Question of solitary communion divides the diocese split
New York papers report the general convention moving to divide the Nebraska diocese, revise liturgy, and argued over offertory sentences and a proposed rubric restricting the Lord's Supper to communicants. The debate touched the ante commition service and Ascension Day prefaces, with strong clerical and lay positions. The session adjourned to Monday.
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New York
Woolworth
Nebraska
Hanckel
General Convention
Missionary Council
Board of Managers of
The
Missionary Society
Jesus Christ
Salem
Abram
Whitsunday
Huntington
Gibson
Swope
Virginia
House of Deputies
Hart
Bradford Prince
Prince
Dumbell
Mr. Prince
Spalding
California
McConnell
Louisiana
Sparks
Connecticut
Taylor
Springfield
Egar
Father Hall
Boston
House of Bishops
British Columbia
J. Pierpont Morgan
Pauncefote Instructed On Behring Sea Talks
Ottawa rumor cites Lord Stanley’s expected return from the Pacific coast. The British government has instructed Sir Julian Pauncefote in Washington to negotiate settlement of the Behring Sea dispute and the Atlantic fishery question. A proposed settlement basis includes a commissioner representing Japan, Russia, England, Canada and the United States.
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Ottawa
Lord Stanley
Pacific
Julian Pauncefote
Washington
Japan
Russia
England
Canada
United States
Story of His Career-Don Carlos Succeeds to the Throne
Lisson Oct 20 The King of Portugal died after long illness. The Queen kissed the corpse and blessed Don Carlos as monarch. He will issue a proclamation and take the oath as Cortes convenes. Cabinet resignations declined. election proceeds. Funeral in Royal Pantheon, Belem, Belem monastery state. Royal doctors invited press for embalming view. no amputation or gangrene. Cortes elections peaceful. strong government majority. London Oct 21 Lisbon Times correspondent says repeated operations prolonged life. he bore suffering with heroic resignation.
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Lisson
Portugal
Don Carlos
Carlos
Cortes
Chamber of Deputies
Luis
Royal Pantheon
Belem
Portuguese King Luis I and era of intrigue in 19th century Portugal
Luis I of Portugal, born October 1838 as Duke of Oporto, rose to the throne amid Miguelist tensions. His brief reign included a disputed succession crisis, alleged poisoning rumors, and a marriage to Queen Maria Pia. He was known for translating Shakespeare into Portuguese and youthful naval service under an English instructor.
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Luis I
Portugal
Dona Maria de Gloria II
Dom Fernando
Saxenburg Kohary
Oporto
Bourbon
Braganza
Dona Maria
Miguel
Uke
Europe
England
Saxe-Coburgs
Duke of
Juan
Southampton
Miguelites
Prince
Prince Consort
Bartholomeu Diaz
Dom Juan
Dom Luis
Ueen Maria Pia
Victor Emanuel
Ing
Fire at Nantasket Beach Extends Losses and Insurance Gaps
Nantasket Beach suffers a major blaze at Rockland House and nearby stables causing widespread damage. Firefighters from Hull Hingham and Cohasset work through the night battling the flames with no hope of recovery for all insured losses. The incident follows a string of Hull fires and sparks debate over insurance while estimating total losses near ten thousand dollars.
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Nantasket Beach
Rockland House
Hull Fire
Wilson Tisdale
Quincy
Russell & Sturgis
Rockland Hotel Company
Timothy Hurley
Joseph O. Burdett
Hotel Company
Hurley
Horace E. Sampson
Hull
George Cus Nna
Pngham Seement
Hingham and Cohasset
Hull Deverement
Bismarck
N. D
Menoken
New Repford
William H. Braley
Fairhaven
Haverhill
Hilldale Avenue
Antoine Maurice
Edmund Burgeois
Ottawa
Ont
le Breton
Broad
Sherwood
Queen Streets
Paris
le Mans
Efodficiof
LEANY
Ex Empress Frederick Leaves for Athens Bridal Plans
Berlum Oct 20 Ex Empress Frederick and her daughters Princess Charlotte Victoria Sophie Margarethe and Prince Bernhard left for Athens en route to Venice to marry Sophie to the Crown Prince of Greece on the 27th A large crowd cheered as they departed Venice Oct 20 the party boarded the steamer Imperatrix amid serenades and illuminations.
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Berurm
Frederick
Charlotte
Victoria
Sophie
Margarethe
Bernhard
Saxe-Meiningen
Venice
Athens
Greece
Imperatrix
Fire reports small blazes in city buildings
Officer Burns and Station 2 extinguished a minor fire in the saloon of Goney Gridley at 3, 5 and 7 Williams Court. Damage described as trifling. A second small fire occurred in the tenement house of Mary O Rourke at 29 Way Street causing about $15 damage at 8 12 last evening. An alarm came from Box 65 and the Box 15 alarm at 8 p m yesterday was false.
