Kirk Street Church invited to call Rev. Geo. Martin pastor
The Kirk Street Congregational church plans to extend a unanimous call to Rev. Geo SE. Martin, D. D., to become pastor. A Dec. 20 meeting will decide. Dr. Martin has supplied pulpit in Chicago and Lowell, with broad credentials from Yale, Brattleboro, Brockton, St. Louis, and Philadelphia, praised for culture, eloquence, and music. The Kirk Street Bulletin lauds his sermons and urges earnest prayer for the church and the candidate.
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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
The Pilgrim Fathers sermon at First Presbyterian
Rev J M Craig spoke on The Pilgrims Their Influence Upon the Republic at the First Presbyterian Church. He urged cultivation of Pilgrim ideals, Bible-based character, and strong schools to ensure national uplift and the spread of gospel, stressing that principle must be embodied by men of character.
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First Presbyterian Church
J. M. Craig
Republic
Holland
England
Luther
John Knox
Old Bay
The Church and the Lodge Sunday Talk in Lowell
The Central Methodist church heard Mr. Clark discuss The Church and the Club or Lodge. He warned that in Lowell over 25 years the church has not grown while clubs thrived. He cited 55 churches for about 1700 people and noted clubs outnumbering churches fivefold.
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Central Methodist Church
Clark
Lowell
Society at Church Sermon by Rev Millington Stirs Lowell Faith
Rev H W O Millington spoke at Fifth Street Baptist on the topic Society at Church. He condemned fashionable society for church attendance as display and pretence, urging worship in spirit and truth and humbling self to draw near God. He contrasted society’s pursuit of worldly display with true worship and prayer, noting Christmas and Easter visits without devotion.
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H. W. O. Millington
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Christendom
Lowell
God
Special Service at St Anthony's Portuguese Church
At St Anthony's church corner Congress and Gorham streets a special service was held yesterday morning High mass was sung by Fr Pariental Rev Fr Rosa of New Bedford preached on the Immaculate Conception The musical program included Leonard's mass in B flat Himmel's Veni Creator Donnizetti Ave Maria with solos by Miss Hattie Fox Miss Vice Mr James Haley and Peter A Clune Organist was Miss Lulu Ginty
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St. Anthony's
Congress and Gorham Streets
Pariental
Rosa
New Bedford
Leonard
Hattie Fox
Miss Vice
Himmel
Mr. Haley
Lulu Ginty
Sermon at St Michael's Church Ends With Vespers
Yesterday morning at St Michael's Rev James Hickey delivered a love of God sermon with Rev Eugene Carney as celebrant. The choir performed Faure mass in B flat and vesper services with benediction followed. Mr Murphy sang Salutaris and the chorus performed Lambillotte Tantum Ergo. The text then shifts to a note on making games a masculine sport.
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St. Michael's Church
James Hickey
God
Eugene Carney
Faure
Murphy
Lambillotte
Office Stationery Quality Noted in Review
A brief notice highlights that all office stationery is well done when completed with care. It underscores consistency and attention to detail across departments, implying efficiency and standardized practices in the office supply workflow.
Schley's Case Not Likely to Reach Congress
In court filings and arguments the Schley case is seen as unlikely to advance to Congress. Counsel's presentations focus on legal defenses and procedural questions, with no clear path to legislative action indicated.
Admiral Schley Readies Legal Action in Baltimore
Rear Admiral W S Schley has informed his attorney Isidor Rayner of readiness to pursue actions he may advise. Rayner expects to meet the admiral in Washington soon and doubts a congressional probe, favoring court proceedings instead. A secretive telegram offered $10,000 for prosecution expenses, which was declined.
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Baltimore
W.S. Schley
Isidor Rayner
Rayner
The Schley Finding Discussed in Congress
Washington observers weighed the Schley case findings, betting on a congressional probe guided by Admiral Schley and Maryland supporters. Representative Williams of Mississippi has introduced a privileged resolution for investigation, likely to be called up after the holidays, with other resolutions expected once the court findings were made public.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Schley
Admiral Schley
Maryland
Cummings
New York
House
Williams
Mississippi
Senate divided over Schley inquiry with Republicans wary
Washington December 14 The Senate debate shows division on a congressional probe of the Schley controversy with Republicans generally opposed to reopening the issue. Senator Hale as Naval Affairs chair opposes further inquiry while Democratic colleagues lean toward waiting for Schley supporters. Senator Martin hints at a confidence resolution though no formal declaration is made. Senator Jones of Arkansas weighs the likelihood of a favorable resolution.
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Washington
Senate
Schley
Admiral Schley
Hoar
Admiral Dewey
Hale
Committee On Naval Affairs
Martin
Congress
Jones
Arkansas
London Comment on Schley Court Findings
London reports show mixed reactions to the Schley court of inquiry. The Standard urges the American public to drop the dispute or court martial Admiral Schley. The Chronicle praises Admiral Dewey’s loyalty but says it does not overturn the main report’s authority.
