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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1895

Page

5

Washington in 96 Leads Enduring Christian Endeavor Rally

The article recounts a Washington rally for the Christian Endeavor movement with a rousing audience chorus, speeches by Rev. H. T. McEwen and Dr. Russell H. Conwell, and vivid portraits of speakers. It notes Conwell’s prominence, renewed church reform ideas, and plans for the 1897 convention in San Francisco.

San Francisco Dr. Buckley California

San Francisco Wins 97 Convention Bid Despite Rail Rate Risk

The executive board voted unanimously for San Francisco as the site for the 97 convention, ranking the Pacific city's prominence over Los Angeles Portland and Seattle. A proviso notes a potential hurdle if affordable railroad fares cannot be secured due to limited competition on one line, potentially affecting travel costs for attendees.

San Francisco Los Angeles California Portland Ore Seattle Wash

Endeavor Tent meeting draws full house with Woolley speech

An 8000 capacity Endeavor Tent event overflowed with hundreds outside the Common. John G. Woolley of Chicago spoke on Christian Endeavor in the Saloon, denouncing liquor and party politics, urging action against saloon influence. The program listed multiple churches, speakers, and parliamentary sessions through Friday noon.

Endeavor Woolley John G. Woolley Chicago Mr. Woolley Minneapolis Democratic Party Republican Party United States Christian Endeavor

Programme for the Day Friday Morning Preyer Meetings

Early morning Preyer meetings 6 30 to topic Faith Trusting in the Lord Jesus Christ for strength Brookline Baptist Church Dorchester Temple

Preyer Lord Jesus Christ Brookline Baptist Church Dorchester Temple

Great Endeavorers reception and mass convention turnout

The Endeavor army grows to 900 members as delegates from Massachusetts flood Union Station and other hubs for a vast convention. A railway mishap on Track 23 caused no injuries, while badges total over 53 thousand by noon.

Union Massachusetts Lowell Chicago Hallett Providence Depot Kneeland Street Huntington Avenue Georgia Maryland Mechanics’ Building

Noonday Evangelistic Meeting at Faneuil Hall Draws Large Crowd

The noonday evangelistic meeting at Bromfield Street M. E. Church in Faneuil Hall drew a large attendance. Rev J Wilbur Chapman led services at 12 15 with I Will Sing the Wondrous Story. Rev Dr Anderson of Maryland offered prayer and Dr Hill spoke on Christian Endeavor. Professor and Mrs Lowe sang Rejoicing in Christ. Dr Hills closed with prayer. Francis E Smiley of Denver presided. Hymns by Evangelist Greenwood and Miss Walker.

Faneuil Hall J. Wilbur Chapman Anderson Maryland Hill Chapman Lowe

Afternoon Denominational Rallies Draw Thousands

Thousands attended afternoon denominational rallies at the Williston and Endeavor tents and Mechanics' building. Leaders included Rev. Dr. George B. Stewart of Harrisburg for Presbyterians, Rev. H. C. Vedder of Chester for Baptists, and Mr. W. H. Strong of Detroit for Congregationalists. The Union Congregational Church rally was conducted by the Cumberland Presbyterian Society. The People's Temple area on Columbus avenue hosted Methodist rallies from the South and Canada. United Brethren ran Park Street Church with Rev. H. F. Shupe of Dayton presiding. Speakers included Rev. J. H. Albright of Dallastown and Prof. J. P. Landis.

W. J. L. Cross Sydney New South Wales Australia E. B. Bagby Washington, D. C African Methodist Episcopal and African Methodist Episcopal Zion R. Haywood Stitt Philadelphia Penn Advent Christian A. C. Johnson Lynn Mass H. C. Vedder Chester W. R. Cruikshank Montreal Canada G. W. Morrow West Randolph Church of God John W. Mackey Harrisburg W. H. Strong Detroit Mich Cumberland Presbyterian R. W. Lewis Meridian Miss Disciples of Christ Allan B. Philpott D. D C. H. Tracy Somersworth N. H. Ee Winslow M. Bell Milton Carl E. Wittwer Buffalo N. Y Willis S. Hinman Columbia Shelly Bally John Pollock Glasgow Scotland F. E. E. Hamilton Newtonville J. A. Rondthaler Indianapolis Ind Stoughton Street Dorchester Eliot Congregational Church Roxbury Fourth Presbyterian Church South Boston Jamaica Plain Clarendam Street Shawmut Old South Congregational Church Union Congregational Church Park Street Presbyterian Church East Boston First Parish Charlestown Broadway Baptist Cambridgeport Old Cambridge Baptist Church Cambridge North Avenue Baptist Church Prospect Hill Somerville Harvard Street Baptist Church Brighton Avenue Allston South End Knight Chaplin London England Wayland Hoyt Minnneapolis Minn Otis A. Smith Evansville O. W. Stewart Eureka Ill A. E. Turner Lincoln Howard B. Grose Chicago George K. Somerby Boston Information Committee George B. Graff J. F. Cowan Pittsburg J. L. Lamont Belfast Ireland Burt Estes Howard Los Angeles Cal D. O. Mears Cleveland Methodist Episcopal Methodist Episcopal South Methodist of Canada Wallace McMullen Paul M. Strayer Baltimore A. D. Thaeler Winston N. C George B. Stewart United States Canon J. B. Richardson Ont Reformed Church In America Isaac W. Gowen New Durham N. J Henry T. Spangler Collegeville Samuel Fallows D. C Reformed Presbyterian Samuel McNaugher Southern Presbyterian James Lewis Howe Lexington United Brethren H. F. Shupe Dayton United Evangelical Otis L. Jacobs York United Presbyterian R. M Russell S. P. Rose P. Q Faneuil Hall Dwight L. Moody East Northfield Bromfield Street M. E J. Wilbur Chapman DPD Albany Williston and Endeavor Presbyterians Baptists Congregationalists Columbus Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Society People’s Temple South Park Street Church J. H. Albright Dallastown J. P. Landis

