St Michael's Church restoration and local literary notices
The article recounts St Michael's Marblehead restoration led by rector Rev. John Leek and later Rev. Julius Ward, with commemorative services and a pamphlet detailing the church's history. It reviews a volume titled Our Young Folks at Home and discusses several Civil War and literary works, praising some, critiquing Spinoza biography as overly secular and poorly balanced.
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John Wickliffe Leek
Eunice Hooper
St. Michael’s
Reading Union
S. K. Hopkins
Civil Service Law
William Harrison Clarke
New York
L. K. Strouse & Co
Louise Imogen Guiney
Edmund H. Garrett
Boston
D. Lothrop Company
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Houghton
Jesi
Victor Lan
Helen B. Dole
Thomas Y. Crowell
Harvard
Roberts Bros
Oscar Wilde
Walter Crane
Jacomb Hood
Robert Bros
Florence Trail
Con Co
Notre Dame de Paris
I Hugo
Isabel F. H. Pood
Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
Victor Hugo
Isabel F. Hapgood
St. Michael's Church
Marblehead
Mass
George F. Crook
Henry C. Watson
Lee & Shepard
Selden R. Hopkins
The Bible and Swedenborg in a 19th Century Critique
A Boston area review discusses a new edition of a volume on theological topics by Mr. Silver, a Roxbury clergyman. It contrasts Swedenborgian interpretation with biblical reason, critiques Waters and other modern thinkers, and notes a brisk, fragmentary structure lacking index or contents.
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Roxbury
Colenso
Silver
Swedenborg
New Church
Eader
Rome
Waters
Reason
Mr. Waters
John Fiske
James Martineau
Greg
Miss Cobbe
Dr. Dewey
Channing
Tyndall
Theodore Parker
Calvin
Edwards
Augustine
Newman
Science and Faith in Hearts and Minds Across Belief
A historical critique reviews Cooke’s lectures on science and theology, praising their clear, reconciliatory view while faulting clergy for hindering harmony. The piece contrasts Evangelical biblical faith with universalist ideas and lists related titles and authors from the period.
Social influence of Christianity and evidences in brief review
A compact review compares Robert Elsmere with a stay-inner approach and praises Hill and Brooks for applying Christian fitness to modern life. It critiques the Newton Lectures and praises Fisher's pocket size Manual of Christian Evidences, noting shifts in argument between supernatural proofs and compassionate ideals, urging continued study of Christian credentials.
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Robert Elsmere
President Hill
Phillips Brooks
Jesus
Hill
Brooks
Newton
Paley
Edwards
Fisher
New England
Ong
Professor Fisher
Lecky
Stopford Prodixe
M. G. Savage
Dr. Channing
Irish Gentlemen Defeat Lawrence In Cricket Match
The Irish Gentlemen beat Lawrence 185 to 91 before about 900 spectators. J. Dunn and J. P. Fitzgerald starred for the Irish, with Fitzgerald twice clearing the boundary. W. Johnston took six wickets for seventeen runs, while Lawrence's W. Smith and E. Greaves led the home batters. the Lawrence fielding was weak and the Irish were hosted to dinner before traveling to St Paul’s, Concord.
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E. Greaves
Lawrence
Lawrence Club
Boston
St. Paul’s School
Concord
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Closing Season at Newport Quiet Bellevue Life and Gaiety
Newport sept 10. A vivid portrait of the town and Country Club season on Bellevue Avenue. Mrs Chanler Amélie Rives draws notice at the Casino while admission debates rise amid private entertainments, drives, and fashion. The piece notes contrasts between public display and quiet summer life, with audiences from Providence and officials like Governor Hawley visiting, and mentions lectures and Town and Country Club gatherings amid a bustling, elite social scene.
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Newport
Srecian
van Alen
Hargons
Ellis
Miss Leary
Bellevue Avenue
Ocean Drive
Providence
Jehu
Bancroft
Grosse
Philadelphia
Julia Ward Howe
Alger
John Bigelow
Ligginson
Elis
Morse
Japan
Governor Hawley
Misa Julia Bryant
Nestor
Botta
Anne ©. Lynch
Ryopa
Army officers dispatched to inspect camps and visit stations
Washington reports orders for Captain James Jackson First Cavalry to inspect camp property at New York Captain W H Bisbee responsible. Captain James A Haden Fourteenth Infantry to face retirement board at Vancouver barracks Washington Territory Second Lieutenant B M Pursell Signal Corps to visit signal stations in Dakota and Montana First Lieutenant Robert Craig Fourth Artillery to visit stations in Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Minnesota Iowa Maryland and Virginia Second Lieutenant R Watkins Signal Corps to visit stations in Kansas Nebraska Iowa Illinois Second Lieutenant Olin C Walshe Signal Corps to visit Indiana Illinois and Tennessee.
