It It Withrow’s Critique Draws Dense Theatre Applause
New York audiences erupt in praise as Sapho returns to Wallack's Theatre with enthusiastic cheers and Fanny Legrand shines in the ballroom scene. Dr Withrow delivers a forceful sermon at Park Street Church denouncing sensational criticism of the mother church and defending old Presbyterianism.
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Sapho
Wallack
Fanny Legrand
Dechelette’s
Withrow
New Presbyterianism
Park Street Church
Chicago
Jean Gaussin
Mr. Revelle
Miss Nethersole
Toto
Flamant
Mr. Revelie
J. L. Withrow
Park Street
Davis Delivers South Africa War Talk Before Washington Audience
Hon. Webster Davis former assistant secretary of the interior spoke two hours at the Grand Opera House on the South Africa war, praising Boer fighters as freedom heroes. He contrasted British actions with humane conduct, recounting battlefield scenes and calling for U S sympathy with Boer republics.
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Grand Opera House
South Africa
Webster Davis
United States
Opera House
Fay Drid
Congress
Clay
Daniel
Teller
Bacon
Allen
Mason
Talbert
Jett
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Indiana
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Washington Post
Yeavis
Caplains
Palm Sunday Sermon Touches Creed And Duty At St John Church
Dr Hillis of New York and Dr Withrow debate Presbyterian confessionalism while Palm Sunday rites at St John the Evangelist on Bowdoin Street focus on self denial and victory over sin. Father Osborne preaches on following Jesus to the cross and bearing a palm as a symbol of spiritual triumph.
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New York
Aaard Beecher
Lyman Abbott
Withrow
Presbyterian Church
Church of Christ
Jesus Christ
St. John the Evangelist
Bowdoin Street
Stev. E. Osborne
Father Osborne
Jerusalem
Jesus
Presbyterian creed and Bible inset prompt reflection
A speaker argues Presbyterians misrepresent their faith and stresses liberty in belief. He notes one need not subscribe to all creeds or theological doctrines to join or remain in the church and urges dissatisfied members to retire respectfully.
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Presbyterian Church
Teese
Old Boston
Old South
Park Street Church
Park Street
Carping
Palm Sunday Observance at Holy Cross Cathedral
Palm Sunday was observed at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross with Archbishop Williams blessing the palms before the 10:30 mass. Clergy including Rev. Dr Mullen Rev. Foither Nicholas Walsh and Rev. Father Henry A Sullivan assisted in the service and procession.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Archbishop Williams
Mullen
Foither Nicholas Hk. Walsh
Henry A. Sullivan
Bet Fton
Thomas J. McCormick
Palm Sunday Services Held at Church of the Advent
At the Church of the Advent corner Mt Vernon and Brimmer streets Palm Sunday services were impressive. A procession of palms opened the morning services and Rev. William Frisby delivered an appropriate sermon. Palms were distributed to worshippers at the close.
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Church of the Advent
Mt. Vernon and
Brimmer Streets
William E Frisby
Tragic love case ends in suicide by acid
Mary Gillen, tired of life after unrequited love for Duggan, drank carbolic acid in her Milford Street room and died an hour later. She left a letter for her brother and prayed for forgiveness, while Duggan faced no immediate punishment.
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Wrethen
Mary Gillen
Milford Street
Duggan
Washington Street
Dover
Wilmington
Del
Dr. Morton
Stage Matters Mil ler plans San Francisco summer tour
Henry Miller will present a season of New York dramas in San Francisco this summer including Miss Hobbs staged by Annie Russell at Hollis. Miller's company at the Museum features members who watched Miss Russell perform. Alice Nielsen arrives for rehearsals, with The Singing Girl set for Boston April 16. Mam'selle of the Varieties debuts in Malden on Patriots Day April 19, and Lyceum Company performs The Maneuvres of Jane at Hollis April 23 followed by Viola Allen in The Christian.
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Henry Miller
San Francisco
New York
Miss Hobbs
Annie Russell
Hollis
Mr. Miller
Wolf Kingsearl
Charles Fichman
Margaret Anglin
Museum
Miss Russell
Alice Nielsen
Boston
Malden
Daniel Frohman
Lyceum
Jane
Viola Allen
Chfisan
Theater To Offer Full Week Of Shows Across City Venues
Annie Russell begins a second week in Miss Hobbs at Hollis Street with strong advance sales. Coralie Co will close its Park run, Easter Monday reprise Make Way for the Ladies. Tremont hosts Runaway Girl final nights while Grand Opera House stages Over the Fence. Bowdoin Square Theatre invites Marion Manola Mason in The Pulse of New York.
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Annie Russell
Miss Hobbs
Hollis Street
He Miller
Asseum
Coralie & Co
the Park
John B. Schoeffel
Tremont
John C. Rice
Sally Cohen
Grand Opera House
Marion Manola-Mason
Bowdoin Square Eatre
New York
Elizabeth M. Murray
George B. Alexander
Billy Howard
Della Fox
Boston
Cissy Loftus
Camille D’arville
Marshall P. Wilder
Keith
All Nations
Austin & One’s
Preacher Applegarth Delivers First Cambridge Sermon
Reverend Henry C. Applegarth, newly relocated to Central Square Baptist Church in Cambridge, preached his first sermon from 1 Corinthians XII 12. He urged Christians to invest effort and prayer to gain a redeemed life, warning against expecting perfection in parishioners or himself. He dismissed rumors of resigning over wealth critiques linked to John D. Rockefeller.
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Henry C. Applagarth
D. D
Cambridge
First Baptist Church
Mary Gillen’s Death Reported From Boston Incident
In Wilmington, April 8, news reached relatives of Mary Gillen that she died by her own action in Boston. Brother Thomas Gillen said he could give no reason for the act. He recalled that about seven years earlier she attracted the attention of Michael D. Duggan, which he objected to, prompting her to leave home. Duggan followed shortly after.
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Duggan
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Patrolman Newell
Thomas Gillen
Jefferson Street
Wilmington
Del
Mary Gillen
The
Post
Tim Jefferson Street
Michael D. Duggan
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