Branch Street Tabernacle seeks Rev. A. R. Dilts for pastor
A special Branch Street Baptist church meeting voted unanimously to extend a call to Rev. Asa R. Dilts of Northampton with a salary of 1500 dollars a year and moving expenses. Dilts, pastor at Northampton since 1891, is highly regarded. the move follows the resignation of Rev. O. E. Mallory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Street Baptist Church
Asa R. Dilts
Northampton
Wm. F. Hills
Chester L. Chamberlain
Comene
O. E. Mallory
Geo. A. Shields
Samuel G. Stephens
James M. Butler
Frank T. Fletcher
Shields
Dilts
Hills
Massachusetts
A. R. Dilts
Branch Street
Plainfield
N. J
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Mr. Mallory
Services That Differ Across Congregations Sunday
Multiple churches list Sunday preaching schedules with ministers named and topics including Missionary Work Among the Indians and The Happy Life. Events cover sacraments, receptions, union meetings, chalk talks, and missionary talks at Y W C A and Epworth league installations.
Sunday subjects at local churches in Middlesex and surrounding area
Worthen Street Methodist presents Christ's Baptism of Suffering and Visions of Young Men and Young Women in morning and evening services. Middlesex chapel features Christ Our Prophet and Abominable Things. First Trinitarian covers The Church at Study and Seeing is Believing. St Pauls offers The Front Line in Sunday School Work and The Still Small Voice. Five Presbyterian presents Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. I. Kelley
Pawtucket Congregational
George L. Teeple
Advent Christian Church
Grand Street
M. C. Reynolds
Woman’s American Baptist Home Mission Society
Immanuel Baptist Church
Central Methodist Church
Epworth League
R. A. Greene
GC. E. Fisher
Charles A. Allen
Bridgewater
First Unitarian Church
Eli Turner
Lincoln
Tanner Streets
First Primitive Methodist Church
A. K. MacLennan
First Presbyterian Church of Boston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
St. Paul's Church
Worthen Street Epworth League
L. W. Staples
E. T. Curnick
Worthen Street
Middlesex
Christ
St. Paul’s
Fivst Presbyterian
Sunday Sermons and Services Across City Churches
A long day of religious offerings at local churches features morning and evening sermons on themes like Thy Kingdom Come and Are Sin Disease and Death Real. Congregations at First Universalist, Centralville Methodist, Chelmsford Street Baptist, First Primitive Methodist, Second Church of Christ, and others share services, hymns, communion, baptisms, and special choral works led by pastors and organists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralville
Chelmsford Street
Primitive Methodist
Church of Christ
Asa
Christadelphia Ecclesia
Ideal Christadelphian
Highland
Pawtucket
Immanuel Baptist
Isaac
Christ
Berean
Peter
Wesley Church
Second Church of Christ
Kirk Street
Dudley Buck
Brown
John Knox
Knox
Dundee
Bangor
Harvest Supper Held by Central M E Church Circle
The harvest supper by the Ladies Social Circle of Central M E church was a social and financial success at the Seymour home. About 75 attended. supper ran on a continuous performance plan from 8 o clock. Mrs. B Coote presided, with Mrs H C Seymour as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
H. C. Seymour
Massachusetts Corporation
B. Coote
Cot ton Mule Spinners Elect Officers At Semiannual Meeting
The Cot ton Mule Spinners union held a semiannual meeting in Spinners hall last night drawing many members. New officers were elected: President George Connolly. vice presidents Martin Burns and James L Dunkerly. recording secretary Joseph Ashton. financial secretary James McCann. treasurer George O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Mule Spinners’ Union
Spinners’ Hall
George Connolly
Martin Burns
James L. Dunkerly
Joseph Ashton
James McCann
George O’brien
Three Doctors in Consultation Endorse Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A spoof of medical guidance presents Dr Inclination, Dr Experience, and Dr Reason recommending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds. It claims the medicine is pleasant, safe, and effective, with notes on scientific preparation and natural relief. For sale by Ellingwood & Co. at Merrimack Central and Middlesex Central corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inclination
Experience
Reason
Chamberlain
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central
Middlesex
Central Streets
Winnipesaukee Trip Offer Highlighted
A brief notice offers a trip over Winnipesaukee for $1 on October 4th, signaling a promotional sailing or ride. The fragment mentions the date and affordable fare, implying a limited special or teaser ad from a local transport or tour operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipesaukee
The Kind You Have Ana Bought Bears
Fragmentary note appears to mention a purchase of a kind of Ana stored bears. No clear event date or identifiable organization. Further readable details are not present in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CA Storx
Ana
Nervura praised by Salvation Army officers in testimonial
