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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1901

Page

7

Sunday religious notices across Boston churches

A sprawling list of services across Baptist, Methodist, Episcopal and Spiritist groups. It details sermons by Rev. Walter Calley at the Baptist Tabernacle, Dr. Rowley at First Baptist, Lorimer at Tremont Temple, and many others with times, topics like Heart Religion and Jehovah's Guest, plus Sunday schools, music programs, and special events at Berkeley Temple, Old South Church, People’s Temple, and more.

THE Baptist Tabernacle Bowdoin Square Walter Calley Heart Religion Bible School George R. Kelso First Baptist Dr. Rowley Lr. Rowley Ruggles Street Baptist Chart Tremont Birest—Tnesey Mabie I. of Missionary Union Ruggles Street Tremont Temple Baptist Church Jubilee Singers Lorimer Hall J. A. Johnson P. U. Orchestra A. D. Schriven Gilbert Hall Dr. Lorimer Bartlett Anderson Old South Church George A. Gordon Hope Chapel Shawmut Street Warksquuire H. O. Hannum People's Temple Columbus Avenue Berkeley Street I. W Dorchester Christian Endeavor Jerusalem Gounoed Gray Tremont Street Tremont Concord Streets Charles Davis Sepworth League People's Hour Dot Fannie Marriner Rio Tremont Street Boston Wiest Wiggin Schubert Quartet First Spiritual Temple Exeter Street Spirit Zoroaster Jenry Ward Beecher Mire Willis Aer Goff ROKER Roxbury Hall Warren Street Dudley Street Mack Werren Street Soule Assembly Hall Huntington Avenue Young Mein’s Christian Association Boylston Berkeley J. M. Gray J. Campbell White YN. A Calcutta India Lucy R. Covill Association Christian Union Union Hall Boylston Street Daniel Toulany Addison All Saints’ Episcopal Church Brookline Mass Gertrude Walker Florence M. Hopkins Helen E. Matthews Will H. Griggs Haydn Buck Sauvage Campana Liddle Jesus Griggs George Mendall Taylor Vis Cellanorons Independent Church Samuel Richard Fuller Pierce Hall Oston Copley Square Massachusetts Total Mote TY Bromfield Street Riday H. Haskell Dennett Thomas Scully H. T. Todd Jessie lTorsyth Alfred Woon Johnson Franklin Quartet Christadelphians Arcade Hall Park Square Mary Slattery Joseph Slattery Berkeley Temple Karl Marx Washington Street Martha Moore Avery Social Democratic Party Homestead Hall F. H. McClellan NEW Thespian Hall Massachusetts Avenue Boylston — Street Branch Sabbath School of Tremont Temple

Tammany Plan Creates City Strategy Board Control

The Democratic strategy board, led by ex-Senator Maxwell proteges, restructures city politics granting five men power to dictate ward strategy. John Marno leads East Boston and surrounding wards, with Dr. John Johnson commanding Wards 9, 10 and 12, while Mayor remains final arbiter in personnel and policy.

Roxbury Bae Johnson Joseph B. Gould Maxwell Governor’s Council Prishton Lack Bay Gould Ike Johnson South Boston Paige Ceorze O Proctor Preetor Arthur P. Ressell Dorchester Suites Ries Aes Wgignte Toy Sen Eis Servins Lewislature Russell Ile Biane Atwood Gore Swallow Marno O T Orficio Swallow Democratic Strategy Board Porchester Milton Co. Paige Wheeler Colby George N. Swallow John Marno Jesse M. Gove East Boston Charlestown North Iind West End South End John WW. Johnson John HH Ife Boss

Boston politics under scrutiny as six men alleged to hold real power

An outspoken critique describes a so called strategy board that wields vast influence in Boston, with ex President Swallow and Bill Campbell voicing opposition. The piece warns that five district strategists may control appointments and stir voter anger, risking a Tammany style backlash.

Listier Noss Tao- Bien Alavaco Board of Aldermen Cannon Council Leewislature Jesse M. Gove Tammany Organization New Strategy Board Boston Swallow Post Committee Republican Ward Committee Board Bill Campbell Mr. Swallow Jerse M. Gove Flatt Tammany

Pleads Guilty in Milford Robbery Case

Andrew T. Cook pleaded guilty in Milford District Court to robbing John 8. Maccuen’s store Sunday night of $25 worth of property. He was committed for the grand jury under $800 bonds.

Milford Andrew T. Cook John 8 Maccuen

Local Edenburg Doctor Praises Postum Over Coffee

A Mississippi physician testifies that leaving coffee for Postum improved his health and eyesight, eased nerves, and cured long standing catarrh. He notes initial poor preparation of Postum but later follows directions for better flavor and value, and reports patient benefits from switching. Dr. A. G. Alston signs.

Edenburg Miss A. G. Alston

Boston Tin Can Firms Sign Options on Consolidation

Boston tin can companies New England Can, Boston Can, and A B Campbell & Son have signed options to dispose of their plants in a Chicago led consolidation. Campbell says there is an option on us and details will emerge soon. Rumors of price hikes are denied and a larger factory may be built outside Boston to supply New England.

Polerna Tnote Post Ace Wai Mali Sullivan Sanitary Major Young Foreman Shea West Roxbury Haddock South End Maude Odell Boston New Orleans Tremont Maude White Stephen Grattan Dangerfield Alildred Dowling Annie Russell Richard Mansfield Irene Walters the Howard Jones Hamilton Ont New England Can Company Boston Can Company A. B. Campbell & Son Chicago Sala UB. Campbell Steel Trust Tin Plate Trust

Syndicate Plans Luxurious Lobby at Music Hall Entrance

The syndicate controlling Music Hall aims to open a lobby at the Washington street entrance in buildings 413 and 415. The lobby will be luxuriously equipped to harmonize with the theatre’s elaborate furnishings.

Music Hall Washington Street

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