Catholic clergy views on Christian Endeavor in Boston
Catholic officials in Boston discuss whether Catholics may join the Christian Endeavor international movement. Vicar-General Byrne voices caution and calls for bishop-level decisions while praising the movement’s sincerity and temperance aims. Dr. Clark declines to comment on Catholic admissibility, labeling anti Catholic remarks as slander and praising Boston’s reception of the Christian Endeavor troops.
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Christian Endeavor
Boston
Leo
Father Phelan
Watchman of
St. Louis
Bryne
Phelan of
Ione
Kain
Stuis
The
Salvation Army
Cardinal Manning
Wright
New Mexico
Morning Paper
Christian Endeavor Movement
Canon Richardson
Toronto
Trinity Church
Pope Leo
Post
Clark
Byrne
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Catholic on the G E S Letters to the Editor
A Roxbury public school graduate writes praising the Christian Endeavor convention in Boston. The letter commends Protestant divines for teaching morality and God's love, notes no insults toward Catholics or other Christians, and affirms unity within Christianity.
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Sir
Christian Endeavor Convention
Boston
Rome
Roxbury
Tracks Show Mixed Freight Shift Across Rail Lines
East bound freight traffic has slowed while west bound volumes stay strong with Santa Fe taking a sizable share. The Endeavorers' Plymouth trip sold over 3350 tickets. West End line moved more than 600000 passengers daily last week. Electric loco failed in Baltimore tunnel and was abandoned. A train of twenty four freight cars could not be pulled by big motor yesterday. Western roads add staff with St Paul Union Pacific Burlington Omaha Missouri Pacific reinstating 20 percent laid off. Northern Steamship Company issues souvenir book highlighting Great Northern lake steamers North Land North West. painting in Great Northern window. Dominion Atlantic sees heavy travel rush to Nova Scotia. The Trackman.
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Santa Fe
Plymouth
Old Colony
West End
Baltimore
All Western
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Burlington
Omaha
Missouri Pacific
Northern Steamship Company
Great Northern
North Land
North West
Dominion Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Crowded Boston Cemeteries Attract Hometown Visitors
Visitors flooded Old South Church and Granary burying ground while a crowd gathered at King's Chapel and Bunker Hill. Delegates toured Cambridge landmarks including the Washington Elm and Longfellow’s house. The Board of Health kept gates open for the rest of the week to accommodate interested sightseers.
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Plymouth Rock
Salem
Old South Church
Faneuil Hall
State House
Bunker Hill Monument
Atlantic Avenue
Cambridge
Washington Elm
Board of Health
Endeavor Convention Expenses and Fundraising
The article details finances for the Endeavor convention, noting existing payments and pledges should cover expenses totaling about 22000. Major costs include hall 10000 decorations 1000 speakers travel and lodging 4000 printing and postage 2000 badges 1600 programs 1500, with 53000 regular badges and 5000 ribbon badges supplied for late entrants.
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Boston
Weather Talk Echoes In Aging Grandfather's Morning
A fragment shows Fred asking his grandfather about the weather while the elder jokes he has not read the paper yet. The exchange captures a quiet domestic moment and a judge’s intervening remark.
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Fred
Nantucket Excursion Tickets On Sale Three Days Ahead
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad offers popular Nantucket excursions by rail and steamboat along an ocean route. Tickets are strictly limited and go on sale at No 3 Old State House three days before the trip.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Nantucket
No. 3
Old State House
Sea Moss Farine Offers Nutritious Dessert Mix
Sea Moss Farine claimed to be tooth friendly and nutritious, marketed as an economical two cent package yielding 16 quarts for various dessert dishes with receipts included. Available at all grocers.
Endeavor Host Gradually Fat ng AW
The Christian Endeavor convention ends leaving Boston in a lonesome mood as delegates split into excursions. Ohio leader Barton guides the main tour to monuments and historic sites while others head to Concord Sleepy Hollow and Portland via two routes. Excursions feature special fares, long daylight itineraries, and plans to visit Williamstown, the Hoosac Tunnel, and the White Mountains with hoped for sunny weather.
Delegates Begin Leaving Boston Conventon Bustle Dims
By tomorrow night three fourths of the En deavorers will depart. Most Copley Square Hotel delegates have left or will leave this forenoon. New Yorkers led departures with 3000 gone. Hotels deserted, trains thinning, many overstay to finish farewells.
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Quincy House
Young’s
Parker’s
Boston
Frank
Post
Conservatory of Music
Park Square Station
New London
Arabella Pageant To Sail Into Manchester Harbor
A town carnival centers on an Arabella replica sailing into Manchester as part of a celebration. A yacht built by David M. Little and Ross Turner recreates an early English galleon on a cost near $900 plus, with a staged landing by Governor Winthrop and his retinue. The event includes marches, speeches by officials, a floral parade, fireworks, and aTown Hall collation with prizes for decorated carriages.
