Religion and public schools clash in Boston sermon
Dr. W E Griffis at Shawmut Church defense of secular moral education over sectarian teaching urges an amendment to the U S Constitution to bar tax support for parochial schools. He warns against Romanist and Protestant bigotry and calls for mutual Christian charity and public fairness in religion and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut Church
W. E. Griffis
United States
Virginia
Massachusetts
Rome
Westminster
Heidelberg
Moscow
Jerusalem
Church of Rome
Hell
Jesus
Paul
Supreme Law
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Garret
Witt
Lndy
Homes Imperilled by Romanism Says Dr Fulton
Dr Fulton spoke at Music Hall on dangers of Romanism to homes and to churches in Boston. He cited unhappy marriages and seizing control of family life, argued Romanism corrupts the home and church, noted women’s work as essential, and urged battle in Massachusetts this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Music Hall
Boston
Pastes
Massachusetts
Suburban Press Association
Crawford House
Allen
Woburn Advertiser
Beneficent Society
New England Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Michael Toomey
Fabin Street
Providence
New York
Stonington
Wheaton Seminary Club
Wheaton Seminary
Norton
Tremont House
Estelle M. H. Merrill
McAll
France
Miss Johnstone
Miss Moggridge
Paris
Meaning of Christianity Sermon Sermon Before Young Men's Union
The Roxbury Universalist minister preached on Ye are complete in Christ, arguing Christianity affirms full human endowment and reveres physical and intellectual faculties. He urged respecting the home, church, and religious instinct as essential to life, warning against discarding domestic life or secular idols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexford
Roxbury Universalist Church
Young Men’s Christian Union
Jesus of Nazareth
Plumb Advocates Separation of Church and State in Catholic Protestant Talks
The Rev. A H Plumb of Walnut Avenue Church spoke at Maverick Church in East Boston on how Romanists and Protestants can coexist. He urged no church state entanglement, defended American religious liberty, and criticized Catholic influence in public schools citing alleged teacher removals and deteriorating education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hi. Plumb
Walnut Avenue Congregational Church
Maverick Congregational Church
East Boston
America
Plumb
Boston
Reward ad ends in arrest bid for rug thief
An odd advertisement by N. M. Hatch offers ten dollars to the person who helps arrest the thief who stole a Turkish rug and a Japanese screen. The ad notes Hatch operates at No. ac remont street where only Japanese Chinese and India goods are sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Hatch
Ben’ Sok
No. Acremont Street
Colonel Pulsifer Dead in Islington Country Home
Colonel Royal M. Pulsifer died at his Islington country home on Friday morning after suffering severe nervous prostration and insomnia. He had planned to travel to Springfield but stayed at Islington for rest, and was found in the guests' chamber by his wife who asked for a search. Doctors ruled natural causes. funeral planned for this afternoon with a memorial service next Sunday at the Newtonville Swedenborgian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal M. Pulsifer
Islington
Springfield
Boston
Kensington
Pulsifer
Newtonville
Colonel Pulsifer of Newton Life and Career Spotlight
Newton native born June 2 1943 rose from Boston Herald cashier to partner and editor. He helped secure Newton city charter and served as mayor in 1879, later directing rail and banking interests before his death sparked tributes to his public service and generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pulsifer
Newton
Benedictus Pulsifer
Ipswich
Boston Herald
E. C. Bailey
E. ‘. Bailey
Pulsifer
Messrs
Long Iis
Commonwealth Bank
Sate Deposit
Board of Water Commissioners
New England Associated Press
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Marietta & Georgia Railroad
the Herald
Colonel Pulsifer
Fraulein Marchand Lectures at Marlboro Street School
Fraulein Marchand, an accomplished German literature student, announces a series of twelve afternoon lectures at Miss Brown and Miss Owen's school, 76 Marlboro street, Wednesdays at 3 o'clock. The syllabus covers Kropstock to Heine with authors from Goethe to Schiller and Novalis, ending January 23, 1889 with Uhland and Rucke rt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraulein Marchand
Goethe
Leipzig
Strassburg
Goetz
Werther
Weimar
Iphigenie
Egmont
Tasso
Herrmann
Dorothea
Walhlverwandtschaften
Wilhelm Meister
Faust
Schiller
Die Rauber
Fiesco
Kabale Und Liebe
Don Carlos
Brine & Norcross Open Free Trade Store on Tremont Street
The Brine and Norcross firm opened a new free trade store at Tremont Street corner of Pemberton Square. It showcases five street windows with fancy woods, white goods, gentlemen’s furnishings, and underwear. The basement features baskets, wicker, toys, and Japanese goods while the upper floor offers lamps, gas lighting, and a large staff of clerks. specials include furs and crockery sales as holidays approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norcross
Brine & Norcross
Tremont Street
Pemberton Square
Scollay
Pemberton Squares
Chadwick Building
Scollay Square
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton’s
