Sunday Church Services Across Boston Area
A long list of Sunday worship services across churches in Tremont and adjacent streets. Includes Baptist, Congregational, and Christian churches with service times, pastors, and special events such as Bible classes, missions, and musical offerings. Public meetings and spiritualist gatherings also noted, with venues like Shawmut, Tremont Temple, and Bowdoin area halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
A. C. Dixon
D. C
George H. Remele
W. N. Hubbell
W.W. . Hubbell
C. B. Antischel
The
Congo
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Sabath Home
P. S. Henson
D. D
L. H. Rhodes
Dr. Henson
C. E. Boyd
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Mendelssohn’s
St. Paul
OLD South Church
Third Church
George A. Gordon
D.D
Tuskegee Institute
John L. Bates
Henry L. Higginson
Booker T. Washington
William Roscoe Conkling Bruce
Gordon
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
H. M. Dunham
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Allen A. Stockdale
Samson
Children of the Bride Chamber
A. EL. Lindquist
Campello
Harrison Hall
Deacon Building
Washington Street
Rev
Morgan Memorial
Shawmut Avenue
Corning Street
Samuel W. Dike
ODD Fellows’ Hall
Chelsea
Stella Archer
William F. Zell
Boston Psychic Conference and events on Massachusetts Ave
Boston Psychic Conference holds daily sessions at 605 Massachusetts Ave near Washington St with lectures by B C Smith and others and free seances led by Miss Sears and colleagues. Cambridge venue at 573 Massachusetts Ave hosts Roscoe lectures. public work 18th anniversary events at 694 Washington St feature Clover Club talent and jubilee singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Whitlock
Malden
Progressive Spiritual Society
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
Washington Street
M. A. Bonney
Boston
Harvey Redding
Malden Spiritual Association
Pleasant St
Annie Morgan
Munroe
Indian Healing Circle
THE
Children’s Progressive Lyceum No. 1, Incorporated
M. J. Butler
Red Men’s Hall
Tremont Street
Willis Milligan
Wakefield
G. A. R. Hall
Foster Street
Mass
Arthur
Fourth Street
Chelsea
Ella A. Higginson
Field’s Corner
Sawyer Avenue
Fourth House
Level Street
Dorchester
First Spiritualist Church
Myrtle Hall
Broadway
Chelsea Square
Washurn
Haverhill
Pearl Street
Indian Peace Council
James A. Newhall
John Winthrop
Ladies’ Auxiliary Spiritual Phenomena Society
Church of the Soul
N. P. Smith
Mary G. Carbee
Cambridgeport
J. Friedrick
Salem Street
Auburn Street
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Spirit Confucius
R. G. Ingersoll
N. J. Willis
Mme. Whittemore
Lamartine Street
Jamaica Plain
Hersy
Wood
Wilde
Pelham
Matook
Eesseats Limited
A. E. Carpenter
Littlefield
Lynn Spiritualists’ Association
S. Merchant
Albert P. Blinn
Mamie Helyett
MR. Roberts
Worcester Street
Union Street
Charlestown
Raymond
Shawmut Avenue
Ally
Peabody M’kenna
Warrenton Street
Ballard
Fox
Gray
Abbie Heath
Dally
Dover Street
Madame Bruce
Spiritual Test Circle
J. Conant Henderson
Bosworth Street
Dartmouth Street
Banner of Light
F. Curtis
Edmester
Huntington Ave
Baker
Circle
Tremont
E. A. Roy
Appleton St
Sterling Street
Boston Psychic Conference
Massachusetts Ave
Washington St
B. C. Smith
Sears
Smith
Reed
Erickson
Kampe
Glough
First Spiritual Church
Anna Banks Scott
N. B
Roscoe
Cambridge
Providence
R. I
Madeline Wilkinson
Commercial Hall
Clover Musical Club
Colored Jubilee Singers
Wilkinson
Harmony Hall
Spiritual Phenomena Society (Incorporated
Hannah Nutter
Sophie Krimpe
Elizabeth Sisters
Anna Williams
Newhall
Washington Et
Izetta B. Sears
Strangled in Hotel in New York Girl Found Dead
