Italian Dondero Arrested in Boston for Italian Crime
Captain Cain and Officer Rosatto nabbed Giovani Baptista Dondero in a North Street saloon after a formal extradition request from Italy. Dondero confessed to stabbing a man in Italy last May during a dispute over another Dondero’s wife. He faces extradition and possible life confinement once in U S custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Station 1
Giovani Baptista Dondero
Italy
Rosatto
North Street
Dondero
Giovani Dondero
Sara
Cornia
New York
Boston
United States Court
Charles Street
Ole
Water board clashes over Squantum pipe work conflict
Boston Water Board warns Mayor O Brien of legal action after a three day clash with Quincy road officials over laying water pipes to Long Island. The dispute escalated with a brawl as workers faced resistance and a court injunction was sought. Police Chief Williams faces a court warrant for assault with a dangerous weapon linked to the Squantum confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Water Board
O'Brien
Hugh O’ Brien
Road Commissioners
Quincy
Water Board
Long Island
Ward 2
Boston
Law Department
Duggan
Selectmen
Thomas F. Donerry
Nason
Robert J. Williams
Martin Foley
Squantum
Williams
Foley
University events schedule notes October meetings
Sunday October 7 at Appleton Chapel 7 30 p m Rev Francis G Peabody D D front pews reserved for university members until 7 30 Tuesday October 9 College faculty meeting at University 5 3 30 p m Wednesday October 10 Board of overseers Stated meeting at No 50 State Street Boston at 11 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Francis G. Peabody
D.D
University
College
University 5
Board of Overseers
State Street
Boston
Class of ’91 names officers and notes illness of professor
The class of 91 elected officers for the ensuing year with A. W. Grose as president and H. A. Fister as vice president while Professor Schneider could not meet his classes last week due to a family illness. The annual sophomore freshman baseball game is set for this afternoon on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Grose
H. A. Fister
Owle
Schneider
American Missionary Association Meets in Providence
The American Missionary Association will hold its forty second annual meeting in Providence Rhode Island October 23 to 25. Sessions begin 3 o clock Tuesday afternoon October 23 at Union Congregational Church. The national body draws support from Christian people in every state. Its missions cover the South among negroes and mountain whites, the West among Indians, and Pacific States among Chinese. The aim is to build Christian schools colleges and churches at home. The work is vast and increasingly urgent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Missionary Association
Providence
R. I
Union Congregational Church
Union
United States
Pacific States
In Hot Weather pine Pyle's Pearline good work
In hot weather reports praise Pine Pyle for pearline products and easy-try campaigns. Local markets note steady sales and customer interest as summer heat continues to drive demand for household goods.
House Lots at Woburn Offer For Quick Settlement
The Woburn City Land Company offers house lots at ten dollars each with deed and this year’s taxes paid. Churches schools and stores are within eight minutes’ walk street railway within five minutes’ walk two railway stations within six minutes’ walk water mains on both sides two miles of steam rail frontage. Apply to E. B. Eaton Boston or John S Munroe Woburn for circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wobvurn
Woburn
Eaton
Mead on Swinton removal and Duryea action sparks
The address by Edwin D. Mead on removing Swinton history from schools drew protest and debate. Mead condemns the removal as ignorance and sectarian insult, citing Catholic and Protestant views, while defending Duryea against hostile critique and urging focus on facts over motives.
Tennis at Longwood Finals Set for Today
The Longwood handicap tournament featured close play with Mansfield and Hoppin defeating Hovey and Wildes 2-1 in the day’s main match. Crocker beat W L Kingsley in straight sets. Dwight and Shaw won an exhibition against Pettit and Mansfield. Finals scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood
Mansfield
Hoppin
Hovey
Wildes
Fovey
Crocker
W. L. Kingsley
Dwight
Shaw
Pettit
Jennings
Kingsley
F. L. W. Hoppin
D. K. Snow
Kendall
Manchester
Snow
North Shore Tricycle Tour Reaches Pavilion Hotel
The fourth annual ladies North Shore tricycle tour arrived at the Pavilion Hotel from Newburyport after seven hours of riding with a lunch stop at Essex Woods. They plan to circle the cape via Linwood Hotel and Pigeon Cove then return at night, with a Boston return via Salem and Nahant planned for Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giloucester
North Shore
Pavilion Hotel
Newburyport
Essex Woods
Cape
Linwood Hotel
Pigeon Cove
Pavilion
Boston
Salem
Nahant
Carey attempts suicide in Lynn street residence
Thomas F. Carey of 49 May Street attempted suicide by Paris Green today. He was being sought by police and authorities think alcohol may have driven the act. A bicycle championship series opener between Rowe and Temple is slated for the Glenmere track tomorrow afternoon. Local shipments show 6875 boots and shoes sent out in the week ending Oct 4, up from 6782 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Speciacu
Thomas F. Carey
May Street
Paris Green
Rowe
Temple
Glenmere
Low Wages and High Prices Debate Letter to the Editor
A reader argues against Chinese immigration and contract labor, warning that invention and wage competition will lower pay while tariffs keep costs high. The writer, signing as F. M. H., says the coming vote this fall will decide if the country endures low wages and high prices under home market limits and tariff barriers.