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Burns
Goneeh Gridley
Williams Court
Mary O'Rourke
Way Street
Mutrie Receives Pennant At New York Benefit
The Broadway Theatre crowd witnessed the Giants in evening dress as De Wolf Hopper handed manager Mutrie a pennant amid applause. Mutrie lauded his nine and the team’s success, with John Ward and Parsinenery cheered. Attendees included Indy Bell, Marion Manola, William Terriss, and Gus Williams. Receipts topped $4500. In Minneapolis, MLB magnates plan to fund a Brotherhood for 1890 with capital from Spalding and others, aiming to stabilize clubs in Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Pittsburg Indianapolis and Washington.
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Broadway
New York Baseball Club
Giants
de Wolf Hopper
Mutrie
National League
Spalding, Conant, Billings
Soden
Young Association
John Ward
Spalding
Brotherhood
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphis
Brotherood
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Washington
League
Salvation from Righteousness Lecture by Panin in Columbus Ave Church
Mr Panin declared the final lecture of his six part course would be abandoned due to little audience interest. He argued salvation lies only in obedience to God’s laws and rejected philosophy science theology and church debates as futile. He urged practicing the commandments and Sermon on the Mount as the path to union with God.
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Ivan Panin
Columbus Avenue Universalist Church
Panin
Universalists
United Wisdom
Episcopalians
New York
Heaven On Earth
Christ
Free Religious Association
Eliot
Savage
Garrison
Miss Marlowe Shines in New Pygmalion and Galatea
At Hollis Street Theatre on Saturday, Miss Marlowe offered a fresh Galatea performance blending naive charm with simple directness. Criticism notes minor costume choices and motion but praises her restraint and clarity amid a skilled supporting cast led by Miss Shaw as Cynisca and Eben Pylimpton as Pygmalion.
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Miss Marlowe
Hollis Street Theatre
Pygmalion
Athens
Chrysos
Medea
Miss Shaw
Shakspere
Personalities and Movements Highlight Gossipy Feb Crosstalk
Francis W. Bird prepares to mark his eightieth birthday with vigor and public activity while Francis Lowell sails to Boston aboard the Cunard steamer Cephalonia after visits in the country. Elisha Benjamin Andrews receives honors in Providence as Brown University’s president with calls for more professorships and a technical school.
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Francis W. Bird
Bird
Boston
Sunday Herald
Lowell
London
Liverpool
Cunard
Cephalonia
American Minster
General Palfrey
Massachusetts
General McNulin
Wabash Railroad
Henry James
Mr. White
Legation
Providence Commercial Club
Providence
R. I
Elisha Benjamin Andrews
Brown University
Ladd
Andrews
Labor Unions Nation and City Meet for Eight Hour Policy
A long labor scene at Blatchford Hall and Pythian Hall covers Steam Railroad Men Protective Union, Amalgamated Building Trades Council, and Steam Fitters Union. Delegates discuss eight hour workday, youth labor laws, foreign labor contracts, and convention entertainments. Over 500 attend Building Laborers meeting. 22 new members join.
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Steam Railroad Men’s Protective Union
Blatchford Hall
American Federation of Labor
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Railroad Federation
Amalgamated Building Trades Council
Pythian Hall
Washington Street
State and Metal Roofers’ Union
Union 204
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of
Cambridge
Marble Cutters’ Union
Central Labor Union
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Union
The
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Farneil Hall
Painters and Decorators’ Union of Boston
Steam Fitters’ Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Eliot Street
Bricklayers’ Union
Pressmen’s Hall
Odd Fellows
Congress
Notes to Taverner Ill-Mannered Audiences
A theatre-goer requests the Taverner to protest noisy patrons who leave during performances. He cites Miss Julia Marlowe in Twelfth Night and laments the disruption spoiling the final scene.
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Taverner
Julia Marlowe
Ozone and its health claim in Sharon note
A reader explains the ozone theory and its history from 1856. Professor Andrews and later Professor Tait studied ozone, asserting it as a distinct allotropic form of oxygen. The note links ozone to relief for chest and lung diseases and the public interest in health at seaside towns.
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Taverner
Sharon
Boston
Thomas Andrews
Queen’s College
Belfast
Ireland
Schonbein
Andrews
Tait
Leading Hartford banker George W Moore dies after illness
Obituary notes the death of George W Moore a Hartford banker broker and firm head age sixty six also mentioning John Creerar Chicago railroad figure with a $3 000 000 estate B T Babbitt New York soap magnate and Rev A Judson Barrett D D Rochester pastor all reported as dying in brief notices with ages and origins.
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George W. Moore
Hartford
Creerar, Adams Co
Chicago
Scotland
New York
B. T. Babbitt
Endorsement Plea for Public Support of Institution
A cordial endorsement from numerous signatories urges generous public support for an unnamed institution. Henry L. Pierce and a long list of notable backers including Charles Ek Codman Elisha Converse Henry J. Russell William Claflin Samuel Little and others appeal to readers to sustain the cause.
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Henry L. Pierce
Charles Ek. Codman
Elisha Ss. Converse
Henry 3. Russell
William Claflin
Samuel Little
G. T. W. Braman
J. B. Thomas
Co. V. Whitten
Jerome Jones
Isaac Fenno
Matthew Bolles
William E. Griffis
Willian H. Horton
Jobh W
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Dunham Et al
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Citizens’ Steam and Gas Light Company of
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Warren Street
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M.D
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Helen Collamore
R. D. Evans
Mary E
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