Passing of Calvinism in Unitarian sermon
Rev. Charles T. Billings spoke at the First Unitarian Church on the five points of Calvinism from the Westminster confession. He argued that Calvinism rests on Paul rather than Jesus, warned against modern rationalism, and urged return to belief in God's sovereignty, sin, and the life of Jesus. The talk contrasted Calvinism with a newer theology centered on God’s Fatherhood and human progress.
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First Unitarian Church
Charles T. Billings
Mr. Billings
Calvin
Luther
Jesus
Paul
Christ
Mr. Bigelow
God
Man
Fisher
Yale
Europe
Geneva
John Knox
Macauley
Jonathan Edwards
Spurgeon
New England
Jesus Christ
Rev Bartlett Praises Bigelow Calvinism Sermon
Rev Dr Bartlett opened the Kirk Street church service last night with remarks on Rev Mr Bigelow. He congratulated Bigelow on making and introducing his Calvinist views, as delivered in the sermon.
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Mr. Bigelow
Dr. Bartlett
Kirk Street
Woman's Sphere in Religion at Westminster Presby terian
At Westminster Presbyterian Church Rev. D A MacPhie urged that women see farther than men in religion citing New Testament references and the influence of mothers and sisters on conversions He warned against professional women’s trades eroding discernment and concluded with Claudia Pilate’s wife foreseeing the impact of Christ’s death.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
D. A. MacPhie
Christ
Claudia
Pilate
Calvinism and Universalism in Sermon Contrast
Rev. C. Be. Fisher at the First Universalist church contrasted Calvinism and Universalism, arguing against foreordination and for a loving Father God. He favored Christ leadership, just punishment for sin, and the ultimate harmony of all souls with God.
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C. BE. Fisher
Universalist
Lowell
God
Christ
Watchman Message At First Baptist Church Anniversary
Rev S T Ford preached on Watching Out from Ephesians Walk circumspectly He spoke on human obligation and society Young people begin 70th anniversary celebration on June 9 with dedication to follow speaker Dr Lorimer from Tremont Temple Boston and an organ recital to be announced Organ installation underway as services continue in the vestry.
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Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Boston
Amelia's Mansion Sells From Church Ownership
Salt Lake City May 5 The Garda house built by Brigham Young for Amelia Colson Young and long occupied by her has left church control. The property was sold in the name of President Snow as trustee for the church to Col. F. E. S. Holmes of Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Garda
Amelia’s
Brigham Young
Amelia Colson Young
Snow
Col. F. E. S. Holmes
Christian Soldier Rev Currier Joins Company M
Rev F Allison Currier pastor of Mount Vernon Street Free Baptist church was mustered into three year volunteer service as a private in Company M Ninth Regiment. He qualified as a sharpshooter, scored best in a Dracut range contest, and became a well liked member ready for drills and possible promotion. He may pursue missionary work among troops at camp.
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F. Allison Currier
Mount Vernon Street Free Baptist Church
A. D. Mit
Carrier
Company M
Dracut
Mr. Currier
Thenilitary
Currier
More Bills Held Up By City Committee Actions
Gardner W Pearson pressed city finances during a late campaign and was elected to control key accounts and appropriations. The accounts committee, led by Pearson, held back several bills including farm purchases for eggs tea oysters and meats, citing misdrawn orders and price variations. Secretary Courtney defended farm tea pricing and bulk purchasing noting patient needs.
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Gardner W. Pearson
George H. Taylor
Dimon
Pearson
Committee On Accounts
Qua
Courtney
Arlington embezzlement case key receipt found
Boston May 5 The latest development in the Arlington embezzlement case is the discovery of a receipt in Roland Swan’s papers showing a $600 payment to Sunnyside Mining association on Aug 17, 1899, suggesting earlier stock activity. Officials press Swan for statements while relatives and creditors watch closely as hearings approach.
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Boston
Arlington
Roland Swan
Stan
Sunnyside Mining Association
Geo. H. Savage
Swan
Harriman
East Cambridge
Sunnyside Association
Farter
Maj. Rensselaer A. Knight
Alexander F. Nelson
50 State Street
Chief Harriman
Hadley
Boylston Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Taylor
West Newton Street
Miss Laura A Knott Chosen for Bradford Academy Principal
Miss Laura A Knott of the State Normal school is selected to fill the Bradford academy principalship vacancy created by Miss Ida C Allen's retirement July 1. Born in Minnesota she led her class at Hamline University in 1887, earned an A M from Radcliffe in 1897, and has headed English at the Normal school since 1897 with strong character and scholarship.
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Laura A. Knott
State Normal School
Bradford Academy
Ida C. Allen
Miss Knott
Minnesota
Hamline University
Radcliffe College
Mas sachusetts air mishap prompts quick bottled warning
A fragment from a 19th century news item warns that some liquid air manufactured in Mas sachusetts may have escaped. It urges rapid containment and voices fear of becoming icicles and hammer heads if exposed during May.