Kindergarten lectures announced by Miss Laura Fisher
Miss Laura Fisher will lead a series of fifteen Saturday lectures on kindergarten principles and practice at 10 a.m. in the Boston normal school hall, starting Saturday Nov 3. The program covers early education methods and classroom activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Fisher
Boston Normal School
Daniel Hurley
South End
Wiley’s
South Street
Dr Clarke's Successor Named for Unitarian Church
A general committee meeting of the Church of the Disciples voted to invite Rev. Charles G. Ames of Philadelphia as pastor. A congregation vote will follow next Sunday. Ames, born in Dorchester sixty years ago, has led Unitarian work in Bloomington, California, Germantown, and Philadelphia, and now heads Spring Garden Church. He is regarded as a strong Unitarian minister and charity worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Disciples
Samuel F. McCleary
Charles G. Ames
Philadelphia
Ames
Clarke
Mr. Ames
Dorchester
Dover
N. H
Free Baptist Church
Troy
N. Y
Bloomington
California
Cermantown
Mumford
Christian Register
Boston
Rail road mortgage dispute before United States Circuit Court
The Fall River Warren & Providence Railroad and allied corporations face a Rhode Island Circuit Court attachment and a planned 1888 sale of road property. Washburn as mortgagee seeks to block the marshal's levy and sale, contending the Rhode Island judgment and attachment improperly affect the road’s franchises. Attorneys Benton for complainants and Ranney Goodsell for defendants argue the case explores whether the two franchises are divisible and if the levy prejudices the mortgagee’s rights or public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Cox
J. John M. Washburn
Samuel L. Blaisdell
Fall River
United
Warren
Rhode Island
Somerset
John M. Washburn
Washburn
P. Adams Ames
Fred Abbott
Circuit Court of
Ri Eoey
J. H. Benton, Jr
A. A. Ranney
E. B. Goodsell
Notable Weddings Pair East Gloucester Notables
Miss Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and Rev. Herbert D. Ward wed privately in East Gloucester. Phelps, author of Gates Ajar and Jack, wed by her brother Professor Phelps of Andover. Also, Dr. Austin Peters and Miss Frances Lee married at St John’s Church Jamaica Plain with relatives assisting and a home reception on Story Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Herbert D. Ward
New York Independent
East Gloucester
Ward
St. John’s Church
Jamaica Plain
Sumner A. Shearman
Dr. Peters
New York
Mr. Lee
Taylor
Story Place
Winchester's New Town Hall Opened by Selectmen
Winchester's new Town Hall was formally turned over to the selectmen on Saturday evening and was generally inspected by the citizens. Speeches were made by the Hon. A. B. Coffin, the Rev. J. W. Suter, W. Reynolds and M. A. Herrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
A. B. Coffin
J. W. Suter
Transfers of pastors at Plymouth church
The Rev. Father J. J. Chittick of St. Peter's Church Plymouth has been transferred to the Catholic Church at Hyde Park where he will oversee 38000 parishioners and two parochial schools. The Rev. Father Cummins of Jamaica Plain will succeed him at Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Chittick
St. Peter’s Church
Plymouth
Hyde Park
Father Cummins
Jamaica Plain
Judicial view of marriage echoes 1790 English case
Letter to the editor cites Evans v Evans from the English Ecclesiastical Courts arguing marriage indissolubility safeguards general happiness. The author quotes Sir William Scott on duties, mutual accommodation, and the notion that necessity teaches marital obligations. Adds local advertisement: Silver Castors $175, Cake Baskets $2 by Morey Churchill & Morey, 106 Friend Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
F. W
Morey, Churchill & Morey
Friend Street
Fasets and Cases for Photographs at Patin's Furniture Co
An item listing shows fasets and cases for photographs engravings and drawings offered by Patin's Furniture Company located at 48 Canal Street. The notice highlights display hardware likely part of a showroom or workshop catalog. It references the manufacturing and presentation of artistic items alongside furniture offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patin
Canal Street
Suffolk Superior Court Records List First Session October
A dense list from Suffolk County Superior Court covering First Second and Third Sessions with numerous case names and docket numbers. Judge Mason and Hammond preside as noted. Motions in Fifth Session by Pitman with equity case assignments and divorce hearings resuming Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Mason, J
Pitman, J
Rescripts in executors case end in residuary clause dispute
The executors of Henry L Batchelder contest a $15 000 legacy to his wife under the residuary clause. The court decides the $15 000 passes to the residuary clause and the $5 000 gifts to trustees fail as the trust fails. The $16 000 is treated as part of the residue.
Boston Water Pipes Case Delays Project On Island Claim
A judge doubts Boston’s right to lay water pipes in a trench to Moon or Long Island drawing water from Lake Cochituate or Sudbury River. He would not grant an injunction while the case is appealed, noting statutes are vaguely worded. The full court will hear the report. pending litigation halts the work. Aug Russ and W G A Pattee for plaintiffs A J Bailey for defendants.
