New Haven Seeks Bigger Terminals in New England Buyout
New Haven officials pursue expansion to relieve Park Square congestion as New England line may be acquired under foreclosure. Commonwealth mergers and national rail strategy frame talk, with Benton opposing nonforeclosure purchase. President Clark and others abroad delaying comment until fall.
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New York, New Haven & Blartford Railroad
New York & New England
State
Wall Streets
Hartford
Clark
New Haven Road
Europe
New England
New Haven
New
Haven
Park Square
Boston
New York
J. H. Benton
Kendrick
Colonel Benton
General Railroad
New ‘England
Boston Booms for 60 000 Christian Endeavor Delegates
The advance corps of Christian Endeavor arrives as Boston decks itself in Endeavor flags for a 60 000 strong convention. Delegations by state, extensive reception plans, and government vessel attention mark a city prepared for a grand, economically impactful event.
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Christian Endeavor
Boston
C. BE
Mechanics’ Hall
Readiness at Union station for Endeavorers delegates
Officers report fourteen carloads of Endeavorers expected at Union station. About 800 delegates from Illinois and South Dakota arrived ahead of time, with Chicago parties expected. Harvard Street Baptist Church members rushed to assist, while 200 workers prepared at the Y and Park Street Church headquarters. Gilman urged reception volunteers to report for duty and obtain white caps at Mechanics' Hall at 2 pm.
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Union Station
Harvard Street Baptist Church
Albany
Boston
Illinois
South Dakota
Chicago
Gilman
Recretion Committee
Boylston Street
Park Street
Mechanics’ Hall
Programme for the Week Pastors Rally in Boston Christian Endeavor
A dense schedule lists Wednesday to Friday events across Boston area churches. Denominational rallies feature pastors and civic leaders with welcome addresses by Mayor Curtis and Governor Greenhalge. Secretary Baer and local union officers preside. Moody and Clark headline talks. multiple church congregations and city venues host praise, prayers, and reports through Thursday evening and Friday morning prayers.
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Wayland Hoyt
D. D
Minneapolis
George W. Coleman
Boston
A. S. Gumbart
Leavenworth
Kan
Cora B. Bickford
Biddeford
Walter H. Brooks
D. C
Washington, D. C
G. Tower Fergusson
Toronto
Ont
H. G. Scudday
Tyler
Tex
L. J. Kirkpatrick
Kokomo
Ind
Baer
John Barstow
Medford
M. E
M. E. Zion
Advent Christian
Advent
Christian Church
Baptist
Tent Endeavor
Boston Common
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Endeavorers Arrive for Public Meeting Program
A detailed schedule from a large Christian Endeavor convention lists talks by Rev Wayland Hoyt and Rev Otis A Smith, open parliament sessions on Pledge and Heart of the Society, banners for greatest gains, and denominational reports. Notable speakers include Rev J Pollock, Rev John W Mackey, and Bishop Samuel Fallows, with venues at Faneuil Hall and Boston churches.
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Wayland Hoyt
D. D
Minnneapolis
Minn
Otis A. Smith
Evansville
Ind
O. W. Stewart
Eureka
A. E.- Turner
Lincoln
Iil
Christian Endeavor Convention Program Highlights
The text outlines a lengthy multi-day schedule for a Christian Endeavor convention with speakers from across the U S and United Kingdom. It lists venues Boston Common Faneuil Hall Mechanics Building and multiple church affiliates with sessions focused on prayer Bible study consecration and open parliament. Notable figures include Rev John Boyd Rev Dwight Pratt Rev Thomas Jones Rev William Clark Rev S Edward Young Gov Frederic Greenhalge and Rev J Wilbur Chapman. The program includes open-air meetings speeches youth activities and a presentation of a banner for best work in giving.
