Liberal Sermon on Puritans and Modern Religion
The Rev. Co J Street of Manchester England spoke at First Baptist Church on Puritans influence on today’s faith. He argued religion blends Protestant roots with modern vigor and urged charity as life’s core law. Rev Paul Revere Frothingham led services with Mr Webster preaching.
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Sermon by Rev Gertrude Von Petzold at Second Church
Rev Gertrude von Petzold of Leicester England preached at the Second Church Unitarian in Copley Square yesterday forenoon. She was noted as the only woman minister in England and a central figure in the Congress of Liberals, using I John IV 1 as her text.
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Leicester
England
Congress of Liberals
Sermon by Rev Alexander Webster at Arlington Street Church
The Rev Alexander Webster of Aberdeen Scotland preached at Arlington Street Church yesterday morning. He chose as his text St Matthew If thy friend smite thee on the cheek and spoke on forgiveness and Christian conduct.
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Arlington Street Church
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Aberdeen
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Prefer Theatre to Church at Dorchester Parish
The Rev. V. D. Davis of London preached at First Parish Church Dorchester urging tighter church attendance on Sundays He lamented a trend toward theatre and amusements over worship and encouraged more male participation in church life.
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Meeting House
England
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Reception for Bishop Feehan in Fitchburg
A reception was given today in Fitchburg to Bishop D. F. Feehan of Wall River by St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church where he served 25 years as priest and assistant pastor. Mary J. H. McMahon welcomed him and presented a purse of 1300 dollars raised by his former parishioners.
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D. F. Feehan
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Dying Tigers in Tower Aquarium Amid Sleep Disease
London report nine days notes eight valuable lions and tigers in the Tower Aquarium dying from a mysterious sleep sickness. Officials speculate food spoilage or poisonous contamination as possible causes.
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Clever Actress Miss Hope Booth to Star in Cohan Sketch
The Boston audience can expect Hope Booth at the Tremont Theatre next week in a George M. Cohan skit titled The Little Blonde Lady. Booth, familiar to Boston from legitimate and vaudeville venues, plays an actress and parodies critics. She is known for outspoken theatrical opinions in a leading New York daily.
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New York
Fleet brings 21 fishing tr ips and 587 500 pounds of mixed fish
Twenty one trips reached the fish pier with the A C Newell yielding 500 fresh mackerel and the Frank Munroe 200. Middle Bank catches boosted total arrivals to 587 500 pounds, including 227 800 haddock and 161 500 hake. Immigration inspectors expect a busy week with several steamers due, including Canopic and Cymric, carrying hundreds of passengers and cargo to Hoosac Tunnel docks and Savannah service.
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Market Turmoil Feeds Pessimism Over Last Week’s Trends
Financial observers warn that recent six day stock activity deepened unease as copper and steel prices stumble. News of New Haven stock issues, rail receiverships, and immunity for the Chicago & Alton shape sentiment. Analysts note capital's loss of confidence alongside broader global market readjustments and potential price declines across commodities.
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Decline of Prices On Wall Street Amid Uncertainties
Last week the stock market showed aloofness and neglect as investors awaited a clearer situation. Declines were blamed on professional activity, with fears over October settlements, cropping risks, and the New York surface car receivership unsettling confidence in the investment climate.
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Shipping News Update From September 20 Listings
Shipping notices list arrivals and cargos including Sachem from Liverpool with noise to Warren & Co, Foxworthy from Progreso with sisal grass to Henry W. Peabody, Calvin Austin from St John NY with passengers, City of Rockland from Bangor with lumber, and several other schooners and steamers with passengers, coal, or lumber to various New England destinations.
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Boston
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Sloops From Cape Ann Sail In Gale off Chatham
Littlefield and Tanesville Massachusetts sloops Mary A White and C E Trumbull from Cape Ann sailed and faced a gale with wind from the east northeast. Steamers Caledonian for Manchester Boston Yarmouth Harvard and James S Whitney from New York also reported. North South passed southward from Portland to New York with a gale from the northeast.
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Smallest Magician to Entertain at New England Fair
The three foot six inch Professor Joseph Zannio from Germany will perform at the New England Food Fairs and House Furnishing Exposition at Mechanics' Building from October 7 to November 2. He presents original tricks in magic and will appear in the Children's Theatre alongside Punch and Judy acts, singing dogs, and a Teddy bear usher with Buster Brown and Tiga as attendants.
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Possible new element found by Yale scientist
Bertram B. Bast wood of Sloane laboratory Yale believes uranium minerals may contain a distinct element emitting alpha rays and producing no emanation. The element reportedly resembles thorium in chemical properties.
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Bertram B. Bastwood
Sloane Laboratory
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Easy prey for swindlers in Baltimore arrest
George Kramer of Leipsic Germany was arrested in Baltimore on a charge of passing worthless checks. He warned Americans are easy to swindle when someone tacks a title onto his name.
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