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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1895

Page

2

Endeavor Movement Urges Citizenship In Public Life

The meeting discussed Christian Endeavor work in the East and West, praising public sentiment against Tammany Hall and the rise of good-government clubs. Delegates from Washington, Chicago, Pittsburg and Newark spoke on Good Citizenship and church groups aiding democracy.

Endeavor Tammany Hall Kansas City Thomas Jones W. G. Clark D. D Chise 2. S. Taylor Washington, D. C Wilon Gill The Patriotic League Haskell Chicago Christian Citizenship Club Philip T. Penleton Pittsburg Syracuse Edward Young Newark N. J Boston Massachusetts Light

Banner Presented in Mechanic Hall Marks Citizenship Day

A Worcester event opened with a banner presentation to Syracuse by the local union praising Christian citizenship. Speeches by Rev C M Southgate and Hon Elijah Morse lauded Sabbath observance, arbitration, and the fight against the saloon curse. The crowd heard remarks from North American organizers and regional leaders extolling virtuous youth and universal rights, concluding with a mass noon meeting on the Common.

Mechanics’ Hall C. M. Southgate Worcester Syracuse Kenney Elijah A. Morse Canton Congressman Morse Alexander Wallace Jersey City N. J America North South

The Children’s Crusade in Mechanics Hall

Rain drove crowds into tents on Boston Common for a Christian Endeavor event led by Rev Nehemiah Boynton and featuring Dr Samuel F Smith. Mayor Curtis urged municipal reform and urged Christian Endeavorers to vote and participate from caucus to polls, stressing duty, honesty, and civic engagement.

Somerby Christian Endeavor Samuel F. Smith D. D B. F. Hamilton Roxbury Dr. Clark Nehemiah Boynton Dr. Smith Curtis Boynton

Addressing Reform and Civic Duty at Boston Unity Rally

The text covers a mass meeting in Boston where Lieutenant-Governor Wolcott and others urge Christian Endeavorers to bind patriotism with moral governance. Speakers call for honest public service, denounce corruption, and praise municipal reform. The event features praise for civic virtue, critique of Tammany influence, and calls for unity under American principles.

Williston Wolcott Boston Common Massachusetts L Lord

Thousands of Christian Endeavor rally at Mechanics Hall

The Christian Endeavor Junior rally drew thousands of young people to Mechanics Hall despite bad weather. Rev Dr Henry T McEwen presided, Eustace B Rice directed singing, and the program featured hymns, prayers, and verses with Mother Endeavor Clark welcomed by the crowd.

Christian Endeavor Mechanics’ Hall Endeavor Clark Mr. Clark Henry T. McEwen New York City Eustace B. Rice Boston

Banner Presented For Christian Citizenship Effort

A ceremony praised civic virtue and the "Little Red Schoolhouse" legacy as Rev G L Morrill awarded a banner to Syracuse New York for outstanding work in promoting Christian citizenship. Bishop B W Arnett urged unity, declaring Negroes claim stake in Bunker Hill and align with good government and education.

G. L. Morrill D. D Denver Col Syrcuse N. Y H. N. Kenney B. W.arnett Wilberforce Bunker Hill

Rain Deluge Cuts Short Giant Common Meeting

A rain soaked crowd of about 30,000 gathered on the Common to hear a large band perform patriotic and religious tunes. Umbrellas opened as the first drops fell, but the vast audience remained, creating a dense wall of spectators around the band stand despite the damp conditions.

Ica Flagstaff Hill Boston Common Nodon Mags Mechanics’ Hall

Hood's Sarsaparilla Boosts Appetite and Health

An advertisement claims good appetite signals strong digestion and Hood's Sarsaparilla tones the stomach and digestive organs. It asserts the remedy strengthens the body, prevents disease, and purifies blood, presenting Hood's as the leading public example at a price of $1 or six for $.

Hood

Christian Endeavor Addresses List

A compact roster shows multiple names including Annie F Mabon Jennie Ranson Mrs M Savage Charlotte A Hood Roland D Bact James W Barnes A E Slattenburg Martha P Simons Mrs H S Jameson Miss Armor R E Goodell Evalen Burrili Mrs C C Stratton Elva M M Savage Cassius M Hall and others linked to Boston addresses such as 6a6 streets South Boston and 68 Warrenton Street plus mappings to Cottage Street Everett Walnut Avenue Roxbury Main Street Waltham and Malden listings. The fragment outlines various members and addresses associated with Christian Endeavor activities.

Annie F. Mabon Jennie Ranson M. Savage Charlotte A. Hood Roland D. Bac Bkkesekes James W. Barnes Boston South M Street Csccaco Warrenton Street Cottage Street Everett Walnut Avenue Roxbury Main Street Waltham Ware United States

Deaths notice scattered in Falmouth and Cambridge

Death notices from Falmouth and Cambridge list several individuals with ages or locations, including Almira Boggs of Cambri ne, Lars Francis Been of Boston, Annie Cat di eiten of Cambridge, and Mrs Mary M move pase Home Chelsea, with dates around July 13 19. The fragmentary OCR text shows multiple names and places but few clear details.

Boggs Falmouth Almira Tan Lars Francis Cambri Ine Dan Boston Curren Cambridge Annie Cat di Eiten Gonteal Te Daniels Mary M Chelsea

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