A 19 year old woman was found slain in a hotel room at 138th Street and Park Avenue. The body wore fashionable attire and expensive jewelry. One end of a towel was tied to her neck and the other to the bedpost. She had been with a man the previous night who fled and remains unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
138Th Street
Park Avenue
Chelsea Finesse Battle Over Ventilation Rule
Chelsea seeks a mandamus in the Supreme Court against Boston and Northern Street Railway for refusal to ventilate closed cars and fumigate weekly as required by city ordinance. The Elevated complied. the B&N plans to challenge the ordinance as unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Chelsea
Boston & Northern Street Railway
DeRochemont
Supreme Court
Boston & Northern
Elevated
Boston & Northern Road
Woman Saved Man's Life at Grenville Place
George H. Jones, a lodger at 1 Grenville place, would likely have died last night if not for Mrs. George O'Brien. She detected a strong gas smell, found him unconscious in a gas-filled room, called an ambulance, and he was revived at City Hospital and is now out of danger. It is believed he turned off then relit his gaslight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Jones
Grenville Place
George O’brien
City Hospital
Carnegie Dines Big Steel Men
Andrew Carnegie hosted his third annual informal dinner at Fifth Avenue in New York. Forty guests attended including Charles M. Schwab Joseph C. Schwab William L. Abbott and other prominent steel partners from before the U S Steel era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Fifth Avenue
U. S. Steel Corporation
Charles M. Schwab
Joseph C. Schwab
William L. Abbott
George Lander
George J. Corry
Laurence Phipps
Alexander Peacock
D. N. Clennon
Father saves tots from fire in Somerville double house
In Somerville at 19 and 21 Flint Street, two children of Thomas M. Jones were rescued by their father from a house fire that destroyed his apartments and heavily damaged Mr. Briggs's unit. He returned to fight the blaze before flames drove him out. The three story double building, valued around $9000, housed occupants away at a theater in Boston. A Hose 2 wagon also struck a lamp post during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester R. Briggs
Flint Street
Somerville
Thomas M. Jones
No. 21
Mr. Jones
Eben
Briggs
Boston
Typothete and Pressmen Sign Boston Wage Agreement
A wage agreement between the Boston Typothete and the Boston Pressmen's Union runs until May 1, 1907. Cylinder and job pressmen receive a one dollar weekly raise, covering 85 percent of Boston’s pressmen. Union leaders include J Frank O'Hare and Charles W Clayton, with Typothete representatives led by George H Ellis and F H Gilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typothete
Boston Typothete
Boston Pressmen’s Union
Boston
J. Frank O'Hare
Charles W. Clayton
EB. J. Connelly
J. EF. Cronin
Thomas J. Hawkins
Charles J. McClosky
Arthur Malcolm
George H. Ellis
George W. Simmons
Louis Barta
Asaph Churchill
J. Eveleth Griffith
James Berwick
F. H. Gilson
Boston Men Held For Attempted Robbery
Three Boston youths were arrested by Officer Grey on Lebanon Street near the Melrose line for allegedly attempting to rob William W. Hall of Oliver Street Linden. They gave names Gerald H. Brown 19 George H. Holmes 29 and Arthur I. McCabe 19 all claiming Boston residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Malden
Grey
Lebanon Street
Melrose
William W. Hall
Oliver Street
Linden
Gerald H. Brown
George H. Holmes
Arthur I. McCabe
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder touted as quick cure
An advertisement extols Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as a radical quick and safe remedy for catarrh. It claims the disease strikes like a thunderclap and rapidly develops, urging use to prevent deep seating and years of distress with relief in ten minutes.