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Massachusetts
Snell
Bostonians Bring Light Opera To Theatres May First
Sparkling music by America's greatest light opera company the Bostonians graces the Opera House on Saturday May first with matinee and night performances. The company features Barnabee McDonald Estelle Wentworth Frothingham and others in Robin Hood and The Serenade. Lavish productions include an eight voice chorus a trained orchestra and familiar New York stage accessories.
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America
Bostonians
Barnabee
McDonald
Estelle Wentworth
Frothingham
W. H. Fitzgerald
Albert Parr
Vernon Stiles
Adele Rafter
Charles R. Hawley
Mabel Pierson
Onhis
New York
Savoy bill features noted vaudeville acts including Louise Lawton
The week at the Savoy presents Julian Rose in The Hebrew Merchant and the Imperial quartette, Boulden and Griffin, Jack Reidy and Elsie Currier in Proposing, Eldridge’s sand painting, George B. Alexander the tramp balladist, and Henderson and Ross with Sun at Grigg's Corner. Louise Lawton, soprano with Francis Wilson, rises in Boston opera and may visit Lowell. Robin Hood is praised as a prime lyric piece by De Koven.
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The
Savoy
Julian Rose
Boulden and Griffin
Lowell
Dazzler
Jack Reidy
Elsie Currier
Eldridge
George B. Alexander
Grigg’s Corner
Henderson
Ross
Louise Lawton
Francis Wilson
Boston Museum
Alice Nielsen
Mr. Wilson
Boston
Lawton
Louise McLaughlin
Rehearsal Tonight For Esther Cantata At Huntington Hall
A rehearsal of the Esther cantata occurs this afternoon at 3 at Huntington Hall then at the YMCA building. The work impressed after Saturday’s session and promises a grand city production with D M Babcock as King Ahasuerus and J W Sherburne as Queen Esther delivering notable solos and dramatic petitions.
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Esther
Huntington Hall
D. M. Babcock
Ahasuerus
Hagai
J. W. Sherburne
Haman
James E. Donnelly
F. L. Roberts
Zerish
The Banner Club and New York Negro Life
In Dunbar's May New Lippincott excerpt a vivid portrait of the Banner club as a lower education institution drawing from all classes. It serves as social life for the unconnected, attracting visitors including whites, with Thomas introducing Joe to its celebrities and tales, widening his horizons.
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Paul Laurence Dunbar
Lippincott
New York
Banner Club
Mr. Skaggs
New York Universe
Thomas
Joe
Accidents on the farm and Dr Thomas Electric Oil relief
On farms accidents are common with cuts and sprains. Dr Thomas Electric Oil is advertised to relieve pain instantly and recommended for use during injuries to provide quick relief.
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Thomas
New Flaven & Hartford R R timetable update
New York New flaven and Hartford Railroad announces June 1 1900 schedule changes. Trains from Lowell Middlesex Street Depot run to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and intermediates at 7 12 8 5 25 pm with connections at South Framingham to Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the west and at Concord Junction to Fitchburg. The 525 pm links with the Stoning-ton line to New York City south and west. Sundays 715 am for South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and stations. Signed C Peter Clark General Passenger Agent Kendal Gen Pass Agent.
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Middlesex Street
Taunton
New Bedford
Newport
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Boston
Albany R. R
Worcester
Springfiel
Albany
Concor Junction
Fitchburg R. R
Stonington
New York City
Mansfield
Peter Clark
Kendal
Woburn
Ayer Junction
Fitchburg
W. N. & P. Divisio Nasnua
Portland
Rochester
Amherst
Milford
Wilton
D. Mireenfield
Peterb
Greenfield
Peterboro
Enning
Hillsboro
Keene
Neshua
Manchester
Éoncora
Orranklin
eVanon
Te River Junction
Plymouth
St. Johnsbury
Lyndonville
Wells River
Montpelier
Exvsex Junction
Burlingene Bt
Idas
ES Ane
Mont
Aloe
Montreal
Quebec
Mof Monte Air Ling
mafineEc Express
Plymouth Sherbrooke
Fwonmend
Sakic
wVia Western Division
Bedford
Wilmington Jurg
D. J. Eye
Agen
H. C. Taft
Boston and Maine Train Schedule Update Details
railroad timetable notes from Lowell and surrounding stations list multiple departure times for Boston and other destinations. It cites Traina Merrimack Street Depot and Middlesex Street Station Lowell with numerous daily and Sunday times, including varied PM and AM slots, seasonally adjusted for numerous routes and connections across New England envelopes. Details include service to Lawrence Salem Newburyport Dover Portsmouth Bangor Lewiston and Montreal, with general agent Taft noted.
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Merrimack Street Depot
Lowell
Boston
Middlesex Street
P. m. Bun- Age
Newburyport
Ports Town
Exeter
Dover
Rochester
Alton Bay
Forces Stata
Et Claeochard
Portia
Bondays, PD
Montreal
Uebec
Eastport
St. John
Portland
Tor Castine
Weerisie
Sedgewick
Bar Harbor
Jonesport
Machiasport
Frank Jones
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de Koven
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