The Fall of Zedekiah and the Final Judah Captivity
The lesson discusses Zedekiah’s reign and the fall of Jerusalem, detailing Babylonian conquest, famine, and the prophet Jeremiah’s warnings. It notes Zedekiah’s defiance, the taking of the king, his sons slain before him, and his eyes put out before being exiled to Babylon where he dies.
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Topyright
D. M. Stearns
Zedekiah
Jerusalem
Josiah
Jehoahaz
Shallum
Eliakim
Jehoiakim
Coniah
Jeconiah
Jehoiachin
Babylon
Judah
Cain
Jeremiah
Herod
Pontius Pilate
Israel
Christ
Abraham
Bethlehem
Elimelech
Naomi
Ruth
Ezek
Ezekiel
Jericho
Jonah
Tarshish
Nineveh
Zecekiah
Jere Niah
Riblah
Hamath
Abimelech
David
Sim
Simon Peter
God
How to Enjoy Our Religion By Rev S H Doyle
Christian Endeavor topic week opening by Rev S H Doyle argues true religion should be joyful not austere. Judaism's festivals show joy and social feasting while Nehemiah calls to rejoice. Christianity completes Judaism's joy, with gospel gladness and angels singing, strengthening believers and spreading joy to others.
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S. H. Doyle
Nehemiah
Earth
Alway
Paul
Christ
Anias
The Baptism of Pain and Spiritual Growth
A Nashville Christian Advocate reflection argues that suffering purifies character and prepares believers for light. It states affliction tests the faithful, with God guiding trials to refine, not ruin, those with resilience who endure calamities and emerge strengthened.
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Nashville Christian Advocate
Covetousness as a Church Hazard in the Nineteenth Century
A quote from the Christian Intelligencer condemns covetousness as a swinish trait and explains how greed bends church power. It contrasts a drunkard’s disqualification for office with a covetous person who can dominate church leadership through unholy gains.
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Christian Intelligencer
Rejoice In the Coming Peace War critique plea
An American Friend editorial urges rejoicing in the coming peace after the war. It condemns the allure of glory and emphasizes righteousness honesty purity and genuine honor as safeguards for a nation while warning against unjust peace terms.
Cherish an Ideal and the Transformation of Sacrifice
A reflective quotation from John White Chadwick on cherishing an ideal. It emphasizes yearly effort and sacrifices required, noting a gracious transformation recognized by higher powers and not easily missed by men.
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John White Chadwick
Elegant red gown pattern from Harper's Bazaar described
The article details a general wear costume with a gored skirt and fancy waist in red Venetian cloth, red and white striped fabric, and black velvet. It explains fit, fullness, interlining, and trims, plus the circular velvet edging, knotted bow, and red enamel clasp. It lists required yardage for a medium size.
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Harper’s Bazar
Cultivation of Germs in a Chelsea Hatchery
A New York Herald account exposes an English germ hatchery at the Chelsea British Institute of Preventive Medicine. It describes colonies of bubonic plague, scarlet fever, typhoid, conjunctivitis and leprosy bacteria sold for high prices, with strict sterilization to prevent dangerous growths.
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United States
Atlantic
Vienna
England
British Institute of Preventive Medicine
Chelsea
Royal Microscopic Society
New York Herald
Gum Pickers in Maine Run Risky Klondike Style Trade
The Portland Argus reports in eastern Maine gum merchants contract for spruce gum worth thousands. Gum hunters trek deeper into woods year by year, driven by high metropolitan prices. Most Maine gum tops $1.50 a pound in city markets, but locals struggle to obtain it, often earning only a day’s wages per trip.
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Maine
Klondike
Casey
Portland Argus
Gentle hint on pay as you go rule
A Chicago Evening Post line recalls a polite exchange about a payment rule. The speaker asserts pay as you go while another person insists on staying longer. The quip contrasts restraint with hospitality in a light urban dialogue.
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Chicago Evening Post
Sunday Religious Services Across Chelmsford Streets
A comprehensive listing of church services across Chelmsford and nearby areas. Denominations include Baptist, Methodist, Congregational, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Universalist, Unitarian, Roman Catholic, and various missions. Times range from morning sermons at 10.30 to evening services, with Sunday schools, youth meetings, and prayer gatherings noted for each church. Notable pastors include Rev. H. Lockhart, Rev. W. A. Morang, Rev. Thomas S. Sayer Jr., Rev. Bowley Green, and Rev. J. W. Higgins.
