Planning for Unity of Hollis Street and South Congregational Churches
The article outlines a proposed union of the Hollis Street and South Congregational churches in Boston. It details debt challenges from Hollis Street’s relocation, the transfer of responsibility to South Congregational, and plans for a merged church with shared pews, a new name, and a consolidated congregation.
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Hollis Street
South Congregational
Lollis Street
Back Bay
South Congregational Church
Union Park Street
West Chester Park
Hollis Street Society
Hollis Society
South Congregational Society
Hale
Noone
Mr. Carpenter
Carpenter
Boston
Jonathan Belcher
Massachusetts Bay
William Pain
Sewall
Mather Byles
Byles
Ebenezer Wight
Samuel West
Wight
Prlnit
West
Horace Holley
John Pierpont
Condemned Anarchists Step From Cells in Chicago
August Spies led the group at the wake up hour appearing cheerful while Lingg and Neebe were shaved and prepared. Engel conferred with a friend Schwab showed pallor as his little girl kissed his cheek. Mrs Parsons visited the jail and the men grew more subdued and solemn, understanding the gravity of the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spies
Tie
Lingg
Neebe
Wilkins Ordway Tie Knot in Warner Nuptials
Miss Florence Ordway daughter of ex Governor N G Ordway of Dakota married Henry Frank Wilkins of Washington D C at the bride’s father’s Warner residence. The ceremony was by Rev Dr Sunderland and Rev Mr Norton with Governor Ordway giving away the bride. Guests included Senator Chandler ex Governor Smyth and several governors’ wives. The couple left for a trip to the White and Adirondack mountains and will live in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxcorp
N. H
Florence Ordway
N. G. Ordway
Dakota
Henry Frank Wilkins
Washington, D. C
Warner
Sunderland
Washington
Norton
Ordway
Senator Chandler
Smyth
Gilmore
Concord
Maas
Onslow Stearns
White
Adirondack Mountains
Furniture strike ends as arbitration rejected
The furniture finishers strike concluded with manufacturers refusing concessions or arbitration. The State board urged the workers to file formal grievances since no arbitration occurred. Master Workman Sheldon ordered a rapid return to work as a meeting disclosed firm refusals to reinstate several workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Arbitration
Sheldon
Record of Fires Local Alarms
The alarm from Box 18 at 7 o'clock last evening was for a fire in a basement kitchen at 45 and 47 Court street, occupied by A. Tomfohrde. Damage 100 dollars.
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Court Street
A. Tomfohrde
Fire Incident and Barn Blaze Reported in Maine
In Salem a man knocked over a lit kerosene lamp at Mrs. Daniel McCann’s Charter Street home sparking a small blaze that required no fire department response. In Skowhegan a barn owned by Rufus Smith of Madison, with twenty tons of hay and farm equipment, burned Wednesday night causing about 800 dollars of loss with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Daniel McCann
Charter Street
Skowhegan
Rufus Smith
Madison
Grand Army men condemn disloyalty to Commander in Chief
Henry C. Merwin Post in New Haven adopted a resolution denouncing any disrespect toward the commander in chief of the army and navy. The post stressed loyalty and warned against turning the Grand Army of the Republic into a political machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Henry C. Merwin Post
Army and Navy
United States
Grand Army of the Republic
Steamers Arrived and Departed From Major Ports
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures near Antwerp Liverpool London New York and other ports on Sept 9 16 including vessels from Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans and Montreal with routes to Hong Kong Phila and various Atlantic ports. Several ships are noted off coastlines including Brow Head Lizard Prawle Point and Matin Head with lines to Newport News Coosaw Baltimore and Vancouver.