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Mechanics’ Building
John Willis Baer
Boston
George K. Somerby
Bogaton
Washington
W. H. H. Smith
D. C
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Francis E. Clark
D.D
Dwight L. Moody
Northfield
Williston
William Shaw
George C
Stebbins
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tennis
Hamlin
D .c
Clark
Cambridgeport
Old Cambridge Baptist Church
Cambridge
North Avenue Baptist
Prospect
Hill Congregational
Somerville
Harvard Street
Brighton Avenue
Allston
South End
Information Committee
William T. Ellis
Knight Chaplin
London
England
Francis T. Clark
Percy
Foster
Washington, D. C
Parents
H. N. Kinney
Syracuse
A. C. Dixon
Christian Endeavor
Navy
D. H.tribou
Parliament of Nations
M. Mursel
Scotland
John Pollock
Canada
T. S. McWilliams
Armenia
A. M. Boulgouriou
United States
S. W. Adriance
Winchester
Mass
Spain
Catharine H. Barbour
Mexico
A. C. Wright
Germany
Carl E. Wittwer
Henry Montgomery
Belfast
Ireland
E. R. Dille
D. D
San Francisco
Cal
George C. Stebbins
Edward Marsden
Wales
R. Burgess
India
Prabala Ramachandrayya Guru
Australia
W. J. K&k. Cross
Bermuda
A. Burrows
Delos K. Lonewolf
Japan
K. Isunashima
Persia
Jesse Malek Yonan
Africa
Anna M. Cummings
Christian Fellowship
Edwin Heyl Delk
Hagerstown
South End Tabernacle
H. F. Shupe
Dayton
Elijah A. Morse
Canton
Neal Dow
Portland
America
Aleaader Walters
Jersey City
N. J
Boston’ Common
North America
North
C. D. McDonald
Grafton
N. D
South
W. P. Taylor
Birmingham
Ala
J. A. Allison
Seattle
Wash
Charlotte Thorndike Sibley
Mungo Fraser
Hamilton
B. W. Arnett
Wilberforce
J. M. Lowden
A. M. Philips
Montreal
P. Q
Pleasant Hunter
Minneapolis
Minn
John Boyd
Charlotte
N. C
Dwight M. Pratt
Thomas Jones
Kansas City
William G. Clark
Chicago
S. Edward Young
Newark
Boston Common
Charlestown
Broadway Baptist
North Avenue Baptist Church
Prospect Hill
Brighton Avenue Baptist Church
Ella D. MacLaurin
Buffalo
J. H. W. Stuckenberg
Christ
L. A. Crandall
Death of Robert Reed in East Boston
Robert Reed a 24 year old East Boston man died at his home after a fall from a roof during a Fourth of July Eve gathering by the Quoting Club. Immediate medical help came but blood poisoning followed internal injuries. Funeral arrangements are being made and associates plan to attend.
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Robert Reed
East Boston
Quting Club
Bobbie
Reed
Bragdon
Neral
West End Railway suspends motorman over patriotic badge
Robert Miller, motorman 195 on the Eggleston Square line, was suspended two days for wearing a red schoolhouse emblem on his coat for the Fourth. He quoted refusing to discuss the matter beyond noting that workers often wear ribbons. others claim no rule prohibits such insignia and officials’ action is puzzling.
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West End Street Railway Company
Robert Miller
Eggleston’ Square
Elks Convention Delegation Leaves Boston for Atlantic City
The New England Elks’ convention party leaves Albany station by special train at 4 pm bound for New York where local lodge members will join to escort them to Atlantic City. Leaders include Grand Trustee W C Vanderlip ex Exalted Ruler Thomas Barry and George Hosmer. About ninety to one hundred delegates travel. they plan to return to Boston Saturday.
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Delaware
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Georgia
Illinois
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Iowa
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
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Missouri
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Prince Edward Island
Rhode Island
Tennnessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Boston
United States
North Atlantic Squadron
Christian Endeavor Societies
Uncle Sam
New England
Elks
Atlantic
N. J
Albany
Atlantic City
W. C. Vanderlip
Thomas Barry
George Hosmer
Charles Kelley
Frank Norton
William Lombard
John Graham
Manson Paige
George Hayden
Delegates Arriving At Society Rooms Officers Barred
An officer from Police Station 4 reported seeing an En deavorer near the United Society rooms yesterday afternoon in an attempt to reach Treasurer Shaw. The incident centers on entry efforts by a local group as delegates arrive.
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United Society Rooms
Shaw
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Los Angeles
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Baltimore
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Winston
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Canon J. B. Richardson
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New Durham
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East Northfield
J. Wilbur Chapman
People’s Temple
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Brotherhood
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S. F. Smith
S. B. Capen
Fredericky. Greenhalge
Edwin A. Curtis
Donald MacLaurin
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Albany, N. Y
Henry T. McEwen
Eustace B. Rice
Walter F. Canavan
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