That Universalist Creed and the Convention's Closing Sessions
The General Convention at Lyon near Boston ends after a heated debate over the creed. The report recommends minor creed changes and the two year pause for revision. Resolutions praise unity, church funding, and outreach while reaffirming New Testament veracity. The biennial sessions replace annual meetings with a large audience and notable hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Biddle
National Convention of Young People’s Associations
Minnesota
Church of Coloredeople
Virginia
Publishng House
Christian Unity
Shawmut Avenue
Murray Grove Association
Good Luck
N. J
Cone
Lynn
Atwood
New York
Universalist Church of America
Lord Jesus Christ
Stephen Hull
Missouri
H. W. Parker
New Hampshire
Parker
Congress
Peogis
Pullman
L. L. Briggs
Ingalls
Fist Church
Rt. H. Pullman
Baltimore
Peter
God
David
Abraham
Moses
Christ
Universalist Church
John Murray
England
Thomas Potter
Hosea Ballou
Thomas Whittemore
Robinson
Pilgrim Fathers
America
William Duncan Fund for Metlakahtla Alaska Receipts
The undersigned records contributions to cover loss from fire at Metlakahtla Alaska including steam saw mill machinery and building contents. Subscriptions total 151.03 with 2106.03 prior receipts forwarded Oct 25. Seven subscribers remain on a Norwich offer to give 106 dollars each. more funds are needed. Treasurer ordains forwarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metlakahtla
Alaska
C. Hardwick
Dorchester
Cece Cree Nee
J. G
Cambridge
Boston
Ge W
Salem
H. R
Thomas
Sears
Middlesex Teachers Convene at Tremont Temple Session
The Middlesex County Teachers Association held its thirty seventh annual meeting in Tremont Temple with President Thomas W. Davis of Cambridge presiding. Papers covered drawing in common schools bookkeeping concentration of schools and elementary science in public schools, followed by a calisthenic display by Malden High School girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County Teachers’ Association
Tremont Temple
Thomas W. Davis
Cambridge
J. G. Lyford
Worcester
George E. Gay
Malden
Malden High School
William L. Eaton
Concord
G. H. L. Clapp
George Putnam
Roxbury
8. C. Peabody
Abbie Bill
Sarah Brown
Waltham
Lewis A. Burr
X. H. Small
Hudson
F. B. Richardson
Woburn
RB. F. Morrison
Medford
J. N. Ham
Watertown
F. W. Shattuck
Winchester
Tl. H. Bates
G. A. Southworth
Somerville
J. O. Godfrey
Newton
F. P. Moulton
C. W. Mowry
Lowell
I. S. Hotaling
Framingham
Thomas Emerson
Waltham and
Middlesex County
John A Prince
State Board of Education
Germany
Sae
Edwin D. Mead
Johns Hopkins University
State Militia Rifle Match Finishes at State Master Field
SoutH Framingham October 25. The state militia rifle match shot September 25 and unfinished due to a storm was completed today at the state master field. Colonel H G Rockwell oversaw the event with about twenty participants. Teams from Company D Eighth Regiment Company I Sixth Regiment and Company K Fifth Regiment competed along with two individuals Tolman of Company I Sixth and Sergeant Sisson of Company D Eighth. Team scores followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
H. G. Rockwell
Tolman
Sisson
Harvard University Calendar Highlights 1890 Events
Harvard listings for late October to early November detail campus meetings at various faculties and chapels, orchestra concerts, and key deadlines. Notable items include final honors applications due, dissertations and scholarships deadlines, and a public debate on President Harrison’s Chicago platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Phillips Brooks
D.D
College
University 5
Divinity
Quincy Street
Divinity School
University
Harrison
Chicago
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sanders Theatre
Bowdoin
Chauncey Wright
Medical School
Boston
Maritime Exhibition Noted For Food Fish Display
A Washington telegram announced plans for a large food fish exhibit to be transported by three cars. The event will feature veteran elocutionist James E. Murdock opening with readings of The Building of the Ship and Old Ironsides. Newburyport City Council discussed funding a collective exhibit, and a model post office with clerks and stamp machines will be in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James E. Murdock
Longfellow
Oliver Wendel Holmes
Newburyport
Colective
Suppressed Address Delays as Temperance Republicans Split
