Pierson Attacks Ritualism in London Tabernacle Sermon
Dr. Pierson, replacing Dr. Spurgeon during health-related absence, delivered his first sermon in London to a large congregation. He denounced ritualistic ornamentation in churches and even expressed hope calamity would befall the Tabernacle for such secular art, prompting mixed reactions among attendees.
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Tabernacle
Lon
Lonpox
Pierson
Spurgeon
London
Hearing in Searles will case ends with will being allowed
In Salem, October 25, the Probate Court halted the cross examination of General Hubbard as the Searles will case concluded. Evidence showed Butler Hubbard Stillman had earned 25 207 68 in fees before the copartnership and Hubbard’s income dropped by 258 000, while partners gained. Judge Endicott and Judge Harman announced the contestants failed to prove undue influence, the will is allowed, and an appeal may be filed.
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SaLem
Spedar
Searles
General Hubbard
Burley
Copartnership
Butler, Itubbard & Stillman
New York Standard
Mr. Stillman
Lincoln
Timothy Hopkins
Endicott
Harman
J. Burley
Edmund Madigan
Strafford
Suffolk
Boston & Albany R.R. Co
Boston
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
The Wife at Hollis Street Theatre a Lyceum card draw
Daniel Frohman New York Lyceum Company closes its week at the Hollis Street Theatre with DeMille and Belasco's The Wife. Georgia Cayvan and Eugene Ormonde earn praise. Boucicault's Old Heads and Young Hearts and Lettarblair receive attention as next attractions. Other notes include Miss Merington's Lettarbair and The County Fair success in Boston.
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Hollis Street Theatre
Daniel Frohman
New York Lyceum Company
DeMille
Belasco
New York
Lyceum Company
Georgia Cayvan
Helen Truman
Eugene Ormonde
Matthew Culver
Herbert Kelcey
Charles Walcott
W. J. le Moyne
Fritz Williams
Effie Shannon
Thomas Whiffen
Boucicault
London
Miss Merington
Marguerite Merington
New York Lyceum
New York Evening Post
Viola Allen
Sothern
Morton Selten
Kate Pattison-Selten
Ollows
World
the Sun
New York Normal College
Joseph Jefferson
Frohman
Mr. Sothern
Wife, Child and Dog Detained in New York Misunderstanding
Mrs. Helen A. Cowdrey wife of Waldo E. Cowdrey a Boston bank bookkeeper was detained in New York on a charge of insanity after leaving home with her child and a dog. Police found her sane and she was discharged after her husband arrived and reconciled with her.
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New York
Helen A. Cowdrey
Waldo E. Cowdrey
South End National Bank of
Boston
Wakefield
McAdams
Walters
Steamboat Squad
Murray
Mrs Booth-Clibborn Arrives to Lead Salvation Army Tours
Mrs Booth-Clibborn commander in France and Switzerland arrives in New York aboard the Columbia to lecture and raise funds for Salvation Army work in Europe. She will hold her first service in Boston Tuesday next after greeting Marshal Ballington Booth and supporters.
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New York
Boston
Geneva
Switzerland
Verdict in Donnelly Libel Suit Awards $1 Damages
Minneapolis Oct 25 The jury in the libel suit of Ignatius Donnelly against the Pioneer Press for 100000 damages returned a verdict for Donnelly awarding him $1 and $5 for counsel fees.
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Ignatius Donnelly
The
Pioneer Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Eacgpa
Mme Modjeska Opens Two Week Boston Engagement at Globe Theatre
Mme Modjeska begins a two weeks engagement at the Globe Theatre with a Shakespearean repertory and other plays. The Boston crowd loves her, with T B Thalberg leading a strong supporting company. This week features As You Like It Camille Much Ado About Nothing Mary Stuart and Donna Diana among others. The Schoolmistress closes at the Museum next week with Lady Jess debut. The Lyceum Company continues Old Heads and Young Hearts at Hollis Street Theatre with a notable cast. Men and Women plays at the Columbia Theatre this week with limited remaining showings. On Monday next, Nov 2, further details follow.