History of Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Ends in Popular Gift
History furnishes no parallel to the popularity of Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. A 25 cent bottle is offered. Johnny has stumped his too noor fellow and Salvation Oil is urged as a quick buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
Johnny
Salvation Oil
Elections at Harvard Class of 91 Chooses Leaders
The 91 class meeting in Massachusetts Hall reelects M Williams as president A W Weld as vice president J Lowell as secretary Longworth wins treasurer seat defeating Walker Cumnock elected crew captain Bass captain of eleven and D S Dean captain of nine after large majorities Seven marshal candidates elect Williams Burnett and Longstreth. Tennis tourney decides second place Brown defeats Shaw Bears and Brown to intercollegiate singles Sears Shaw Tailor Chase in doubles Hasty Pudding elects officers Harvard Union to debate Grover Cleveland reflection as best for US B C Weld named manager of the university eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Hall
M. Williams
Williams
A. W. Weld
J. Lowell
Longworth
Walker
Cumnock
Bass
Dean
Peckham
Messrs. Williams
Burnett
Longstreth
Rh. D. Brown
L. A. Shaw
Bears
Brown
Harvard
Sears and
Shaw
G. B. Painter
G. T. Keyes
C. D. Wetmore
H. ©. Meeker
C. Hunneman
Harvard Union
Grover Cleveland
United States
B. C. Weld
University
Visitors Leave Boston After Merchants Week
Rufus A. Flanders, secretary of the Merchants' Weeks committee, said the work is nearly finished and no further dealings with the crowd will occur. He noted the event benefited buyers and sellers, with figures to come later, and that visitors may stay on through Sunday as tickets run to Tuesday, prolonging the trading boom for three more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Rufus A. Flanders
Merchants’ Weeks
Boston
Injustice in Jamaica at Port Morant
Captain W F Wiley of the steamship Lorenzo D Baker reports ill treatment by Jamaica customs officials at Port Morant. He left June 14 with fruit, obtained clearance and a consular certificate, was later arrested July 25 for leaving Jamaica without clearance, released on bail. Washington to decide. Kingston merchants condemn the imposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Wiley
Lorenzo D. Baker
Boston
Port Morant
Jamaica
United States
Wiley
Washington
Jeading
Kingston
One Thief Confesses to Philadelphia Jewelry Heist
John Warrington and Isaac Larrabee, held for grand jury trial, are identified as professional thieves. Larrabee admits joint guilt in a four year old Market Street Rosenthal jewelry store burglary, where thieves using a roof entry disabled the alarm and stole jewelry valued at $10,000. A clipping found in Warrington’s satchel details the plan to target the Shipping Commission office on Commercial Street and then revisit Rosenthal’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warrington
Isaac Larrabee
Johnson
Hanover Street
Larrabee
Philadelphia
S. Rosenthal
Market Street
Warrington
Shipping Commission
Commercial Street
Rosenthal
Elevator rope breaks at Daily American press collapse
A wire rope snapped this afternoon in the Daily American building causing the elevator to crash to the basement. Four pages were ready for press, the pressman had just cleared the area and the newspaper still managed to publish an edition composed of old ads and outdated news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Daily American
American
Trade Names Listed for Banking Houses Across Cities
A long OCR list names brokers and firms across multiple cities including Atlanta J A Smith Moore Marsh Co Altoona Fox Curtis Baltimore Bangs Bard Co Carroll Adams Co Magruder Mullen Tucker Allnutt Nixon Craw Bradford Ramsdell Ramsdell Sweet Co Cincinnati Meis Thorne Laws Selz Schwab Chicago Dodge Hills Guthmann Carpenter Wells Doe Easton Hapgood Elmira Friendly Carnahan Fernandina Galveston Blum Indianapolis McKee Branham Keokuk Coleman Harris Memphis Goodbar Stern Jackson St Louis Graff Kelley Goodfellow Allen Dittman Clark Shoe Noyes Foot Schulze Savannah Einstein Tampa McFarlane Lee Dunlap Rodgers Dewey Paul Minn Henry Foot Schulze etc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
