Boston and Maine Railroad South Division Station
The notice lists the Union Passenger Station on Causeway Street in Boston within the Central Massachusetts area for the Southern Division. A transportation facility reference indicates ongoing operations or a location detail for passenger services.
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Bosion & Maine Railroad Southern Division
Massachusetts
Union Passenger Station
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Minister's Dilemma Pushes toward Milton Call
Philip Strong weighs two offers as he reads two letters from Calvary church Milton proposing a $2000 salary. His wife urges aligning with God’s will, while he recalls Elmdale’s scholarly peace but senses a calling to the Milton mission among 50,000 workers and seven churches. He accepts Milton and writes a letter to a friend confirming the move.
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Minister Contemplates Call From Two Churches
In a letter exchange, Rev Charles M Sheldon weighs two church calls, Elmdale Chapel Hill offering $2000 yearly with two months off. He doubts salary importance versus serving youth and a Milton posting. His wife urges practical realities and shared sacrifice.
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Charles M. Sheldon
Sarah
Conductor Josiah Bacon Recovers from Catarrh
Josiah Bacon, P W and B R R conductor, had suffered thirty six years with catarrh. He found hope after reading Geo Hearn’s Brazilian balm testimonial. After starting the balm, improvement began in two months and six months later he was entirely cured.
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Hartford Times calls for quick action to curb street profanity
The Hartford Times urges immediate harsh measures to suppress foul language in public. It argues education helps, but cites rising profanity among youth and supports arrests and police fines as medicine for criminal language on streets.
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Hartford Times
Secretary Hay Praised for Two Diplomatic Triumphs
The Templeton Recorder lauds Secretary Hay for two notable successes. He secured pledges from the Great Powers that China should be open to trade of all nations, and he won assurances from Great Britain to relinquish rights under the Clayton-Bulwer treaty to a jointly controlled isthmian canal via Lake Nicaragua, leaving construction and control to the United States.
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United States
China
Great Britain
Nicaragua
Flag over Tatanes and Calagan sparks protest
The Springfield Union mocks antis over the American flag placed on Tatanes and Calagan islands. It accuses natives of pledging allegiance without Boston conservatives' consent and calls for a protest against perceived liberty rhetoric and to haul down the flag.
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Springfield Union
Tatanes
Calagan
Boston
United States
Erving Winslow
New York World urges reform of the vice presidency
The New York World calls for elevating the vice presidency from a political football to a high office with real influence. It argues successors should be fit for president, rejects geographic expediency, and demands a position of honor and power recognized by the nation.
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New York World
Republic
Banks and trust companies under scrutiny for risky stock lending
The Templeton Recorder urges curbs on bank and trust company speculation with borrowed money or depositor funds. It argues cash payments for stock would deter wildcat speculators and protect depositors from losses, noting some firms’ apparent prosperity depended on bank credit. The Milford Journal praises Tolman’s petition to shield candidates from groundless accusations and calls lawmakers to watch libel laws closely.
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Templeton Recorder
Milford Journal
Tolman
Pittsfield
Sawmill at Fort Niagara Sparks Early Power Use
The Niagara power was used as early as 1725 by the French who built a sawmill near the future Pittsburg Reduction company plant. It supplied sawn lumber for Fort Niagara. This historical note contrasts with a proverb about hunger and appetite.
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Niagara
Pittsburg Reduction Company
Fort Niagara
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