Casson Defends Bryan and Attacks Hanna in Lyn Speech
Herbert N. Casson of Lynn told a noon audience at Oxford Street Hall that Bryan stands as a champion of labor and democracy while Mark Hanna embodies corruption and the power of monopoly. He argued Hanna would ruin trade unionism, push anti voting measures, and cripple the rights of workers, urging voters to back Bryan as the nation moves toward democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casson
Wall Street
Tlliois
Altgeld
South Carolina
Tillman
Nebraska
Bryan
Buzzard’s Bay
Lincoln
Hanna
Napoleon
Wellington
Shakespere
Shylock
Portia
Bassanio
Mark Hanna
McKinley
Republican Party
Bluebeard
Seamen’s Union
Miners’ Union
Ohio
White House
Stork
South Africa
New Zealand
Mexico
Pingree
Switzerland
Yale
Republican Missionary Clubs
Wellesley
Vassar
Speaking on the Common evokes diverse sermons and rallies
A large crowd gathered on the Charles Street Mall where seven evangelists preached while a temperance speaker spoke on The Wages of Sin. Hymns were sung by a quartet and Salvationists, Unitarians, and Socialist Labor speakers addressed the crowd. The Rev Edward Horton and other ministers spoke to a mixed audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street Mall
Jere O'Sullivan
Salvationists
Unitarians
Edward Horton
Charles Dole
A. P. Record
Frederick Gill
Socialist Labor Party
Bryan
Rev Arthur Anderson Brooks Resigns as Pastor
Rev Arthur Anderson Brooks of All Souls Unitarian Church resigns effective December after years of malaria and nervous dyspepsia. Mrs Brooks also in poor health. Plans to rest a year in the West or South. A new church costing over 25000 had been built during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Arthur Anderson Brooks
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
The Young Working Women of the City
Rev. A. D. Mayo closed his series on Privilege and Peril in American City Life with a talk titled The Young Working Women of the City. He urged city girls to seek honest work and use public and private resources for self improvement while avoiding labor unions that could starve them or their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Mayo
Young Men’s Christian Union
New Church at Cambridge Opens Doors to Congregation
The First Reformed Presbyterian congregation of Cambridge held its first services in the new Antrim street church yesterday. No dedicatory exercises were conducted as worship proceeded. The handsome structure features a main auditorium opening directly from the street with a seating capacity of 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Presbyterian
Cambridge
Antrim Street
Memorial services for Rev. Dr. Lucius R Paige held in Cambridge
Services yesterday at First Universalist Church Inman Street Cambridge honored Rev. Dr. Lucius R Paige a longtime church member and former pastor. The Rev Dr Bicknell led the rites with assistance from Rev Frank Magwire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius R. Paige
First Universalist Church
Inman Street
Cambridge
Bicknell
Frank Magwire
Paige
Bank Note World Sermon At Brighton Church
Rev. A. A. Berle preached at Brighton Congregational Church on a sermon titled A Bank Note World. The pastor drew from Fitz Hugh Halleck poems to illuminate the theme in yesterday morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
A. A. Berle
Fitz Greek Halleck
Two Vermont Pastors Resign From Congregational Churches
In Vermont, the Rev. J H Perrin Jr of Williamstown Congregational Church resigns after five years of service. In Danby, the Rev. W A Pinkerton also resigns as pastor of the Congregational Church with a departure set for October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
J. H. Perrin, Jr
Congregational Church
Danby, Vt
W. A. Pinkerton
Harvest Home Feast at People's Temple Marked By Baptisms
The harvest home feast at People's Temple occurred yesterday with baptism by both modes and reception of many new members. Lady Kress, the gospel nightingale, sang and played her chimes, and has rapidly gained favor among Bostonians during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Temple
Lady Kress
Gospel Nightingale
Post Almanac 1896 Second Edition On Hand
The article announces the second edition of the Post Almanac for 1896, on sale for ten cents with full election reports and financial tables. It highlights 4382 pages of information and promotes the publication at the Boston Post counting room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Almanac
Boston Post
Missing Hyde Park figure linked to $25,000 embezzlement
Harold B. Gray, Boston manager for the American Wringer Company, vanished Aug 23 after a cash shortfall and stock conversion totaling about $25,000. A warrant for his arrest is on file while authorities search for the Melrose resident, once a socialite who gambled at the races and reportedly left unpaid bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Boston
Harold B. Gray
American Wringer Company
Chambers Street
New York
Young Gray
Metropolitan Manufacturing Company
Metropolitan Company
Gray
Washington Street
Strange Disappearance of Melrose Man Thomas Hall
Thomas Hall a 65 year old Melrose resident missing since Thursday Sept 25. He is 5 feet 8 inches tall paralyzed on his left side and was last seen in a black coat dark pants and soft hat after boarding the Malden car at about 12 30 pm. His wife reports his disappearance and police have been notified. The couple moved from Duluth Minnesota years ago and live in Melrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hall
