Sunday Evangelist Draws Crowds in Paterson Tabernacle
The Rev W A Satell leads a large Paterson United Presbyterian Church revival as hundreds flood the tabernacle. Converts pour forward, ministers join in outreach, and nightly audience energy surges with calls to actions for Christ. Sunday plans multiple services and home meetings as police monitor I W W activity.
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Jesus Christ
Paterson
Jerusalem
Christ
Judas
Tabernacle
Regent Theatre
Garrett A. Hobart
United States
Sir Henry Randall
London
England
Prohibition
Evangelist
Bimson
Pat Quinlan
T. W. W. Speaker
Cowboy evangelist brings Billy Sunday style revival to Malden
Bud Robinson, the cowboy preacher, holds daily meetings at the Pentecostal Church in Judson square with a large choir singing selections from the Billy Sunday song book. The church auditorium fills nightly as ministers from nearby cities attend and participate.
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Malden
Bud Robinson
Pentecostal Church
Judson Square
Robinson
Banquet Honors Exalted Ruler Cassidy by Boston Lodge Elks
More than 300 Boston Lodge of Elks members gathered at the Elks Home for a complimentary banquet honoring retiring exalted ruler John J. Cassidy. Mayor Curley presented Cassidy with a diamond ring, a gift from lodge members.
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Boston Lodge of Filks
Elks’ Home
John J. Cassidy
Curley
Mr. Cassidy
Lodge
Steeplejack Falls 100 Feet Dies in Woburn
William Griffin aged 21 of Saratoga Street East Boston died after a 100 foot fall from a steel chimney at the Woburn Degreasing Company plant on Wednesday afternoon. He died late yesterday at Choate Memorial Hospital and his body was taken to his father John Griffin’s home.
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William Griffin
Saratoga Street
Boston
New England
Woburn
Choate Memorial Hospital
John Griffin
Widow of Dr. McKenzie Dead in Cambridge
Mrs. Allen Holman Eveleth McKenzie widow of the late Rev. Dr. Alexander McKenzie longtime pastor of the First Congregational Church in Cambridge died yesterday at her home 12 Garden Street Cambridge.
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Allen Holman Eveleth McKenzie
Alexander McKenzie
First Congregational Church
Cambridge
Garden Street
Huerta Denies Killing Madero and Predicts Mexican Peace
General Huerta rejects responsibility for Madero’s death saying it was a professional secret and vows his name will be vindicated. He claims 16 million Mexicans must be killed for foreign invasion and criticizes U.S. policy while urging a Mexican-led peace.
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Lee
Jackson
Madero
Huerta
Mexican leader defends his record amid Madero death claims
In a pointed defense of his 17 month rule, the Mexican president rejects blame for Mr. Madero’s death and touts protection of foreigners, especially Americans, while blaming anti-Madero propaganda for violence toward foreigners and denial of U.S. interests. He cites support from the American colony and officials like Henry Lane Wilson and Nelson O'Shaughnessy. He laments exodus of Americans and asserts government backed by law and order.
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General Tuerta
Madero
Mr. Madero
Congress
Senate
Supreme Court of Justice
The
United
My Republic
Mexico
United States
United States of America
Henry Lane Wilson
Nelson O’shaughnessy
Torreon
Covadonga
Abscess Healed by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Woman Says
Mrs Charles Bearse of Portsmouth recounts a year long eye abscess that resisted doctors. After four bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla the discharge lessened and seven bottles cured the sore leaving only a scar. She credits Hood's with restored health and appetite.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Charles Bearse
Coffin’s Court
Hood
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Conoe
Men’s Blue
Serge
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New York City
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Cowboy
Western Evangelist
Boston Lodge Elks
DR. M’henzie
Washington Administration
San Antonio
Texas
America
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Vmilllinery Co
Temple Pi
Will
Norfolk
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