E Kingsbery
EF Bates & Co
Atlanta
J A Smith
Moore, Marsh & Co
Altoona, Penn
G Fox
Fox & Curtis
Baltimore
C Bangs
Bangs, Bard & Co
Tres
W C Carroll
Carroll, Adams & Co
Baltimore, Md
L Magruder
J J Magruder & Co
J Mullen, Jr
Tucker, Smith & Co
E D Nixon
Allnutt, Nixon & Goldsborough
Craw
Bradford
Penn
Laws & Co
Chteeeer l
C MacLauchlan
Selz
L & H Blum
Indianapolis
Ind
J R McKee
McKee & Co
E Branham
McKee & Branham
Keokuk, la
W Huiskamp
Huiskamp Bros Co
Natchez
Miss
C Moore
H Frank
Omaha
Neb
K MeKone
Morse & Co
Orlando
Fla
Hudnall of
Hudnall & Co
Philadelphia
A M Belknap
A Shumway Co
Snacaipela
U Monroe
Monroe Bros & c
Aladelphia
J T Graff
Graff, Son & Co
Brun
Pittsburg
B&s Co
St Louis
A H Clark
J M Vimont
Clark Shoe Co
D B Lindsley
Orr & Lindsley Shoe Co
T Gauss
St Joseph
W Noyes
Noyes, Norman & Co
Pt i
At Paul, Minn
Henry
Foot, Schulze
Potter at Work Brightens Friend Street Window
Morey Courentin and Morey crockery dealers display a potter and his wheel in their window at 155 Friend Street. The artisan creates many pretty items and is a new feature on Friend Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey, Courentin & Morey
Crockery Dealers
Friend Street
Courts. United States Circuit Court decision in equity suit
In a bill by Gregory et al. against Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company et al. the court finds the plaintiffs not entitled to $24,926.90 from a Swift judgment fund and dismisses the bill with costs. The matter concerns mining speculation and arbitration issues. notices state that conclusions on alien naturalization will be announced Saturday at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Cott
J. Charles A. Gregory
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Swift
Francis A. Brooks
John Lowell
Tt. H. Talbot
Causten Browne
Court trial on counterfeit five dollar bill charge
United States District Court on October 5 heard Judge Nelson J Andrew Costa preside as the jury was directed after a man was charged with attempting to pass a counterfeit five dollar silver certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
J. Andrew Costa
Towne vs Scribner's Sons case resumed in Supreme Court
October 5 proceedings report closing arguments in the Towne versus Scribner's Sons case. Arguments on Sawyer et al petition for removal of President Phillips of the Fitchburg road from office will be heard tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towne Vs. Scribner’s Sons
Sawyer
Phillips
Fitchburg Road
Superior Court Dockets and Civil Actions October Entries
The record lists multiple cases before Judge Barker and others including Catherine McIntosh v Taylor administrator and Alexander McIntosh v Taylor, charges of nurse services and medical bill dues, a $59.30 claim for extra labor with a May to September 1886 timeline, and a $7,386 machinery balance on a contract. The docket shows trial indications, auditor reports, and several forthcoming sessions, with various defendants and plaintiffs and law firms named. The Fourth Session notes a tort verdict for the defendant in a Washington Street collision, and damages awards of $50 for Norman L. Nicholson v Jeremiah Curry, plus ongoing Monday order for additional cases and divorce hearings under Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Mascon N. J
Catherine McIntosh
John A. Taylor
Alexander McIntosh
Catherine Williams
Dury
J. E. Cotter
B. B. Johnson
Daniel G. McRae
Charles Green
W. HH. Orcutt
O. W. Bartlett
J. P. J. Ward
George B. McLaughlin
E. O. Holmes
Vit Kul Baker
F. Hutchinson
Norman L. Nicholson
Jeremiah Curry
Sim
J. J. Corbett
J. A. Maxwell
Joan D. McLaughilin
McLaughlin
Brown
Gould
Holmes
Sullivan
Wood
Silverston
Keanruff
Waugh
Smith
Elder
Wellington
Kerr
Reed
Kelly
Pevear
Dempsey
Raymond
Wilkins
Gill
RTT
Wabcine
Coch
Farrell
Feder
Nower
MeckEttrick
West
Gordon
Same
West End
Weston
Hanscom
St. RR. Co
Lynde
McAleer
Gilman
Pinkham
O' Brien
Hunt
Firth Sesssion
Aldrich
Superior Court List for Monday Divorces in Middlesex
In Middlesex Superior Court Oct 5 Judge Bishop presents a full jury-waived list and notes divorce cases will be taken up after the court list is completed. The session proceeds with the remaining docket and entries as the calendar advances.
