Bishop decries U S immigration bias against China
The Right Rev. Logan H. Roots, bishop of Hankow, condemns American immigration laws as unworthy and unchristian. He urges equal treatment for all races and protection of American labor, praising China U S friendship and calling for lawful reforms to foster that relationship.
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China
United States
Logan H. Roots
Hankow
St. Paul
America
East
Asia
Danish Ship Thyria Captured in Swedish Waters
The Aftonbladet reports a German destroyer seized the Danish steamship Thyria of Copenhagen in Swedish territorial waters, according to Copenhagen’s Exchange Telegraph correspondent.
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London
Aftonbladet
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Thyria
Mrs Thaw At Harry's Bedside In Philadelphia
Mary Copley Thaw arrived in Philadelphia and went to St. Mary's Hospital where her son Harry K. Thaw is confined after he attempted suicide in a West Philadelphia rooming house. A reserved suite on the hospital’s third floor will house Mrs. Thaw during his stay.
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Philadelphia
Mary Copley Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
West Philadelphia
St. Mary’s Hospital
Thaw
New York
Frederick Gump, Jr
Kansas City
Frank Johnston
A. H. Goodman
Walter Ruddle
Pittsburg
Josiah Thaw
Harry Thaw
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Johnston
Matteawan
Harry Kendall Thaw
Stanford White
Elwood R. Kirby
Revival Debt Is Wiped Off Slate
In Boston a Nine week revival ends with hope of clearing debt as crowds fill the Tabernacle. William A Sunday is praised by organizers for selfless giving while promises of a large free will offering loom. A veteran and his son come forward at the mercy seat amid emotional scenes.
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Boston
Jesus Christ
Sunday
Philadelphia
Detroit
Billy
Rostrum
Rody
Tabernacle
Reading Habit Proves Fatal Gas Suffocation
James Dolan of 272 Hanover Street was found unconscious in his room with a paper in hand as gas flowed from an open jet above. He died en route to Relief Hospital. Dolan, 19, unmarried, had a habit of reading to sleep. Adv for Lovell and Covel caramels appears.
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James Dolan
Hanover Street
Relief Hospital
Dolan
Man Reunites After Long Wait At Tabernacle
An old veteran sheds tears as his son returns at the Tabernacle, having waited daily for his coming. the reunion follows a long period of absence and grief turned to joy as the son walks the sawdust trail.
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Tabernacle
Talks to Two Big Audiences
Sunday spoke twice to Cambridge and Boston women audiences. At First Baptist Cambridge she preached from Get out in to the land that I will show thee. In Cambridge 33 women and girls joined the trail and at Ruggles Street Boston 15 were converted during the 4 pm service. Sunday's message at Ruggles Street Church centered on The entrance of Thy word gives us sight.
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Cambridge
Boston
First Baptist Church of
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Ruggles Street Church
New York Gets Ready Campaign Opens April First
The Billy Sunday campaign preliminaries began in New York with 500 advance agents arriving from Syracuse Trenton and Philadelphia. They spoke in 20 churches and wore numbered tags matching 100 New York residents who guided teams of four to churches. John D Rockefeller Jr attended a Bible class at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church awaiting four trail hitters.
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New York
New York City
Syracuse
Trenton
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Station
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Man Arrest Reveals Packed Suits and Mysterious Identity
James Clay was arrested yesterday on Shawmut avenue by Sergeant Irwin and Special Officer Morrissey while carrying three grips filled with new costly apparel for men and women valued at hundreds of dollars. One dress suit bore the name R S Hert, 36 Ash Street Cambridge, a resident not found at that address.
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James Clay
Irwin
Morrissey
Shawmut Avenue
R S. Hert
Ash Street
Cambridge
Collections at the Sunday Tabernacle Campaign Totals
The Sunday Tabernacle campaign reports yesterday’s Boston total of 90 448 76 and lists first 55 days collections for other cities. Figures include Philadelphia 57 291 81 and Baltimore 548 290 55 with totals across sites. Campaign ended except for Sunday offerings and a final thank offering for Sunday.
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Philadelphia
Dwrateauie Core Vet
Kansas City
Baltimore
Syracuse
46th Day of Trail Hitting at Tabernacle
Attendance totals for a Sunday campaign event: 12 000 in morning 10 000 in afternoon and 17 000 in evening, totaling 39 000 for the day. Previous attendance was 1 290 500 bringing the total to 1 329 500.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Greater
Tabernacle
Kansas City
Baltimore
Usytacuse
Billy Sunday Speaks to State Prisoners in Chapel
Evangelist Billy Sunday addressed 600 inmates at the state prison chapel denouncing those who stigmatize former convicts. Jesse Pomeroy joined in the audience amid humor and applause as Sunday urged inmates to seek redemption and leave the past behind.
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State
Jesse Pomeroy
God
Jesus
Sunday
Allen
Songster Rodeheaver
Rody
Sunday and crew visit prison amid rain
Applause fills the prison chapel as Sunday urges inmates to embrace Jesus Christ and reject parole. He proclaims the devil unbeatable and stresses persistence, telling listeners to follow the Bible. Sunday and Ma and Rody arrive at 8:30, dashing from a limousine through a downpour.
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Sunday
Jesus Christ
Rody
Funeral Services for Louis B Harding
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Louis B Harding a Boston wool merchant who died Friday in a Washington hotel. The rites at his home on Hammond Street Chestnut Hill were conducted by the Rev Lucien W Rogers and he was buried in Forest Hills Cemetery with many business associates in attendance.
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Boston
Friady
Washington
Hammond Street
Chestnut Hill
Lucien W. Rogers
Forest Hills Cemetery
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