Senate to Strike a Roosevelt
Washington Feb 10 The Senate will be ready to morrow to make two statements regarding the Presidents secret service message. It will say to the House you may be afraid to say what you think about it but we are not just listen while we administer what is coming to him. It will say to the President suppose you get into a little Ananias Club of your own what you said about Wilkie sleuths and Congressmen had no foundation in fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Senate
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Ananias Club
Wilkie
Tillman
Hemenway
Congress
Boston
Christ
God
Calvary
Heavenly World
Heavenly City
Kingston
N. Y
Papa
J. Wilbur Chapman
Senate Eyes Business Report on Secret Service Conduct
Gallinger sub committee's report on the secret service conduct moves through the appropriations panel and toward a Senate presentation. Senators Tillman and Hemenway discuss press copies and timing as the full report is read aloud to the chamber tomorrow morning.
Mme Schumann-Heink Sings for Imperial Court in Berlin
Mme Schumann-Heink performed at the Imperial Castle before the Emperor and Empress and Queen Alexandra. She was accompanied by Mrs Hoffmen of St Paul. The Empress presented the singer with a diamond pin.
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Berlin
Mme. Schumann- Heink
Imperial Castle
Alexandra
Hoffmen
St. Paul
Red Tag Sale Draws Bigger Crowds at Wolf's Clothier
Enthusiasm over the Red Tag bargains rises at Wolf's My Clothier in Hanover and Portland streets. The sale attracts larger crowds each year due to unusual value orders and growing popularity, a true test of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf's
Hanover
Portland Streets
Clergy Names Listed in Local Notice
The Rev. A. E. Scovile. The Rev. J. A. Haines. The Rev. William C. Minifie. The Rev. Ora S. Gray and Mrs. Asher are named in the readable portion of a local church notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Scovile
J. A. Haines
William C. Minifie
Ora S. Gray
Mrs
Asher
Dr Chapman urges audience to go away and think at Tremont Temple
Reverend Dr Chapman ends Tremont Temple address by telling thousands to go home and think rather than sign a pledge. He argues many fail to follow Jesus for wrong reasons, urging quick personal triumph over doubts and sin. He contrasts Lincoln mercy with wartime trials and cites Mrs Goodson of Chicago in song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Tremont Temple
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Dr. Chapman
Abraham Lincoln
Hold Me Fast Sung by a Colored Lad at Cambridge
At First Baptist Church Cambridge a quiet hour service led by Rev J Wilbur Chapman drew a large crowd. A Medford boy Clifton R Randall sang the chorus of He Will Hold Me Fast, as Dr Chapman urged subscribers of salvation sacrifice and service in a sermon at Tremont Temple.
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First Baptist Church of
Cambridge
J. Wilbur Chapman
Chapman
Tremont Temple
Alexander
Clifton R. Randall
Jerome Street
Medford
Declaration Card Encourages public gospel response
Dr Chapman's message explains repentance belief confession and obedience as steps to salvation. Readers are urged to sign a decision card and send it to Ralph C Norton at Tremont Temple to be forwarded to the chosen church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Christ
Jesus Christ
Ralph C. Norton
Tremont Temple
Morning Word to Boston People Through the Post
Dr Chapman urges Boston residents to repent and accept Christ with three external justifications: God is ready, Christ is ready, and friends are ready. He shares a Kingston story of a redeemed drunkard whose son’s plea spurred his conversion, illustrating the power of faith to transform lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Chapman
Boston
The
Post
Sermon at Bromfield Street M E Church
Mrs Ralph C Norton led a women s service on prayer. She invited attendees to rise for those to be prayed for and those praying for themselves. A dozen stood and bowed heads as Margaret I Conrad sang God Will Take Care of You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. Norton
Bromfield Street
M. E
Probation Officer Blossom Removed From Roxbury Office
William A. Blossom, 58, long time Roxbury probation officer, was removed from office yesterday on neglect of duty charges. He drew up the case against Jesse Pomeroy and served on many important cases, including leading the John Al- organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Blossom
Roxbury Court
Blossom
Jesse Pomeroy
John al
Court dismissal and home departure of former Boston Elk leader
A former grand ruler of the Boston lodge of Elks was dismissed by the court and returned to his home at 17 Laurel Street. He refused to make a statement.
Kidney Remedy Reported to Quickly Relieve Kidney Distress
A home mix labeled as highly effective includes half ounce Buchu extract, half ounce Murax compound, six ounces gin. Drugstores report high demand and rapid relief in many kidney and rheumatic complaints, warning that untreated kidney issues can lead to Bright's disease or diabetes.
