Boston and Maine Ticket Agent Station Brief
Boston and Maine Railroad Southern Division in Central Massachusetts at Union Passenger Station Causeway Street Boston page text notes a ticket agent office. The fragment references station operations and passenger services in Boston area.
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UNION
Causeway Street
Boston
Fitchburg Railroad
C. M. Burt
Pas'r Ag’t
The Movement of this story unfolds in Philip Strong
The narrative recounts Philip Strong observing a remarkable guest as Mrs. Strong serves lunch by the fire. After the meal a scene of striking impact occurs, whose realness the narrator insists must be documented as part of Philip Strong’s life and its exploration of varied men.
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Philip
Philip Strong
Brother Man Questions Sincerity After Lavish Lunch
Philip Strong hosts a tramp named Brother Man who visits during a quiet parsonage meal. The guest challenges the pastor’s sincerity and sermon message about simple living and charity, citing the extravagant lunch as evidence but hints deeper reasons. The exchange ends with tense silence as the visitor offers a final challenge to Philip's views.
Brother Man Refuses Luxury as Parsonage Host Faces Stranger
A minister named Philip hosts a mysterious visitor who calls out his own princely living while preaching austerity. The guest, calling himself Brother Man, urges Philip to live by his own sermon and hints at insincerity, provoking tension amid a coming snowstorm. The scene ends with the guest preparing to depart into the storm as Philip struggles with what to do.
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Aad Am
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Teaching, preaching, and healing in His mission
Commentary on Jesus life and ministry focusing on compassion, self denial, and willingness to die for others. It discusses the sending of the twelve, their calling as apostles, and the spread of the gospel from Israel to all nations, with emphasis on reliance on the Holy Spirit and humble service.
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Christ
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John xiv
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Wisdom of Our Neighbors and Tom Reed’s Career Change
The Boston Herald notes Tom Reed leaving politics to pursue law. Reed says the law is more in his line and will remain a compelling public figure. His witty sayings and personality are not likely to fade as he shifts careers.
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Boston Herald
Tom Reed
Thomas B. Reed
Trusts Opposed by All Parties and Gov Letter to Sultan
The Sun argues anti trust sentiment is universal among politicians and citizens across parties. The Fitchburg Sentinel notes a tougher Washington note to the sultan, with no consideration of force, suggesting yield may come only after persistent pressure and public disclosure.
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State Department
Washington
McKinley in Grand Army uniform eyed for Chicago appearance
The Boston Journal notes President McKinley may wear Grand Army of the Republic uniform when joining Commander-in-Chief Shaw on the mounted staff at Chicago next August. The piece suggests such an appearance would echo Civil War prestige, with potential ties between American troops and Moros in Mindanao deepened by recent actions against robbers aided by Moro chiefs.
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McKinley
Shaw
Grand Army of the Republic
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Grant
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Mindano
Berlin tramway strike sets 10 hour day wage at $22.50
The New York Mail and Express reports Berlin strikers demand a ten hour workday and a minimum monthly wage of $22.50, vs the current fourteen hours and $21.25. The piece urges American workers to compare these terms with U.S. conditions to appreciate their lot.
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New York Mail and Express
Berlin
Admiral Dewey Deposits Presents in National Museum
The Templeton Recorder notes Admiral Dewey has deposited all his gifts, including the Congress sword, at the National Museum for public viewing, and jokes that he should also deposit his presidential aspirations there.
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Admiral Dewey
Congress
National Museum
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