Tremont Street Revival Attendance Draws Thousands
Thousands gathered on Tremont Street unable to attend revival events at multiple venues. Noonday meetings listed for Tremont Temple Park Street Church and Faneuil Hall with afternoon sessions. Local churches in Dudley Street and Brighton hosted boys and girls meetings alongside speakers J Wilbur Chapman Frederick E Taylor Daniel Toy Ford Ottman Henry Faulconer and C T Schaeffer offering addresses.
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Tremont Temple Park Street
Fpaneuvail Hall
Dudley St. Baptist
Bville
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Congregational Church
Boston
St. John's Methodist
J. Wilbur Chapman
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Frederick E. Taylor
D.D
Daniel S. Toy
Ford C. Ottman
Henry H. Faulconer
C. T. Schaeffer
Dr Chapman Campaign Sparks Record City Revival Attendance
Across 27 groups of churches the revival drew the largest crowds since January 26. Central churches overflowed, special meetings for youths and adults filled all venues, and hundreds could not hear. Dr. Chapman urged personal confession and warned that sin reaps consequences, while stories of converts and street evangelism highlighted the citywide spiritual push.
Boston Revival Draws Over Two Thousand To Chapman Meeting
A single Boston revival session drew more than 2000 men to Converse Hall where Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman spoke after Charles M. Alexander led a vibrant hymn sing. Attendees shared hymns that aided their lives and one singer from the balcony delivered a stirring verse performance.
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Boston
Converse Hall
J. Wilbur Chapman
Charles M. Alexander
Tremont
Moral standards clash in industrial life says Morris Hillquit
Jewish Socialist Morris Hillquit, at a Newbury Street address to Central Congregational Church members, argues there is a differing standard of morals between industrial and private life, challenging conventional views.
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Morris Hilquit
Central Congregational Church
Newbury Street
Facts for Men to Face at First Presbyterian Church
Evangelist H. D. Sheldon spoke to a large men’s gathering on the sermon Facts for Men to Face. He warned that sin brings death and warned men that deceit harms them, their families, and society, urging sober living and accountability.
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Sheldon
First Presbyterian Church
H. D. Sheldon
Mr. Sheldon
Parade of converts from Andover evangelist in Dorchester
The Rev. Harry T. Taylor of Andover leads a parade of more than 300 converts from Parkman Street Methodist Church Neponset through Dorchester. Revival workers and a band accompany the procession starting at 7 pm from Parkman Street returning to the church with clergy assisting.
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Andover
Parkman Street
Neponset
Dorchester
Adams Street
Wrentham Street
Dorchester Avenue
Park Street
Mr. Taylor
W. W. Everts
Immanuel Baptist Church
George Washburn
Trinity Congregational Church
Archibald T. Davison
Dorchester Centre
Woman Appeals to Women at Bromfield Street Church
Hundreds crowded into the Bromfield Street Methodist Church for a special afternoon service for women led by Mrs. William Asher. She urged practical Christianity and daily application of Christ’s teachings, challenging attendees to abandon sin and live righteously.
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Bromfield Street Methodist
William Asher
Greater Boston Revivals Draw Massive Attendance Across Churches
A special service in Medford drew 500 children with 125 entering church, 100 men claimed redemption at evening meetings. Melrose, Chelsea, East Boston, Malden and Roxbury churches reported large turnouts, hundreds converted, and overflow gatherings.
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Melrose City Hall
Chelsea
East Boston
Maverick Street
North Cambridge
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Roxbury
Ford C. Ottman
William McEwan
Eliot Congregational Church
Immanuel
Revival crowds at Park Street and Temple Street churches
More than 8000 attended revival services in Boston last night causing overflow at Park Street Church and Temple Street First Methodist Church. Dr. A Z Conrad led Park Street prayers and Rev Dillon Bronson preached at Temple Street on the heart cry of Boston.
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First Methodist Church
Temple Street
A. Z. Conrad
Conrad
Jesus
Sodom
Dillon Bronson
Boston
Margaret
Louisa Rush
Revival Meeting Led by Dr Toy at Tremont Church
The Rev Daniel S Toy conducted a revival at Tremont Street M E Church last night with singing by Miss Lieth and Mr and Mrs Dixon. Several conversions occurred during the service. Earlier in the day Dr Toy spoke to a large youth gathering at Warren Avenue Baptist Church.
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Tremont Street M. E
Miss Lieth
Dixon
Dr. Toy
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Rev William Asher Preaches to Charlestown Prison Audiences
The Rev William Asher conducted a morning service at Charlestown State Prison. In the afternoon he preached to nearly 400 men and boys at the Union Theatre in Charlestown.
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William Asher
Charlestown State Prison
Union Theatre
Charlestown
Uses of Great Men and Church Talks in Boston
In Boston sermons Rev Charles Gordon Ames spoke on The Uses of Great Men at the Church of the Disciples drawing on Jesus childhood and servant life. He contrasted power for evil with revered leaders like Lincoln and Washington, noting public perception shapes memory. The Right Rev William Lawrence, bishop of Massachusetts, will be in Washington until Thursday. The South Braintree Methodist Episcopal Church Men’s Club plans its monthly meeting and supper next.
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China
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Washington
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George A. Gordon
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Charles Gordon Ames
Jesus
Lincoln
William Lawrence
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Washington, D. C
South Braintree
Nine Fish Fleets Bring 197800 Pounds To Boston Wharf
Nine fares of mixed fresh fish reached the wharf before sundown, totaling 197800 pounds. Haddock led at 126000 pounds, followed by cod 55000 hake 1500 pollock 4300 and cask 11000. Vessels John J Fallon and Robert and Arthur carried 7000 and 4000 pounds respectively among their fares.
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Arthur
Haddock, Hake
Pollock, Robert & Arthur
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Kiva L. Spurling
Manhassett
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Mary T. Fallon
Dorothy
Deutschland Returns To Sea After Safe North River Run
The Hamburg American Line liner Deutschland, uninjured after a two hour stay on a North River shoal following yesterday’s incident, resumed its voyage to Mediterranean ports early today.
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North River
Shipping News Briefs From The Atlantic Ports
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings for multiple steamers and brigs with cargoes and destinations. Vessels Manx Isles and Trinidad arrive with sugar and fruit. ships Simms Barrett Herman Winter Ransom R Fuller Crowell and others sail for ports including Liverpool Newburyport Portland and Savannah. Local tide, sunrise and water data accompany these marine movements.
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Roll calls loom in State Senate as labor gains votes
Trade unionists fear no roll call without eight votes but three Republican senators have pledged to back all bills endorsed by the State A F L. Labor leaders say roll calls will multiply, especially on key labor measures, while House labor forces feel secure in both roll calls and influence.
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