Not the Turks Attacked Armenian Question Sermons
In a Walnut Avenue Church sermon Dr. A H Plumb condemned Mr Hopkinson Smith for disparaging American missions to Turks. He argued missions aid Armenian Greeks and Nestorians, urging reform and defense of Christian minorities against Ottoman oppression. He linked Armenian revival to Protestant converts influencing the church.
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A. H. Plumb
Turkey
Persia
Ahah
England
Mur der and Massacre in Modern Life Sermon at Music Hall
Rev Dr Lorimer resumed his Ten Commandments series with a talk titled Murder and Massacre in Modern Life. He denounced southern oppression of colored people and warned that blood will be shed again if massacres do not stop. He urged American Christians to act regarding the Armenian question.
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Young Men’s Christian Union
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Atherton G. Goring
Henry Doulan
Collyer
Goethe
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Erbie
Music Hall
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Europe
Asia
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Congress
Iowa
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Oregon
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Wilmington
Helena
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Boston
Baptist Love Service Honors Samuel F. Smith at Warren Ave Church
A worship service honored Rev. Samuel Francis Smith, author of America, at Warren Avenue Baptist Church. Speakers, including Rev. Henry Cook and Deacon Joseph Sawyer, lauded his linguistic genius and long church involvement. Colonel Haskell recalled his Civil War service and lasting legacy in song.
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F. Smith
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Joseph Sawyer
Dr. Smith
Baldwin Place
North End
Samuel Francis Smith
The
Union
Tribute to a patriotic orator and neighbor in wartime memory
A neighbor and friend honors a distinguished patriot and soldier of the cross, noting his inspiration during the war and his lifelong service to church and nation. The speaker calls for a special day to recognize the ideal, unobtrusive orator who helped those in need.
Temperance and Labor Address on the Saloon Problem
Dr. 8. M. Dick presidente Missouri Wesleyan College spoke at People's Temple on The Temperance Problem and the Laboring Man. He linked factory hours and nerve energy depletion to increased drinking and urged reforms to improve labor conditions to reduce stimulant use.
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Missouri Wesleyan College
People’s Temple
United States
Tig Avatom
America
Church
Agme
Garrison Society Opens New Congregational Hall
The Garrison Memorial Congregational Society held its first service in a hall on OOA Jenox Street named for William Lloyd Garrison. Rev. Peter Thomas Stanford preached the inaugural sermon, praising Garrison’s legacy and the society’s colored membership under the guidance of Rev. Stanford, D D, formerly of Birmingham.
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Garrison Memorial Congregational Society
Ooa Jenox Street
New Society
William Lloyd Garrison
Peter Thomas Stanford
A. B. Brown
Frederick Robinson
Clement R. Parker
R. G. T. Wilson
J. Holman Pryor
L. Munroe
J. W. HH. Johnson
William Oscar Armstrong
Benjamin F. Hegre
KR. Parker
Luther A. Dandridge
Puell
M. D
Johnson W. Ramsey
Georges W. Robinson
Curtis J. Wright
L. A. Dandridge
P. M. Henderson
A. A. Portlock
John G. Lewiss
J. Prevoa
Peter Thomas Btanford
Birmingham
Waa Ane
Boston Colored Church Finds Temporary Home
The Congregational society and Boston's first colored church faced a lack of a permanent worship space. Since formation in late August, they met only on Sunday afternoons at Berkeley Temple on Berkeley Street, aided by the Berkeley Street society.
Shut the Gates Dr Hershey Addresses Disciples Tabernacle
Dr Hershey spoke at Shawmut avenue yesterday urging limits on certain foreign workers while praising none in government theft and immigration. He cited Ellis Island reports Italian passports from prisons and a woman sentenced for murder who later received passage money to America. He warned that Formosa shipwreck lists and New York almshouses show heavy influx of foreigners via Canada.
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Shawmut Avenue
Scott
Hershey
Ellis Island
America
Formosa
Ireland
New York
Canada
Grand Old Book sermon at Music Hall by Rev James Logan Gordon
The Rev James Logan Gordon preached at Music Hall on The Grand Old Book praising the Bible as the world’s greatest classic. He claimed it charms childhood inspires youth and cheers age and traces humanity from Euphrates to Nile and Jordan to the New Jerusalem.
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James Logan Gordon
Music Hall
Ap Rey
Gobrining
Valley of the Euphrates
Valley of the Nile
Jordan
Isles of Greace
Europe
Plymouth
Golden Gate
New Jerusalem
Sermon Warns of Signs in Sun Moon and Stars
The Rev. J. J. McCarthy of Assumption Church East Boston delivered a sermon yesterday morning describing signs in the sun and moon and distress among nations. He warned that imagination failed and the brain reeled at the contemplation of the terrible event.
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Jesus
J. J. McCarthy
Assumption Church of
East Boston
First Baptist Church of Lynn Dedicates New Edifice
The new First Abyterian Church of Lynn on Franklin Street was dedicated this afternoon with a crowded auditorium. The dedicatory sermon was delivered by Rev. William C. Roberts D D of New York City, who also gave an engaging address.
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Lynn
Abyterian Church
Franklin Street
William C. Roberts
New York City
Escaped Prisoners Reported Near Athol
Late Saturday evening Sheriff Doane received word from the state prison deputy warden that four escaped prisoners were near Athol and to watch for them. He and officers responded after a Dane selectmen call and found Prank Stines assaulted and robbed of money as the men hunted the highwaymen.
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Athol
Doane
State Prison
May Irwin and Witty Stage Mix At City Theatres
Boston theatre week opens with May Irwin returning to Hollis in The Widow Jones and Padd’nhead Wilson at Keith’s. Roland Reed headlines Park Theatre in The Politician. Florence Grahame charms in Pudd’nhead Whitcro. Gillette stars in Too Much Johnston at Museum. Burmah nears finale at Boston Theatre.
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Jewei
Keith
Boston
Hollis May Irwin
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Jones
McNally
Hollis
Johnston
Museum
William Gillette
Child Abduction Accusation Shakes Farmington Family
The two year old child of William Pride of Farmington New Hampshire is alleged abducted by Mrs H F Saunders of Lynn Massachusetts authorities have not learned the child’s whereabouts.
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William Pride
Farmington
N. H
H. F. Saunders
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