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Moon Island
Long Island
Lake Cochituate
Sudbury River
Boston
Aug. Russ
W. G. A. Pattee
A. J. Bailey
Fowle Arrested for Repeating Swindle at Col lateral Loan Company
Joseph Fowle, a colored swindler, was arrested after defrauding the Col lateral Loan Company in a similar scheme to one that robbed Lawyer Appleton of 2000. He claimed to have money but deposited packages containing only 486 instead of 6145, leaving the company a loss of 5659.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fowle
Appleton
Inspector Mountain Dismissed for Conduct Unbecoming
The board of police issued a general order Saturday dismissing Inspector Dennis A. Mountain from the force for conduct unbecoming an officer. The action follows Mountain and a man named Noble being charged with receiving and selling stolen railroad and steam boat tickets from the Old Colony Railroad Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain
Board of Police
Dennis A. Mountain
Noble
Old Colony Railroad Company
Mr. Cable Leads Tremont Temple Bible Class Return
Tremont Temple filled for Saturday Bible class as George W. Cable resumes leadership after a West lecturing tour. A new choir directed by C Evans accompanied the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
WITS
Tremont Temple
George W. Cable
West
C. Evans
Lasell Begins 12th Annual Cooking Course
Mrs D A Lincoln launches the twelfth annual cooking course at Lasell Seminary Auburndale. The new Lasell pin badge is issued for wear by Lasellians so that insiders can recognize fellow alumnae and workers across lands and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Lincoln
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Lasell
New Outpatient Building Opens at Children’s Hospital
The three story and basement facility on Huntington avenue opened Saturday. Basement and first floor serve surgical patients from across the country with clinics on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays at 3 p.m. The second floor houses the medical department with morning clinics on Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays, plus lecture and photography rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Hospital
Huntington Avenue
NEW SEWERAGE SYSTEM FOR MYSTIC AND CHARLES RIVER VALLEYS
State board of health completes report on a sewerage plan draining the Mystic and Charles River valleys. The project, costing 2 to 4 million dollars, covers nearly thirty miles of pipe and many pumping stations, aiming to drain every acre in the area and discharge sewage offshore to prevent current troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Mystic
Charles River
Lectures on Unitarianism Opens Series at Channing Hall
The Rev J H Allen delivered the first lecture of the American Unitarian Association course in Channing Memorial Hall on Saturday afternoon. His topic Christian Doctrine in the First Five Centuries traced the growth of Christianity through five centuries after the Savior's departure and depicted the conflicts between enlightened thinkers and followers of mistaken theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Allen
American Unitarian Association
Channing Memorial Hall
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Dr. Griffis
DR. Fulton
Dr. Rexford
The
A. H. Plumb
R. M. Pulsifer
Wis Bedy
Elis Hiome
DR. Clarke
C. G. Ames
Miss Phelps
Dre. Peters
Winchester’s New Town Hall
Tewardar
Drew
Cavanagh
Adams
Quincy M.c.s.co
Bean
Me Williams
Higgins
Cappiciola
Nicolm
Lynch
Chase
Hammond, J
Gould
Lord
Warren Ket C. 5
Graves
Page
Richardson
Weld
Brooksbury
Meyer
Aga —Barker, J
Barrett
Pratt
Wetherbee
South
Kingsley
Lighthill
Lamson Store Serv. Co
McDonald
Murray
Nawn
Gunn
Ballou
Bradley
Baldwin
Crowley
Pascal
Lomasney
Oil Paint & Drug, Pub. Co
Coch
Lombard
Gurney
Franklin
Clark
MacLeod
Hale
Cinnamon
Wiggin
Slade
Southwick
Tah
Cowan
Dealy
Muller
Lattimer
Fitchburg Rr, Co
Same
Brothers
Fernald
Deegan
Cunningham
Curry
Richard
Dunbar, J
Sweaty
Munroe
Griswold
Donovan
Virgin
Fitch
Rice
Sullivan
Hunt
Mesneney
B. & A.logan
Weeks
Smith
Banigan
A. B. Crocker & CO
Avon Street
Goodyear
Goodyear & McKay Sewing Machine Co
Summer St
Boston, Mass
Boston Post
Emond & Quinsler
Goddard
Washington St
Haverhill Street
Ieee Oil
nEoe
Oak Grove Farm
Ruccles Street
Dr. J. Semmes
Suston
Supreme Judicial Court
John L. Batchelder
Henry L. Batchelder
Henry L
City of Columbus
R. M. Morse, Jr
M. Morton, Jr
Renton
E. T. Bailey
A. Hemenway
J. Willard
City of
Bill
J. M. Morton
J. I. Jackson
Field
Quincy
Moon Island. Hhe Defendant City Justl
Health Food CO
New England
Tremont St
Royston
Tuttle's Elixir CO
Merrimac Street
Kustea
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Salvation Oil
Dr. Bull
POYAL
Roras Baking Powers Co
Wall St
Baker’s Breakfast
W. Baker & CO
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