Our Public Schools Sermon by Rev Boynton at Union Church
The Rev Nehemiah Boynton delivered an able address on Our Public Schools at Union Congregational Church. He argued public schools are essential for Americanism, tracing education from colonial times to today, urging efficiency and defense of public over parochial schools, and stressing belief in God and national unity.
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Nehemiah Boynton
Union Congregational Church
Mr. Boynton
Logan
Bright
Virginia
Connecticut
Yale
America
N. H
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Pirate Schhools
State Board of Education
Boston
Phil Sheridan
Princeton Professor Preaches at Park Street Church
Professor William H. Green of Princeton Seminary preached at Wark Street Church yesterday morning. He explored truth in theology and in practical life and rejected the text The Lord Liveth from Psalm 18 verse 46 as his sermon basis.
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William H. Green
Princeton Seminary
Wark Street
Professor Green
Some Phases of the Sabbath Sermon by Rev Roland Grant
The Harvard Street Baptist Church pastor preached on Some Phases of the Sabbath Question. He cited Mark 2 27 28 and argued necessity may override Sabbath rules in dire need. He urged Sabbath observance for health, faith and national prosperity, citing Puritans and France, and warned against capitalists abusing Sunday work. He contrasted Christ’s teaching with Pharisaic punctiliousness and urged viewing the Sabbath as a moral principle.
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Roland D. Grant
Harvard Street Baptist Church
Christ
Grant
Hugh Miller
France
Sunday Press
God
Chicago
Man Injured After Falling From Moving Train
Michael McLaughlin aged 30 of Hartford Connecticut is in City Hospital with a severe scalp wound after falling from the top of a moving freight train on the Boston and Albany line between Gussou and Alison. He claimed the incident occurred while attempting to steal a ride. Local authorities are investigating the circumstances.
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Pell
Michael McLaughlin
T Martford
Conn
City Hospital
Boston & Albany
Gussou
Wide Range of 19th Century Sports Events Reported
The article reviews multiple athletics and water sports meets. It highlights track records set at the Metropolitan AAU meet, notable throws by George R Gray and J M Mitchell, and top performances in half and mile runs. It covers swimming distance records, cycling time trials, and tennis and polo results, plus club meetings and trophies across Boston and Providence.
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Manhattan Athletic Club
M. Remington
W. C. Downes
N.Y.A.C
George R. Gray
Mitchell
N.Y
I. P. Conniff
Astor House
C. F. Mathewson
J. G. Tighe
J. B. Sullivan
William
K. B. Lenchars
Cl. J
D. E. Jones
Harry L. Cadman
Jones
Brown University
Crocker
Waltham Lawn ‘Tennis Association
Main
Harris Streets
H. E. Young
Main Street
Waltham
Robert P. Magee
John A. Leagitt
Newton
James L. McCusker
Lowell
Lake Quinsigamond
McCusker
J. J. Collier
Hollingsworth Lake
England
Rhode Island Wheelmen
Providence
E. A. McDuffee
W. A. M. Scott
En Smith
Alonzo D. Peck
Abbott Bassett
J. H. Clausen
Boston Athletic Association
Fall River
B. Bloss
Philadelphia
G. F. ‘Taylor
Harvard
W. FF. Murphy
Py. Berle
Newport Polo
Myopias
Wenham
Myopia
R. M. Appleton
A. P. Gardner
James Parker
Kh. G. Shaw
Newports
W. Kk. Thorn
J. A. Havemeyer
Rudolph L. Agassiz
Stevens
Bradford Boat Club
Boat House
Lawrence Fucker
Robert ‘T. Clark
Arthur Hunnewell
H. G. Otis
T. S. Edwards
H. F. Sears
Excursionists escape unharmed after steamer collision
The steamer Cumberland collided with the schooner Fleur de Lis near Commercial Wharf yesterday at 11:45 AM. The Cumberland sustained minor damage while Fleur de Lis was cut down several planks and decked in. A party of about 100 excursionists rushed to the Patrol for safety. no injuries reported. The Fleur de Lis, once a New York yacht (1865), changed hands several times and was used for sailing parties.
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Cumberland
Commercial Wharf
Long Wharf
New York State
Arthur Cheoney
Grove Theatre
Frank Weelock
Albert Sorensen
Commercial Street
Abducted Child Reunited With Mother After Ruse
Special Officer Lynch investigated the abduction of Claude Lovering, a four year old, from Shawmut Avenue. He traced the child to R. H. Lovering on Warren Avenue, then used two girls to lure the boy out. The plan succeeded and mother and child returned home safely to Shawmut Avenue.
