Revival Campaign Reaches Boston Factories and Churches
Activities spread through Boston with evangelist Lewis Smith and Rev J Wilbur Chapman guiding services. Meetings target workers in factories including Boston Woven Hose Company and multiple church venues. Provision Day to collect food for the poor and fuel for the cold.
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Lewis Smith
Boston City
Lawrence Greenwood
Boston Woven Hose Company
Rack Bay
Jamaica Plain
Boylston Congregational Church
William Asher
George FE
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Chapman
Chapman's Opinion of Boston Revival
Rev Dr J Wilbur Chapman praises the Boston revival calling it the greatest work of grace seen. He hails pastors and people, calls the Temple meetings remarkable and the Tuesday service overwhelming, saying the experience exceeds description.
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Chapman
Boston
Temple
J. Wilbur Chapman
Most Impressive Revival At Tremont Temple Boston
The Tremont Temple revival in Boston drew full seating and standing room with 12,000 listeners at Royal Albert Hall echoes cited. John Kelley’s conversion and struggle with alcohol were highlighted as Dr. Chapman urged repentance belief confession and obedience to prepare for eternity.
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Fanny Schmolessy
Royal Albert Hall
London
John Kelley
A. Z. Conrad
Lawson Calls Chapman a Bull on Human Uplift
Thomas W. Lawson reports tremont Temple revival chiefs Dr Chapman and Alexander as “rip-roaring bulls on the human uplift.” Lawson praises Chapman's preaching and artistry, saying his meetings prompt deep self-reflection and community uplift while drawing hundreds to seek salvation.
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Chapman
Thomas W. Lawson
Tremont Temple
Dr. Chapman
Alexander
Mr. Lawson
Eewin Booth
Booth
Yorick
Judas Iscariot
Faneuil Hall
Special Meetings Set for Revival Week in Greater Boston
A three day program named special days will run next week with Church Day on Tuesday involving all city churches and local pastors. Mothers Day on Thursday at Tremont Temple includes elder guest fathers and transportation aid. Rejoicing Day on Friday at Tremont Temple features Eva Booth and Salvation Army sharing food clothing and aid to Boston’s poor.
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Greater Boston
Tremont Temple
Chapman
Alexander
Salvation Army
Eva Booth
Sheldon and You Presbyterian Revival Draws Biggest Gathering
The Rev. Mr. Sheldon preached to a large crowd at the People's Temple last night. About 400 testified to fifty years of Christian life as five men stood, with hundreds more signaling a desire to accept Christ amid a sizable offering.
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Butts
New York
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M. EE
Toy
Frank Dickson
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God
People’s Temple
Mr. Sheldon
Tremont Temple noonday meetings draw vast crowds
Great crowds fill Tremont Temple as noonday meetings continue with floor space reserved for men. Thomas W. Lawson attends and joins in singing while Dr. Chapman discusses Judas Iscariot and the need to live the Christian life.
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Alexander
Lawrence Greenwood
Jesus
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Boston
South End Group Fueled by Active Meetings Awakening City
The Rev. A A Berle reports South End East group meetings reviving religious life for hundreds. Private conferences reveal deep impact of the movement sweeping the city and its strong ethical influence on habits and conduct.
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Hands Rise in Prayer as Nearly a Hundred Respond
In a prayer gathering attendees raised their hands in response to a request for prayer. The moment reflected a strong turnout with close to one hundred participants signaling willingness to engage.
Wages of Sin Sermon at Faneuil Hall Service
The service at Faneuil Hall ended with a tax on its full seating as Rev. Daniel S. Toy urged the crowd. Charles F. Allen led singing before Dr. Toy spoke on The Wages of Sin Is Death, arguing labor contracts hinge on whom, what, and pay.
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Daniel S. Toy
Charles F. Allen
Toy
Hell
Sermon Draws Record Noon Attendance at Park Street Church
Dr. F. E. Taylor preached at Park Street Church yesterday noon drawing larger crowds than ever. He urged listeners to devote a full hour to seeking Jesus noting the unmatched joy and satisfaction of living a Christian life.
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Jesus
East Boston Parade Leads to Evening Service at Maverick Church
A 200 strong Salvation Army parade led by Captain Agnes Grey marched through East Boston streets starting at 7 15 PM before an evening service at Maverick Congregational Church. Six clergy and 80 Salvation Army members joined prayers as 1200 attendees sought Christ.
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Evangelists Seek Permit to Hold Service in Police Court
Evangelists request permission to conduct a service in the police court premises. The item notes the planned gathering and the venue under review by authorities.
Police Court clash over meeting permission at Suffolk courthouse
Chief Justice Bolster questions legality of a courthouse meeting without Superior Court approval. Suffolk county courthouse and police court affairs rest with the Superior Court, yet organizers press ahead and will seek judges of the Superior Court to decide the matter.
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Bolster Des
Superior Court
Suffolk County
Ministers Draw Large Crowds in Melrose Churches
About 500 attended services at First Baptist Church Melrose yesterday where Rev. Arthur J. Smith aroused much enthusiasm. At Highland Congregational Church Melrose Highlands 400 listened to Rev A F Spooner sermon with Rev J C Paisley offering prayer.
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Highland Congregational Church
Melrose Highlands
A. EF. Spooner
J. C. Paisley
Flower Day brings bouquets to ill and in prison inmates in Boston
Thousands confined by illness, hospital stays, or imprisonment receive bouquets from the United Churches of Greater Boston. The program mirrors a Philadelphia effort, with hundreds of thousands of flowers and many plants prepared by volunteers. In Boston Central, 50 women led by Mrs Laura Martine and Rev Fred B Fisher arranged about 2500 bouquets from Tremont Temple service flowers, and 500 Lawson pinks were sent to headquarters along with florists’ donations.
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Boston Central
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Fred B. Fisher
Tremont Temple
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Operation Upon the Throat of Naftzger
Ernest W. Naftzger the evangelist soloist was sent to Springfield Monday for a throat operation and is expected to rejoin the evangelists before they leave Tremont Temple. He is noted as one of Tremont Temple’s youngest and sweetest voiced singers.
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Ernest W. Naftzger
Springfield
Mr. Naftzger
Tremont Temple
Mrs Asher Hosts Women’s Meetings in Back Bay and JP
Mrs William Asher leads two women only gatherings today. At 3 PM she speaks at Central Congregational Church Berkeley and Newbury streets to describe her work and recruit support. An evening session follows at 7 45 PM at German Baptist Church Jamaica Plain.
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End of Birth Insurance Co Receivership Declares Dividend
In Supreme Court yesterday Judge Sheldon approved Receiver F W Dallinger final report. Policy holders in good standing will receive a 25 percent dividend amounting to 1759.75 dollars. Receiver and attorney receive 1071 dollars.
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American Birth Insurance Company
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F. W. Dallinger
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