Endeavorers Spread Out for Active Christian Work

A group linked to the Christian Endeavor movement dispersed into factories stores warehouses and wharves for service. Led by Rev Charles Roads of Philadelphia Rev James L Hill D D of Salem and Rev C A Oliver of York Pa the largest meeting was at Jordan Marsh Co store. A 12 15 pm evangelistic service at the commercial wharf drew about fifty worshippers in a quiet crowd.

Washingon Capitol Building James Lewis Howe Washington and Lee University of Mechanics’ Building Tammany New York Chicago Charles Roads Philadelphia James L. Hill D. D Salem C. A. Oliver York Penn Jordan, Marsh & Co Christian Endeavorers

Quiet Evening at Cambridge Churches Reports Totals

Last evening was calm at the Christian Endeavor headquarters among Cambridge churches. Latest registration figures show North Avenue Congregational Virginia 90 Utah 4 Old Cambridge Presbyterians 3 percent. Pro street Congregational Indiana 340 Roadway Baptist Nebraska 90 Wyoming 5. Total 904.

Christian Endeavor Cambridge Boston North Avenue Virginia Utah Oldambridge Prost Street Indiana Roadway Baptist Nebraska Wyoming

Salem Overseers Take Over Poor Board Duties

The Salem Aldermen met electing E. F. Brown as agent and voting to assume overseers of the poor duties after a city solicitor notice that the May 29 act removed the board. They ratified prior acts, risking a potential authority conflict with the former overseers and agents.

Salem E. F. Brown

Dr Lougest & Co cure all disorders by distant treatment

Dr Lougest & Co of 313 Columbus Ave Boston offer treatments for urethral discharge impotence semen weakness grain stricture night emission general health and nervous complaints. Free consultation daily 10 am to 10 pm and mail treatment for distant patients with a booklet sent for a 2 cent stamp.

Lou DR. Lougest & CO Columbus Ave Boston Mass

Probate citations for wills in Suffolk Massachusetts 1895

Notices in Suffolk Probate Court summon heirs and interested parties for Harriet N Ayres George Stewart Caroline J Ritchie and Bridget Dolan estates. Executors Harmon I Lee Elijah George and Susa Executrix named with bond conditions and deadlines for appearance publication and delivery of notices.

Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Suffolk Harriet N. Ayres Boston Augustus Boston Post John W. McKim Esquire Elijah George Register Commonwealth OF Massachusettts King George C. Stewart Harmon I. Lee Malden Middlesex Hanover Street Caroline J. Ritchie Albert If’. Ritchie Somerville Catharine Tower Chelsea SUSA

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General Endeavor Washington Park Sisters Clark H. T. McEwen McEwen Pennsylvania Western Reserve College Union Theological Seminary New York City Covenant Chapel Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church International Convention of Christian Endeavor Union of Christian Endeavor Brooklyn Poughkeepsie Athens Utica Pulaski Gouverneur Syracuse Rochester Binghamton New York State Amesbury Rutherford, N. J State of Russell H. Conwell Conwell Grace Baptist Church Worthington Wilbraham Academy Yale Grace Church Christian Endeavor Movement Gathering OF Christ Christian Endeavor Society God St. Augustine Church of the United Denominations H. W. Sherwood Percy S. Foster Washington City J. Tyler Milligan Allegheny City Matthew v Mr. Hardin General Missionary Society R. W. Brokaw President Clarke Camp Endeavor Board of Trustees Pacific Berkeley Temple Union Church Sundey First Presbyterian Church First Baptist Church First Reformed Presbyterian Church Warren Avenue Baptist Church Brotherhood Clarendon Street Baptist Church Francis T. Clark Parents H. N. Kinney A. C. Dixon D.D A. F. Swengel J. T. McCrory Williston H. C. Farrar New England Piano Co Tremont St Francis E. Clark Amos R. Wells Cardinal Endeavor Rivington D. Lord Parliament of Nations M. Muriel McWilliams Armenia A. M. Boulgo George C. Stebbins Agi Rondout Christian Home Bureau G. F. Love, Jr N. Ze The Alaska Edward Marsden Wales R. Burgess India Prabala Ramachandrayya Guru Bermuda A. Burrows Delos K. Lonewolf Japan K. Isunashima Persia Jesse Malek Yonan Africa Anna M. Cummings Christian Fellowship Edwin Heyl Delk Hagerstown James L. Karrick County of Suffolk Stephen Jennings Moses Rollins Court Walker Et al W. F. Whitney Dennis Street Rolling Court Howard Joy Francis L. Brown Joseph P. Walker George P. K. Walker Superior Court Reece George C, Olt Maud Holt Maud George C. Holt Jos A. Willard Ellington Wells Endeavorers IN Salem Overseers OF the Poor Cate Ospexan DR. Loucest & CO
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