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Joseph Jefferson
W. J. Florence
New York Lyceum
Hollis Street
Boston
Messrs. Jefferson
Florence
Carrie Jackson
Joseph Warren
M. W. Odlin
Joseph Logan
Heir At Law
Mme. Modjeska
Globe Theatre
T. B. Thalberg
Booth- Barrett Company
Camille
Mary Stuart
Donna Diana
Lady Jess
Sidney Grundy
George C. Boniface
J. L. Davenport
Clarence Holt
George W. Wilson
J. K. Booth
Charles S. Abbe
Annie M. Clarke
Miriam O’leary
Fanny Addison
Columbia Theatre
Shipping News High Water and Arrivals at Boston Port
Boston port reported high water and a long list of arrivals and sails. Steamers Otranto Cumberland Chatham and others from Antwerp St John New York Baltimore Philadelphia arrived. many listed ships and barges sailed for Philadelphia Boston New York and other ports with weather notes and storm reports.
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Boston
Otranto
Antwerp
Cumberland
St John
Chatham
Baltimore
H M Whitney
New York
Wilkesbarre
Port Johnson
Swhs
Luta Price
Hillsboro
John S Deering
Philadelphia
Geo Gurney
Port Liberty
Emma
Briggs
Hoboken
Halifax
State of Indiana
Fortuna
Hunter
Marion
Viola
Francis Goodnow
Lugano
City of Savannah
Cephalonia
Parthian
Herman Winter
Kate Markee
Rodman R_ Nickerson
Ida L Hull
John Rose
James H_ Hoyt
Henry Souther
Apphia
Amelia
Barkentine
Bruce Hawkins
Katahlin
Burglars Enter 50 Fayette Street Home
Burglars entered Mrs. Catherine Gibbons home at 50 Fayette Street after midnight Saturday and took a $20 Mackintosh and about $4 in money. They left a lamp burning in the kitchen and did not close the basement window used to enter.
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Catherine Gibens
Fayette Street
Maritime Movements and Departures Noted in Shipping Log
A series of vessel movements and sailings are recorded including ANJER from Hong Kong to New York reaching Sep 22, Samar from Boston to Singapore Africa Manila for Sandy Hook, Cardenas brig from Calais to Oct 17, Me Calcutta Oct 23 via Trojan from Montevideo, Glasgow steamer State of Nebraska to New York, Havana Ya muri from Mexico to New York on Oct 28, H E Wright brig Machias to Pascagoula, Havan La Touraine to New York with John McDonald Challenger Servia Bath to New York, Inchgarvie sailing from London on Oct 24, Henry B Hyde from Liverpool to New York, Fred W Carleton from Demerara to Oxford, Man son brig from New York off Sierra Leone on Sept 80.
