Corner Stone Laying For Gate of Heaven Church South Boston
Archbishop Williams led a crowd of about three thousand as the cornerstone was laid for the Gate of Heaven Church in South Boston. The new church will be a large, fireproof Roman brick building with five main entrances and grand sanctuary windows, designed by George A. Clough.
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Archbishop Williams
New Gate of Heaven Church
South
Boston
Symphony Orchestra
M. A. O'Reilly
St. Peter’s Church
Dorchester
Gate of Heaven
Charles B. McLaughlin
St. Peter's Church
Ferziani
J. Heffernan
Framingham
A. O'Connor
SS. Peter and Paul’s
George W. Leahy
St. Philip's
Acolytes
Hugh J. Mulligan
Chelsea
C. A. Finnigan
Arlington
M. J. Doody
D. J. Herlihy
South Boston
T. Bresnahan
B. C
William Byrne
V. R
Louis Walsh
St. John's Seminary
P. J. O'Donnell
St. Philip’s
P. B. Murphy
Saxonville
Joshua Bodfish
Canton
R. J. Johnson
Peter Rowan
St. Philip's Church
Dor
Chester
St. Michael's Hall
Fourth Street
First Street
George A. Clough
Robert J. Johnson
Dedham
Father Johnson
Unity urged by Father Sheehy in Boston lecture
Rev. Eugene Sheehy spoke on Irish Leaders Past and Present at the Boston Theatre before a large audience despite bad weather. He urged unity over factionalism, surveyed Irish leaders from Grattan to Meagher, and noted recent joint presence of Redmond and Dillon as a symbol of coming unity. Banquet plans for Oct 7 at United States Hotel were announced with several speakers listed.
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Eugene Sheehy
Boston
Father Sheehy
Parker House
John P. Dwyer
Patrick Flannigan
Owen O'Loughlin
William J. Cronin
AOC
Fay Mr. Cronin
Ireland
England
Germany
France
Spain
Henry Grattan
Wolf Tone
Robert Emmet
the Shearlses
Lord Fitzgerald
O’connell
Thomas Davis
Thomas Francis Meagher
Davis
Meagher
Adams House
United States Hotel
Thomas J. Gargan
Father O'Callaghan
John R. Murphy
Edward Clexton
John W. Corcoran
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Irish convention delegates return to Boston aboard Servia
The steamer Servia brought four Irish delegates back to Boston, Rev. Denis O Callaghan Denis O Reilly Edward Tracey and Dr P J Timmins, after their hopeful return was delayed by one member John B O Higgins. They were greeted by a committee led by Daniel A McDonald and Dominick J Hart and welcomed home in the name of the people they represent.
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Servia
Boston
Denis O'Callaghan
South
Denis O'Reilly
Edward Tracey
P. J. Timmins
John B. O'Higgins
Daniel A. McDonald
Dominick J. Hart
Michael Dever
John Mahone
Brookline Congregational Society Holds First Service
The new Congregational Society of Brookline held its first service at the Beaconsfield Casino yesterday morning. Rev. George Hale, recently from Warren Massachusetts, delivered the address. Seven charter members attended with friends as the society elected a building committee to find suitable grounds.
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New Congregational Society of
Brookline
Beaconsfield
George Hale
Hale
Warren (Mass.) Congregational Church
New Society
Erection of a Church on Tappan Street Promised
The article notes the planned church site near Tappan Street in the town’s upper area. The pastor voices solemn unity for worship, stressing that work rests on faith in Christ and mutual love, while acknowledging human faults and a higher vision guiding the effort.
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Tappan Street
Christ
The Eternal Lamp Rev Julian Smyth Preaches First Sermon
The Rev. Julian K. Smyth of Roxbury became pastor of the Brookline New Church Society on High Street and delivered his first sermon yesterday at 4 o'clock. The church was filled as he spoke from the text The Eternal Lamp urging unity between pastor and members to keep the lamp of the Lord filled with the oil of love.
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Julian K. Smyth
Roxbury
Brookliine New Church Society
High Street
Bethany Baptist Holds Memorial Service for Hebe Disaster Victims
A Roxbury congregation mainly of street railway company employees attended a special memorial service at Bethany Baptist Church on West Cottage Street. Rev. Herbert Judson White led the rites as a male chorus performed several musical selections.
