Rockefeller Jr Attends Tabernacle Service Portraits Heaven Visit
John D. Rockefeller Jr attends a Boston Tabernacle service with evangelist Billy Sunday. The crowd inspires rich sermons on eternal life, heaven as a place, and the need to accept Jesus Christ, as Rockefeller observes Sunday’s vivid descriptions and interactions with penitents.
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Elizabeth
Manhattan Island
Jesus Christ
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Evangelist
Heaven
Mr. Rockefeller
Arabia
Rody
Boston Tabernacle Choir
Bob Mathews
Brewster
Boston
Jesus
Tabernacle
Vision of Heaven and Family Reunion in Sunday Sermon
An evangelist delivers a vivid vision of heaven and reunions with biblical figures and family. He imagines greeting Jesus and saints, praising figures like Abraham and David, and asking about loved ones as he travels streets of heaven. The scene blends humor with faith as attendees listen.
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Abraham
Joseph
Egypt
Daniel
David
Evangelist
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
Peter
Jesus
Sis
George
Bill
Paul
Treatment for La Grippe Touted by Dr. Bell
An advertisement cites Dr. James Bell of New York City endorsing minimal medication for influenza. He notes fever and chill onset, then recommends gentle bowel cleansing with citrate of magnesia and frequent small doses of anti-kamnis tablets for fever headache and soreness, claiming rapid relief.
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James Bell
New York City
Bell
Collections at the Sunday Tabernacle raise 90448.76
The Billy Sunday campaign reports a total collection of 90448.76 last Sunday marking campaign costs met. No further collections will be taken except the free will offering at the Tabernacle revival final day Sunday Jan. 21. Subscriptions may be sent to the Sunday home 324 Commonwealth avenue or Tremont Temple campaign headquarters.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Billy Sunday Campaign Committee
Tremont Temple
49th Day of Trail Hitting at Tabernacle Yesterday
A report notes yesterday's events at the Tabernacle with afternoon and evening meetings. It records a total for the day and cumulative figures for prior converts and city comparisons including Boston Philadelphia Kansas City Baltimore and Syracuse with varying totals.
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Tabernacle
Boston
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Baltimore
Syracuse
Billy Sunday Campaign Meetings Open to All Seek Closure
The Sunday program lists a 2 p m afternoon meeting at the Tabernacle where Billy Sunday will preach and an evening service at 7 30 p m. All gatherings are open to men and women. The campaign ends next Sunday Jan 21 marking the 61st day.
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the Tabernacle
Billy Sunday
Sunday Sermon Draws 1200 to Faneuil Hall Cradle of Liberty
J A Sunday addressed 1200 men at Faneuil Hall in Boston praising Rev Billy Sunday. He spoke on faith and judgment while reporters quoted J D Rockefeller Jr praising Sunday’s sincerity and impact on New York religious life.
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Mr. Rockefeller
Jesus
Harvard
J. D. Rockefeller, Jr
Tabernacle Hospital
Broadway
Rockefeller
New York
Sunday
Faneuil Hall
Meeting at noon drew marketmen on the trail
A meeting yesterday at noon brought a dozen marketmen to the trail as a gathering of traders.
Complimentary Dinner for Henry Abrahams in Boston
The Boston Central Labor Union hosted a complimentary dinner for Henry Abrahams the new school committeeman elect at the Quincy House last night. About 35 people attended with P Harry Jennings acting as toastmaster and addresses delivered by John J Walsh Henry Abrahams John M Gillispie and others.
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Henry Abrahams
New School
Boston Central Labor Union
Quincy House
P. Harry Jennings
C. L U
John J. Walsh
John M. Gillispie
Moffatt Re-elected President of Harvard Odontological Society
Dr. Robert T. Moffatt was re-elected president at the Harvard Odontological Society annual meeting and banquet in Young's Hotel. Dr. M. F. Rogers became treasurer and Dr. J. A. Furbish secretary. Arthur M. Horn of American Trust Company spoke on Massachusetts income tax. Sixty-one members attended.
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Robert T. Moffatt
Harvard Odontological Society
Young’s Hotel
M. F. Rogers
J. A
Battle ship in pursuit of a U-boat off Maine coast
Samuel B. Angell Jr and his son near Portland report seeing a submarine near Watts Ledge and a pursuing warship. The craft appeared foreign, with two men on deck, smoke from funnels, and a quick retreat to sea. Angell suspects a German vessel possibly the Deutschland seeking entry beyond three miles.
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Portland
Samuel B. Angell, Jr
Cape Elizabeth
Angell
McKenney’s Rock
Boston
Bay State
Watts Ledge
United States
Mr. Angell
Maine
Reformers Get Snubs in Prison
Portsmouth New Hampshire January 18 naval authorities stated strict adherence to regulations as three voluntary prisoners were moved from the detention ship Southern to the naval prison. The trio includes Thomas Mott Osborne noted prison reformer and former Sing Sing warden, his secretary Harry Bolansky, and Bowdoin College Professor John McCormack.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing Prison
Osborne
Harry Bolansky
John McCormack
Bowdoin College
Southern
United States Naval Prison
Prisoners Observe 24 Hours After Transfer
After transfer three prisoners are placed in separate cells for 24 hours of observation. If found fit they will join other inmates in tasks at the ice pond, wood cutting, and Sunday discharge. Osborne's two requests for shaving and writing were refused. He twirled his thumbs during observation.
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Tom Brown
Osborne
McCormack
John Austin
Harry Bolansky
Unitarianists Seek One Million Dollar Fund
Dr. Charles W. Eliot called for a fund of not less than one million dollars at the American Unitarian Association Life Members banquet in Ford Hall to spread the faith at home and abroad.
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Charles W. Eliot
American Unitarian Association
Ford Hall
Unitarian leaders urge home and world mission drive
Dr. Eliot calls for active missionary work with a fund surpassing one million dollars as a program to energize the church. Rev. Samuel McChord Crothers warns the 20th century needs a new Reformation and Lutheran boldness. The ministers urge addressing the gap between schooling and church teachings and resist revival sensationalism.
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Dr. Eliot
Eliot
Samuel McChord Crothers
Cambridge
Luther
Lewis G. Wilson
American Unitarian Association
New England
Broadcloths and Ladies and Menswear at Jordan Marsh
A long list of sale prices at Jordan Marsh details broadcloths suits and robes for men and boys, infant and womens undergarments, hosiery, dresses, chemises, gowns, draw ers, corset covers, and nightwear. The catalog includes fabrics such as 40 inch silk and wool, serge, poplin, and velour, plus rugs, linoleum and household goods with many items priced per unit. Continuous pricing shows substantial reductions across clothing, fabrics, and homeware.
Birthday Bargains Across Buildings in Basement Store
Readable items include gray boys sweaters size 26 to 34, boys winter caps, Russian overcoats, men's cotton union suits, Royal Wilton and Axminster rugs, wool and fibre rugs, Merino union suits, and assorted clothing. Prices and values vary, with noted discounts and old stock reductions across sections.
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Laenne
Sovircsars
Royal Axminster
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Bronson Bldg
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