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Chicago Daily Tribune

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1880

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Bishop seeks Rome church to honor Episcopal worship

The Bishop of Gibraltar appeals for help to build a representative church at Rome. The current building near Porta del Popolo will be torn down to widen the street, leaving the congregation without a place of worship. He stresses the edifice should showcase Episcopal worship in its best form, not for conversions.

Gibraltar Rome Porta del Popolo

Clerical Movements and Distinctive Sermons Across Times

Notices include Canon Basil Wilberforce lecturing on punishment, Rev H M Reed’s Associate Rector call at St Pauls Cathedral Indianapolis, Spurgeon resuming London preaching with fragile health, and Patriarch Procopius of Jerusalem noted to have died age 77. Also reports on Bishop Littlejohn’s Cambridge sermons and Lincoln Cathedral address plus SPG Society anniversary paper.

Basil Wilberforce Jordan Cana Galilee Holy Zion Procopius Styrene Jerusalem Gaza Cyril Jooogh Arge Ch Mos Y Josepsh Philadelphia Long Island Great St. Mary’s Cambridge England United States Littlejohn Lincoln Guardian Agaie Corporation Church Society For the Propagation of the Gospel

Saintly Recreation and Sunday's Prayers in 19th Century Wit

A collection of humorous vignettes from Boston and Burlington papers about pious acts and mischief. A Baltimore clergyman jokes on Lazarus as a beggar, a 4 year old asks what happens after death, a girl jokes about money going to the collection box, and a boy references “spiritual fun.” A church bonnet mix up and a Sunday sermon theft add light comic relief.

Boston Commercial Bulletin Baltimore Lazarus Burlington Hawkeye Jack Papa

Week’s Sacred Feasts Calendar for Episcopal and Catholic

The calendar lists Episcopal observances for the week starting December 26 including First Sunday after Christmas honoring St. Pegast Sean the Evangelist, Innocents Day on December 28, Fast Day December 31, and Circumcision January 1. Catholic entries cover December 24 St. Stephen the Martyr, December 27 St. John the Apostle and Evangelist, December 28 Holy Innocents, December 29 St. Thomas Becket, December 30 Octave, December 31 St. Sylvester, and January 1 Circumcision of Our Lord marked as a Holy Day of Obligation.

Episcopal St. Pegast Sean the Evangelist St. Stephen St. John, Ap Holy Innocents St. Thomas of Canterbury B. M St. Sylvester P.C

Church Services Baptist Preachers Across City

A compact list of Sunday sermons across Chicago area churches. Preachers include Rev William Lawrence at First Church and Rev G C Lorimer delivering a lecture on Evolution or Human Mystery. Numerous other pastors announce morning and evening services at Second Fourth Western Avenue North Star Michigan Avenue and more.

William Lawrence South Park Avenue Thirtyfirst Street G. C. Lorimer W. M. Lawrence Morgan and Monroe Streets Kerr B. Tupper Michigan Avenue Joseph Howley North Star Division Sedgwick Streets B. Hulbert Fourth Washington and Paulina Coventry Street Bloomingdale Road R. de Baptiste Oliver Fourth Avenue Taylor Street K. Parker Centennial Lincvin West Jackson Streets GO. Taylor Central Church Orchard Street W. A. Broadhurst Dearborn Street Thirty-sixth Dearborn Streets Mr. Sieger First Germano Bickerdike Huron Streets J. W. Conely Evan Church Stock Island Shops Dearborn J. B. Smth Noble West Ohio Streets John Cogman Oak Street Sedg Wick Halsted Street Forty-first Forty-second Her. N. F Baptist Mission Orden Avenue D. B. Gunn South Church Lock Street John Shackelford Chicago South Side Church Prairie Avenue Henry T. Miller Vincennes Oak Avenues J. N. Freeman Lockport Tweneth Street H. M. Collisson Fullerton Avenue Clark Street Ww. D. Ganiince State Fourteenth Street Franklin D. Fisk Indiana Avenue Twenty-first Thirtieth Street India David W. Evans Litenfield Tin Westminster Peoria Jackson Francia L. Patton Jefarson Park ToRoor and Adams Streets George C. Needham Chicago Avenue

Calendar of Christmas sermons across Chicago churches

The report lists numerous ministers and churches with Christmas morning and evening services across denominations including Congregational, Reformed Episcopal, Presbyterian, Independent, Unitarian, Lutheran, Methodist, and Universalist. It names pastors, church names, street corners, and morning or evening times, highlighting specific subjects and celebratory rites tied to the holiday season.