Melrose
Malden
Duluth
Minn
Missing 16 year old Olive Book in Lowell
Olive Book, 16, has been missing from 19 Bachman Street since Saturday morning. Police alerted. no clues yet as to her whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Olive Book
Bachman Street
Hancock Clarke House Saved for Lexington Heritage
Citizens halted Mrs Mary E Brighams plan to tear down the Hancock Clarke house built in 1698 and later enlarged. The Rev Charles A Staples of the Lexington Historical Society arranged purchase and removal to Hastings Park by December 1. The house is tied to John Hancock Samuel Adams Paul Revere and generations of ministers and merchants from Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock-Clarke
Lexington
Mary E. Brigham
Charles A. Staples
Lexington Historical Society
Hastings Park
Concord
John Hancock
Jonas Clarke
Samuel Adams
Paul Revere
Thomas
Boston
Beacon Hill
Hancock Mansion
Lydia Henchman
Court Square
Quincy
Hancock
Brigham
Autumn Boston to New York by rail excursion
The Boston and Albany Railroad offers a Tuesday Oct 6 round trip to New York via Albany and the Hudson River returning by the Fall River line. Fare is five dollars, touted as best value for the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
Hudson River
Fall River Line
Boston & Albany Railroad
Fall River
Boston
People’s Line
Arora
Washington Street
A. & Hanson
Gen. Pass
Fire Destroys Corner Block in Merrimac
A morning blaze at 4 o'clock damaged the Little block at Main and Church streets. Frank Lefavor's cigar shop burned as the corner building and upper Church street story burned. post office housed in the corner. A Haverhill steamer assisted. cause undetermined, not thought incendiary. rebuilding expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimac
Main
Church Streets
Frank Lefavor
Church Street
Haverhill
Home Treatment Book Offered By Boston Firm
The notice offers Our Home Treatment Book as a last resort cure after surgical failure. It promises hope for cases deemed hopeless by physicians. Readers may obtain the book by sending 10 cents postage or writing to 104 Broad St Boston. Ypsilanti Specific Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad St
Boston
Ypsilanti Specific CO
Changes in officers aboard the steamer St Croix
The International line reshuffles crew after the Cumberland incident. W H Allan moves to the St Croix as pilot, Captain Charles Mitchell becomes second pilot, C H Sanborn joins as purser, John Wilson becomes second purser, and Belyea transfers from Cumberland as baggage master. The Fleur-de-Lis marine curiosities owner has moved exhibits to Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Croix
International Line
St. John
N. B
Maine
Cumberland
W. H. Allan
Charles Mitchell
Oscar Young
C. H. Sanborn
John Wilson
Belyea
Long Wharf
Chelsea
Lloyds
Society of Lloyd
Frank Albert Crossland
David Grant
Peter Bruce
George Mitchell
Stag
Emily R. Dyer
Lloyd Steamship Company
Bremen
State Street
Cunard, Allan and Leyland Lines
Furness
Columbian
Bostonian
Liverpool
Boston
New York
Wilson- Furness-Leyland Line
Margaret J. Sanford
Violetta
Philadelphia
Clyde
John Englis
Roach
Chester
Penn
Portland
Cottage City
Charles River
Young Girl Charged With Shoplifting at Bloomingdale’s
Mary Quinn, 17, committed for trial in Yorkville Police Court on a shoplifting case. She allegedly concealed thirteen rings worth about 100 dollars while pretending to refine her purchase, after first buying a ring with a deposit and arranging delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Quinn
Yorkville
Bloomingdale
Willis Avenue
Gaelic Language School Sings At Alpha Hall Session
The Gaelic study school held its largest session of the season at Alpha Hall 18 Essex Street. P J O Daly Patrick Kelly and John M Doran taught before a student performance featuring Thomas Walsh on piano with Patrick Kelly, Gaelic recitation by Doran, The Exile of Erin with Kelly, Gaelic Journal reading by O Daly, Abhran na Cabhar by Moran and a traditional Irish melody by Lyne. Tickets offered for the Fitchburg New York excursion with day or night Hudson steamers. trip price listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Hall
Essex Street
P. J. O'Daly
Patrick Kelly
John M. Doran
Thomas Walsh
Erin
John O’daly
David Moran
Eugene Lyne
Fitchburg
New York
Hudson
Cure for Child Skin Eczema Promises Quick Recovery
J B Jacobs of Maryland credits CuTiURA remedies with curing his baby's severe eczema after doctors failed. He reports rapid improvement following warm baths CuTi CURA soap and CuTicura ointment, plus CuTICURA Reson VENT. He spent much on doctors before using the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Jacobs
Wilkins Ave
Bult
CuTicuka
Porter Drucano Crem. Corp
Sole Props
Boston
Elderly Man Found at Hospital After Fall
In Melrose Massachusetts James Hall, missing for about three days, was found yesterday inside Massachusetts General Hospital with a broken leg after apparently falling from a curb. The elderly man had disappeared from the local area prior to his discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
James Hall
Massachusetts General Hospital
New York excursion set for October on Fall River line
An itinerary announces an October trip to New York via Albany and the Hudson River, departing to the city and returning on the Fall River line.