Maj. Caygle and Maj. Pebbles of the Salvation Army testify that Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy alleviates nervousness from overwork and neuralgia, enabling greater work capacity. They urge others to consult Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston, free of charge, for case review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Dr. Greene
Rawson Caygle
National Headquarters
West 14Th Street
New York City
Stamp tax notes and Pana riot report
Internal Revenue circulars list stamp rules for receipts bank checks and tickets. Violent unrest in Pana as striking miners confront imported black workers, with sheriffs, troops, and shots fired. Governor Tanner denies rifles to Pana sheriff and criticizes importing labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Winslow
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Savings Bank
Pana Mills
Pana
Alabama
Springside
Penwell Stockades
Coburn
Battery B
Galesburg
Hamilton Sons of Veterans
Shelby County
Baltimore and Ohio
Penwell
Stockades
Burial Rules For Soldier Deaths And Government Aid
The army clarifies burial funding for soldiers. A $35 funeral allowance is paid if the application is made before burial. once buried, relatives cannot claim the amount. Quartermasters arrange transport and provide the $35 and burial logistics when notified promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster Hyde
Sail on Lake Winnipesaukee October 4th for a Dollar
Fall health warning promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify and enrich blood. Public notice advertises a four hour Lake Winnipesaukee sail on October 4 for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Lake Winnipesaukee
Omdurman Expedition Report Praises British Officers
Lord Kitchener's dispatch in The Gazette commends the Sirdar and hundreds of subordinates. He extols the commissary medical and transport departments and the fine rations that kept troops strong during 14 hours of marching and fighting in a Soudanese summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Gazette
Lord Kitchener
Omdurman
Sirdar
Devastating Japanese Storm Tops Coast Shipping Losses
A Gaelic report from San Francisco dated Sept 30 describes a powerful Sept 6 storm in Japan. It caused massive shipping damage, widespread flooding, and high casualty figures including 250 deaths and thousands of homes affected as riverbanks failed and towns inundated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Japan
Bankruptcy Filed by Bass Spool and Bobbin Firm in Boston
Lewis C Bass manager of L C Bass company spool bobbin and shuttle maker filed in district court a bankruptcy petition. Liabilities about 155240 with no assets. Secured claims total 54550 and unsecured 101790. Major secured banks listed and several unsecured lenders named. Other filings include Herbert W Smith Palmer and Charles F Whitney Medford with modest liabilities and no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lewis C. Bass
L. C. Bass Company
Pearl Street
United States District Court
New Bedford Five Cents Saving Bank of
New Bedford
Mass
Fall River City Savings Bank
Fall River
Woonsocket National Bank
W. B. French
Winchester
Massachusetts National Bank of Boston
Malden Trust Company
Malden
M. M. Greggs
Nashua
N. H
M. Sumner
Orleans Trust Company
Newport
Webster National Bank of Boston
National Bank of Redemption
Herbert W. Smith
Palmer
Charles F. Whitney
Medford
Save Williams Life From Looming Lynched Sentence
Alfred C. Williams, jailed in Salem under a death sentence for the Lynnfield murder of John Gallo, faces execution Friday October 7. His lawyers petition the state supreme court for a stay arguing the robbery act he aided was not punishable by death since he was unarmed. Sheriff Johnson plans the execution in the Salem jail rotunda, while Williams awaits word of the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alfred C. Williams
Salem
John Gallo
Lynnfield
Williams
Gallo
Supreme Court
C. A. Sawyer
Wiliams
Henry T. Moulton
Johnson
Executive Council
Provisional Militia Report Shows 34 Fully Formed Companies
Inspector General James L. Carter reviews the provisional militia buildup in Massachusetts. Of 36 companies accepted, two failed to muster, leaving 34 fully formed units. He commends earnest effort and urges first opportunity for provisional members to enter regular service where vacancies occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James L. Carter
Adjutant General
Inihva
Body of Mrs Hannah Alana Found in Charles River
The body of Hannah Alana of Boston, wife of Matthew C. Alana, was found漂 floating near West Boston Bridge in Cambridge this afternoon. She was about 48, mother of five, believed demented for five years and had threatened suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Hannah
Matthew C. Alana
Boston
Charles River
West Boston Bridge
Gov Russell crew mustered out after loading dispute
The Gov. Russell gunboat crew from Boston was mustered out this afternoon amid claims that former officers erred in overloading the craft with ammunition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gov. Russell
Prisoners allege mistreatment and poor food by officers
Inmates allege officers provided inadequate and subpar meals, claiming repeated failures to meet basic nutrition standards. The accusations suggest systemic neglect of prisoner welfare across several incidents.