Religious meetings fill afternoon and evening schedule

Across Chicago churches and temperance groups announce multiple services today at venues on West Madison Green Lake and Halsted streets. Preachers include Rev Dr Matthewson Rev Joseph Smith and Chaplain McCabe with lectures on Genesis eternal punishment and life value.

West Madison Street Matthewson Advent Christian Church South Green Street Joseph Smith Uhurch Castle Hall West Lake Street Nonald Jess Union Park Hall Genesia Eclectics Lewin Women's Christian Temperance Union Disciples of Christ Randolph Street A. Yonker West Side Alternacle Morgan and Indiana Streets McCabe Halsted Street Bota South Halsted Street Woman's Christian Temperance Union Lower Farwell Hall F. A. Noble Myriam McDonald W. G. Powers J. E. Zimmerman Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Twenty-second Street Henry Gospel Temperance Meeting Farwell Hall Y. M Herrick Johnson Fourth Presbyterian Church

The Advantages Of Ignorance In Public Life

A satirical essay argues that ignorance often outperforms education in public life. It cites politicians, physicians, and theologians to illustrate how untrained confidence can win influence, wealth, and popularity while educated caution may hinder bold action. The piece ends by praising ignorance.

F. W. Clarke Sef Timothy Dexter West Indies Dexter Zachary Taylor Taylor Janus

The Rose of the Past Is Better Than Today

A reflective poem contrasts the value of the Past over the Present and warns that modern pleasures tempt and corrode. It extols sacred restraint and memory as purer than the coarser delights of the hour, noting the grave fate awaiting flesh.

New Year Calls and Many Local Weddings

A society section notes New Year’s callers list forthcoming for Michigan Avenue residents. It then reports numerous marriages across Chicago area venues including Miss Ada McClellan to Frank A. Moore, Edna Ball to James De Bevais, Mabel Hall to Walter Wingate, Dora Phillips to Henry Peabody, Sallis Goodrich to Grainger Farwell, Alice Hilton to Edward Suumwalt, Margaret Booth to Charles Norris, Cassie Schimmel to George Coxhead, Allis McIntosh to Walter Wallace, and Minnie Ford to Frank Haskin, with couples heading to homes in Englewood, Oak Park, Evanston, Topeka, Des Moines, and beyond.

Ada McClellan Frank A. Moore J. M. McClellan West Washington Street E. P. Goodwin James M. Ball Park Avenue Edna Ball Walter S. Wingate Oak Park Palmer House E. D. Eaton Dora Philips Evanston Henry Peabody John B. Philps Sallis Goodrich James C Margaret Emma Booth A. Booth Charles Sheppard Norris Bible Michigan Avenue R.A. Holland Trinity Episcopal Church Cassie Schimmel George ‘I’. Coxhead Warren Avenue A. E. Kittredge Topeka Allis Fannie J. McIntosh Walter G. Wallace Bishop Fallows Sa Eberhardt Charles J. Burroughs K. Hayes Hoobard Street Tdn Rollins Des Moines Fred. A. Field Field Grand Vavish J. S. Ford Waukegan Alissa Minnie Ford Frank Haskin I. T. Buch Rk. K. Wharton Chicago Wa Keeney, Kns

Prospective Bliss in Dual City Weddings

The marriage of Miss Emma Preston and Mr. Charles L Woodard will be solemnized Monday evening at 11 Sheldon Street. The marriage of Miss Eliza Soulard Cor daughter of Henry Corwith Esq and Mr Ernest Inumill will take place Thursday evening Dec 29 at First Presbyterian Church followed by a reception at the bride parents home 1702 Michigan Avenue.

Emma Preston Charles L. Woodard Sheldon Street Eliza Soulard Corwith Henry Corwith Ernest Inumill U O’clock First Presbyterian Church Michigan Avenue Bert Smith Georgia Smith Charles Bower Clinton, Ta Georgia Milner May Street F. H. Manny Rockford Inl C. W. Farrington Vincennes Avenue Rachael Austrian St. Paul, Minn L. F. Leopold Yale College Lottie Dennis Newark N. J William Cochrane Western Street James McKindley W. F. White Clifton House New York Ziegler Lowa Europe Paris Robert B. Marten Babcock Kalamazoo F. D. Meachem New Orleans Victor D J. W. Preston Drexel Boulevard Marion L. Faxon Quincy Boston Indiana Street Kittle Minnie Grieves Prairie Avenue Philadelphia Afrs A. H. McIlvain Jessie D. Medberg Sycamore Ella ‘Wards Burling Street Ida Florence Hawley Pekin Indiana Avenue Charles KK. Miller Grand Pacific Hotel Kittie Minnie Grimes A. H. McIlram Lulu Troost Gardner Ouse Belle Shaw New Mexico Twenty-second Street K. C. Maynard Geneva Lake Racine E. G. Simms Exiday East Gen Abs Martin Beem Neenah Wis George Seaverns Nellia Jay Dr. Isham Dearborn Avenue E. W. Blatchford North la Salle Street Foundlings