Boston Theatres Buzz With Magic Women and Stage Stars
Herrmann the magician and his wife arrive in Boston and hype new feats at Hollis tonight. Mme Herrmann highlights color dances rooted in historical stained glass. Robert Hilliard debuts as Ramses in The Mummy at Park Theatre. Various acts and venues populate Boston stages this week with Broadway-style performances and new tourings.
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Herrmann
Boston
Adams House
Mme. Herrmann
Loie Fuller
Robert Hilliard
Rameses
Park
Alice Fischer
Museum
Hollis
Zepherine
Tennyson
Brook
Denman Thomapson
Old Homestead
Boston Theatre
Keith
New Theatre
Witter Peabody
Signorina
Grand Opera ‘House
Mahoney
Peter F. Dalley
John J. McNally
Hollis Street Theatre
Hattie Belle Ladd
Castle Square
Eden Musee
Hanover Street
New York
Metropolis
Park Theatre
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Iola Pomeroy
Sherman
Rose Winchester
de Wolf
Waters
Giacinta Benedetto
Tremont Theatre
Paradise Alley
Frank Daniels
Jefferson de Angelis
Francis Wilson
de Wolf Hopper
Fanny Rice
The
Cadets
Simon
Jefferson de Angelis Comic Opera Company. Mr. Edward S. Willard
England
Hollis Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Herrmann "Cear
Kelly Testimonial Sets Record Attendance at Boston Theatre
The testimonial for widow and children of John W. Kelly drew a near capacity Boston Theatre crowd with Mayor Quincy and Governor Wolcott represented. Proceeds are expected to reach about $3000 as Baldwin's Cadet Band and numerous performers contributed acts and tributes to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kelly
Boston Theatre
Baldwin
Quincy
Wolcott
W. McMorrow
Elks
Order
Springfield
Baldwin’s Cadet Band
Helen St. Clair
Frank M. Forrester
Alice Hodgdon
Verdi Ladies
Charles Chapman
Dudley Prescott
John C. Rice
Sally Cohen
R. J. Jose
Della Rocca
George Marion
Miss May Irwin
Eugene Sanger
Ed J. Heffernan
Short and Edwards
Willis P. Sweatnam
Mme. Barutio
Lew Benedict
Oscar Gerard
Smith and Cook
J. W. Meters
the Cinematographe
M. T. Callahan
Mr. Kelly
Red Paint Scab Mark At Bradley Hageny Leonard Factory
In Randolph on September 27 two strikebreakers staying at Charles Howard’s South Main street home found the house daubed with red paint. The front door bore the word Scab in red letters as town talks of possible rewards for the offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Bradley
Hageny & Leonard
Charles Howard
South Main Street
Bradley, Hageny & Leonard
Two explorers lost on Green Mountain near Eagle Lake
Dr. E. A. Smith of Philadelphia and Mrs. John Minturn of New York began a climb from Eagle Lake in Bar Harbor. They planned to return before sundown but failed to appear by eight o clock. A lantern search followed and villagers were alerted. They were found safe after becoming lost on the mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
E. A. Smith
Philadelphia
John Minturn
New York
Green Mountain
Eagle Lake
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Lyn
Sutter
Jeff Davis
Europe
America
Brooks
Young Working Women
NEW Church
DR. Paige
A Bankote World
POST
Ove
Arnold Grey
Mai
Our
Medical Institute and Guarantee Cure CO
Tremont Street
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Kelly
Humorist
OLD Howard
Col. Washington and
Dover Sts
Comedienne
May Smith Robbins
Trixie
Tim Cronin
Ahearns
Nicmahon and
KINC
Mechanics
NEW York Seventh Regiment
Reeves’ American
Salem
Boyle O'Reilly
Lafricain
Naval Brigade
ST. Augustine
the Fadettes
Mendelssohn Clus
Knowlton and Allen’s Singing Orchestra
Adelaide Herrmann
Peter F. Dailey
Boston Museum
Wi.b
Charles Frohman
Readville Trotting Park
Fantasy
Parker and Adams
la Centa
New England Railroad
Kneeland Street
New Haven Park Square
Eugene Tompkins
Robert Hilliard 'N the Mummy
Mats
Mgrs
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau Co. (Ltd
Denman Thompson
Geo. W. Ayer
Bowdoin
Charles F. Atkinson
Lewis McEfalls
Hoyt’s
Chinatown
Maio
Denman
Theatre Palace
Crook Burl Goon
P.M
Castle J. J. Jaxon
Genee
Swation
Mummy
Hanover St
Nickelodeon
Chamber of Horrors
Crand Opera House
Lucius Henderson
Gretchen Lyons
Pitts
Kimball
Lewis
Seaside Pavilion
City Point
Crand
Bay State
India Wharf
Nee . Williams
East and Worth
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