Value of Religion in Daily Life at Worthen Street church
Rev Bowley Green preached on the value of religion in daily life from Timothy II 4 8 at Worthen Street Baptist Church. He argued the religion of Jesus Christ is practical not just for Sundays, shaping character, business, and daily conduct, and urged love thy neighbor as thyself as a guiding rule. He cited Paul and Cain to show how faith transforms, cautioned against letting wealth dominate, and urged Christians to heed their duty as keepers of each other.
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Bowley Green
Worthen Street Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
God
Paul
Cain
The Judgments of God sermon by Dr. Cyrus Hamlin at John Street
The 87 year old missionary continued to preach with vigor on The Judgments of God. He contrasted Spain and Turkey’s declines, noting Spain’s vaults of power eroded and a sunk navy, while Turkey’s Ottoman rule collapsed after persecution of Armenians and expansionist ambitions failed. He warned that Europe and God would thwart Turkish plans until Turkey falls like Spain.
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John Street
Cyrus Hamlin
Spain
America
Turkey
Europe
Hungary
Bulgaria
Cyprus
Egypt
Africa
Thessaly
Greece
Crete
Russia
France
Personal Sermons Begin New Series at Kirk Street
Rev W A Bartlett opened a new series at Kirk Street church with a program of music including a cantabile solo by Miss Emma Hathaway. He preached The Murdered Brother, arguing that Cain’s offering was not acceptable and that true satisfaction comes from doing one’s duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bartlett
Kirk Street
Emma I. Hathaway
Bartlett
Cain
God
Drawing Room sermon at First Baptist on home life
Rev S T Ford preached the second Making a Home sermon at the First Baptist Church on The Drawing Room stressing a bright restful home and the need for a personal resting place for mothers. He urged drawing rooms can be in a kitchen, and emphasized keeping the home beautiful without neglecting spiritual duties. In the Old Ladies Home service Rev W A Morang led singing Model Church, solo by Miss Stevens, piano by Ernest Locke.
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Denver
Heaven
W. A. Morang
Old Ladies
Model Church
Welcome at St. Joseph's by Oblate leaders and clergy
The Right Rev. Joseph Lefebvre and Rev. Joseph Mangin were honored at a St. Joseph's parish welcome. Prominent clergy attended, including Perron Gagnon Sykes Lamothe Amyotte and Despotis, with a 350-voice choir and a patriotic closing. The event featured benediction, addresses, and a celebratory display by students and sisters. The sale notice follows for Herrick property in Lowell.
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Joseph Lefebvre
Oblate Order
United States
Joseph Mangin
St. Joseph's Church
St Joseph's Church
Guillard
Perron
Gagnon
Sykes
George Marion
A. Marion
Fournier
Brother Chrysenil
St. Lore
America
Love of Kentucky Reflected in Lexington Horserace Scene
RUMFORD writes from Lexington Kentucky Oct 6 1898 praising local devotion to country and flag. He details horse breeding and a ten day breeders fair with purses totaling about 30000 dollars. He notes grandstand liquor and pool selling amid orderly crowds and lively interest from both men and women including attire and social presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Lexington
Union
Fair Grounds
Tennessee
Six Months in Jail in Lowell Court Case Cluster
Drunkenness dominated the morning police court with 35 cases, 21 Sunday drunks. Fannie Sargent, linked to the Longmeadow tragedy, pleaded guilty and drew six months in Lowell jail. Kate Dorothy, age about 19, received one year at the Sherborn reform school. Others were sent to Bridgewater state farm or held pending records. Out‑of‑town offenders also faced sentences as part of the day’s docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Sargent
Lowell
Kate Dorothy
Burnett
Lennon
Reformatory For
Sherborn
James Callahan
New York City
Bridgewater
John Reagan
Daniel Lane
Roxbury
Springfield
William Robinson
Lynn
Andover Conference Semi-Annual Meeting Notice
The semi annual meeting of the Andover conference will be held with the South Congregational church in Andover. Rev. Frank R. Shipman will pastor. Morning session starts at 10 with organization and business, devotional service at 11 led by Rev. C. L. Merriam of Lowell.
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Portland
Oregon
F. KR. Shipman
Andover
James G. Buttrick
Lowell
George F. Kennott
Co. W. Huntington
Susanna E. Jackson
Ando
Emily Carleton
North Andover
Seminary Quartette
Sarah R. Dixon
Tyngsboro
A. E. Colton
Chickamauga
Wm. Brattle Oliver
Ninegees Haven
Army Christian Commission
Christian Endeavor
William Shaw
Hallardvale
Charles B. Baldwin
Christopher Warburton
Lawrence
Ida C. Gleason
Tewksbury
O. C. Frye
Solo
T. Franklin Pratt
John F. Cowan
Boston
Enthusias
Franke A. Warfield
D. D
South Church
South Congregational Church
Frank R. Shipman
C. L. Merriam
Charles J Gillis West Point roommate of Grant dies
Charles J Gillis, once Grant's West Point roommate and a Philadelphia/New York publisher, died at his Newark home on September 30 at age 76. He left a career spanning Walker & Gillis, Gillis & Geoghegan, and a life among Merchants Central, historical societies, and the American Revolution Sons. Funeral was at the Church of the Ascension. He leaves a son, Frederick S. Gillis, and a nephew in local business.