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Chelmsford Street
H. Lockhart
Union Freet Baptist Church
Barristers Hall
Central Street
W. A. Morang
Immanuel Baptist
Blossom Street
Thomas S. Sayer, Jr
Young People’s Meeting
Mount Vernon Freewill
O. H. Denney
Fifth Street Baptist
Henry W. C. Millington
First Baptist
Smith Thomas Ford
Worthen Street
T. Curnick
M. E
J. W. Higgins
St. Paul’s M. E
L. W. Staples
Central M. F
John Street
W. H. Meredith
Epworth League
Centralvile Methodist
Rdge
Hildreth Streets
J. A. Bowler
Primitive Methodist
Congress and Gorham Streets
Kev. Mathews
Berean
Moore Street
Lawrence Street
Rev. S. Darlington
Pstor
Mechanics Hall
Geo. F. Kenngort
London Street
C. E. Poole
Skirk Street
W. A Bartlett
C. EB
High
Summer Street
J. M. Greene
Highland
Charles L. Merriam
Puanay School
Franke A. Warfield
Y.P
C. E
St. Anne’s
A. St. John Chambre
A. A. V. Binnington
St. John’s
Gorham Street
Intev
L. C Manchester
Aonae
Ween Street
Warsees
St. Wpatrick’s
St. Peter's
Michael Rowan
Sacred Heart
Oblate Fathers
St. Jean Baptiste
Merrimack Street
St. Joseph’s
George C. Wright
Ayer City
Lincoln Street
Tanner ‘Reet
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Pollard Building
Palmer Street
Church of Christ, Scientist
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Middlesex Street
Advent Christian
Grand Street
Old Odd Fellows’ Hall
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Meadowcroft Street
J. V. Soderman
Castorix AW Sadre The Kind You Have Always Bought
A brief notice notes Castorix AW Sadre as a product of ASU marked with the phrase the kind you have always bought. The fragmentary item suggests trademark or branding language without presenting a full context or action.
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Castorix
Railroad National Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Railroad National Bank of Lowell will be held at their banking rooms on Tuesday January 10 at 9 o clock A M for the choice of directors and other business. Frank P Haggett cashier Lowell December 6 15 5.
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Railroad National Bank
Lowell
Frank P. Haggett
Merchants National Bank
Directors Meeting Notice at Old Lowell National Bank
The Old Lowell National Bank will hold a meeting in its banking rooms on Tuesday January 17 at 10 oclock A M. Directors may transact any lawful business and other matters arising. Signed by CLULAS M WILLIAMS Cashier Lowell Mass December 12 Isvs.
Prescott National Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
The Prescott National Bank of Lowell will hold a stockholders meeting at the bank’s premises No. 46 Central Street on Tuesday January 10 at 10 o clock a.m. for the election of directors and any other lawful business. Frederick Blanchard cashier December 7 1890s.
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Prescott
Bank of Lowell
Toof
Central Street
Tuey
Frederick Blanchard
Edj
Annual Meeting Notice of The First Rational Bank of Lowell
Stockholders are notified of the annual meeting to select directors and conduct any other business. The meeting will be held at the bank rooms on Tuesday January 1 1994 at 10 o clock P M. F SawyerCashier Lowell December Isis
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Sen
P. M. F. Sawyer
Lowell
Isis
Merchants National Bank Meeting Notice in Lowell
Merchants National Bank of Lowell will hold a meeting at its banking rooms on January 10. Walter W. Johnson, cashier, notes this notice from Lowell dated December 6, 18xx.
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Walter W. Johnson
Cashier
Lowell
Middlesex Report Reflects Commonwealth Texts
A fragmentary entry cites the Common wealth of tH20TS and references Middlesex in the incomplete record. The readable portion hints at a legal or administrative proclamation from a regional authority with likely dates and local jurisdiction but provides no further specifics.
Probate Court issues citation in Moulton estate case
Massachusetts probate court cites next of kin and interested parties regarding the estate of John Moulton late of Laconia New Hampshire. Joshua Holden Orran and Charles W Tyler petition to file a will in Middlesex registry and seek letters testamentary without bond. publication in Lowell Daily Courier for three weeks.