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Antwerp
Nederland
Philadelphia
de Ruyter
New York
Bremen
Aller
Rhein
Haitimore
Liverpool
Jenrique
St John
Haytien
New Orleans
Arizona
Britannic
London
North Anglia
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Haywarden
Middlesborough
Rhynland
Glenbuin
Chin
Andes
Port Au Prince
Portia
T Johns
Pealand
Rotterdam
Martello
Findl
Uhingvalla
Copenhagen
Brow Head
Duke of Westminster
Newport News
Lizard
Handel
RaceHa
Coosaw
Prawle Point
Swansea
Bristol
Deerhound
Enrique
Leith
Gardenia
City of Chester
Hammonia
Hamburg
Matin Head
Lake Ontario
Montreal
Yokohama
Parthia
Vancouver
Hong Kong
North Sydney
Canonbury
St Vincent
Teelin Head
Barrow
Greystone
Bona
Hartlepool
Bilbao
Gibraltar
Gothardo
Brookfield
Carthagena
Philaelphia
Marseilles
Britannia
Taormina
Harbinger
Mozart
Avonmouth
Beaconsfield
Boston
Bothal
Palermo
Kansas
Samaria
Demonstration at Faneuil Hall on Conservators Figures
An account notes a demonstration linked to a British American group and President tied association figures at Faneuil Hall. Attendees exchanged admission tickets and pamphlets appeared with a title asking who conservators of Faneuil Hall are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil
Pamphle
Faneuil Hall
Victoria Jubilee Banquet Sparks British American Assembly
At Faneuil Hall the British American Association of Massachusetts held its first public meeting with Deputy Superintendent Burrill guarding the doors. President James Wemyss urged British subjects to become American citizens and unite against foreign agitators while pledging to promote loyal citizenship and oppose divisive politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Britain
Association
A. G. Thompson
James Wemyss, Jr
R. Bb. Louchars
Robert Bleaklie
Charles Downer
J. 8. Roberts
Robert Disbrow
H. Wilde
T. J. Ewing
John Kinnear
W. E. Tait
W. J. Boxley
Henry Cornell
W. Sprage
E. W. Bradbury
John F. Medland
Williamson Bryden
Henry Harris
William Lamb
Henry Bolton
W. J. Symons
Charles Williams
A. C. Howard
C. Chaplin
S. KR. Priest
A. George Thompson
Thomas Anderson
J. J. Stark
Thompson
Wemyss
Faneuil Hall
Commonwealth
British- American Association
America
United States
British-American Association
Fathers of
Republic
Naseby
Marston Moor
Commonwealth of the
British Isles
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Britis American Association
W. Bradbury
Jimmy Blaine
Bradbury
Quater
Ees
John Bull
William Crow
Mr. Crow
Boston Globe
Crow
Banquet Honors Leaders Amid Unanimous Support
The gathering on July 22 heard President Wemyss praise unanimous backing during the banquet. Treasurer James T. Stark spoke, a regret letter from General Stevens was read, and Vice-President Bradbury renewed his critique of the “scum in office.” Resolutions were adopted, and J. S. Roberts of the Colored British-American Benevolent Society spoke as Dr. Charles Lloyd of Lynn provided the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Roberts
The
Colored
British-American Benevolent Society
Charles Lloyd
Lynn
West End Land Company auctions Beacon street lots
The West End Land Company sold Beacon street land in five parcels and adjacent plots at auction, with corner lots on St Marys and Carlton drawing top prices. Bids opened at 175 per foot and climbed to 196, 190 near the end, totaling about 200000 dollars for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Land Company
Beacon Street
Samuel Hatch & Co
St. Mary’s Street
C. K. Kirby
Carlton Street
Ots
Hateh
Beacon
St. Mary’s
Jarvis D. Stanika
E. N. Pierce
John Wales
J. M. Meredith
Carlton Streets
Cambridge Schools Meet Approves Resignations and Salaries
The Cambridge school committee accepted resignations from five teachers and approved new teacher nominations with varied salaries. Transfers, evening drawing school staff, and building considerations were discussed, including a push for a new Latin-English building and a land purchase, plus textbook costs across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Evelyn A. Sawyer
Boardman School
Alice K. Crosby
Webster School
Sarah A. Emerson
Harvard School
Mary E. Woodman
Sargent School
Dana A. Eveleth
Shepard School
Esther Hannum
Ela M. Leaver
Sargent
F. Agnes
Marian Bradbury
Otis Bb. Oakman
Margaret M. Laughton
Genziamier Tupper
Webster Street
Willard Square
George E. Woodman
Fannie P. Clark
N. Maria Stevens
Ella C. Whitney
Albert L. Ware
E. Emerton
Augusta L. Balch
Worman
Wentworth
Bradbury
William I. Bradbury
F. A. Hill
Pulding
Pomological Society Discusses Fruit Destruction and Varieties
Spectators attended the Pomological Society session with talks by George Campbell of Ohio on fruit destruction, A L Hatch on apple scab, and remarks on the dwarf juneberry. Dr Sturtevant noted old ideas in new forms and debates covered foreign versus American fruits, with awards later given for fruit displays and horticultural achievements.