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Bethany Baptist Church
West Cottage Street
Roxbury
Street Railway Company
Hebe
Herbert Judson White
Keane resigns as rector of Catholic University of America
Bishop John J. Keane resigns at papal request after nine years as rector. Pope Leo XIII offers him archbishopric, options to remain in the United States or go to Rome. Keane accepts, plans rest on the Pacific coast, praises the Holy Father and trustees for guiding the university’s future.
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Washington
John J. Keane
Catholic University’of America
Leo III
Keane
Catholic University of America
Cardinal Gibbons
Leo XIII
Pope Leo
John Joseph Keane
Ajasso
Brother
University At
Rome
United States
Congregation of Studies
Congregation of the Propaganda
St. Peter’s
Holy Father
Divine Providence
Pacific
Fiis
America
Father Garrigan
Cure of Cancer Led to Medical Breakthrough
A historic medical note describes how the success in treating a cancer case with surgery revealed a new path in disease research. The passage frames cancer as an incurable disease and highlights the knife as a treatment, leading to further discovery in medical science.
Ypsilanti Ad Promotes Blood Disease Remedy
An advertisement from Ypsilanti promotes a product named Nature's own true remedy for all blood diseases. It urges readers to alert a sufferer and references CQ 104 Broad St Boston as contact information.
Fusion collapses in Virginia for presidential electors
Richmond dispatch reports all efforts to form a fusion electoral ticket in Virginia failed. Democrats proposed electors to vote for Bryan and Watson or Bryan and Sewall, but Populists rejected both plans. With no agreement, fusion ends as filed electors reach the secretary of the Commonwealth.
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Washington
Richmond
Virginia
Bryan
Watson
Sewall
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Staunton
Fusion Talks Persist in Indiana and West Virginia
Populist Chairman Butler asserts fusion in Indiana may not be defeated, noting differing conditions from other states. National leaders urge delaying alliances on Congress and state candidates until electoral slate is set. Indiana shows ten Democratic and five Populist electors, with Populists sticking to their plan despite Democrat pressure.
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Washington
Butler
Indiana
West Virginia
National Committee
Jones
Bryan
Virginia
Teen thief tied to Sedley diamonds in Coast town raid
Benjamin Webber, 19, was arrested in Bar Harbor on suspicion of stealing diamonds and watches from Henry Sedley's New York summer home last Thursday night. Officers found a revolver and false whiskers on him. He confessed to the theft and to organizing a gang. diamonds valued at 300 dollars, watches at 100 dollars, and 15 dollars in cash were recovered at a location he named.
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Bar Harbor
Crow's Nest
Benjamin Webber
Henry Sedley
New York
Sedley
Webber
Almanac on hand for ten cents at Boston boat counting room
The second edition of the Post Almanac for 189 will be sold for ten cents, with publication price set at twenty five cents. It contains full election reports, silver and gold statistics, financial tables, and many other information. 432 pages. Apply at the Boston boat counting room.
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The
Post Almanac
Boston
Freighter Roman Cleared After Diver’s Inspection
The freighter Roman departs for Liverpool after a successful under hull inspection by diver Michael Sullivan. No serious damage found aside from a bent propeller blade. Second Mate Parry is slightly hurt from a grounding incident, and Captain Michael Brenan dies after injuries from a prior fall.
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Roman
Liverpool
George’s Island
Hoosac
Charlestown
Michael Sullivan
Captain Roberts
Fort Warren
Captain Fowler
Golden Cavendish
Fowler
Parry
Michael Brenan
Boston Towboat Company
Proposed Island Tent Hospital To Save Infants In Heat
Dr William G Macdonald city physician Boston Board of Health proposes using a small island beyond the Marine Park iron pier in South Boston for tents and a milk plant to treat hundreds of infants with cholera infantum during summer. The plan would provide outdoor and indoor patient facilities with nurses from City Hospital and be reachable by electric cars. He cites 24388 deaths last July and August with 919 infants and 492 due to cholera infantum, arguing weather contributed to over 600 deaths.
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William G. Macdonald
Boston Board of Health
Macdonald
Iron Pier
Marine Park
Boston
City Hospital
City Point
Quircy
Girl Dies of Hydrophobia After Mad Dog Bite
Carrie Koch six year old daughter of Mrs Koch of White street Danbury Connecticut died this afternoon from hydrophobia two weeks after being bitten by a mad dog. Symptoms appeared last Thursday with refusal to drink or eat and grew worse despite medical advice from the Pasteur Institute in New York. The dog also bit a boy named Mahoney who received Pasteur Institute treatment and is apparently well. The attacking dogs were killed and horses kept under observation.