Snow vs Alley in conversion case at Superior Court
Norfolk county Oct 5 judge Biopnett notes fifth trial of Chester Snow versus John B Alley over 160 Postal Telegraph bonds removed from Barnstable. Defense evidence incomplete. Plaintiffs’ counsel G O Shattuck and H P Harriman. defendant’s G Ingersoll. Other docket items listed include cases Kingston v Shaw Conway v Russell Kelley v Boston Market Co Scott and trustees Birch v Fremuth Briggs v Inhabitants of Walpole Marston v Kelley Walpole Inhabitants v Walpole Waft v Whiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Norfolk County
Biopnett, J
Chester Snow
John B. Alley
Postal Telegraph Company
Barnstable
G. O. Shattuck
H. P. Harriman
G. Ingersoll
Peaslee v Bowly contract suit in Essex Court
In Essex County Superior Court on October 5, Richard Peaslee sued Bowly et al. for 5500 on a written contract. The jury found for the plaintiff at 7000. Divorces will be heard Monday morning with uncontested cases first, then contested, followed by nuisance abatements and jury waived cases.
East Boston Court Hears Robbery and Embezzlement Claims
Curtis and Apams Jr. Joseph McLoughlin was held for the grand jury for alleged robbery of a small sum of money and a railway ticket from Edward Fitz gerald. George A. West was arraigned on a complaint of embezzling money from Charles H. Johnson on Sept. 4. case continued as the accused held in $500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
Curtis and Apams, Jr
Joseph McLoughlin
Edward Fitzgerald
Boston
George A. West
Charles H. Johnson
Sirrad Aon
C. E. Woodward & Co. Advertises Low Prices in Boston Area
A promotional notice urges everyone to know train times to Boston and the city streets, and to buy dry goods, cloth, medicines, California wines, insect powder, Carlbad salts, and toilet articles at C. E. Woodward & Co. with claims of lower prices than competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
California
C. E. Woodward & Co
Embezzler Arrested as Dover Street Firm Loses Funds
H F Hallerhan, 30, arrested on embezzlement charges for taking 54 dollars from Mark W Cross & Co of 120 Sudbury Street where he worked as a collector. A Danish steamer Danmark, formerly Jan Breydel, arrives from Antwerp now under Thingvalla line to replace the lost Geiser. Hearing on Rogers Avenue drainage and city acceptance follows. Reverend Savage to preach at Church of the Unity. Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange meeting delayed one week due to Mr Bowen’s funeral. Unitarian Club opens season at the Vendome with Samuel A Eliot presenting on Unitarian Missionary Work. Davis of New England Organ Company nabbed a thief, Benjamin A Jenkins, tied to Beverly Street thefts. A horse-drawn wagon from National Express caused $75 damage at a Green Street bakery. Officer Tewhart remanded a drunken man with laudanum, John Young of Kingston NH, to City Hospital. Sergeant Kimball seizes gambling implements at 17 Brattle Square. YM‑HU classes invite young men and women for twenty-one classes this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danmark
Antwerp
Jan Breydel
Boston
New York
Thingvalla Line
Geiser
Board of Health
Rogers Avenue
Mechanics’ Building
M. J. Savage
Church of the Unity
West Newton Street
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Stephen Bowen
Unitarian Club
Vendome
Samuel A. Eliot
Cambridge
Eliot
Charles Davis
New England Organ Company
Stamford Street
John M. Anderson
Tewhart
Station 4
Beach Street
Stedman
John Young
Kingston
N. H
Sergeant Kimball
Quincy Association
Brattle Square
Spirtualist Leaders Face Defamation Suit at Onset Bay
Charlestown resident Mr. E. Gerry Brown sues fellow Spiritualist Mr. William F. Nye for 20000 damages claiming defamation. The case stems from statements made before witnesses and could reveal full history of the Onset Bay colony and Spiritualist Camp Meeting Association proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Gerry Brown
Charlestown
Onset Bay
William F. Nye
Onset Bay Colony
New England Grocers Excursion Heads to Saratoga and NYC
