Struggle Over Board Policy Shapes Springfield Meeting
A letter to the editor argues the American Board faces a pivotal Springfield meeting. It contrasts Alden faction aims to preserve doctrinal control with a progressive, catholic administration favoring denominational unity, nonpartisan leadership, and rejection of partisan interference in theology. It urges nonpartisan officers and a broad, united board stance to sustain church support and mission.
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Springfield
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Andover
Dr. Alden
Home Missionary Society
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Porter
Harris
Fisher
New Haven
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Amherst
Buckham
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Hopkins
Buckingham
Munger
Gladden
McKenzie
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Herrick
C. A. Gordon
Alpheus Hardy
Horace Fairbanks
R. K. Bishop
T. C. Russell
Prudential Committee
Board
Prudential
Des Moines
Smyth
India
Hume
Mr. Hume
Messrs
Torrey
Noyes
Morse
Cedential Committee
Boston
Merrill Hatch Wedding at St Pauls Church
Samuel Merrill and Estelle Minerva Hatch tied nuptials at St Pauls Church with Rev Courtney officiating. Guests included Globe staff, Treharne as best man, May Chapman maid of honor, and a reception at 52 Bowdoin Street. The couple departed for a mountain sojourn after a seven o clock train.
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St. Paul’s Church
Samuel Merrill
Estelle Minerva Hatch
Jean Kincaid
Globe
Courtney
D.D
Leonard B. Treharne
May Chapman
Daisy M. Elliot
Brooklyn
Minnie Clark
Somerville
Grace Remick
Edward L. Alexander
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M. K. Rand
Howard
Edwin A. Jones
Stoughton
Bowdoin Street
Mrs. Merrill
Mountains
New Statue Plan for Henry Wilson Grave Fund
Over the past decade efforts to raise funds for a monument to Vice President Henry Wilson culminate in a new organization promising success. The plan favors a statue over a shaft and, if funds allow, a memorial building to house relics of Wilson’s era. Donations are solicited from individuals and organizations with money sent to president J. O. Wilson in Natick Massachusetts to be acknowledged.
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Henry Wilson
J. O. Wilson
Natick, Mass
Big handicap tennis tournament opens at Longwood
The Longwood event starts at 2 30 p m tomorrow with daily play through the week to decide winners. Morning sessions begin after Tuesday at 10 30 a m. Entries include twenty singles players and about ten doubles teams. A cricket match is also scheduled tomorrow with exhibitions featuring Sears Dwight Pettitt Mansfield and a final exhibition between Dwight or Sears and Pettitt.
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Sears
Dwight
Messrs. Pettitt
Mansfield
Cup day at Mystic Park features grand event
Mystic Park announces Cup day for Monday October 10. Ralph Black drove in last Saturday evening to attend the horse sale and enter renowned jumpers for the steeplechase. A silver cup trophy bears a road wagon scene while an $800 ladies purse awaits trotters and pacers in the 2 50 class alongside a half mile pony race.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society elects officers and committee heads
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society elected officers at its Saturday meeting. Officers include President Henry P. Walcott and vice presidents Charles H. B. Breck Benjamin G. Smith Frederick L. Ames William H. Spooner with recording secretary Robert Manning. Standing committees cover executive finance publication and discussion prizes and related chairs named.
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Henry P. Walcott
Charles H. B. Breck
Benjamin G. Smith
Frederick L. Ames
William H. Spooner
Robert Manning
John Robinson
Samuel H. Sendder
William C. Strong
Straws From State Street on Atchison Gould Rivalry
The past week showed a brighter stock market mood tempered by a Boston clearing house rate rise to 6 percent. Commentary cites Gould driven moves against Atchison and outlines past Gould battles with Chicago Burlington & Quincy, noting Atchison’s vulnerable position on margins and potential for market reactions depending on overall sentiment.
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Boston News Bureau
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Gould
Boston Herald
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Fred L Ames
Hannibal & St. Jo
Chicago
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the Daily Indicator
Atchison Company
Huntington
Chicago, Burlington &Quincy
Burlington & Quincy
Burlington
E&oe
Fruit-Horatio Harris Auctions This Tuesday
Sales by auction today include Fruit-Horatio Harris at 10 a.m. for real estate and Evans & Son at 23 p.m. The schedule notes Fruit-Horatio Harris again Tuesday at 12 m.
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Horatio Harris
Evans & Son
Marriages and obituary notices from the city
MARRIAGES present Bennett and McDonald in Loston. Chase and Green wed Watertown. Currier and Barnes wed Stoneham. Sinclair and Greek wed Somerville. Also Priest, 63, funeral at Hotel Vendome Tuesday 2 PM with private burial.
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George A. Priest
Hotel Vendome
Sinclair
Somerville
David McFall
Boston
Alfred P. Sinclair
Emma J
John Greer
Philanthropic Rail Tour Delights 100 Boston Guests
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company runs a select tour for Boston residents aimed at promoting happiness. About 100 participants will experience what is described as the most delightful excursion yet conducted.
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Pennsyvania Railroad Company
Boston
Amusements listings in city theatres
The paper shows evening performances across venues including Globe Theatre with The Deacon's Daughter and Erminie, Theatre with A Run of Luck, Boston Museum with Dilomacy, Street Theatre with The Corsair, and Athenium Variety. Times set mainly at 7 to 8 PM.
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Boston Museum
Dilomacy
Pers Street
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Deaths. Albro Bailey Bayley Belknap Denny Newman
Death notices list Elizabeth Scott Salter widow of John Adams Albro of Cambridge in 91st year. Phebe Strickland wife of Joseph T Bailey. Mary E Bayley of Amesbury. Jane P Belknap wife of Hon Austin Belknap Somerville. Addison W Denny aged 52. Abigail Newman aged 73 years 14 days.
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Cambridge
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Phebe Strickland
Joseph T. Bailey
Bayley
Roxbury
Mary E. Bayley
Amesbury
Belknap
North Falmouth
Mags
Jane P
Austin Belknap
Somerville
Denny
Addison W. Denny
Newman
Abigail Newman
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