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Danbury
Conn
Carrie Koch
New York
Sermon Defends Ministers Against Bryan Statement
The Rev. Robert McDonald at Warren Avenue Baptist Church rebukes William Jennings Bryan’s remark that gospel ministers are luxurious loafers. He notes Bryan's Christian background, praises pastors’ long labors, and urges apology or forgiveness from Bryan and God.
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Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Robert McDonald
William Jennings Bryan
McDonald
Wilmington
Del
Bryan
Maine
Sewall
Judas Iscariot
Mr. Bryan
Florida Election Set for Tuesday in 1894
Jacksonville reports Florida voters head to the polls Tuesday to choose Governor W D Bloxham, Supreme Court justice, all House members, sixteen Senators, and county officials. Three tickets exist Democratic Republican and Populist with expected large turnout and a Democratic plurality anticipated. In 1890 total statewide vote was 40 749 with Democratic leader Mitchell and Populist Baskins among others.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Senate
W. D. Bloxham
E. R. Gun
Hawley
Row Over Politics Ends With Man Fractured Skull
On Rochester Street in the South End early yesterday morning Harry F. B. Sheehan was knocked down during a local politics dispute with rival Curry. He struck his head on a curbstone, fracturing his skull, and was taken to City Hospital in a semi conscious state. He was described as not in a dangerous condition by late last night.
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Rochester Street
South End
Harry F. B. Sheehan
City Hospital
Sheehan
Curry
Bryan Heads South After Restful Stop in St Louis
William J. Bryan rested in St Louis then left for Memphis where he will speak tomorrow. A Memphis committee escorted him and Tennessee Democratic officials Carroll and Congressman McMillin accompany him. A busy tour is planned for Monday and Tuesday.
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ST. Louis
William J. Bryan
Memphis
Tenn
Bryan
Carroll
Democratic Central Committee of
Tennessee
Congressman McMillin
Thurman Club Mock Trial Ends In Not Guilty Verdict
A musical entertainment and mock trial by the Thurman Club at Meridian street East Boston featured William Rogers charged with the theft of seventeen shrimp. Judge Marshall Brown presided, witnesses were led by Thomas F. Rice, and William Mahoney defended. The jury, with Rep Bradley as foreman, returned not guilty after a thirty minute deliberation in the smoking room. An evening concert followed with John Agnew, George Nolan, Boston City Quartet, William Troy, Gus Molenaro, and Thurman Mandolin Quartet performing.
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Thurman Club
Meridian Street
Boston
William Rogers
Marshall Brown
Thomas F. Rice
William Mahoney
Representative Bradley
John Agnew
George Nolan
South Boston
Boston City Quartet
William Troy
Gus Molenaro
Thurman Mandolin Quartet
Train Schedules for New England Lines and Branches
Rail timetable list shows departures and stops across Manchester Concord New Boston North Weare Henniker and other stations on multiple branches including the Perry Valley and St. Johnsbury routes. Services note seasonal adjustments with Oct 10 end dates and limited weekend trains.
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Union Station
Boston
Bangor
Lewiston
Manchester
Adeoe
Sina
Saturna Conway
Intervale
Glen Crawfords
Fabyans
Twin Mountain
Whitefield
Lancaster
Long Island
Centre Harbor
GRD Trunk R. R
MAINE
Concord
North Wearh
Henniker
North Weare
Pe Tea
Hooksett
Suncoor
Pittsfield
Suncoor Ee
Sunny
Asean
Belmont
Tilton
Lakeport
Meredith
Ashland
West
Plymouth
Island
Wes
Wolieboro
Weirs
Warren
Haverhill
Campton
North Woodstock
Pag SeApe Valley
Liskon
Pristol
Claremont
Hanover
ST. Johnsbury
Newport
Sherbrooke
ST. J
Montpelier
Burlington
White River Junction
Montreal
Aia
White River
White River Sens
Quebec
Boston Air Line
Mortgagee's Sale of Personal Property in Boston
Mortgagee Clara B. Wilson will auction all property described in a Boston mortgage to foreclose due to default. The sale is set for October 18 1896 at 10 o'clock in the morning at 113 Devonshire Street, Room 67, Boston.
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A. S. Mitchell
Devonshire Street
Boston
Wilbert A. Spencer
Ellen A. Mallette
Clara E. Wilson
Clara B. Wilson
Mass
State Street
Custom House
Winslow Warren
Commonwealth OF Masachuseits
State House
Albert L. Harwood
John Drohan
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