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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1901

Page

4

Kirk Street Church Considers Call to Rev George E Martin D D

Kirk Street Congregational church may extend a call to Rev George E Martin D D to become pastor after a unanimous recommendation by the supply committee and a Dec 20 meeting. Martin has preached here while awaiting a call, has a Yale education, and formerly led churches in Brattleboro Brockton St Louis Philadelphia. The Kirk Street Bulletin lauds his sermons and urges earnest prayer for the church and him. The piece urges church members to prioritize church work over social clubs and to invite others to join.

Kirk Street Martin Chicago Lowell Yale Theological School College Brattleboro Brockton Mass St. Louis Philadelphia Dr. Bartlett Kirk Street Bulletin G. E. Martin D. D Church Church of God

Pilgrims and their influence on the republic sermon

At First Presbyterian Rev J M Craig discusses the Pilgrims as a moral model rooted in Bible principles. He cites Holland’s influence, land purchase, and public schools, urges a Pilgrim manhood to sustain liberty, expand schools, and implant ideals into character for national uplift.

First Presbyterian Church J. M. Craig Republic Holland England Luther John Knox Old Bay

The Church and the Lodge Sunday Talk

The Central Methodist church explored the theme The Church and the Club or Lodge. Mr. Clark argued the church saves souls for Christ and noted Lowell has 55 churches but over five times as many clubs, highlighting the mismatch between club activity and church growth. He said people can fund clubs more readily than church work.

Central Methodist Church Clark Lowell

Society at Church Speech criticizes fashionable worship

Rev. H. W. O. Millington spoke at Fifth Street Baptist on society's churchgoing. He argued society uses religion for status, says true worship aims to draw near God, abandon pride, and seek spiritual rather than worldly display. He warned against praying for status and urged humility in worship.

H. W. O. Millington Fifth Street Baptist Church Christendom Lowell God

Service at St Anthony's Portuguese Church

At St Anthony's Portuguese church on Congress and Gorham streets a special morning service was held. High mass was sung by Fr Pariental and Rev Fr Rosa of New Bedford delivered the sermon on the Immaculate Conception.

St. Anthony's Congress and Gorham Streets Pariental Rosa New Bedford Leonard Hattie Fox Miss Vice Himmel Peter A. Clune Mr. Haley Lulu Ginty

Sermon and Mass at St Michael's Church

At St Michael's Rev James Hickey delivered a sermon on God's love. Rev Eugene Carney celebrated Mass as the choir sang Faure's mass in B flat. Vespers with benediction followed with Salutaris sung by Mr Murphy and Lambillotte's Tantum Ergo by the chorus.

St. Michael's Church James Hickey God Eugene Carney Faure Murphy Lambillotte

Schley’s Case Sets Path to Courts over Congress

Rear Admiral W. S. Schley has informed attorney Isidor Rayner he is ready to pursue action as advised. Rayner expects to meet the admiral in Washington soon and doubts a congressional investigation is proper, preferring court proceedings. A telegram offered $10,000 for expenses, which was declined.

Baltimore W. S. Schley Isidor Rayner Rayner

The Schley Finding Discussed in Congress

Washington observers weigh potential congressional action after the Schley court findings. Representative Williams of Mississippi has introduced a resolution for an investigation, which becomes privileged and could reach the floor after the holidays. Cummings of New York notes the situation amid expected additional resolutions.

Washington House of Representatives Schley Admiral Schley Maryland Cummings New York House Williams Mississippi

Senate Divided Over Schley Probe Debate in Congress

Washington December 14 opinion in the Senate is divided on a congressional investigation of the Schley controversy but generally against reopening the question. Republican senators including Schley friends oppose new inquiry while Senator Hale backs Dewey based conclusions. Democratic senators favor waiting for Schley supporters’ view and Senator Martin hints at a joint resolution expressing confidence in the admiral.

Washington Senate Schley Admiral Schley Hoar Admiral Dewey Hale Committee On Naval Affairs Martin Congress Jones Arkansas

London Comment on Schley Court Findings

London commentary on the Schley court of inquiry report notes the Standard finds the report unsatisfactory to all, urges Americans to drop the dispute or court martial Schley, while the Chronicle praises Admiral Dewey’s loyalty yet questions overturning the main report’s authority.

London Schley Standard Sandard the Chronicle Dewey

Liverpool Outrage Turmoil Ties Bomb Plot to Irish Americans

Private detectives at New York piers searched for Lawrie Marks, and British authorities sought several suspects behind the Liverpool explosion and fire. Passengers report fire chief Thomas claiming an infernal machine timed to midnight caused the destruction of the exchange and town hall, with Fenians and Irish Americans implicated.

