Obedience and Obstacles in Dr Peabody's Sermon at King's Chapel
The Rev A P Peabody preached at King's Chapel on Isaiah's "A stone of stumbling" urging that life is an ascending path with obstacles. He warned against sins of omission, embezzlement, and excuses, urging duty, self discipline, and faith to overcome temptations as Christ did, ending with a call to follow Christ toward the crown of heaven.
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A. P. Peabody
D.D
Jambridge
King’s Chapel
Isaiah
Dr. Peabody
Satan
God
Peabody
St Paul
Christ
Brou
Heap
Bin
Mechanics
Gol
Sam
Kingdom of God
Balante
Woman Preaches on The Need of The Church at Disciples
Mrs Anna Garlin Spencer spoke from the pulpit of the Church of the Disciples on the value and necessity of the church in modern life. She argued the church expresses humanitys religious sentiment and guides right thinking, noting many abandon church life while some live cultured lives without it. If the church serves a real need for the masses, its permanence remains secure.
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Church of the Disciples
West Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
James Freeman Clark
Anna Garlin Spencer
Fle
Dr. Clark
Spencer
Magerlies
Corner stone laid for Wakefield new Congregational Church
The Wakefield Congregational Church in Monson granite will cost 76000 upon completion. Corner stone laid by Deacon John G Aborn. sermon by Rev Robert W Wallace. dedicatory exercises planned for Aug 1 1891. site on old 1768 edifice with 155 ft frontage and 660 seating in floor plus 10 in gallery. Sunday school 400 primary 170. overall capacity 1000. Visitors at Mechanics Fair trust Monpock soda at Music Lars exhibit.
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Wakefield
Congregational
Monson
Jon G. Aborn
Noyes
Winter Hill
Rey
Three trends shape modern science and society
The text argues science fixes minds on nature and order, while specialization narrows view and work. It warns that industrial society applies business standards to all and erodes holistic humanity, risking a fragmented culture where individuals become mere cogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eliot
Russell and Williams Denounce Lobbies in Massachusetts Campaign
In Norwood on Saturday, Hon. William E. Russell and Rep. George F. Williams delivered sharp attacks on the state House lobby and Republican leadership. Russell called for reform, denouncing secret influence and urging veto power to curb corruption while Williams endorsed Russell and condemned the McKinley tariff and party machinery.
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William E. Russell
Norwood
Andi
George Fred Williams
Dedham
John C. Lane
Russell
Williams
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Iman
Public Republican Corruption Fund
Boston
Norfolk County
Congress
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Big State
Siassachusetts
Republican Plactoum
Anil
New Ensland
New England
Lake Suverorana
Pennsylvania
Meitinsey
Liere
Republican Congress
Republican Legislaire
Olio
Time Trust
Rockland
Saime
West End
Commonwealth
Boards of Trade
People’s Party
Read
Senate
Simsver
Cnsuriny
Bobby
House
Lowe
Memorial Services For Rev John W Dadmun At Winthrop Street
Memorial services were held for Rev John W Dadmun, longtime chaplain of state institutions, at Winthrop Street M E Church in Deer Island. Officers from the institutions and Masonic groups attended as testimonies to his life of integrity, ministry, and service to 1600 inmates daily.
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John W. Dadmun
Winthrop Street
M. E
J. L. Estey
Cambridgeport
Mark Trafton
Bangor
Dadyun
C. L. Goedel
Janes
New Inland Conference
Ludlow
Warren Street
Thomas i
Working of the Holy Spirit Sermon at Central Congregational
Rev. George Harris of Andover preached on the Working of the Holy Spirit from John 15 13 14 at Central Congregational Church on Berkeley Street. He argued that God’s spirit influences moral life as powerfully as nature, uniting intellect and will with divine guidance.
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Central Congregational Church
Berkeley Streeb
George Harris
Andover
God
Christ
City notes on camp resolutions and local events
The National Camp Patriotic Sons of America condemned Mayor Hart for not welcoming delegates after sessions in the city. Old Colony railroad offers an excursion train from Middleboro to view the play The Soudan in Boston. E W Bliss spoke to the Boston Y M C A on God is Thy Help from Hosea. Harold Meed Mott-Smith shared views on his Alhambra trip at Chauncy Hall last Friday.
