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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1895
Page
6
The Boston Post offers a double gold eagle prize to the writer of the best poem of welcome for the Christian Endeavor convention. Poems must be no more than thirty two lines and received before the convention opens. Address to Christian Endeavor Editor, The Post, Boston.
A short verse from Violet Eyre of Charlestown dated July 2 inviting the Christian Endeavor group to visit the native land. The poem praises their charity to the poor sick and elderly and promises eternal remembrance and hope beyond the sun.
Boston welcomes Endeavor visitors with banners and prayers. The poem invites faith, freedom, and shared purpose, praising historical ties to Boston and celebrating Christian Endeavor ideals. The two letters by William Henry Graves and H Reynolds attest to Boston’s hospitality and the author’s civic and religious hopes.
An extended poetic welcome from multiple speakers honoring Christian Endeavor visitors arriving in Boston. The text includes inspirational lines about liberty, faith, peace, and service, with attributions to Lou is P. Drouin Florence Brookhouse Robinson Caroline P. Dalton Gertrude B. Lane and references to Roxbury Somerville and Boston.
A warm greeting to the 1896 Endeavorers visiting Boston. The note invites readers to share in a civic welcome while highlighting historic sites such as Bunker Hill and Faneuil Hall. It frames the gathering as a religious and communal expression under the Saviour's glory and ends with the signature William M. Raichan of 34 Saratoga Street.
Miss J. B. Deane of Middleboro Mass reports a Boston welcoming scene for the queen of New England. The devotion-filled address and pledge unite East West North and South in Christian Endeavor to joyful praise and steadfast faith.
Poem praising Pilgrim Fathers and Boston visiters in summer heat with chorus for the Christian Endeavor gathering. Ends with praise to God and hopeful blessing for the nation. Written by T. B. Wellman from Lynnfield Centre dated July 2.
A fragmentary church hymn announces a hopeful message of cleansing salvation and the coming Christ. It frames a vast spiritual army as heaven sent and spread across lands, ending with a blessing for readers and a signature for William Thomas of East Somerville.
The piece greets Christian Endeavorers arriving in Boston and Lexington Massachusetts from north south east and west. It invites delegates from every state and territory to join in worship and unity, praising Christ and awaiting their coming in the home they love.
A peaceable gathering on the New England coast brings Christian Endeavorers from near and far to sing pray and unite under Christ's banner. They pledge to uphold the right seek steadfast faith and live as brave soldiers for the Christian race. The piece ends with the hopeful line servant well done. West Newton Massachusetts. M. E. Weeks.
A dated ceremony of Christian welcome to visitors in Boston and Plymouth with warm pledges of hospitality. The verses urge opening hearts from East to West, citing Pilgrim heritage and the unity of faith. The piece emphasizes hospitality as a civic and religious ideal in a late 19th or early 20th century urban setting.
The piece from Rockport Massachusetts extends a broad welcoming message to newcomers, invoking religious liberty and civic harmony. It blends patriotic and gospel tones, praising God and inviting visitors to share in church and home while referencing Boston and coastal scenery. The signature Martha Letitia Pickering appears at the end.
A dated welcoming piece from July 9 1895 signed by Samuel Dunlop at 23 Mechanic Street Allston Massachusetts invites the Christian Endeavor band into Boston praising their work and blessing churches and the land.
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