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Pomological Associat
Berckmans
George Campbell
Ohio
A. L. Hatch
Goff
Fuller
New York
Sturtevant
Cornell University
W. E. Barry
Ohio State Horticultural Society
American Pomological Society
Columbus
New Jersey
M. Smith
Wilson
8. B. Parsons
Committee On
Marshall P. Wilder
Charles M. Hovey
Edward B. Wilder
H. H. Hunnewell
Robert Manning
P. M. Augur
Connecticut
T. H. Hoskins
Vermont
Levi Bell
John H. Blakeley
F. R. Shattuck
Bartlett
Horace Eaton
C. N. Brackett
John B. Moore & Son
Eaton and Howe
Lincoln Grange
Arkansas
Worcester Grange
Ellwanger & Barry
C. H. Hovey
C. G. Smith
Smith & Kerman
T. S. Hubbard Company
E. Williams
William Martin
Thomas Clark
George A. Nickerson
H. Hunnewell
F. B. Hayes
W. A. Manda
HH. Hovey
Liebrecht & Wadley
A. Manda
Miscreants Slash Looms at Elmwood Mill in Providence
This morning 175 looms at Elmwood mill were slashed across, destroying warp and yarn but leaving fine cloth untouched. The act causes several thousand dollars in losses and halts cloth production for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Elmwood
Miss Susanne Bancroft Engaged to M Lanzac of Paris
Newport sept 15 engagement announced for Miss Susanne Bancroft granddaughter of the Hon George Bancroft to M Lanzac of Paris. Miss Bancroft spending the season at Newport. The wedding will take place in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Susanne Bancroft
George Bancroft
M. Lanzac
Paris
Boot and Shoe Buyers In Town
A list of boot and shoe buyers and representatives visiting various U S cities and companies including F Converse & Son in Albany and J W Lawless in Nashville. Names include Dorr of Dorr's Sons in Fremont and Kendall of Kendall Shoe Co in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
MP Frank
Converse
Converse & Son
Atlanta
Cleveland
L Dodd
Dodd & Co
Kingsbury
Bates & Co
Childs
Childs, Groff & Co
Chicago
D Wells
Wells & Co
Charleston
P Darcey
Fremont
S x Sons
New York
T E Greacen
Ovala
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures From New York and UK Ports
The latest lint of ships arriving at and sailing from London Liverpool Boston and Falmouth lists steamers Duke of Westminster Racilla and others arriving off various points and sailing for Glasgow New York Havana and Antwerp. An American list notes Amalfi arrival and multiple steamers cleared for destinations including Boston Havana Antwerp and Glasgow. A Falmouth note reports the American Eagle salvage plan after sinking near the wharf.
Gottsberger Sues Over Ebers Gallery Copyright
United States Circuit Court heard William Gottsberger seek injunction against Aldine Publishing and Estes Lauriat to stop printing and selling The Ebers Gallery. He claims copyright on a similar work deposited in Washington in 1885, but defendants argue noncompliance with the deposit statute. Hearing proceeded with attorneys Clarke for complainant and Elder for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Cout
William Gottsberger
Aldine Book Publishing Company
Same
Dana Estes
Librarian of Congress
Washington
Estes & Lauriat
United States
Librarian
of Congress
Thomas William Clarke
J. Elder
Executor James Marble Sues Appellant in Will Probate Case
The case James Marble as executor sues Sarah A Small, appellant, challenging the will of Sarah xeedham of Chelsea on grounds of unsoundness of mind. Proceedings resume with A Hemenway for the executor and P H Hutchinson for the appellant. Notice declares all divorce libels to be heard at the October sitting must be marked for trial by Sept 20 with hearings starting Oct 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marble
Sarah A. Small
Sarah Xeedham
Chelsea
A. Hemenway
P. H. Hutchinson
Middlesex Superior Court Docket Highlights
Sept 1 session items include Augustus Work vs George F Libby verdict for defendant after overnight jury deliberation. Edwin D Mitchell vs Benjamin F Heald replevin over ownership of a horse tied to a mortgage. mortgage held by Baird who vanished to Nova Scotia. Toll vs Emery on trial for a $300 balance. Burt vs City of Lowell listed as next proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Work
George F. Libby
Edwin D. Mitchell
Benjamin F. Heald
Marshall
Baird
Nova Scotia
Pratt & Quinn
W. HH. Anderson
George F. Toll
Henry Emery
F. A. Fisher
Peavy & Lilly
Burt
City of
Lowell
Chinese Stratagem At 38 Harrison Avenue Court Scene
A raid on 38 Harrison Avenue led to a man named Gea Teg being accused of selling opium. The court demanded Gee Teg, but the man identified as Gee Teg proved not to be the right person. Officers vowed to locate the true Gee Teg and bring him before the court. Chinamen present reacted with smiles as the mistaken identity was cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waugh Kee
Harrison Avenue
Gea Teg
Gee Teg
Mason
Ebenezer Church buys St Andrew’s property in city deal
The Ebenezer Baptist Church group in the South End purchased the St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church on West Springfield near Tremont for 27000 dollars. Also, James Campion was arrested for stealing 600 cigars from Erraught’s express wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Baptist Church
South End
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian
Springfield Street
Tremont
James Campion
Erraught
Eneas F. McAdlen
John S. Fraser
Abram Tranch
Boston Theatre
Michael McDonough
South Margin Street
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Patrick Hughes
Cross Street
Causeway Street
City Hospital
W. E. Griffis
Shawmut Church
Brookline Streets
United States
Thirty-eighth Massachusetts Regiment Association
United States Hotel
Daniel O'Connell
Chestnut Lill
City Clerks' Club Elect Officers After Dinner
The Massachusetts City Clerks' Club held its seventh annual dinner at Young's. Guests included Boston registrar chairman Mr. Pearson and Boston assistant city clerk Mr. Priest. Officers elected: President Henry M. Meek Salem. Vice president David B. Tenney Haverhill. Secretary DeWitt C. Packard Brockton. Treasurer William T. Kimball Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Clerks’ Club
City Clerks’ Club of
Massachusetts
Young’s
Pearson
Board of Registrars of
Boston
Mr. Priest
Henry M. Meek
Salem
David B. Tenney
Haverhill
DeWitt C. Packard
Brockton
William T. Kimball
Lawrence
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