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Patriotic Sons of America
Hart
Old Colony Railroad
Middleboro
Boston
E. W. Bliss
Chicago
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
God
Harold Meed Mott-Smith
Alhambra
Chauncy Hall School
Two Sneak Thieves in Custody in Newburyport
Police seized a Newburyport gang headquarters at a Washington Street boarding house and recovered about 81000 in stolen goods. John Brown known as English Jack was arrested with $300 in loot and identified for Salem for confirmation. the Newburyport suspect gave the alias Harris though Hogan papers were found.
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Station 5
Newburyport
Washington
Maiden Street
John Brown
Brown
Jack
Salem
Harris
Hogan
Mystic Park Races End Season With Four Events
Mystic Park drew strong crowds as four races were run on Saturday. The 2:24 pacing winner was Maud Elenah owned by J Miller, with 2:23% best. Otis Shaw, owned by J Kennedy, took the 2:31 in 2:25%2. Sherim, owned by Carpenter, won the 2:19 after four heats, best 2:214%. Free Trade, Tom Marsh’s entry, won the 2:25 class in straight heats at 2:25 42. Manager Willis plans a season closer early next month.
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Mystic Park
J. Miller
Maud Elenah
J. Kennedy
Otis Shaw
Carpenter
Sherim
Tom Marsh
Free Trade
Penn
Mgr. Willis
Accidents of a Day Report Injuries at City Hospital
John Carland of No.8 Pleasant place fell thirty five feet while descending a steamer Morton ladder and was severely injured. Ichard Condon of 31 Cove place was found at the entrance with a fractured spine, likely since Saturday evening, and taken to City Hospital. Dennis Flynn of Kingstreet Dorchester injured after falling through a railroad bridge on the New York and New England line at Geneva avenue yesterday and is hospitalized.
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John Carland
No.8
Pleasant Place
Morton
City Hospital
Ichard Condon
Cove Place
Dennis Flynn
Kingstreet
Dorchester
New York & New England Railroad
Geneva Avenue
Esterday
Lectures by Mr George Kennan Begin at Tremont Temple
Prominent traveler Mr George Kennan visits the city for a series on Russia. Six lectures scheduled at Tremont Temple beginning Tuesday evening. Four are new, two previously delivered here. Box office opens for single ticket sales today.
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George Kennan
Russia
Tremont Temple
Vremont Temple
Roofers Seek Higher Pay Based on Workdays Plan
The Slate and Metal Roofers Union outlined in Eagle Hall that workers should count a day as 8 hours with five vents per day, starting October 20, seeking a 25 percent wage increase for an eight hour day. They currently earn three per day and argue for more annual earnings since they work only seven months a year.
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Eagle Hall
Happy Thoughts attributed to Greenhalge from campaign document
A reader quotes Greenhalge’s remarks on money campaigns in the eighth district. The letter notes the claim of a Republican candidate seeking bribes and assesses the rise in votes as a potential sign of changing opinion about his merit and party.
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Greenhalge
Sam
Sdoot
Congress
California
Montana
FIRE ESCAPES IN APARTMENT HOUSES AND MEMORIALS DISCUSSED
A letter discusses fire escape needs for high apartments and portable rope ladders for safety aboard ships. Others debate public memorials for O Reilly and note the long tradition of commemorating heroes. A dog owner writes from Boston about canine communication and a desire for the World Fair in 1892.
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Tavetner
Philadelphia
Washington
Europe
Boston
The Revolt of the Consumers Letter to the Editor
A reader criticizes McKinley tariff defenses and protectionist claims. The writer argues tariffs raise costs on sugar wool tin plate paper and potatoes, calls such arguments false, rejects the Republican Party and declares he will not vote GOP again. He questions the notion that duties are paid by foreign producers.
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Republican Party
G. O. P. A. J Inique
Woman Burned In Kitchen Fat Spill Accident
Mrs. Levi of 147 Dover Street suffered severe burns when a kettle of fat boiled over. She was hospitalized at City Hospital. A small fire started by the spill was extinguished by Hook and Ladder 3 and Engine 8 members.
Revival Meeting At Shawmut Avenue Universalist
Revival meeting led by the Rev Dr Church at Shawmut Avenue Universalist Kerman this evening at 7 30 J L Rexford of Roxbury will speak hearty singing urged to attend and join in the service
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Shawmut Avenue
Universalist
Kerman
Dr. Church
J. L. Rexford
Roxbury
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