Social and Club Notes of Burr School and Local Events

Burr School scholars presented Red Riding Hood and planned a piano fund raiser at Coventry Street Baptist Church. Miss Louise R. Oakman led rehearsals. nearly 100 in chorus. Other notes cover Imperial Club parties, Friday Night Club, Turn Min Out farce, a Chisholm reception in Cleveland, a 20th wedding anniversary surprise, a Fairbank Hall testimonial for Mrs McCall, Zion Literary Society social, and a Keeney dinner at the Palmer House.

Burr School Red Riding-hood Coventry Street Louise R. Oakman Sed Ridinghood Edith Freeman Marina Lizzie Jones Grandma May Bratt Woodman F. B. Price Wolf Daniel Finnican Buttercup Bessie Lester Fose Lizzie Dreiske Robin George Stannard Fairy Nelly Fitzpatrick Tommy Caspars Imogene Ford Western Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Avery Imperial Club Matteson Trouse G. H. Wrooman Loomis Street William Chisholm Henry Chisholm Euclid Avenue Cleveland William Chishol Union Rolling-Mill Chicago Cleveland Rolling-Mill Company P. W. Willard Hastings Street

Lake View Mizh School midyear exercises entertain guests

The Lake View Mizt School held midyear exercises Thursday evening with a program of literary and musical numbers. A large guest list included Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Allerton and Misses Haskell Jansen Bertha Smith Gertrude Deroy Genie Hoyne Hannah Traverse City Afleh Lillie Palmer Annie Gross and Messrs. Marshall Marsh F G Hoyne Hitchcock H G Gaylord L W podges Charles Kelley and Herbert Ilson.

Freiberg S. W.allerton Haskell Jansen Bertha Smith Gertrude Deroy Genie Hoyne Hannah O: Traverse City Afleh Lillie Palmer Annie Gross Messrs

A Curious Mix of Paris Fashions and Snippets of News

A foppish nobleman questions philosophy over good cheer, a Paris trend shows florists decorating reception rooms with palms and ferns, and Keller promises quick New Year boot orders. Monroe Street Palmer House notes, a large fossil bivalve found in Sicily, and John Wright praised for catering oysters and fruits. Henriot Co. champagnes top Newport and resort lists. Pardee touts Madison street agency. An English girl notes a man’s gaze and a Chicago restaurant quip about fried potatoes, with Palmer House ads and Mme Heppard’s.

Descartes Paris Keller Monroe Street Palmer House Sicily John Wright Tris Sara Bernhardt Ohio Henriot &Co Rheims Dry Sillery Souverain Newport Saratoga Pardee Madison Street London Chicago Mme. Heppard Luch

New Year shopping tips and social snippets from Chicago ads

A collage of ads and notes presents Wirts and Scholle furniture on Wabash, Pardee Madison street champagne, Bernhardt toilets, Colby furniture sales, and fashion goods. Also mentions a London club, ship and college notes, a baby color joke, and a roller rink scene with Chicago elites.

Wirts & Scholle Wabash Avenue Brown Henriot & Co Rheims Pardee Madison Street London Albert Terrace Knightsbridge J. A. Colby & Co State Street Bernhardt Burnham le Charivart Dulcigne H. B. Bryant Chicago Business College New York Henriot &Co Wabashay China Gay Washington Street Washington Hermi Jimmy H. A. Pierce & Co Dearborn Street Bridget Gardner House Crawford Mergl Michigan Congress

The Queen's Powers in England and Parliament

Harper's Magazine describes the Queen's prerogatives and limits, noting she can create peers, appoint churches, form treaties, and declare war though subject to Parliament. It contrasts royal prerogative with parliamentary sovereignty and outlines budget control, approvals, and the rarity of withholding supplies since 1689. The piece traces historical shifts from crown to Commons and explains constitutional mechanisms governing revenue and governance.

Harper's Magazine England House of Commons Lords Commons Charles II Westminster George III Board of Admiralty Ais House Crown Bank of England Treasury

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