Evangelists Chapman and Alexander Return After Globe Circumnavigation
The Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman and Charles M. Alexander arrived after a 36000 mile circuit. Boston gave a grand welcome with Tremont Temple packed and 2000 at a Mechanics' Building banquet. Eight thousand joined the service of song and sermon despite heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilbur Chapman
Charles M. Alexander
Boston
Globe
Tremont Temple
Mechanics’ Building
New England
Boston Ministers Welcome Evangelical Party Visit
Ministers from every evangelical church in and around Boston welcomed the Chapman Alexander evangelist party led by Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman and others. Crowds gathered at Trinity place Tremont Temple and Mechanics Building to greet them, and the visitors praised Boston ministers people and newspapers for their support.
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Boston
J. Wilbur Chapman
Charles M. Alexander
Ernest Naftzger
Robert Harkness
Ford C. Ottman
Perley D. Zartman
Trinity Place
Tremont Temple
Mechanics’ Building
Taft Visits Bowery in Storm After Carnegie Hall Talk
President Taft braved a driving rain to address Bowery Mission workers and the hungry crowd in New York. He urged perseverance and equality of opportunity, then toured the mission and spoke warmly of Dr. Klopsch and the audience.
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Taft
Bowery
New York
Carnegie Hall
Africa
Bowery Mission
the Mission
Broadway
Fifty-sixth Street
Rivington Street
The
Bird
Mission
White House
Mr. Hallimond
Dr. Klopsch
American Red Cross
Annual Meeting Notice for The American Sugar Refining Co 1910
The American Sugar Refining Company to hold its stockholders meeting in Jersey City on January 12 1910 at noon for ratifying by laws, increasing directors from nine to eleven, and electing directors to fill terms and add new seats. Proxy letters urged for election of Thomas Niese Hooker Marston Atkins Carr. proxy committee named Olney Clapp Palmer. Tee books close December 10 and reopen January 13. Secretary C R Heike.
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Jersey City
N. J
American Sugar Refining Company
Washington and
Essex Streets
W. B. Thomas
C. H. Senff
Henry E. Niese
John Mayer
Senff
Messrs
Thomas and
Niese
Samuel C. Hooker
Philadelphia
Edwin S. Marston
New York
Edwin F. Atkins
Boston
Samuel Carr
New England
Richard Olney
Gilmer Clapp
Stephen S. Palmer
C. R. Heike
Six Die In Train Wreck Near Northeast Penn
Buffalo dispatch reports the Twentieth Century Limited and the Lake Shore fastest train wrecked near Northeast, Pennsylvania. Six passengers killed and wires down due to a late night storm. a special medical train departed Buffalo for the scene.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Twentieth Century Limited
Lake Shore
Penn
Doctors
Cries From Sea At Swampscott
In Swampscott Massachusetts at midnight cries for help were heard from the sea. Police volunteers and the U S Life Saving Station at Nahant rushed to the scene as dawn approached but no object could be seen in the darkness. Nahant watches have been doubled as the mystery remains unresolved.
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Swampscott
United States Life Saving Station
Nahant
Dorchester Property Purchases by Stewart and Price
Charles H. Stewart buys the corner at Miller Street and Talbot Avenue in Dorchester with Henderson & Ross as brokers. William F. Price of Newport acquires multiple Dorchester investments at 22 Woodland Ave 26 Woodland Ave 127 Magnolia Street 22 Talbot Ave 4 and 12 Houghton Street. titles guaranteed by Massachusetts Title Insurance Company.
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Charles H. Stewart
Miller Street
Talbot Avenue
Dorchester
Henderson & Ross
William F. Price
Newport
Woodland Ave
Magnolia Street
Talbot Ave
Houghton Street
Massachusetts Title Insurance Company
Guaranteed Title Protects Purchasers From Unknown Claims
The notice promotes the Company's guaranteed title offering absolute protection for real estate buyers. It asserts traditional searches cannot reveal all claims and directs readers to offices at 70 State Street opposite Kilby and to request Booklet 16 C.
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State Street
Kilby
Thin Ice Claims Four Lives in Separate Incidents
Four children drowned yesterday on thin ice at various locations including Georgiaville reservoir and Moosehead Lake. A Brockton man, William Yakubowicz, 24, died after falling into four inches of water in Trot Brook. A Boston-area altercation led to Harry Holland's arrest amid a fatal street fight after a punch left his opponent dead. Holland, a local plumber and athlete, faced autopsy and police inquiry.
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Brockton
Georgiaville
R. I
Albert Hickey
Hampton
N. B
Irene McManus
John Trimble
Lakeside
Bangor
Moosehead Lake
Lloyd Meservey
Captain Meservey
Greenville
Willam Yakubowicz
Trot Brook
Woman Inspector Details Steerage Horrors on Steamers
A woman detective recounts steerage abuse aboard multiple transatlantic steamers based on Immigration Commission findings. She describes vile language, screams, and lack of privacy for women, with inadequate toilet facilities forcing soup plates as basins. Recommendations call for stronger reforms.
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Washington
Immigration Commission
Senate
The
Woman Exposes Steerage Horrors On Board Voyage
Passenger recounts unsanitary steerage conditions aboard a ship. She describes crowded bunks, foul smells, and meals served in unhygienic spaces. Her testimony highlights sanitation neglect and hazardous sleeping quarters.
Arrest Heir in Tragedy
Harry G. Holland aged 26 of 95 Marshall Street Winthrop was arrested to await autopsy results on John J. Quann who died at his brother's South Boston home yesterday under police investigation context.
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Allege
Holland
Quann
Broad Street
Atlantic Avenue
Tudor Street
South
Boston
Keenan
Magrath
Winthrop
Jackson
Manning and Robinson
Station 2
Post
Harry
Court Park
Harry G. Holland
Marshall Street
John J. Quann
Washington Sunset Route Berth Sleeping Car Ad
Washington Sunset Route offers a four times weekly tourist sleeping car service to California with berth for $8.50. personally conducted. Address 170 228 Washington Street.
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Washington-Sunset
California
Washington St
Immigrant Steerage Conditions Draw Alarm Across Ships
A woman Immigration Commission agent describes crowded steerage conditions with filth and foul language. She cites male crew and steerage passengers encroaching on women’s areas, leaving women with no privacy and constant intrusion amid crowded passages and poor hygiene.
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Immigration Commission
New England Weather Outlook Snow and Rain Midweek
Forecast calls for rain or snow Tuesday and Wednesday across New England with colder, fair conditions later. Snow expected in eastern Maine and central regions as winds shift from southeast to southwest. Steamship departures Tuesday face strong east to south winds with rain or snow toward the Grand Banks.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Cmstral
East Maine
Grand Banks
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Storrow
George Dossy
Cutty Hall
Rita
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