Moody on Assurance at Tremont Temple Sermons
Moody preaches on Assurance at Tremont Temple with a packed audience including many out-of-town clergy. He urges confession and short accounts with God, warns that unbelief is the real sin, and ends with a moving tale of a wounded soldier as listeners express readiness to trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Charles A. Snow
W. Harwick
S. K. Mitchell
George H. Clarke
Malden
Edwin Bromley
Providence
M. F. Johnson
Middleboro
I. A. Smith
Bridegport
J. J. Tobey
North Hanover
Silas L. Morse
Plymouth
E. W.W. Shu
Needham
C. H. Mabie
J. F. Hilton
Cambridge
H. Schuett
Peter Randolph
D. P. Roberts
George E. Rowe
Spencer
Moody
H. C. Mabie
Mr. Moody
South End
Tremont Methodist Church
Jesus Christ
Christ
Therd
God
Earth
Mallalieu
Moody Sermon on Assurance at Morning Session
The revival meeting opened with hymns and prayers led by Rev. W. H. Allbright and Rev. Schofield. Moody delivered a lengthy address on assurance, urging born again faith, confession of Christ, and active work, while condemning empty belief and urging kindness toward rum sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
W. H. Allbright
Dr. Schofield
Professor Towner
Baer
Christian Endeavor Society
Phillips Brooks
Mr. Baer
Mr. Moody
God
Satan
Static electricity device advertised by J H Woodbury
An advertisement promotes direct current to the weakest spot for health, claiming it tones and strengthens the system. It urges trying J H Woodbury's static electricity or purchasing a home battery, with an address listed as 11 Winter Street Boston. Also notes a Beauty Book and sample Facial Soap or Facial Cream for ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Woodbury
Winter St
Boston
Murphy's Plea at Berkeley Temple Encourages Love and Action
Mr Murphy urged a town hall audience to foster love and support for families in need. He urged opening a Murphy coffee house with real cream to uplift the lowest in society and recalled a Springfield pledge story to illustrate redemption. He spoke nightly at Berkeley Temple and daily at the Ames Building on Bedford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Murphy
Berkeley Temple
Springfield
Murphy Coffee House
Temple
Ames
Bedford Street
Jones and Ingersoll to Speak at Boston Theatre
Sam Jones will preach at 3 p m next Sunday January 24 at Boston Theatre. The Christian Endeavor chorus of 70 voices directed by George K Somerby and the Albion Male Quartet will perform. Admission is free. A bank offering will aid the Florence Crittenton Home. An odd coincidence has Col Robert G Ingersoll appearing in the evening on the same stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jones
Boston
Great Christian Endeavor Chorus
George K. Somerby
Albion
Florence Crittenton
Mr. Jones
Robert G. Ingersoll
Chelsea Elects Officers and Re-elects Officials
Chelsea's Board of Aldermen selected city officials with all incumbents re-elected except the water commissioner. John H. Crandon defeated the incumbent 11 to 3 to win the water commissioner post for three years. Other officers named include Thomas B. Frost treasurer Kimball Easterbrook auditor William H. Farnham clerk of committees Colman Tilden Jr city messenger George M. Stearns city solicitor James S. Stubbs city engineer William M. Jewett assessor three years William E. Gilman and Charles E. Campbell library trustees three years George W. Moses sinking fund commissioner three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Board of Aldermen
Thomas B. Frost
Kimball Easterbrook
William H. Farnham
Colman Tilden, Jr
George M. Stearns
Jamess. Stubbs
John H. Crandon
William M. Jewett
Fitz Public Library
William E
One Policeman Fined for Neglect of Duty
In an order by the Board of Police Patrolman James A. Foley of Division 9 was found guilty of neglect of duty and fined twenty days pay. A separate complaint against Patrolman Frank H. Ryder was ordered filed. Complaints against Patrolmen Miles Dolan and James F. Murray were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
James A. Foley
Division 9
Dennis Donovan
Frank H. Ryder
James Kelley
Miles Dolan
James F. Murray
Not Red Hot Stoves
Thomas H. Ryan aged 27 living at 66 Cove Street was arrested by Dedham Street Station patrolman Gillette for allegedly stealing a spring bed a lounge and a stove from an unknown person. Reports indicate several furniture dealers had thefts of furniture lace curtains and stoves. a chase followed one theft and a stove was dropped and shattered at Mott and Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Ryan
Cove Street
Gillette
Dedham Street
Station 5
Ryan
Mott and
Washington Streets
Burns Anniversary Sale draws crowds at Gilchrist & Co.
Gilchrist & Co. on Winter street has been crowded Monday and Tuesday as shoppers flood the Burns Anniversary Sale offering free Burns souvenirs with every purchase of 25 cents or more. The sale runs all week through next Monday with deep cuts on dress goods undergarments corsets jackets and capes, plus numerous bargains attracting housewives and passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilchrist & Co
Winter Street
Gilchrist’s
Golden Gate tours by Pennsylvania Pullman train begin
In a historic shift, luxury rail travel becomes a hotel on wheels. The first Golden Gate tour departs Boston January 26, 1897, at 315 dollars. a second leaves February 23 at 355 dollars, and a final trip on March 26 at 220 dollars. Booking through 205 Washington Street Boston or George W. Boyd Philadelphia Broad Street Station.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Golden Gate
California
Boston
Washington Street
George W. Boyd
Broad Street
Philadelphia
The Days of Colis and Dr Bull's Syrup Near
A brief old time elixir pitch urges readers to buy a bottle now promising relief from coughs with a local pharmacist selling Dr Bull's Cough Syrup during the cold season through a settler era ad note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
Catholic University dedication speech praises Conaty and Keane
The piece quotes a Worcester priest and university leader Thomas J. Conaty amid praise for the Catholic American university. It extols Keane’s legacy, the church as educator, and the mission to advance science, faith, and national culture, ending with a reception and a telegram from Bishop Keane.