Caught by Landlady in West Ind Lodging House
Ralph Jacobs aged 22 living on Harrison avenue was seized by police after the landlady found him in the locking house at 64 Myrtle street West Ind. Officers arrived, and inquiry alleged he entered two lodgers rooms and stole diamonds worth 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Jacobs
Harrison Avenue
Myrtle Street
West Ind
Jacobs
George Evans Stricken by Appendicitis After Show
Leading minstrel of the Cohan Harris troupe George Evans fell ill with appendicitis after a performance in Springfield. He was operated on at Faxton Hospital in Utica today and is reported resting afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Ni Man
George Evans
Cohan & Harris Company
Springfield
Faxton Hospital
Eight-Year-Old Boy Dies After Scalding Accident
Louis Basso, eight, was severely burned when he upset a kettle of boiling water in his parents kitchen at 28 Fleet Street yesterday. He died at Relief Hospital shortly after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Street
Louis Basso
Relief
Louis
Woman Dies After Apoplexy in Electric Car at Sullivan Square
An unknown woman about 60 years old and weighing 250 pounds was stricken with apoplexy in an electric car at Sullivan Square yesterday. She died at the Relief Hospital last night without regaining consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Square
Relief Hospital
Day of Rejoicing Feeds Boston Poor Through Church Network
Philanthropic drive for food coal clothing and supplies to aid Boston’s poor during the Day of Rejoicing organized by chapman evangelistic groups with Boston churches Salvation Army and local charities coordinating. Hundreds of pounds of food pledged with depots listed citywide from Tremont Temple to Dorchester Newton and Charlestown.
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Boston
Salvation Army
Allan C. Jumery
Newton
Boston Central
Somerset Street
Gilbert Hall
Tremont Temple
Fred B. Fisher
Tremont Street
South End
Miss Fillen B. Roberts
M. KE
W. RB. Boggs
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Roxbury
George L. Thacher
Dudley Street
Baptist Church
M. F. Johnson
Walnut Avenue
Jamaica Plain
R. T. Wegner
First Baptist Church
Centre
Green Streets
Upham's
C. Frank Cadman
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Cadman Square
R. B. Miller
Second Congregational Church
Washington and
Centre Streets
Vield’s
C. A. Green
Parkman Street
Quincy
H. Brooks
Bethany Congregational Church
Hancock and
Chestnut Streets
Quincey
Robert Sims
M. FE
Broadway
Frank E. Dimick
Maverick Congregational Church
Charlestown
B . Hateh
Winthrop Church
Green Street
Everett
Ifred M. Estes
Norwood Street Methodist Church
Malden
Joshua W. Chadwick
Y. M.ee Malden
Melrose
Frank G. Kellogg
Main Street
Melrose Highlands
Fred L. Hatch
Melrose Highlands Congregational Church
Brookline
S. IF
Blanchard
Brookline Baptist Church
Bescon Street
Allston-Brighton—Mary
John O. Haaring
Shumway and Stratton wed in New York ceremony
Willis Peter Shumway son of Mr and Mrs Frank P Shumway of Melrose Massachusetts married Miss Emogene Frances Stratton daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred S Berry of Blairstown New Jersey The Rev Nehemiah H Boynton D D officiated in the Hotel Belmont parlors New York City at 4 o clock The bride wore a lace gown and diamond ornaments gifted by the groom Following a brief wedding trip the couple will live at the Tonic Melrose and host a reception at the bridegroom’s parents home in Melrose
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New York
Willis Peter Shumway
Franklin P. Shumway
Melrose
Mass
Emogene Frances Stratton
Fred S. Berry
Blairstown
Ned
Nehemiah H. Boynton
D. D
Clinton Avenue Congregational Church
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bellevue Avenue, Melrose
Simple Blood Tonic for Catarrh and Vitality
A doctor endorses a home mixture to treat catarrh through the blood. Mix one ounce compound syrup of Sarsaparilla, one ounce Toris compound, and half a pint of whiskey, shake well, take tablespoon before meals and at bedtime. The formula, obtainable at drug stores, is said to restore vigor, reduce acids in the blood, and ease rheumatic pain.
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Gallinger
Committee On Appropriations
House
Mme. Heink
Central Congregational
Back Bay
Central
Lorimer Hall
Mystic Wharf
East Cambridge
Boston Woven Hose Company
Auburndale
Auburndale Seminary
Park Street Church
Frederick E. Taylor
Mrs. Asher
Lawrence Greenwood
Rev
Frank Granstaff
Townsend St
William Asher
Allston
Brighton
John H. Elliott
D. D. Stoneham
Methodist Church
E. E. Davidson
United Presbyterian
J. W. Weddell
Tremont St
Tremont-W. Concord
Daniel
Toy
RH. D. Sheldon
Winchester
First Congregational
North Cambridge
North Avenue
Baptist
Newton—The
Central —Seamen's Friend Society Chapel
Hanover Street
Everett—First Methodist
Norwood Street
Ing Meeting
Church
Riker-Jaynes
Woodbury
Flood
Father John
Scott
Russell
Adamson
Carter
Allcock
Minard
Johnson
Cooper
California
Beecham
Stuart
Baume
Riker's Violet
Colorado
Washington St
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
B. Riker & Son CO
Geo. Evans
C.F. Hovey & Co
Seersucker
Batiste
Union Linen Suitings
Madras
Seersuckers
Quint Avenue
Watertown
O. W. Halliday
Mt. Auburn Street
Newton Centre
S. T. Emery
Methodist
T. YT
Freeborn
Central Square
Somerville
Richard Ef, Pickthall
Sycamore Street
C. D. Kepner
Newton Methodist Church
Centre Street
Shumway
Stratton
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Milwaukee& St. Paul
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Victoria
Vancouver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
W. W. Hall
New England
Public Ladies’& Gents’Cafe
Fort Hill
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