The New England grocers excursion departs Fitchburg depot at 9 45 Tuesday morning with about 500 wholesalers and retailers. Led by Benjamin Johnson publisher of the New England Grocer, the group arrives Saratoga by 4 p.m. Tuesday for overnight, then proceeds to Albany and down the Hudson to New York City for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW England Grocers
Fitchburg
New England
Benjamen Johnson
The
New England Grocer
Saratoga
Albany
Hudson River
New York City
Friday evening club dines at Young's Hotel
The Friday Evening Club dined at Young's Hotel last night. The Trish athletes left Parker House for Lawrence and New York to participate in games on the Polo grounds today. Notables registered include R. Gordon Mackay of Newport and Misses Dons and Everest of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s Hotel
Trish
Parker House
Lawrence
New York
Polo Grounds
R. Gordon Mackay
Newport
R.L. M. Guiet
Paris
Dons and
Everest
London
Eng
Parker’s
Snow Alley suit at Dedham opens defence after plaintiff rests
The Dedham case titled Snow Alley closes the plaintiff’s side. The defense then presents depositions led by John R. Alley. Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll argues for the defense amid curiosity about his presence. Reports note he is paid about 500 a day. The trial is scheduled to resume and likely finish Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow-Alley
Dedham
John R. Alley
Robert G. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Peneays
Bostons Defeat the Detroits In Tight Ball Game
The Boston team won over Detroit on a day with eight runs total, six earned, as Clarkson and Johnston starred in the field and Nash and Sommers contributed solid defense and hitting. 1661 present. Detroit pitching by Geizein was wild while Sutcliffe kept them in check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Detroits
Clarkson
Johnston
Kelly
Nash
Sommers
Sutcliffe
Tate
Morrill
Rowe
Ray
Geizein
Valentine
R. Bylpo
A. E
Hanlon
Brouthers
White
Quinn
Kowe
Qj Sutcliffe
Summers
Orwitchell
OQ O
Nicholson
Olson
Twitchell
Glenn
Keily
Washington
Washington Club
Pittsburg
Haddock
Pittsburgss
Washingtons
Philadelphia
Phillies
Sanders
Burdick
Philadelphias
Indianapolis
New York
Chicago
Chicagos
Gaelic Athletic Exhibition at Beacon Park Highlights
The Gaelic Athletic Association members and local athletes completed an exhibition at Beacon Park under lighter attendance with no Americans present. Winners include D. Shanahan in running hop and step and jump, W. Real in putting fifty six pound weight, J. S. Mitchell in slinging fifty six pound weight and hammer events, and P. Keahan in standing hop and step and jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
Gaelic Athletic Association
D. Shanahan
W. Real
J. S. Mitchell
Mitchell
J. $. Mitchell
J. 5
P. Keahan
Dorchester Yacht Club Reports New Winter Rooms Leased
The Dorchester Yacht Club met at Harrison Square last evening with Commodore Savage in the chair. Vice-Commodore Soley said new club rooms at 99 Boylston Street have been leased and are being furnished, with a $700 appropriation approved. Sixteen new names were reported for membership consideration before the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
Harrison Square
Commodore Savage
Soley
Boylston Street
Boston School Argument Equipment Supplied by G W Simmons Co
Boston school items and equipment are supplied privately and to officers by G W Simmons Co at 32 to 44 North street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Meeting on Attucks Monument Unveiling at State House
Attucks monument committee met in room 10 of the State House with W H Dupree chairing. John Fisk writes accepting to deliver the historical address on November 14 and plans for a militia parade and guest list. The Governor may consult with the adjutant general before a final report next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Attucks Monument Committee
W. H. Dupree
Camprimeer
Messrs
B. R. Wilson
Blm
Chamberlain
Crispus Attucks
John Fisk
United States
Business Failures Reported Across Nations This Week