A subcommittee of Temperance Republicans failed to sign and publish a rough draft address. Ex-Mayor Johnson, Rev D C Mears, ex-mayors Hil Fosdick and Johnson, Senator Ladd, and others debated adding Faxon’s resolution, but none signed. The final draft, readied by Johnson and Gould, remains unsigned as divisions over Capen and Brackett persist and the document may not be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Republicans
Johnson
Waltham
D. C. Mears
Worcester
Hil
Northampton
J. B. Gould
Newton
Henry H. Faxon
Quincy
Fosdick
Fitchburg
Ladd
Spencer
Faxon
Mr. Gould
Boston
Brackett
Russell
Temperance
Massachusetts
Ourate
Arlington
Commonwealth
The
Boston Herald
Elmer H. Capen
Somerville
Prohibition
John Q. A. Brackett
PLOTTER RALLY AT LEOMINSTER HIGHLIGHTS PROHIBITION AND TARIFF
A Democratic rally and flag raising in Leominster led by F H Pope with Hon W E Russell as main speaker. He attacked Republican inconsistency on prohibition and tariff policy, urging clear stands from the candidate. Local officials and police, tax and labor concerns dominated the address. Harvey N Collison of Boston spoke at length, John W Corcoran absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Russell
Leominster
Peominster
Town Hall
F. H. Pope
W. E. Russell
Republican Senate
Republican House
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
John L. Sullivan
Republican Party
Harvey N. Collison
Boston
John W. Corcoran
Charlestown Republican Rally at Monument Hall
Republicans in Charlestown held a rally at Monument Hall last night. A banner with gubernatorial and senatorial nominees was unveiled on Main Street. Judge Cotton opened the meeting with Joseph W. Hill presiding as Michael Murray of Fitchburg spoke on protectionist policy and its economic gains for America. Swift followed urging renewal of naval service and restoration of civil servants removed by Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Monument Hall
Main Street
Cotton
Joseph W. Hill
Michael Murray
Fitchburg
Murray
America
Russell
Democratic Party
Ousiana
John L. Swift
Navy Yard
Cleveland
Civil Service
Wool in this election at the hotels
A long column details the impact of wool tariff policy on New England. It cites Bleakie’s figures showing only about 3 percent net sheep growth under protection, argues most wool is imported, and claims home wool producers fail to meet demand. It links tariff protection to reduced industry and urges opposition to Brackett and continued Republican policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bleakie
Bleakie
Home Market Club
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Democratic Party
Congress
Mills
New England
Washington
Boston
Brackett
Chicago
Republican Party
City notes reflect varied events in Boston area
The item lists a morning French readings session by Dr. G Alla Raymond at the School of Languages on Tremont Street, Beacon Society's evening topic Roads and Highways at Parker House, and Rev. Robert Nourse’s talk on Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. It mentions a libel suit by John Stetson over yacht Sapphire damaged by a barge in Boston Harbor, plus a men’s address at the YMCA and a noted music program for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Alla Raymond
School of Languages
Tremont Street
Beacon Society
Parker House
Robert Nourse
Star Course
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
John Stetson
United States District Court
Sapphire
George Moon
Gladiator
Boston
A. F. Washburn
Church of the Redeemer of
South Boston
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Stewart
Tucker
Samuel Gibson Adams
Adams
Abbie Louise Clapp
Henry Austin
Suffolk County
Democratic Convention
Austin
Law School
Harvard University
New Household Benefit Association Incorporated
The Household Benefit Association, a organization for endowment and sickness benefits, has been incorporated with Samuel G. Abbott as president and Leyi Ladd as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Benefit Association
Samuel G. Abbott
Leyi Ladd
Habeas corpus refused by four judges in Train case
Attorney Mr Snow fails to obtain habeas corpus for George Francis Train after initial denial by Judge Devens. Judges Bishop Aldrich and Thompson of the Superior Court concur that relief is improper or unnecessary, noting Train’s insanity per New York courts and potential future action in Nebraska if declared sane. Train, a Omaha property owner once valued around 20 million dollars, has his foreclosure status challenged as possibly illegal against an insane person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow