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Charlestown
George ‘T'wohy
New York
Martin L Smith
Baltimore
Collins W Walton
Philadelphia
Hyannis
A_ Dounty
Salem
Maggie Bell
Danversport
M W Griffin
Amboy
Haverhill
N H Skinner
Barren Island
Weymouth
Island City
New Yorks
East Dennis
Kit Carson
Port Liberty
Boston
Princeton
Georgietta
Newport News
Demerara
Marsala
Columbia
Hamburg
Mexico
Colon
Mtraria
Liverpool
Illinois
Antwerp
Centurion
Sunderland
Laurestina
Barry
Llandaff City
Bristol
Swansea
Ambrose
Para
Cotarina
Mexican
Trinidad
West Indies
Havana
Pascagoula
Mary Sprague
Galveston
Kila M Wiley
Port Royal
Jennie Hull
Charleston
Philladelphia
Centipede
Newburyport
Portsville
Portsmouth
Lancaster
Portland
Rattlesnake
Edwin I Merriman
Smith
Rockport
Reading
Hercules
Maggie Thompson
Pernambuco
Icis Normandy
Bermuda
Fan
Perth
Bramhall
Drinkwater
Port
William $ Slater
Edward D Clyde
Edith
Icis
Sea Bird
Willam G R Mowry
Herald
Gov J . Smith
Marcia S Lewis
Lizzie Cochrane
Eliza 3S Potter
Henry Crosby
Etta M Harter
Richard B Chute
Emma Green
Ida L Ray
Elizabeth M Cook
Nellie Doe
Modena
J P Wyman
Hattie KE King
Abbie Bursley
General Banks
Artemus Tirrell
Emily Baymore
Arozimbo
Ellen Morrison
Lygonia
Silver Wave
Oliver Schofield
Druid
Sargent
William Pickering
Boothrothers
Harry L Whurton
Lester A Lewis
Light of the East
Lucy M Jenkins
Mopang
KHH Foster
Lucerne
Pavilion
Morning Star
Alice C Jordan
Monarch
Williamsport
Miller
Schs
Kate Markee
Perry
Port Johnson
James A Gray
Coleman
Saco
Sch Advance
Shaw
Campobello
Harry Stewart
Boyd
Anjer
Calburga
Hong Kong
Samar
Small
Singapore
Africa
Manila
Sandy Hook
Cardenas
Shannon
Black
Calais
Calcutta
Trojan
Montevideo
Glasgow
State of Nebraska
Yamuri
H H Wright
Machias
Eleanor
Havan
la Touraine
John McDonald
Challenger
Bath
Servia
London
Inchgarvie
Queenstown
Henry B Hyde
Fred W Carleton
Sierra Leone
Manson
Storm damage and ship news from the coast
Schooner Polly of Rockland Farr from New York arrived and lime cargo fire after storm. two roamer schooner parted chains and grounded near Billingsgate Light. schooner William Pickering hauled off after fouling. Edith T Gandy sank near Handkerchief Shoal. bark Konoma wrecked near Richibucto. Sir Grace Webster arrived with foremast damaged. bark Addie H Cann burned at sea with crew rescued.
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Polly
Rockland
Farr
New York
Nantasket
Wellfleet
Billingsgate Light
Vineyard Haven
William Pickering
E Arcularius
Woodsholl
Mass
Edith T. Gandy
Handkerchief Shoal
Gandy
ST John
Konoma
Thompson
Richibucto
Liverpool
Richibucto Bar
Salem
Sir Grace Webster
Barter
Pemaquid
Carterett
London
Addie H Cann
Haines
Castillos
Rosario
Rio Janeiro
Santos
Domestic Ports Trade Movements From Oct 24 Listings
Shipping notes show cleared vessels at Baltimore Bangor Bath Bridgeport and Bath including steamer Dorchester and schooners Nightingale Minerva E H Harriman Cora and others bound for New York Philadelphia Portland Gardiner and Washington with several loaded for Rio Janeiro and New York ports.