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Washington
James Jackson
First Cavalry
New York
W. H. Bisbee
James A. Haden
Fourteenth Infantry
Vancouver Barracks
Washington Territory
B. M. Pursell
Signal Corps
Dakota
Montana
Robert Craig
Fourth Artillery
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Maryland
Virginia
R. Watkins
Iasouth
Kansas
Netaeka
Hlinois
Olin C. Walshe
Indiana
Hinois
Tennessee
Not a Boston Man A man found shot in Pittsburgh area alley
A man identified as Charles Cummins of 53 Tremont Street Boston was found with a bullet wound to the head in an alley behind 241 South Twelfth Street Penn. He was taken to Jefferson Hospital where doctors said the bullet lies at the base of the brain and there was little hope of recovery. He confessed to attempting suicide after a revolver misfired during a rat shooting. Authorities doubt the address and know nothing about him.
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Penn
South Twelfth Street
Jefferson Hospital
Charles Cummins
Tremont Street
Boston
Nanerade
New Universalist Publication Seeks Faith and Duty Essay
The Universalists release the second manual of Faith and Duty featuring an essay by Rev. Dr. Crane on Jesus the Christ. It presents an earnest belief in the supernatural character and aims to bolster contemporary religious sentiment.
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George Fark Fisher
New York
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Boston
de Wolfe
Fiske & Co
Jesus the Christ
Stephen Crane
D.D
Universalist Publishing House
James Gorton
Universalist
Universalists
Crane
Public Missionary Meeting at Park Street Church
Last evening the Park Street Church hosted a public missionary meeting with Rev. Dr. Gregg presiding. Delegates returning from the London missionary conference spoke on the vast turnout and the growth of Protestant unity, noting the large numbers of devout people worldwide.
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Park Street
Gregg
London
A. C. Thompson
Exeter Hall
Judson Smith
A. J. Gordon
Four Dollar Dunlap Pen Offered At Half Price
An advertisement reduction promises a Dunlap pen at two dollars instead of four. The note endorses the Dunlap pen’s merits and highlights a fifty percent savings for readers who act now.
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Dunlap Pen Company
Dunlap
Barnard’s Comet Orbit Calculations Reported
Professor Lewis Ross of the Dudley Observatory at Albany completes calculations on Professor Barnard’s newly discovered comet from Lick Observatory. The orbit is approximate with the perihelion likely around December 10. The comet approaches Earth from opposite directions, grows brighter, may reach unassisted visibility by November, and is expected to pass about 125 million miles from the sun.
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Lewis Ross
Dudley Observatory
Albany
Barnard
Lick Observatory
Auction sale of 12 dollar Boston Symphony seats begins
Boston Symphony Orchestra plans public rehearsals with 3750 seats at Music Hall. Auction starts today at 10 a.m. at the hall, lines form at Winter street entrance as applicants grow. Box office sales for concert seats begin Tuesday, with next Thursday auction and Friday box office follow.
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Music Hall
Winter Street
Incidents of the Honourable Artillery Company and related record
A Minitary Aercorp announces the publication by Captain Woolmer Williams of Incidents of the Honourable Artillery Company of London and a Record of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts. The work includes maps and illustrations and is priced at four dollars per copy.
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Laughton, Macdonald & Co
Tremont Street
Honourable Artillery Company of
London
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
Massachusetts
Woolmer-Williams
Cape Cod Division Sunday Trains Schedule Fragment
Cape Cod division Sunday trains run with times listed for Buzzards Bay Jearne Bournedale Catau ree Katmouth Hyannis Onset Bay Sand Rich Sagamore West Barnstable Woreham Wenhamet Woods Hole with departures mainly 8.15 am and a few 5.15 am or 3.15 am entries, indicating a partial timetable.
Tue RevERE Hovuss best concert hotels in country
Tue RevERE Hovuss is cited as one of the top concert hotels in the country, praised for service, location, and amenities affecting traveler choices and stay experience.
Providence Division Train Schedules From Providence Area
A dense listing of Providence Division train timings shows frequent weekday service with numerous outbound and return trips to points including Roxbury, Readville, Parkchester, and nearby towns. Timetables note Sunday schedules, peak hours, and additional trains, with connections to South Walpole and Taunton.
Time Tables for Northern Division Passenger Service 1883
Train schedules list Leave Boston and Albany stations for Framingham Marlboro and other towns with 7.16 11.05 am 15 ex 4.30 6.25 ex 6.20 all 16 pm Sundays 6 pm. Stops include Playville Rorihhers Clinton Leomin ster Butchbarg Prati Junction and Kelton with various 11.05 am 2.15 4.50 6.30 times. Full information available in Boston stations and Old Colony R R Office.
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Pittafeld
North Adams
Minday
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Mpaimer
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New York
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Bane
Boston
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Newport
Brooklyn
Jersey City
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Washiogton and
State Streets
Old Colony
J. KR. Kendrick
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L.H. Palmer
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Gentral Division
Kneeland Street
All River Line
Ashment
Mraintree
Middleboro
Bridgewater
Brockton
Cohasset and Hingham
Hingham
East Bridgewater
Abington
East Milton
East Weymouth
Rake Meth
Taunton
Yannton
Harrison
Starshfield and Sea View
Mattapan and
Milton
Neponset
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North Baston
Stoughton
Randolph
Blymouth
Duxbury
Quincy
Hecklund
Hanover
Seituate
Shawmut
South Braintree
South Duxbury
Central Station
Deans
Whitman
South Weymouth
Wollaston Heights
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Cochesett
South Easton
Providence
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