George Francis Train
Devens
Bishop
Aldrich
Thompson
Superior Court
Train
New York
Omaha
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Contributions to Homeopathic Dispensary Reach 5680
The Homeopathic Medical Dispensary reports gifts totaling 5680 to aid its work. Donors include Henry L. Pierce 5000 Mrs William Wirt Warren 100 Charles B R Codman 50 and others. A building costing at least 50000 is needed. donations can be sent to J Wilkins on Clapp treasurer 10 Park Square Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Pierce
William Wirt Warren
Charles BR. Codman
Dorchester
A. A. Miner
Henry Callender
Roswell R. Robinson
H. E. Abbott
Annie E. Gannon
Frank Wood
Emma R. Preston
William S, Carter
A. G. Alvord
R. Urbino
L. Whitwell
H. Whitwell
Laslie G. Wilbur
J. H. Thorndike
J. Wilkinson Clapp
Park Square
Boston
Court hearing over patent assignment in bee stiffener case
United States Circuit Court sat Oct 25 with LT J William J Young versus David Knox and others. Plaintiff claims to own a bee stiffener machine patent issued July 19 1886 No 350907 seeks account and injunction for alleged infringement. Demurrer argues the bill omits pre patent assignment when patent issued to two persons. Judge reserved decision as to whether bill must allege prior assignment. Attorneys McLeod for complainant Richardson for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
William J. Young
David Knox
William A. McLeod
W. K. Richardson
Roslindale sidewalk accident case seeks damages
In a Boston superior court session, Lydia A. Johnson sues the City of Boston for injuries after a December 12 1888 fall into a hole on Brown Avenue Roslindale. Attorneys for plaintiff W S Slocum and H Crosby. for defendant R W Nason. Case lists for Monday set Saturday at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rker. J. Superior CO
Lydia A. Johnson
City of
Hammonod
Albert D. Bosson
Lynn & Boston Railroad
John Floyd
Revere
Floyd
A. D. Bosson
H. R. Bailey
Thomas
T. P. Proctor
E. Tappan
Maggie E. Welch
Chapman Street
Canton
E. Greenhood
J. H. Benton, Jr
Th. E. Grover
Blodgett. J
Henry C. Schriever
John F. Morris
Alfred Papineaux
John J. Shaw
Herbert. L. Sanding Puy
Albert P the Worthen
F. Thomas
Alfred C. Dinsmore
West End Railroad
Columbus Avenue
George Kk. Swasey
M. F. Dickinson
John H. Blaisdell
Lawrence al
Boston
New England
New York
L. M
L. W. Barringer
Philadelphia
P. J. Flatley
Court jury disagrees in McKenzie vs Provencher case
Norfolk County and Dedham sessions report several civil actions with verdicts for plaintiffs. Morse vs Vaughan orders right of way disturbance ruled for plaintiff with $10 damages. McIntosh et al. vs Henderson replevin for sashes and wagon mortgaged to plinth ends with damages for plaintiff. Juries dismissed, court adjourned sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County Superior Court
Dedham
Pitman
Oliver Morse
William H. Vaughan
Wellesley
Water Commissioners
G. Keyes
H. W. Swift
Russell Gray
Mary McIntosh Et al
David F. Henderson
G. F. Williams
A. ‘. Means
Insolvency Court in Suffolk Adjourns Third Meetings
October 25 report shows McKim J. presiding with third meetings held and discharges granted for John F. Folsom, William C. Fisk, William Charak, James P. Arrington, Marr Bros, John T. Bronson, Lewis E. Curtis, William H. Ross. Discharges refused for John A. Gill, Tileston Bros, Alexander Mack. Henry B. Mores third meeting closed. Thomas F. Mosey hearing adjourned to Nov 1. Guinan third meeting adjourned to Nov 15. William M. Browne & Co petition to expunge claims of Edward A. Greene & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
McKim
John F. Folsom
William C. Fisk
William Charak
James P. Arrington
Marr Bros
John T. Bronson
Lewis E. Curtis
William H. Ross
John A. Gill
Tileston Bros
Alexander Mack
Henry B. Mores
Thomas F. Mosey
Thomas F. Guinan
William M. Browne
London Box Overcoats Fashionable and Ready Made
London style overcoats trend toward looser fits with Pall Mall Box design. Ready made and single or double breasted options use Super English Devon Ker sey with strapped seams and fine workmanship. Prices range from 25 to 35 dollars, with endorsements for quality and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Legal notices from assignee meetings and dismissals