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John
Moulton
Laconia
Belknap
New Hampshire
Enid Court
Joshua B. Holden
Orran
Midlesex
Middlesex
Ceambridge
Lowell Daily Courier
Lowell
Car J. McIntine
Esquire
Essoti
Divorce Complaint of Rosine R Hurd Against Ransoler Hurd
Rosine R Hurd of Lowell Middlesex County Massachusetts petitions the Superior Court for a divorce from Ransoler Hurd of Manchester New Hampshire. She states lawful marriage occurred March 4 1869 at Rutland Vermont and that he subjected her to cruel and abusive treatment beginning around January 1598 while residing in Lowell. Continuous cohabitation and fidelity are claimed.
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Middlesex
Rosine R. Hurd
Lowell
Ransoiler Hurd
Manchester
New Huampshire
Rutland
Vermont
Baner Hurd
Lowel
Ransoler Hurd
Lewell
Roussina RK
Massachusetts court orders libel notice publication
The document records a Massachusetts Superior Court order requiring publication of a libel and offer, with an attested copy sent to the libellee. It also notes a panel petition for a Wal tham Ayer and Pepperel Street Railway Company incorporation with authority to construct and operate in multiple towns.
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Middlesex Ss
Ibei
Cambridge
Lowell
Courttr
Middlesex
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Massachuetts
2 Street Railway Company
Waltham, Ayer and Pepperelr Street & Co
Waltham
Lexington
Bedford
Concord
Acton
Liileton
Ayer
Groton
Dunstable and
Pepperer
Carl Dicienson
Ryf Downs
Rutius H. Sawyer
Arnold Blase ChaRs
E. Bibber
Prank S. Arnold
Anson M. Lyman
New Haven and Hartford R R Train Schedules Begin Oct 16 1598
New York Newhaven Hartford R R posts October 16 1598 trains from Lowell Middlesex Street Depot to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and Way stations at 7 15 11 25 am 5 2 5 pm with connections at South Framingham to Worcester Springtime Albany and the west and at Concord Junction to Fitchburg R R The 5 25 pm links to Stonington lines or New York City South and west Sunday services to South Framingham plants Pawtucket Providence and stations at 7 10 am return at 6 33 pm with Bee a and return officials names and ticket office listed.
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Lowell
Middlesex Street
Taunton
New Bedford
Newport
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Boston
Albany R. R
Worcester
Albany
Concord
Fitchburg R. R
Woburn
Ayer Junction
Amherst
Milford and Wilton
Greerfield
Peterboro
Bennington
Hillsboro
Keene
Nashua
Manchester
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Warner
Bradford
Sunapee
N. H
Claremont
Claremont Junction
St. Johnsbury
Lyndonville
Wells River
Montpelier
Essex_Junction
Burlington
St. Althar St. Johns
Montreal
Quebec
Boston Air Line
Quebec Express
Plymouth
Bedford
Wilmington
J. Flanders
H. C. Taft
Train schedule for Lowell and surrounding lines corrected 1898
The notice lists corrected train times from Merrimack Street Depot and Madlesex Street Station in Lowell to Boston and numerous New England destinations. It includes daily and Sunday departures, special via routes, and notes on connections, with officials J. Flanders and H. C. Taft cited as railroad agents.
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Christian Endeavor
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Tyler Street
D. A. McPhie
Appleton Street
Jas. M. Craig
Unitarian
Charles T. Billings
Unity Meeting House
Church Street
Catholic
Union Mission
Paige Street
Kirk
W. C. Westcott
Union Mission Church
Barristers
Odd Fellows
Central Mission
First _ street
Read Street
New Church
Bay State Hall
West Sixth _street
Isaac B. Leclaire
Lowell National Bank
The
Prescott National Bank of Lowell
First Rational Bank of
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Cou Monwealth
Massachusetts
Theo
Churd
Attest
Tueo. C.uard
Dec
Boston Journal
WM. M. Olin
Charles H. Molloy
Market St
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Courier-Citizen
Railroads
Boston & Maine & A
Clecago
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast
D. J. Flanders
New York, Newhaven & Hartford R
Boston & Maine & KR
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Madlesex Street
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Haverhill
Manyburypot
Amesby Mouth
Exeter
Dover
Rochester
Alton Bay
Somersworth
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Saco
Old Orchard
Portland
Augusta
Beth
Waterville
Pangor
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Skowhegan
Rockland
Mondeye
Castine
Geer Isle
Sedmentole
Bar Harbor
Jenesport
Machiaspoort
Frank Jones
A. L. Pendergast
Prez
Jones
Ana Eldredge
van Nostrane
P. B
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Draugut
Logan
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Merrimack St