Wolcott Named as British Ambassadorship Candidate
A Washington report says Gov. Roger Wolcott of Massachusetts is favored to succeed Ambassador Hay in London. The President is said to be inclined toward Wolcott for the mission and has considered his name for several days. Friends press the appointment, citing his fitness for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Roger Wolcott
Massachusetts
Ambassador Hay
Court of St. James
Wolecott
Gov. Wolcott
Tragic accidental shooting ends life of Miss Elizabeth Colgate
Miss Elizabeth Colgate 22, daughter of Mrs. Clinton J. Colgate of Manchester New Hampshire, died this afternoon after a revolver discharged while being handled. She was engaged to Dr. Roland Cox of New York and belonged to a prominent Manchester family. Baseball scores from Boston Philadelphia Washington Baltimore and other games follow, with weather-related delays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Elizabeth Colgate
Clinton J. Colgate
Colgate
Roland Cox
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Prockon
St. Louis
Cincinnati
National Democratic Party Backs Van Wyck for Governor
The executive committee of the gold standard Democrats in New York announced that Justice Augustus C. Van Wyck was acceptable as a gubernatorial candidate. They also said the party would stay neutral while Van Wyck heads the ticket, avoiding disruption within the Democratic ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Democratic Party
Gold Standard Democrats
Augustus C. van Wyck
Justice van Wyck
Cyclone Threatens Jamaica From Caribbean Storm
The weather bureau reports a cyclone developing near San Domingo with an easterly tendency. Kingston barometers have fallen as of September 30, signaling growing cyclone activity in the region. The threat to Jamaica remains under close observation by meteorologists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Kingston
Jam
Weather Bureau
San Domingo
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe, quick, and permanent remedy for piles. It claims lasting relief after years of suffering, warns against other treatments, and asserts the product prevents surgery. Sold by druggists, manufactured by Pyramid Pile Drug Co. of Marshall, Michigan, for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Pile Drug Co
Marshall
Mich
Public endorsement sells Dean's Kidney Pills
Veteran Frank Zeseweitz recalls war service and progressive kidney trouble, praising Doan's Kidney Pills after sparing backache and urinary symptoms. He bought them from Ellingwood & Co. and says the pills relieved his condition, urging others with kidney disease to use the product. Sold by Carter & Sherburne at 50 cents, or mail order from Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Frank Zeseweitz
Summer Street
New York Light Artillery
Dean
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Doan
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
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Branch Street Tabernacle
Rev. A. R. Dilts
Cyrus Richardson
Eliot Church
Union Auxiliary (Missionary) Society
Friends of Missions
Wheeler
Harpoot
Turkey
Grace Eaton
South America
French Baptist Mission
West Sixth Street
George C. Wright
Unity Meeting
F. A. Warfield
Warren Reid
George H. Johnson
Worthen Street Baptist
Free Church
Paige Street Free Baptist
First Baptist
Fairbank
Dream of Paradise
Ida M. Rogers
Lord
F. B. Hill
First Baptist Church
Corner Church
George Streets
Smith Thomas Ford
A. F. French
Benjamin Franklin
Maj. Caygle
Maj
Pebbles
Shelby
Christian Counties
Tower Hill
Ind
Courtright
Springfield
Tll
Tanner
United States
Matt
Wolcott’s
National League
PR. C
Bobton
Cleveland Wee
Chicago
Pittsburg
Louisville
St. Louis Secee
Carter & Sherburne
Banner Market
Vermont
Banner Wiarkel
Prescott Street
Caleb L. Smith
Branch Grogery
Middlesex Street
The
Courier
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