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Lynch
Division 6
Claude Lovering
Shawmut Avenue
R. H. Lovering
Warren Avenue
Next Yachting Season Promises New 46-Foot Class Boats
The season’s success and speed in the 46-foot class spur plans for more boats next year. Many existing vessels are for sale as owners seek craft capable of beating Gloriana, with Nat Herreshoff steering many races and influencing design and rig choices across builders and local designers.
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Erreschoff
Morgan
Gloriana
Nat’’ Herreschoff
Nat” Herreschoff
Commodore Morgan
Herreschoff
Charlie Barr
Abe” Crocker
Herreschotf
Mr. Burgess
Newport
Barbara
Herreschoff Crtt
W. J. Waterhouse
Stewart & Benney
Waterhouse
Quartermaster-General
Camden
N. J
United States Fish Commission
Nautilus
Sayonara
Mineola
Mohicar
Wanderer
Elaine
Undine
Una
Edith
Mildred
Mawk
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Hawk
Mildren
Hornet
Madge
Ione
Susie
Beverly Yacht Club
Monument Beach
Anonyima
Elma
Tycoon
Cat
Hector
Jeffries Yacht Club
Swordfish
Black Cloud
Judith
Flora Lee
Astrea
Winthrop Yacht Club
Modoc
Gleam
American Yacht Club of
Newburyport
Hazard
Courts and cases listed for Tuesday session
The docket shows multiple cases including Collins v County Com Parker v Lee and others such as Cole v Cole and Attorney General v Wallesex. Proceedings concern Norwich Bristol and mid county matters with various defendants and commissions noted for the Norfolk region and surrounding jurisdictions.
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Collins
County Com
Parker v. Lee
Middle.missioner of Norfolk Co
Same
Lee Cole
Cole
Bristol
Mandelly
Connell
Mid- Attorney-General
Wallesex
Worth L. & P. Co
Mabbige
Royal Ark Receiver Appointed by Federal Court
Superior Suffolk court appoints Henry A. Wyman as receiver for the Royal Ark, an endowment insurance company amid member troubles. Dunbar J. notes the action was taken September 12.
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Suffolk
Dunbar
United States District
Henry A. Wyman
The
Royal Ark
Massachusetts Horticultural Society Exhibition at Horticultural Hall
The annual exhibition begins Tuesday at 3 o’clock and runs to Thursday night at 9. Farmers report a strong season, with growers eager to display crops. Jackson Dawson of Arnold Arboretum will show native and exotic fruits for comparison with modern varieties. Professor Maynard will bring many grape and peach varieties from Amherst Agricultural College. Joseph Fav of Wood’s Hall showcases premier vegetables, while Belmont and Arlington farmers strive to uphold their celebrated horticultural reputation.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
Jackson Dawson
Arnold Arboretum
Maynard
Amherst Agricultural College
Joseph
Wood’s Hall
Belmont
Arlington
Langwood at Wyoming Promises Summer Resort Charm
The Langwood at Wyoming eight miles from Boston on the Boston and Maine line rises above Middlesex Falls near Spot Pond. It has become a premier retreat for summer and autumn visitors with enhanced facilities and sanitary arrangements. The hotel offers refined meals and comforts aimed at quiet rest and recreation, rivaling top mountain resorts.
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Boston
Langwood
Wyoming
Boston & Maine
Middlesex Falls
Spot Pond
BANDS AND BANNERS OAKLAND GARDEN PICNIC
Knights of Labor Torchlight Parade draws about 3000 workers led by Scottish clans. Building trades and city departments march from Wells Memorial to the Common, then Oakland Garden for a picnic. Program includes hurling, tug of war, five mile race, wrestling, and prizes totaling $1200. Gov. Russell absent. Health and Paving departments prominent. several assemblies plan future parades and sick benefits.
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Wells Memorial
Alexander Fullerton
Building Trades Associations
James Grant
Sewer Department
D. K E. Sullivan
Ninth Regiment
Health
Stephen Gaffey
Mr. Jackson
Water Department
Alexander Thompson
Washington
West Chester Park
Oakland Garden
City Hall
Carruth
Matthews
Union Carpenters
James Kiley
Allen and Edwards
Frank Latur
H. L. Goodwin
Gloucester Athletic Association
W. Conley
H. O'Mara
Spy Pond
Russell
State House
Maine
Samuel Roads, Jr
Alexander Peters
Health Department Assembly
Chickering Hall
District Assembly 20
K. of L
District Assembly
Department Assembly
Arrival of Cephalonia at East Boston with 862 passengers
The Cunard steamer Cephalonia, Captain Seccombe, arrived at East Boston from Liverpool carrying 862 passengers including 170 in the saloon 183 in the second cabin and 609 in steerage. The saloon list names numerous passengers led by The Hon Frank D Allen Miss P Ames Mr and Mrs A D Mrana Mrad D Miss Ball Mrs Vincent Ballard Barnes EB Barnes Miss Lucia Barth and many others.
