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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1915

Page

3

Walpole Stumbles to 1-2 Loss in Interscholastic Debut

Canton High School defeated Walpole High School 2 to 1 in the opening game of the Norfolk County Interscholastic league series played in Walpole.

Walpole Norfolk County Canton High School Walpole High School

Billy Sunday Predicts Millennium and Preaches War View

Thousands gather in Paterson New Jersey as Billy Sunday foresees the second coming and a world free of sin. He paints vivid scenes of tribulation and victory, urges converts, and two sermons draw 451 new adherents amid riotous enthusiasm.

Paterson, N. J the Tabernacle Today Billy Sunday Christ

Paterson Campaign Statistics and Sermon Marks

The report lists attendance figures for Paterson events with 5000 in the afternoon and 10000 in the evening, totaling 15000 for the day and 366000 grand total. Charity collections reach 1002.43 for the day, with grand totals to date at 1332.47. Trail hitters totals show 475 for the day and 6451 to date. A preacher condemns religion and predicts tribulation and Christ’s return.

Paterson Day Passaic

Call for removal of Public Service officials

Governor Walsh and his council were urged to remove Chairman Frederick J. Macleod and Clinton White from the Public Service Commission. George N. Nichols of Lynn filed the petition, accusing the two former Railroad Commission members of knowledge of New Haven Railroad violations and of not acting to stop them. The petition says they later joined in a report to the Legislature claiming the alleged unlawful acts were not violations of law.

Walsh Frederick J. Macleod Clinton White Public Service Commission George N. Nichols Lynn Nichols Messrs. Macleod White Railroad Commission New Haven Road Commonwealth

Orator Warns of Imminent Tribulation in Fiery Sermon

The speaker shifts from comforting mothers to a chilling vision of a coming catastrophe. He warns the world faces a tribulation greater than ancient floods or enslavements, claiming this dire period may begin today and will surpass all prior disasters. He points to widespread suffering to shock his audience.

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East Boston High Tops Brighton 4 3 In Close Game

East Boston High defeated Brighton High in a tight contest by a 4 to 3 score. Johnson starred with strong all round hitting while Brighton’s Sheppard contributed solid stickwork.

East Boston High Brighton High Johnson East Boston Sheppard Brighton

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