Proceedings list multiple court actions and adjournments including dismissals of Wyman, petitions for stay granted for Batcheller, adjourned meetings for A H & Francis Batcheller, Dubin & Carroll composition confirmed, and creditors petitions for F P Baker Moulding Company, Tyler Hicks & Co with adjournments to Oct 29 and Nov 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Wyman
Johnson & Daniels
Qacemen
Carlin Et al
Byrnes
Albert E. Pennell
Thomas E. Barry
Eugene M. Paine
Walter N. Buffum
Edward Bernard
George Stone
George D. Putnam
Lowell M. Maxham
Thomas J. Olys
Frank G. Laren
Francis Batcheller
A. H
Dubin & Carroll
Roscoe M
ForsAith Woods Held for Trial in Breakin and Larceny
Municipal Court Criminal Session Oct 25 hears James W Woods charged with breaking and entering the Boston Furniture salesroom and larceny of 30 dollars in silver. William Jones fined 10 dollars and costs for malicious mischief. William Rarely held for felonious assault appearance Nov 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsaith, J
James W. Woods
Boston Furniture Company
William Jones
William Rarely
Richardson seeks admission as attorney in District of Massachusetts
Notice from the District of Massachusetts dated October 24 1889 states William K Richardson of Brookline applied to the U S Circuit Court for admission as an attorney and counsellor. Commissioner John G Stetson signs the notice under the rules of the Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
William K. Richardson
Brookline
John G. Stetson
United States Circuit Court
Sunday church notices and services across Boston
The column lists Sunday services at Arlington Street Church Kaine's Coure and numerous others. Preachers include Rev. Brooke Herford Rev. John Snyder M. R. Deming H. W. Brown Leighton Parks and Emmmanuel Church rector Leighton Parks with varied times. Vespers Bible school praise meetings and special lectures are noted across multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Street
Brooke Herford
Kaine
Cuupe
John Snyder
St. Louis
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
M. R. Deming
Messrs. Brown and Byers
White Cross
James B. Bell
M.D
Mass
H. W. Brown
Alice J. Osborne
Boston Young
Mendelssohn
Cooper
Lord
Gounod
Messrs
Stewart
George Proctor
Brighton
Episcopal Carren
Grand Army Hall
Washington Street
Charles H. Tucker
Cambridgeport
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Halls
Boylston Street
Walter Lowes Heith
Percy J. J. Cooper
B. A. Robinson
Carl E. Merrill
George Mendall Taylor
Charles Bickford
Christadelphian Bible
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Emmanuel Chuturca
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
Schootllam
H. S. Lake
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Budden
William Duncan
Metlakahtla, Alaska
Eighth Regiment
Freeman Murphy
Chas.t. Helliker
Robert L. Cohen
Albert H. Sisson
Lyman II, Daugherty
Edward L. Piper
Etree
J. Warren Chase
Sixth Regiment
F. E. Cutter
Wee Ener
Cyrus H. Cook
John Boardman
Theodore K. Wheeler
George B. Clark
George W. Holden
William N. Tolman
Fidette
F. J. Morrison
Temperance Republican
Mr. Capen
Mr. Brackett
Bis State
Harvard Valley
South Cove
Free Traders
Wool
Liberal Union Club
Young’s
Vendome
P. Sidney Appleton, Jr
L G. Miman
F. F. Richardson
Cohasset
United States
M. E. Kelly
L. H. Champlin
Newport
R. 1
M. J. Hynds
Quebec
Henry F. Trask
Springfield
Frank Wallack
W. R. Crane
W. W. Lockwock
Detroit
Mich
F. P. Doolittle
Henry Mitchell
Mitchell
Nantucket
A. W. Babcock
Oakland
Cal
Pittsburg
Francis Baker
S—B. P. Raymond
Middletown
Conn
D. K. McNaughon
H. Nichols
Denver
R. F. Bartle
G. A. Mooney
Montreal
R. W. Seger
Milwaukee
Wis
W. Cameron
Petersburg
Ellis Spear
Tremont
J. FH
Thomas Aren Ay
C.D. Sinclair
Racine
Richmond
A. Brown
Portland
A F. H. Leytent
and ‘Tre We
Bocetenoro
J. W. ¥. Coughlin
M M.D
Fall River
A. M. Robinson
Hampton, Va
William Garrett
Ipswich
Thorndike
George H. Dart
Providence
R. L
Mary Stuart
New Orn
George Thompson
Singburg
G. Hi. Strawbridge
Pyle
James Pyle
Superior Criminal Court
Tuomi
Son
Same
Dailey
McManus
Battle
Jennings
Edgewood
Honey Et.al
Alboard
Mansfeld
Ward
Burton
Reeves
E. C. Thompson
Washington ST
Old South
B.A. Atkinson & CO
Berkeley
Marlboro
Howard N. Brown
Church OF the Disciples
Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles Ames
Edwin A. Sherman
San Francisco
Masonic Veteran Associations of
Pacific Coast
South Congregational Church
Exeter Street
Hale
Srecono
Copley
Edward A. Horton
Emory J. Haynes
Lor
Elihu
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