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Cunard
Cephalonia
Seccombe
Liverpool
East Boston
Frank D Allen
Allen
P Ames
D Mrana
Miss Ball
Vincent Ballard
T Barnes
EB Barnes
Lucia Barth
Grace Barth
BA Beal
Mras
C Bennett
SD Bennett
A S Brooks Y Burgess
Ebb Burke
Annie E
Carey
Georpenter
J M Care
C Chadwick
J & Kincheloe
Miss Knight Visa
A Knight
Tanga
Clare
M Liveae
Ed Locke
Loomiss
Loomis
Loud Dorman Marsha Jon Martinez
Jinunal
OJ Maynard
J ? Mc
Cumaton
Davis
Neliie Davi
Alice Davia
Fred Davis
Bk Ly Densmore
Misa C & Densino
BM Dow Thay
A Darkee
J & Dw Sa Khder
Worcester's Wounded Prisoner Identified as George Elwood
The wounded man found on Main street is identified as George N. Elwood of Toledo, a noted masked burglar known to New York and Western police. A Rhode Island fugitive warrant was issued under the alias Martin, and he faced Judge Utley in Worcester. He remains in custody as authorities consider trials in Providence or Hartford. He bears a long criminal history including prior escapes and ties to burglaries in Detroit, Cleveland, and St. Paul. The article also includes a lengthy weather synopsis for New England and surrounding regions.
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Worcester
Main Street
City Hospital
George N. Elwood
Toledo
Martin
Utley
Central District Court
Rhode Island
Providence
C. B. Humphreys
Hartford
Inspector Watts
Central Office
George W. Elwood
New York
George
Inspector Byrnes
Byrnes
Elwood
Denver
Col
New York City
Wilson
Saratoga
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Paul
Columbus
Broadway
Twentythird Street
St. Lawrence
Quebec
New England
Michigan
Virginia
Mississippi Valley
Western Lakes
Rae
Maine
Florida
Key West
Pensacola
Pittsburg
Albany
Montana
North Dakota
Pacific Coast
Boston
New_York
Cortland
Northfield
Eastport
WasningTos
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Busy night at police stations reports many arrests
Fifty one arrests were made at Station 3 Saturday night with thirty nine for drunkenness and twelve for other offences. Thirty six prisoners were discharged when sober. Station 1 recorded forty seven arrests including twenty six for drunkenness six for larceny four for simple assault and one for assault with a knife. Nearly all those arrested for drunkenness at Station 1 were discharged Sunday.
Peculiar Shooting Accident in East Boston
Mrs. Mary Oldrieve of 462 Meridian Street East Boston was airing beds when clothing snagged a 32 calibre pistol. The revolver discharged, injuring her left hand with a painful not dangerous wound.
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Mary Oldrieve
Meridian Street
East
Boston
Woman injured after chair fall at home in Shawmut Avenue
Mrs. Maria Ward aged 49 was admitted to City Hospital after sustaining a broken shoulder blade she attributed to stumbling over a chair at her residence 690 Shawmut avenue.
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Maria Ward
City Hospital
Shawmut Avenue
Disturbing a Religious Meeting on the Common
James Dowdell about 20 years old was arrested yesterday afternoon for disturbing a religious meeting on the Common near the Charles Street gate. He claimed residency on Sumner Street East Boston.
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James Dowdell
Charles Street
Dowdell
Sumner Street
Boston
Observations In Boston Weather Log
The report lists 8 A.M. and 8 P.M. readings for temperature barometer dew point and humidity in Boston. It notes mean daily values wind direction southwest velocity and rare precipitation with figures for mean daily barometer temperature dew point and relative humidity. Normal maximum and minimum temperatures from eighteen years of records are 71.2 and 55.0 respectively.
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Boston
Raia
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Jamada Plain
Jesus Christ
Lola Foss
Christian Union
Young Men's Christian Union
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Dora P. Damon
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Windsor Hotel
Fifth Avenue
Supreme Judicial Court
Fruits and Vegetables
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Harrison Gardiner
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Robert Walsh
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Mias
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Morris & Oem
Buddury Street
Eset
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Essex Street
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Post
Perry Davin
Ther
Mometer
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Francisco
Salt Lake City
Wilmington
Franklin
GEO. M. Winslow & CO
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Iotel Baldwin
Northampton St
CRAIG
Peabody, Mass
Dartmouth Street
Worcester Square
David Guubbard
Dury Seloohe
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