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London
Schley
Standard
Sandard
the Chronicle
Dewey
Liverpool Outrage and London Suspects Tie to Fire
Private detectives at New York piers scrutinize arrivals from Liverpool for Lawrie Marks wanted for forgery and for conspirators in the explosion and fire that destroyed the exchange buildings and Liverpool Town Hall. Passengers recount statements by fire chief Superintendent Thomas about a timed infernal machine.
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New York
Lawrie Marks
Liverpool
Exchange
Liverpoo Town Hall
Etruria
Thomas
John Lee
A Lockjaw Cure from Pittsburg Doctor
Dr A Letele of Pittsburg claims a new serum-based treatment for tetanus shown to cure lockjaw. He directs the C L Magee pathological department at Mercy hospital and contrasts his method with the old skull trephination and brain serum injections. The new approach uses small doses of serum from sheep injected near the liver.
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Pittsburg
Camden
N. J
A. Leteve
C. L. Magee
Mercy Hospital
Burleigh Held on Larceny Charge in Boston
Joseph A. Burleigh of Lakeport New Hampshire was arrested on a charge of larceny involving promissory notes totaling about 39 500. He appeared in municipal court and was held in 1 000 bail for a hearing set for December 27.
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Boston
Joseph A. Burleigh
Lakeport
N. H
Rebellion Rumors From Manila Alarm U S Forces
A private letter from an American general at Manila states Luzon shows a revival of rebellion with a planned general outbreak. Manila中心, Gen. Chaffee orders parades to show strength and plans to shelter American women and children in public buildings on short notice.
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Pekin
Manila
Luzon
Chaffee
Burglars Blow Safe In Grain Mill Office
Rochester New Hampshire December 14 burglars blew open the safe in the office of W E Kimball grain mill about 4 am and secured about 30 dollars before escaping.
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Rochester
N. H
W. E. Kimball
Morocco strike prompts police readiness at Kelley and Co
In Lynn today the morocco strike at T. A. Kelley and Co. quiet except for dozens of strikers waiting near boarding houses for returning non-union workers. Police plan a large force tomorrow to prevent possible clashes as workers resume.
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Lynn
T. A. Kelley and Co
Morocco
Whitman Woman Reunited With Lost Father and Sister
Mrs. Alice Cook of Boston, long believed to have no living relatives besides her child, has located her father in Weymouth Mass and her sister, now Mrs. Charles Mansur, in Richmond Me. Heavy storm delayed a family reunion she nearly had today.
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Whitman
Alice Cook
Boston
Weymouth
Mass
Charles Mansur
Richmond
George E. Leavitt
Senator Sewell Improves After Sinking Spell
Camden New Jersey December 15 The condition of United States Senator Sewell is more encouraging tonight according to his physician He rallied during the day from a sinking spell and is now said to be in no immediate danger
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Camden
N. J
United States
Prize winning St Bernard Le Prince Jr. dead
San Francisco report says Fred Bushnell's famous St Bernard Le Prince Jr. died of dropsy. The dog had been a top prize winner in America and once drew a $5000 offer, which Mr Bushnell declined.
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San Francisco
Fred Bushnell
le Prince, Jr
America
It’s All About a Curious List of Goods
A historical catalog snippet enumerates items from toys and tools to household goods and sporting gear. The list includes AUTOMATIC toys, MECHANICAL toys, printing presses, engines, wagons, firearms components, yachts, darkroom equipment, kitchenware, and hardware supplies. It presents a broad inventory without a narrative.
Soldier Preacher in Khaki Preaches Mercy at Valediction
A Pvt. soldier preacher stands among British troops at Enslio, his khaki uniform and decorations marking battles from Modder River to Abou Klea. He delivers a fiery sermon urging repentance as the path to the city of eternal life, promising mercy and a general commission for those who pass the sentry with the password Repentance.
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Enslio
Rome
Venice
Modder River
Cromwell
Marston Moor
Egypt
Abou Klea
Burnaby
Afghanistan
Magazine of Truth
London
Moéder River
Christ
Temple
Gread Christ
Vilate
Judgment
Fheath
Calvary
Red Cross
Mercy
Death
London Daily News
Cambridge Union Lets Workers Learn With Harvard Aid
An eight to ten year Cambridge experiment uses Harvard energy to aid working people near Harvard. Robert E Ely started the Prospect union offering evening classes taught by Harvard undergraduates with about 75 volunteer faculty. No constitution or strict rules, a small fee suffices, and any applicant is admitted by expression of interest.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Robert E. Ely
Harvard Divinity School
Prospect Union
Harvard
James Russell Lowell
Arctic missionary at Herschel island far north of Peel river
Rev. J. O. Stringer, described as the lobster of missions, serves at Herschel island near the Mackenzie river mouth inside the Arctic circle. A letter dated October 22, 1900 shows no ship has visited Herschel island for two winters and his white neighbors are 250 miles away at Peel river.
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J. O. Stringer
Herschel Island
Mackenzie River
Arctic Circle
Peel River
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