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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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