Social church campaign extends across Boston
A noon meeting at Park Street Church featured Professor Taylor as speaker with Roberts A Woods presiding. Church leaders plan an extended campaign into offices factories and shops to attract men, with Sailors on the Nebraska and leaders Bruner Greenwood and James Smith active in outreach.
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Roberts A. Woods
South End House
Park Street
Professor Taylor
Charles Stelzle
C. C. Robinson
Institute
Lawrence Greenwood
A. M. Bruner
James R
Jim) Smith
United States Steamship
Nebraska
Boston
Men and Religion Forward Movement discussions in Boston churches
The movement sparks debates on reforming church life to attract men, with Graham Taylor of Chicago urging churches to engage men through outside community work. Mothers invited to boys work conferences mark a new inclusivity, while ministers from all denominations participate and weigh pool tables and pastimes as tools to bring men back to church.
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Boston
Graham Taylor
Chicago
George E. Briggs
Post
Park Street
Community Club of
George L. Cady
Dorchester
Taylor
General Pew Undergoes Knee Surgery After Fall
General William A. Pew commander of the Second Brigade M. V. M. lies in Salem Hospital awaiting an operation on a torn right knee cap and its main ligament after slipping on ice on his veranda. Dr. Thomas Kittredge of Salem will perform the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Pew
Salem Hospital
Thomas Kittredge
Salem
Boston Elevated Conductor Guilty of Car Fares Larceny
Henry A. Drury a Boston Elevated conductor was tried in Roxbury District Court for larceny of car fares from the Boston Elevated Railway Company. He was found guilty and sentenced to 30 days in the House of Correction.
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Henry A. Drury
Boston Elevated
Roxbury
Boston Elevated Railway Company
House of Correction
New School of Design Offers Broad Artistic Courses
Practical instruction in drawing painting illustrating and lettering plus commercial design interior decoration furniture wallpaper textiles leaded glass jewelry and costume design. Located at 209 Pleasant St near Park Saad teaches Vesper Lincoln George Douglas John Connah.
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Vesper Lincoln George
Douglas John Connah
Pleasant St
Park Saad
Body found in Revere House ruins
A fully dressed woman about 40 believed to be Annie McDevitt was found on the fifth floor of the Revere House ruins at 3 PM yesterday by James J. Touhy foreman for Whit ten Co contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie McDevitt
Revere House
James J. Touhy
Whitten & Co
Fitzgerald
Everett
Two Bodies Believed at Bulfinch Street Ruins After Collapse
Medical Examiner George Magrath said two more bodies may lie in the Bulfinch street ruins. Susan Doherty a laundress died saving Annie McDevitt, likely overcome on the fifth floor and crushed when the roof and rear wing collapsed. Gertrude Wilson, another laundry worker, is missing. A workplace search will continue in the ruined section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Magrath
Susan Doherty
Annie McDevitt
Bulfinch Street
Gertrude Wilson
Doherty
Keyes to Admit Hayes Killing in Court
Lewis Keyes, who pled not guilty in the Superior Court to the murder of Ernest Hayes at the Farnham dam Mount Washington on November 4, will be arraigned before Justice Crosby tomorrow and will plead guilty to murder in the second degree. The decision followed a long conference with his attorney.
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Pittsfield
Lewis Keyes
Ernest Hayes
Farnham Dam
Mount Washington
John C. Crosby
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