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Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1884

Page

8

The Attributes of God Beecher Sermon on Mercy and Justice

Brooklyn audience hears Henry Ward Beecher expound Exodus 34 6 7 praising a merciful gracious long suffering and abundant in goodness and truth while maintaining the confessed duty to punish sin He contrasts divine benevolence with harsh idolatry and outlines pain as medicine guiding humanity toward higher moral life He lauds law as mercy and defends abolitionist stance and steadfast faith in God in the Plymouth pulpit style

Brooklyn Henry Ward Beecher Mr. Beecher Moses Israel God Manny Ust Goa Jals New York Pew Gaylue Lally

Kit Chanfrau Dies in Jersey City at 6 A.M.

Frank Chanfrau famed as Kit in Boston theatre history dies of paralysis in Jersey City while discussing the death of John MacCullough. Funeral at family vault. son Henry to take over Kit role. The actor born 1824 in New York, leaves an estate around 200000 dollars.

Frank Claufrau Boston Kit Jersey City Taylors Hotel John MacCullough Morta Henry Frank Miss Baker Long Branel Henry J. Chanfrau Kut New England Mitchell Olympic Theatre New York Mose Sam Lester Wallack Chanfrau Henrietta Baker Dora Ares Long Ranch

Labor leader backs Cleveland in speech at federation

Washington reports E. W. Oyster, longtime Federation of Labor president and former prominent Republican, urged labor policy support for Cleveland in a keynote address before the federation. The conversion creates a sensation here.

Washington E. W. Oyster The Federation of Labor Cleveland

Burglary Scare Ends in Katie Richards Death

In Minneville the post office was invaded by burglars last night. Katie Richards, daughter of Postmaster Richards, confronted the intruders in an effort to scare them away. The assailants fled with 300 in cash and 500 in postage stamps, while a fearsome designation for vermin usage appears in the text alongside garbled product names.

Republicans Claim Credit For Pension Laws Despite Democratic Wins

A detailed letter from Secretary Post of the Democratic Congressional Committee counters Republican claims on pension legislation. It traces bills from 1874 onward, notes House Democratic passage of arrears bills, and cites key speeches by General Rice and others. It argues Republicans blocked payments in the Senate while Democrats repeatedly secured relief for soldiers and widows.

RR. W. Townshend Illinois United States Senate Committee On Pensions Congress Congressional Record LD. D. Pratt Indiana Pension Office Pratt E Rly Richard J. Oglesby Committee of Pensions House Wineh Forty-fourth Congress A. Y. Rice Ohio Kasson Iowa Hurlbut Rice Ingills Kansas Pension Committee Democratic House Sparks Committee On Appropriations Hill Butler Maxey Cockrell Harris Gordon Thurman Voorhees Kernan Wallace Burham Dennis Jones McPherson RK. J. Oglesby Thar Pereen House OF Representatives Forty-Eighth War Department Secretary of War Ingalls Logan Hoar R. W. Townshend Democratic House of the Democratic Party Republican Party

Prohibition Candidate Forecasts Tariff Fight and Liquor Suppression

In Olath e Kansas on September 30 Prohibition nominee St John sent a telegram signaling an acceptance letter where he denounces liquor as a national hindrance. He argues for suppression of intoxicating drinks to protect industry and homes, contrasts Prohibition with major parties, and pledges to oppose the evil until driven from the land. Governor Hendricks surviving a wreck is reported from Steubenville with two fatalities.

Olathe Kan Mr. St. John Prohibition Samuel Dickie Pittsburg Lam John P. Sr. John

Chess and Checker Players' Headquarters Notes 1884

A Boston dated report lists chess game data and results from Haverhill and Cambridgeport venues. It covers positions, players W F Larkin and A A Killam, and notes draws and wins with move lists, reflecting a late 19th century chess club context.

Chess and Checker Players Pemberton Square Boston Haverhill Checker Club Haverhill Mass W. F. Larkin N. A. Killam E. G. Morrison C. H. Morrison L. Meserve H. Shaw M. Hersey

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