Inaugural address at Catholic University of America
The article covers Cardinal Gibbons and Pope Leo XIII’s remarks at the university’s inauguration, praising Dr. Conaty and Dr. Garrigan. It outlines the pope’s benediction, the cardinal’s defense of church and state, and Dr. Conaty’s pledge to lead Catholic education toward unity of religion, science, and patriotism within an American framework.
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Rome
St. Peter’s
Leo
P. P
Cardinal Gibbons
Worcester
Conaty
Catholic University
United States
P. J. Garrigan
Keane
Philip J. Garrigan
Dr. Conaty
Catholic University of America
Church In
America
Republic
Mary Gwendolin Caldwell
Caldwell Hall of Divinity
Europe
Peoria
Spalding
Church
Bethlehem
Everett Common Council Chaos Over Committee Resignations
Everett January meeting sees two councilmen refuse committee service causing friction. Mayor Cate’s nomination of Frederick A Patterson for chief of police largely defeated by a factional four to three vote to table, with a motion to reconsider failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Common Council of
Burr
Wallace
William Burr
Everett Board of Aldermen
Cate
Frederick A. Patterson
Paine
Board of Aldermen
Patterson
Merchants' Club Dines at Algonquin Guests
The Merchants' Club entertained Professor Elihu Thomson Professor John Trowbridge of Harvard and Dr M H Richardson at the Algonquin Club house. Thomson spoke on Roentgen rays as a new tool for probing matter and ether and predicting a bright future. Richardson noted medico legal uses and the ray's ability to photograph bones after fractures, with potential implications for malpractice suits.
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Merchants’Club
Algonquin Club
Elihu Thomson
John Trowbridge
Harvard
M. H. Richardson
Thomson
Richardson
Accident Near Auburndale Fatal Dump Wagon Incident
Patrick Hurley of Auburndale employed by Patrick Fitzpatrick of Derby Street West Newton was thrown from a dump wagon when the horses shied. The wheels passed over his chest, he was taken unconscious to Thorne's drug store and then to Newton Hospital for treatment.
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Patrick Hurley
Auburndale
Patrick Fitzpatrick
Derby Street
West Newton
Auburn Street
Thorne
Whitten
Newton Hospital
Malden appoints new police chief and city officials
The Malden board elected William H. Hawley clerk of committees E P Brown M D city physician Henry A Wilder city auditor John P Holden assessor and Charles M Elder city solicitor. Samuel M Emerton was appointed chief of police to succeed George P Spalding and the nomination was confirmed. Chief Spalding refused to resign prompting his removal and temporary appointment of Lieutenant Foley as dating chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Board of Aldermen
William H. Hawley
E. P. Brown
Henry A. Wilder
John P. Holden
Charles Ft. Elder
Samuel M. Emerton
George P. Spalding
Spalding
Lieutenant Foley
Try Pulmonine for persistent cough now
Advertising copy urges immediate use of Pulmonine to cure a stubborn cough. It claims a druggist stocks Pulmonine and warns the cough could tighten if untreated.
Divorce Case Draws South Boston Interest in O'Donnell V Mary A
The court session drew large crowds as James F. O'Donnell and his wife Mary A prosecuted their divorce in Superior Court. Testimony centered on alleged infidelity with Miss Millie Tracy, with witnesses placing O'Donnell and Tracy at the St Julian house on Brighton road and Albany House, while Mrs Walsh faced court threats over a missed summons and recounted earlier domestic trouble and a jail sentence for liquor offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
James F. O’donnell
Mary A
Superior Court
Annie Walsh
E Street
Capias
O’loughlin
O’donnell
Millie Tracy
Providence
Broadway
Sherborn
Mosely Avenue
O'Callaghan
Michael Grennan
Watkins
Division 10
Boston
Miss Tracy
Fire at Dixie Mill Plant Sparks Huge Explosion
A planing mill five miles from Mobile burned this afternoon and sparked a blaze that reached the city magazine across the tracks. A massive explosion followed, with 50,000 pounds of powder and 309 pounds of dynamite detonating. Several cottages were blown apart and two men were reported dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Dixie Mill Company
Explosion on French steamer Saghalien off China
The Saghalien exploded its boilers off the Chinese coast on December 2. Eleven stokers and one engineer were killed instantly, four more firemen died later. The ship carried many passengers who remained unharmed as chaos erupted during the dinner rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Rio de Janeiro
Puritan Hall Hosts Grand Ball Masque by Miss Taylor
One of the most select fancy dress parties in Puritan Hall was the grand bal masque hosted by Miss M. E. Taylor last evening. The ballroom appeared richly decorated with characters representing all walks of life on display.
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Puritan Hall
M. E. Taylor
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Medora R. Crosby
England
Camrell & Upham
Washington and
School Streets
OHN Wedderburn & Goo
Ae G
Washington, D. C
Murphy
Boston Theatre
Thomas J. Conaty
Bacon
Verulam
Kepler
Greece
Catholic American University
McMahon Hall
T. J. Conaty
Mass
Washington
Pitcher’s Castoria
Merchants’ Club Dines
Roentgen Bay
Wer
Sife
Mildred Tracy
Miss Taylor's
Harding
John Henry Harding
Otis H
Ann B. Harding
Pratt Street
Allston
Keene
N. H
John Wedderburn & Co., Dept. G. 31
Washington,d. C
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