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Baltimore
Dorchester
Boston
Edward A Sanchez
Rio Janeiro
Newlight
Savannah
Eilwood Harlow
Providence
Wm Deming
Portland
Belle O'Neil
New York
William P Hood
Bangor
Nightingale
Minerva
E H Harriman
Bath
Pactolus
Cora
Philadelphia
Ethel F Hawley
Perth Amboy
Gardiner
Flora Conlon
Wesley M Oler
Washington
Bridgeport
E. B. Phillips
Brown
Eva Adell
Lord
Hur
Lewis
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Crown
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Oranmore
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Arema., Creimon
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Sardou
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Odette Tyler
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Miss Merton
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Maida Craigen
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Park Theatre
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Pulse of
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Post
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Fitchburg
Old Homestead
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Hanlon
Annie Blanche
County Fair” Company
Women’s Press Association
Museum School of
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P&t
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Old Heads
Young Hearts
Lady Alice
Kate Rockett
W. J. LeMoyne
Jesse Rural
William Warren
Parkmore
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Thayer & Lincoln
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Ewart
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Henry W Peabody & Co
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Henry R Congdon
Rachel Seaman
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Susan Stetson
E Raymond
Saile
Clara
Brunswick
Daniel Pierson
Jennie Middleton
Marine Notes
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All. M
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Davison
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J. Ff, Spinney
Thomas Cook & Son
Washington St
W. H. Eaves
Parker House
Joln G. Hall & CO
Chatham St
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Iuxpress
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Pier 25 N
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Splenaia Orchestra
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L . Adda Tate
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Clyde Steamship CO
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Flanders
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Wrathe
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Florida & Wstern Railway
Georgia
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Cuba
O. G. Pearson
A. de Y. Sampson
N. F
S. FP
W. Ry
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Richardson & Barnard
Ageing N. Bk
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Atlantis Avenue
New
New York & New England R. R
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Sound Lines
Ocean Steamshly Company
A. Dew. Sampson
Gen’l Agt
Clasgow
Londonderry
Gibraltar
Naples
Anglin
Great Britain
Book of Information
Agenta
Henderson Brothers
N.Y. Ny
DASEY
Broadst
Besten
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Long Wharf
Philadelpnia
P. Wing
E. B. Sampson
Gen. Mgr
State Street
Fiske Bidg
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United States
Royal Mail
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KA. Adads & CO
LS State St
Cor
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PME
Adams Cable Ocudex
Frice
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Haliax
Port Hawkesbury
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Cuproil
Pictou
L. H. Palmer
RB. B. Gardner
Old State House
Atlantic Ave
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Bostoun
Va ‘Len. & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Norfolk
A.M. Gravam
Central Wharf
Steamship
Savannam Pier
RYSA
Canada Atlantic Steamship CO
LAM. i Bie
A. Dew
Sam’son
Washington Street
Bae Aas KS
Conse, Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Avenue
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A. Allan
Cunard Line
Samaria
Vavonia
Ula
Pavudaia
Catalonia
Scythia
Alexander Mart
Norddeutscher Lloyd S.S. CO
Southampton
Bremen
LAM
HAVEL
WIKIA
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Edov
Aan Ems
Trave
Southand
Lavre
Okelrichs & CO
Orin C. Theo. Guething
Doane Street
Eastport
St. Johnn
Atar
International S. S Co
Comercial Wharf
Boston « Maine Railroad
Lmstner
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BE. A. Waldron
Gen. Agt
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Concho
Lampasas
Colorao
Nuecesa
Brunswek
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Rio Grande
State OF Texas
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Gent
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Kansas
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John Tyler, Jr
Charles H. Fiske
Secon
Marcha ‘Ryler
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Massa
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Maligan
New Hampshire
Freeman Allen
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Williams P. Kllen
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Franklin D. Reed
Lucretia A. Curlis
Marie de Mallory
John W. McKis
Elijah G.urge
Ann Shambert
Annie E. Shambert
Anna Ke, Shambert
Anna G. Schambert
John Lang
Leyland Line
Columbian
Buluarian
Thawyer & Lincoln
Minute Street
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Grand Junaction
Astom House
Warren & Cos
Prosape Court
Middlesex
John Freeman Ward
Cambridge
Ward
Albert Singleson
State Board of Jmicy and Chaity
Poor of
Commonwealth of Massachuetts
Albert Ossavoi Ward
John Fr. Ward
Juliett Ward
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Saul
George M. Brooks
Elaiire
J. H. Tyler
Astiqnel
Samuel Silver-Tone
Samu Silverstone
James E. Leach
Boston & Maine Railroad
Coywmom
American Loan and Trust Company
Amor Blanchard
Thomson-Houston Electric
A. Cofeln
Everett Mills
George, Silsbee, Treas
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