The mercantile agencies record 211 failures in the United States and Canada this week, down from 220 last week. Notable cases include St Louis Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Company’s assignment with assets of 25,000 and unknown liabilities, Sumner F. Starbird insolvency in Boston, and GM Atkins hardware dealer in Point Pleasant WV also assigning with liabilities 3,200 and nominal assets 3,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
United States
Canada
St. Louis Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
Sumner F. Starbird
Boston
Talks to Girls on Physical Education at YWCA
Miss Lucille Eaton Hill conductor of the Wellesley College Gymnasium will give a familiar talk to young women on physical education at the Young Women's Christian Association hall Berkeley street corner of Appleton this evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Emily Huntington of Kitchen Garden fame assists. The association has prepared an extension of this department with Miss Hill directing a course of Talks to Girls to be continued weekly by female physicians and others open and free to all women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille
Eaton Hill
Wellesley College Gymnasium
Emily Huntington
Kitchen Garden” Fame
Young Women’s Christian Association
Berkeley Street
Appleton
Association
Miss Hill
Sunday Notices at Arlington Street and Downtown Churches
Sunday notices list sermons and services across Arlington Street Church and several Boston congregations. Rev. Brooke M er ford preaches at 10:30 a.m. with vesper service in the afternoon, and Rev. J T Craig delivers an 8 p.m. sermon. Many groups host Bible lectures, choirs, and special addresses on Sundays, with free seating and public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Street
Brooke Merford
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
M. R. Deming
J.T. Craig
Philadelphia
Oes Famil Quartet
William F. Davis
Tabernacle Young Men’s Institute
Boston Common
Frank Borton
M. J. Wilson
Boston University
B. ¥. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
W. H. Baldwin
Walter K. Fobes
Byron A. Robinson
George Mendell
Taylor
Shoston Y. M. C. A
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
George M. Stowell
George I. Reed
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clara Hoffman
Missouri
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Paul Walton
Cueren
Francis G. Peabody
J. D. Friton
Boston Music Hall
Purgatory
Frret Spmirval Trempre
Newbury
Exeter Streets
Temple Fraternity School
Lake’s Guides
Curren
Boston
Copley Square
Emory J. Haynes
Paul
Columunion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Giovannt Baptista Dondero
Bri
O’brien
Harvard University
Tufts College Notes
MR. Mead
Swinton
Dr. Duryea
Edwin D. Mead
Mead
Luther
Consentine
30Ston
Finskin
Duryea
Music Hall
Sears
Macon, Ga
Sit Coleman
E B Harris
S& T
Coleman, Burden & Co
Memphis, Fenn
J M Goodbar
Goodbar & Co
Tre
Memphis
Yeun
W W Jackson
Stern & Jackson
Supreme Judicial Court
Homes
Osborn
Newsome
Atkins
Thompson
Cole
King
Eastman
Beeche
Blackwell
Giles
Kingsbury
Casey
Conroy
Sane
Allen
Connelley
City of Hoston
Hornans
Hastings
Clark
Holland
Cavanagh
Adams
Nate Lee
Nicoli
Dunbar
Joseph H. Bridge
Charles
Washington Street
Temple Place
Avon Street
Tyler B. King
John E. Butler
N. E Wat. Met. Co
Nantucket
Magevw
Hathorne
Rollins
Wright
John Pee
Conway
Russell
Kelley
Lboston Ib Lower Co
Scott and Trustees
Birch
Fredmuth
Briggs
Walpole
Marston
Brigas
Stuart
Rosborough
Waft
Whiting
Massachusetts
Surange CO
H. F. Hallerhan
Mark W. Cross & Co
Sudbury Street
Hallerhan
Young Men’s Christian Union
B. Dicks
H. M. Quimby
Worcester
Tremont House
Theodore Dwight
Ramon Pelayo
M. R. Suarez
Pedro Mefura
C. Taylo
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Washington St
Milk Street
Bea 7
James Pyle
D. Horne
Tremont Street
Rubel Bros
Cincinnati
Sictson, Moseley & Co
E Street
Kilby St
Bostom
Baker’s
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
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