Sunday Preaches to 29 000 Women at Tabernacle Revival
Sunday delivered a two hour sermon to a female crowd of about 29 000 in the Boston Tabernacle with 200 nurses filling ushers positions as men were barred. He denounced immorality blamed for crime and blindness and urged women to uphold purity dignity and spirituality in society.
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Evangelist
Billy
Tabernacle
City Hospital
Deaconss Hospital
Homeopathic Hospital
Copps Hospital
Cambridge
Waltham Training School
Newton Hospital
R. E. Thorpe
John A. Nicholson
Paterson
N. J
Boston Tabernacle
William Asher
Rody
Sunday
Grace C. Lathrop
G. G. Plummer
France
Charnel House
America
Sunday Tabernacle Campaign Collections Report
The report lists Sunday collections from the Tabernacle and Tremont Temple campaigns including Boston totals of 86,186.83 and 1,550.78 for local meetings. Additional city tallies appear for Philadelphia Detroit Kansas City Baltimore Syracuse with varying sums. Campaigns closed with a Sunday church offering of 32,000 and charity sums of 5,049.84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
eSyracuse
Syracuse
Trail Hitting Day Totals at Tabernacle
The record shows the 44th day of Trail Hitting at Tabernacle with afternoon and evening meetings. The day’s total reaches 1 785 in converts and 45 602 in previous converts reseeee, indicating overall attendance and conversions.
Attendance at Sunday Meetings
The record notes attendance figures for Sunday meetings with 12,000 for the afternoon session and 17,000 for the evening session, totaling 29,000 attendees.
Noted preacher rouses crowd with stark views on marriage and virtue
A speech denounces women who marry for money and urges moral reform. He extols sex hygiene in schools, attacks divorce, and calls for dress reform while urging support for women’s suffrage and religious action to improve society.
Notable Children Books on Faith and Adventure
A review of children’s titles including What the Stars Saw by Caro line Kellogg with Harold Speakman pictures set in Palestine, Granny’s Wonderful Chair by Frances Browne with Katharine Pyle art, The Child of the Moat by I B Holborn for girls, Betty at Fort Blizzard by Molly Elliot Seawell, Feelings and Things by Hna Kingsley Wallace, and Pioneer Life For Little Children by Estella Adams.
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Lippincott
Jack
Edmund Gosse
Arthur Rackham
Bobbs, Merrill
Caroline Kellogg
Christ
Harold Speakman
Palestine
Dutton
Frances Browne
Katharine Pyle
Ireland
Donegal
I. B. Holborn
Stevenson
England
Mr. Holborn
Oxford
Betty
Fort Blizzard
Molly Elliot Seawell
Hdna Kingsley Wallace
Estella Adams
Far West
Everett City Salary Increases Rejected by Mayor
Mayor Mullen announced there will be no pay raises for Everett city employees while the financial tangle remains. The vetoed increases affected wire, school, fire, and police department staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Percy Blaisdell
Wires
Mullen
Fire Department
Bit
Everett
Woman reports jewelry theft in Beachmont
Mrs. Delphine Richards of 46 Everard avenue Beachmont told Boston police she lost eight diamond rings a watch and chain from a small handbag on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphine Richards
Everard Avenue
Beachmont
Boston
Harvard Audience Hears Captain Cook On Whaling Perils
Captain John A. Cook of Provincetown, famed whaling commander, lectured 150 Harvard students on whaling dangers. He cited 37 years in active service and noted American superiority over foreign whalers, recalling magnetic pole affects near Point Barrow and Arctic Ocean hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Cook
Provincetown
Harvard
New England
Cook
Behring Straits
Arctic Ocean
Point Barrow
North Pole
Revere Man Denies Bridgeport Safe Robbery Charge
Albert B. Gordee a Revere Mass business man denied robbing the safe of Bridgeport investment agent George C. Curtis after arrest by a railroad policeman. In City Court Judge Frederick Bartlett found probable cause and bound Gordee over to Superior Court on $1000 bond. Curtis claims Gordee stole $147 during an interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Albert B. Gordee
Revere
Mass
George C. Curtis
Gordee
Curtis
Frederick Bartlett
Relatives Sought for Belmont Man Found Dead in Waverley
Belmont police seek kin of John H. Ross found dead in his living room at 3 Lexington street Waverley district. Ross ran a harness shop for seven years and is believed to have a daughter Mrs Josephine Connolly living in Charlestown or Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
John H. Ross
Lexington Street
Waverley
Ross
Josephine Connolly
Charlestown
Somerville
Blaze Destroys Three Buildings in Ellsworth
In Ellsworth Missouri a major fire destroyed three wooden business buildings including G L Morang’s department store. Total loss estimated at 30000 dollars with Morang counting 20000 dollars in stock and building damage. The other burned structures were owned by Dr. George A Parcher and Mayor A C Hagerthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
G. L. Morang
Morang
Dartly
George A. Parcher
A. C. Hagerthy
Man Held on Narcotics Charge in Police Court
Samuel Downey alias Samuel Ball was held in 1500 for the grand jury after arraignment on a narcotics possession charge. East Dedham street sergeant Irwin testified Downey was found with 90 packages of drugs, 50 concealed in clothing pockets and 40 in underarm pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Downey
Samuel Ball
Irwin
East Dedham Street
Downey
Did You Try to Swear Off
An ad for the Neal Treatment at the Neal Institute Boston proclaims a safe way to end alcoholism. It promises root-cause detox, no hypodermics, no withdrawal, and no after effects with three days to regain health and confidence. It advertises free consultation and confidential dealings from 304 Newbury St Boston Back Bay 3970.
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Neal
Heneal Institute
Newbury ST
Boston
Back Bay
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