New York Lawrie Marks Liverpool Exchange Liverpool Town Hall Etruria Thomas John Lee

A Lockjaw Cure Proven By Pittsburg Doctor

Dr A Leteve of Pittsburg claims a new tetanus treatment from Mercy hospital using sheep serum injected near the liver rather than the brain. He states the method speeds recovery and challenges the old trephination approach used in Camden and other eastern cities.

Pittsburg Camden N. J A. Leteve C. L. Magee Mercy Hospital

Burleigh Held on Larceny Charge in Lakeport Notes Case

Boston news reports Joseph A. Burleigh of Lakeport New Hampshire arrested yesterday for larceny of promissory notes totaling about 29 500. He was arraigned in the municipal court today and held in 1 000 bail for a hearing set December 27.

Boston Joseph A. Burleigh Lakeport N. H

Rebellion in Manila Threatens American Safety Plans

A private letter from an American general in Manila reports a revival of rebellion across Luzon. The army foresees a general outbreak and prepares to suppress it, with Manila as the center of discontent. General Chaffee conducts frequent garrison parades to show strength, and authorities have arranged to concentrate American women and children in public buildings on short notice to protect them.

Pekin Manila Luzon Chaffee

Burglars Blow Safe At Kimball Grain Mill

Rochester New Hampshire December 14 burglars blew open the safe in the W E Kimball grain mill office at about 4 this morning securing only about thirty dollars. The thieves escaped.

Rochester N. H W. E. Kimball

Morocco men still out in quiet Lynn strike day

Lynn December 15. The morocco strike continues at the T A Kelley and Co factory with many strikers watching for returning non union workers. Police plan a large morning presence as serious trouble is feared when the non union men resume work.

Lynn T. A. Kelley and Co Morocco

Whitman Woman Reunites With Father and Sister

Mrs. Alice Cook of Boston has traced her father, who lives in Weymouth Mass, after being separated at five months old. Her sister, now Mrs Charles Mansur and living in Richmond Me, was adopted years ago by the Leavitt family and only recently learned of the kinship. The heavy storm today prevented a planned meeting.

Whitman Alice Cook Boston Weymouth Mass Charles Mansur Richmond George E. Leavitt

Senator Sewell Improves, No Immediate Danger Seen

Camden N J December 15 The condition of United States Senator Sewell is more encouraging tonight according to his physician. The senator rallied from a sinking spell yesterday and is now said to be in no immediate danger.

Camden N. J United States Sewell

Prize winner Le Prince Jr. St Bernard dies at home

San Francisco reports the death of Fred Bushnell's renowned St Bernard Le Prince Jr a top prize winner in America from dropsy. The owner previously refused a five thousand dollar offer for the dog.

San Francisco Fred Bushnel St. Bernard le Prince, Jr America

Who's It Automates a Vast Gadget Parade

The list names numerous goods from toys to tools and household items including AUTOMATIC toys, engines, wagons, firearms, fishing tackle, yachts, tableware, lighting, kitchen implements, and labor aids. The catalog resembles a broad merchandise ledger of mechanical and domestic goods.

Soldier Preacher On Enslio Fields During War

A vivid London Daily News account depicts a private soldier turned sermonizing preacher at dusk beside graves of fallen British troops. He speaks in harsh street cadence about repentance and mercy, likening Christ’s compassion to a general who grants entry to the city of eternal life, with vivid battlefield imagery and reverent yet raw language.

Enslio Rome Venice Modder River Cromwell Marston Moor Egypt Abou Klea Burnaby Afghanistan Magazine of Truth London Christ Temple Pilate Judgment Leath Calvary Red Cross Mercy Eternal Life London Daily News

Students as professors create Cambridge Prospect union

An eight to ten year Cambridge experiment uses Harvard waste energy to educate workers in the Prospect union. Harvard undergraduates teach evening classes in English arithmetic Latin and more in a voluntary, unruled program with no membership tests or constitution, welcoming any willing person.

Cambridge Mass Harvard University Robert E. Ely Harvard Divinity School Prospect Union Harvard James Russell Lowell

Loneliest missionary serves near Arctic circle

Rev. J. O. Stringer labors at Herschel island near the Mackenzie river mouth inside the arctic circle. His latest letter is dated Oct. 22, 1900. No ship has visited Herschel island for two winters, and his white neighbors reside at Peel river, about 250 miles away.

J. O. Stringer Herschel Island Mackenzie River Arctic Circle Peel River

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