Liquozone claim offers in a miracle germ killer pitch
A sensational advertisement asserts Liquozone kills disease germs inside the body using oxygenlike gas. It promises a $1000 reward for any germ it cannot kill, lists numerous diseases claimed to be cured, cites long testing, and offers a free trial via coupon with a paid bottle if proven ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iquozone
Mrs Chadwick Escapes by Roof in New York Visit
Mrs Chadwick again visited the financial district today drawing a large crowd. She arrived at a building housing Central Trust Company and the attorneys yesterday, then slipped away over rooftops to Pine Street and on to William Street, eluding guards. Police cleared the area as she vanished again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mrs. Chadwick
Central Trust Company
Pine Street
William Street
Bankrupt Receiver Named in Chadwick Case Shocks Newton
Herbert B. Newton rushed to New York after a judge appointed a receiver in Cleveland for Mrs Cassie L Chadwick amid Newton’s $190000 lawsuit settlement talks. Creditors’ total claims run about $6500 with $1100 spread among three, prompting rapid moves and possible new developments after meetings in New York.
Hints of New Scandal in the Chadwick Case
New York reports a rising mystery in the Chadwick affair with rumors of a scandal involving prominent social figures and large financial dealings. Insiders suggest secrecy amid divorce court leverage as Mrs Chadwick prepares to sail, possibly to Europe, with trunks moved covertly and not in her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
New York
Bank official: no action to stop Mrs Chadwick trip
Oberlin Ohio December 2 1911 Vice President Squire of Citizens National Bank says bank will not prevent Mrs Cassie In Chadwick from sailing to Europe. Legal advisers in New York work on settlement with Newton. no suit planned now to settle bank loans. President Beckwith remains bedbound and unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Cassie
Chadwick
Europe
Squire
Citizens’ National Bank
Newton
New York
Oberlin Bank
Beckwith
Russian Pacific squadron advances toward Port Arthur amid fortress fall
The 0.c map traces the Russian Pacific squadron’s path from Perim toward Jibutil and Port Arthur as it nears the end of a voyage started Oct 6. The map enlarges the Port Arthur area to show fortifications, including 203 Metre Hill Fort recently captured by Japanese, signaling the likely fall of other key forts Golden Hill and Liaotishan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perim
Red Sea
Jibutil
Africa
Port Arthur
Asia
Russia
Golden Hill
Liaotishan
Silver Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Pihlcrantz
Mr and Mrs Charles W Pihlcrantz observed their 25th wedding anniversary at their home 21 Salem Street. The day passed quietly with their children and a few intimate friends due to the recent death of Mr Pihlcrantz mother. They received many silver gifts and congratu lations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Pihlcrantz
Salem Street
Pihicrantsz
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Sussex
Merit
Maas
Merit” Shoes
the International Shoe CO
Devonshire Street
Christian
Cchristian
First Christian Church
Kneeland Street
Tyler
D. L. Martin
Carolyn F. Cottrell
H. J. Rhodes
Manchester
N. H
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway Streets
God
Man
Mary Baker Eddy
Methodist
People’s Temple
Charles A. Crane
Jesus
Henry Hitt Crane
Tremont Street Methodist Church
Concord
E. A. Blake
Christ
Bible School
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Benjamin F. Faton
Medford
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
John H. Vincent
Herbert A. Thayer
Heb
Ill
Park Street Church
Theodore Parker
Prkeley and
Ore Streets
Charles W. Wendte
Germany
W. Wodell
Beacon Universalist Church
George L. Perin
Whitney Hall
Brookline
Perin
Unday School
B. & N. Road
Carnegie
Liquorone
Liquid Ozone Co
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Herbert B. Newton
Cleveland
Carver
Cassie L. Chadwick
Newton Highlands
Boston & Worcester
Back Bay
Post
Oberlin
Singapore
China
Ntrance
Mrs. Pihlcrantz
Battleground
Mukden
Schuyler
Reichmann
States Army
Waters
Allen