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Charles J. Gillis
Grant
West Point
Harriet G. Amor Wilmington
East Twenty-fourth Street
Newark City
Mr. Gillis
Wilmington
Lowell High School
Academy
Gillis
New York
New York Historical and American Geographical Societies
American Museum of Natural History
Metropolitan Museum of Art
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Frances Ellen Goodenough
Frederick S. Gillis
Church of the Ascension
Tenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Percy S. Grant
Gustavus W. Fox
Benj. F. Butler
J. C. Ayer
William P. Brazer
William Worthen
Mr. Brazer
Gen. Grant
F. P. Marble
Palmistry Shop at 32 Central Street Draws 600 Visitors
An advertisement touts palmistry and gypsy card readings for 10 cents at No. 32 Central Street. It claims a busy Saturday with 600 visitors and promises full palmistry readings for a penny more words not charged. In Sherman Superior Court, Jefferson vs Richardson and Gray adm. vs Richardson remain on trial after morning witnesses for the defense. A South Common cricket match saw Plush defeat Zion 42 to 37, Plush ending their season with the win.
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Central Street
Superior Court
Sherman
Jefferson
Richardson
Gray
Plush
Zion
Zions
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Boston and New York Markets Bright Sears Co Report
Financial listing shows numerous banks mills railroads and manufacturing firms with varied quotes and percentages for markets in Boston and New York. It includes National Webster, Merchants National Bank, New England National Bank and several railroads plus cautions about a promotion and corduroy remnant sale from Pollard & Co.
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Third National Bank
Boston
Merchants National Bank
Globe National Bank
Continental Mills
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Lowell Machine Shop
Arlington Mills
Everett Mills
Vacces
National Webster Bank
National Bank of Redemption
National Hide and Leather Wome
Eliot National Dade
New England National Bank
Merrimack Manufacturing
Chicago Junction Railway & Union Stock Yards Company
Quincy Railroad Bridge Co
National Exchange Bank
Boston &* Prov
Old Colony Railroad Company
Vermont & Mass. Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Connecticut River R. R. Co
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad Co
Cambridge Gas Light Company
National Tube Works Co., A
Swift & Co
Consolidated Railroad
City of Cincinna
West En
Minneapolis Street Sameag Company
Consolidated
WDD
Ceee Eee
Eeseewne
Rutland Railroad
1St Mort
Kde
Pollard & Co Fall Silk and Waists Sale Preview
Lowell Wonday October 6 898 Pollard & Co advertise end of summer purchases in three lots with prices 509c 68c and 1.25. Merrimack Street Gattery silk department touts new taffetas barre stripes ombre checks and fancy figures. Palmer Street Reur notes Vigoureux Poplins and fall wear styles 44 inch width at 1.00 a yard.
Nickel Tea Kettles Bargain at Merrimack Street Basement
The Kitchen Department advertises nickel and copper tea kettles at half price. Regularly 85 cents to $1.00, now 50 cents each. Kettles in sizes 7 and 8. Located at 4ae Merrimack Street, Basement.
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Merrimack Street
One of a Kind Curtain Sale at Bargain Prices
Local store offers tapestries and chenille curtains once priced at 2 to 4 dollars now selling for 1 to 2.50 dollars each. Centre Aisle on Palmer Street highlights this clearance style offer.
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Palmer Street
New girdles lure shoppers at Merrimack Street store
Dame Fashion keeps recommending girdles for a proper look. Jeweled girdles in Black Oxidized and Gilt, The Turtle Girdle on velvet belt in Silver Oxidized and Gilt priced at 50c each. A fine line of better goods at 98c 1.50 and 1.75. Elastic Silk Belting per yard. ne Merrimack Street Right Aisle.
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Merrimack Street
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Jonn Street Church
W. A. Bartlet
ST. Joseph’s
the Oblate Order
Herrick
Suffolk and
Dodge Streets
Suffolk Street
Dodge Street
Herrick Avenue
Clarge
J. E. Conant & Co
Macella Greenwood
Jos. S. Herrick
Othello Greenwood
Blue Grass Country
Rumford
Lexington, Ky
Tighe
Wow. C
Ruth Bailey
Galoun
Christ
John Pratt
Evangelist
Bright, Sears & Co
New York Market
A. G. Pollard & CO
Cotton Ol Co
Bais Baty Am
Til’ Atchison, Prd
American Tobacco
Cove
Dale Brooklyn RK
People’s Gas
St. Paul
Evie Rall
New
Louisville & Nashviliew
Missouri Vacitiec
Central
Sl Nor. Pac
Omaha
Pacific Mail
Aey
Phila
Reading
Pullman
Preferreao
Boi
Eerery
Union Pac
Ze Union Pac
Pfid
Ubber
Witbusm
Wabash
Ot S Wheel & IL
O Kralrgad
Boston & Albany
Mexican Central
Se Mining
Butte & Bos
Calumet
Boe
Ae Centenniv
Wos
Lus Atlant
Usecol Gossa Franklin Iki
Tamarack
Iis
Liv Sara Dulney
U.S. Oil
Kyomei
W.H. Pearson
Cor
New Applicton Street
Pollard & CO
Gattery
Vigoureux Poplins
Sam Palmer
Right Alsie
Dame Fashion
A. G Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Sts
O'Donnell & Gilbride GO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Nottingham
Brussels
Cheville Portieres
Vassar
Smyrna
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