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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Anno Streets
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Arthur Little
New England
Park Place
B.P. Leavitt
Lincoln Park
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Wilcox
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Polk Street
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Wilson Street
A. Monroe
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Ashland Avenue
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R. A. Holland
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SS. Peter and Paul
W. BE. McLaren
J. H. Knowles
Hoy
Frederick Courtney
St. James’ Church
Cass and
W. J. Knowlton
St. Andrew's Church
West Washington and
Robey Streets
John Hedman
St. Ansyarius
Sedgwick Street
Clintono Locke
Grace Church
Sixteenth Street
Arthur Ritchie
Church of the Ascension
North la Salle
Elm Streets
B. F. Fleetwood
St Mark's Church
Cottage Grove Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
Luther Pardew
Calvary Church
Oakley Street
Western Avenue
T. N. Morrison, Jr
Throop Street
W. J. Petrie
Church of Our Savior
Saceie
Belden Avenues
Henry G. Perry
St. Thomas’ Church
Twentyninth Street
Brooke Herford
Church of the Messiah
E. L Galvin
Honoré and
Lutlin Streets
R. B. Pope
Twenty-fourth Street
G. J. Vanhorne
Michigan Avenue Church
Thirty-second Street
Jennie Fowler Willing
George
Centenary Church
West Munroe Street
Morgan
Fulton Street
Artesian Avenue
Frank M. Bristol
Iter
J. W. Treet
St. Paul's Church
Maxwell Street
Newberry Avenue
Mr. Watson
Forty-seventh Street
A. A. Gurney
Ada Street
Fulton
Robert D. Sheppard
Wohtte Streets
J. M. Cahlwell
Ree Street
Witfeld
Lee Avenues
Arthur Ce Wear Rill
Ree
Alton Streets
Wure
New Jerusalem
L. P. Mercer
Hershey Hall
Eighteenth Street
Chi Progressive Lyceum
Society of Spiritualists
Fairbank Hall
Central Music-Hell Building
State and
Brandulph Streets
Call- Board
Board of Trade Alley
George Moore
Sradziwill
Poland
Palais Royal
Dr. Bull
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