to ensure neutrality of Delagoa Bay amid regional tensions.
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Pretoria
Transvaal Republic
Neuste Nachrichten
Kruger
Germany
France
Delagoa Bay
Missing Children Add To City List Of Lost Souls
A 12 year old girl Lena Hartnett and 16 year old James Crowley are now among missing youths since Thanksgiving. Lena was last seen near a merry go round at Albany and Troy streets, wearing a blue skirt with gilt braid, a light brown coat and a black tob oggan. James Crowley left 452 East Third street to attend a matinee and has not returned. he was dressed in a gray suit with short pants, black cap and stockings. Authorities fear harm may have befallen them as both families report no contact.
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Lena Hartnett
Harrison Avenue
Albany
Troy Streets
Lenaves
James Crowley
James
John Kiley
East Third Street
South
Boston
West Canton Street
Crowley
McKinley Enjoys Quiet Sunday as Cabinet Talk Heats Up
Canton Ohio November 29 Major McKinley attends English Lutheran Church with Mrs McKinley and hosts a luncheon with his mother The only notable caller is ex Representative John B Thomas of Metropolis Illinois Mrs Estly and daughter walking from Spokane to New York are welcomed on their route East Cabinet gossip grows louder with possible picks for Secretary of War and State Andrew D White and Senator Allison are floated Thomas Platt may visit Canton to protest unfriendly treatment toward allies in New York State.
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Canton
Major McKinley
McKinley
John 8. Thomas
Metropolis
Ill
H. Estly
Spokane
Wash
New York
R. A. Alger
Allison
Andrew D. White
Thomas C. Platt
Allerton Named as Likely Secretary of Agriculture
Chicago figures report Samuel W. Allerton as the probable new Secretary of Agriculture after discussions with President-elect McKinley. C. W. Baker and others from the National Live Stock Exchange describe Allerton as a gentleman, financier, and capable business man, suggesting a cabinet appointment is likely.
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Chicago
Samuel W. Allerton
C. W. Baker
National Live Stock Exchange
Canton
W. H. Thompson, Jr
L. B. Doud
National Live Stock Bank
C. A. Mallory
Joseph Adams
Allerton
McKinley
Baker
Two Deaths by Falls in Waterbury
In Waterbury on November 29, Mary McNulty aged six died after falling from a third story window at 45 Charles Street. She suffered heart trouble and head injuries and died before aid arrived. John Barrett 56, a worker at Randolph Clowe died the same day from injuries after falling from a trolley car on Bank Street. Barrett's skull was fractured and he left a family. his son William J. Barrett was the motorman operating the car.
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Waterbury
Conn
Mary McNulty
John McNulty
Charles Street
John Barrett
Randolph & Clowe’s
Bank Street
Barrett
William J. Barrett
St Albans Vermont Added as Export Port for Canadian Cattle
A new Department of Agriculture order adds St Albans Vermont to the list of ports where cattle and sheep from Canada can enter in bond for export from the United States to Portland Maine and Boston Massachusetts. Cattle and sheep bound for Portland and Boston are to be unloaded only at designated stock yards, with Boston shipments unloading at the Mystic Wharf yards.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
St. Albans
Lst
Dominion of Canada
United States
Portland
Boston
Mass
Canada
Mystic Wharf
German Princess Feodora to Wed Baden Heir Maximilian
Berlin Nov 29 reports Princess Feodora youngest sister of the German Empress is to marry Prince Maximilian cousin and heir to the Grand Duke of Baden and an officer in the German army. Maximilian is 99 81 years old, and Princess Feodora remains unnamed in the dispatch.
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Berlin
Feodora
Maximilian
Baden
Gaelic School of Boston to open branch in Lynn
The Gaelic School of Boston held its weekly Celtic language and literature session led by P. J. O Daly and J M Doran. After exercises it was announced a Lynn branch would be established with Mr and Mrs John Hunt of Lynn to run the new school.
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Gaelic School of
Boston
P. J. O’daly
John M. Doran
Cambridge
Boston Gaelic School
Lynn
John Hunt
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John F. Fitzgerald
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J. J. Brock
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P. J. Daly
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Joseph T. Cunningham
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Robert Cox
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