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David M. Little
Salem
Ross Turner
Rockport
Winthrop
Massachusetts Bay
Bureau of Information
Little
Turner
Mr. Turner
Richard H. Dana
Mr. Skinner
Richard H. Dana, Jr
George Wigglesworth
Arthur Merriam
Colonel Cochran
A. P. Rockwell
G. M. Black
C. D. Pitman
John Allen
H. W. Cunningham
Gordon Prince
West
W.S. Dixon
E. C. Hodges
Edward Robinson
F. K. Hooper
Hanks
W. A. Tucker
A. B. Sterns
Mr. Little
Peter Melbourne
Tuckerman
W. T. Lambert
Co. L. Perrin
John H. Fallon
Charles C. Fry
Ff. A
Broderic T. "Greenhalge
Olcott
America
Henry ©. Leach
Alfred S. Jewett
Board of Selectmen
D. F. Lamson
Roland C. Lincoln
John P. Ashley
Masconomo
Marshal
Cha & Hawke
Society of Colonial Coaches
Winthrop Party
Ae Pi Childrem
Proctor Street
Serene ‘Ince
Beach Street
Union
Washington
County Club
School Street
Bridge Street
Manchester
Central Street
Union Street
Washington Street
Yes
John A. Burnham
Inner Harbor
Priest School
Desolation After Convention Crowd Departed From Boston
The city shows mournful calm after a large convention as crowds dispersed from the Common and Mechanics Hall. Thousands toured Plymouth and Salem excursions, with 9000 Plymouth applicants and about 15 000 in Salem. Decorations will be removed slowly, not until next week.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Brunswick
Plymouth
Salem
Boston
Cambridge
Endeavor Hosts Welcome Plymouth Visitors On Historic Day
On Plymouth Rock day the Christian Endeavor gathering draws about 400 members to view and study the town’s historic sights. Despite showers, organizers celebrate with banners, decorated churches, and guides leading visitors from depot to square.
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Plymouth
C. E
Samoset House
Methodist Church
Court House
Baptist Church
Leyden Street
Universalist House of Worship
Cole’s Hill
Pilgrimage
Endeavor
Society
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Endeavor Pilgrimage Tours Plymouth Rock Day Trip
Hundreds of Endeavorers traveled by five special trains from Boston to Plymouth Rock in a careful, ceremony filled excursion. They crossed the rock while guides steadied them and joined in songs. Souvenirs sold from shells to spoons, and many planned to stay to see Plymouth's sights.
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America
Heron
Glendale
J. C. Sanborn
Card
Harrigan
Burnham
Harrington
Boston
Ohio’s
Plymouth
Salem Excursion Delights Christian Endeavorers From Boston
About 200 delegates from across the country journeyed to Salem for a day of historical tours. Guides led the visiting group through key sites despite light rain, with receptions at the depot and at Marblehead, where dinner was served in the engine house.
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Salem
Boston
Union
F. A. Sargent
Alice T. Hayward
Henry Tadgell
Alice Southerland
Arthur Averill
Iowa
Ohio
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Afernoon
Willows
Marblehead
Endeavorers Continue Excursions Despite Departures
Although many Endeavorers have left for regions called parts unknown a core group remains to sustain the regular series of excursions and pilgrimages that defines the campaign.
Bicycle Trip to Concord by the Endeavorers
The Endeavorers plan a morning bicycle excursion to Concord starting from Copley square at 7 o clock. Delegates will ride a Paul Revere route with a Medford reception at Secretary Baer s house and an hour long Lexington stop. Special rail return options exist for those leaving at Lexington or Concord.
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Concord
Copley Square
Paul Revere
Medford
Baer
Lexington
All He Wanted Amid Curious Biffies Sniffies Exchange
In a brief, quirky exchange, Biffies asks if Sniffies has seen his new bouncing boy. Sniffies replies he hasn’t, but notes he has heard tell of the child. The dialogue hints at playful social chatter rather than a formal event.
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Biffies
Sniffies
Moran Visits City Hall Sparks Mayor Curtis Fallout
Lawyer John B. Moran visited City Hall for legal business, denying a violation of his Sunday Post interview about not visiting City Hall during the current administration. Moran and Curtis trade barbed remarks as independents rally, while Republicans linger for office as street crews push the Columbus Avenue extension, notifying residents along the route to move out before cold weather.
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John B. Moran
City Hall
Munic Rossen
Sunday Post
Curtis
Moran
Boston
James Kelly
Ward 23
John J. Coffey
Ward 8
Republican Committee
Columbus Avenue
Roxbury Crossing
Ritchie
Chelsea Aldermen Consider $25,000 Land Purchase for School
Alderman Roberts led a plan to buy land at Cottage and Highland for an eight room school, proposing $20,000 from surplus and a $5,000 special loan. An amendment to build on City Hall lot was defeated 7 to 8. the main order failed 8 to 7 with two thirds required. Roberts said he would seek a reconsideration next meeting.
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Chelsea
Roberts
Corner Cottage
Highland Streets
Haddaway
O’brien
City Hall
Central Avenue
Hawthorne Street
Hadaway
Delano Estate
Cottage Street
Alderman Hadaway
Alderman Roberts
Strangers Who Will Stay At Convention Visitors Stay Longer
Delegates to the Christian Endeavor convention plan extended visits in this city visiting friends and local sites including Plymouth. Indiana Wisconsin and Illinois groups mostly stay with Ohio contingent headed to Chautauqua a few days longer while some provincial delegates return home.
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Boston
Christian Endeavor Convention
Plymouth
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Ohio
Chautauqua
Greatersr
Old Bay State
Sermon Explores Infinite Power of God in a Texas Town
A Baptist clergyman in a Texas town begun his sermon by detailing God's vast creative power from the ocean to a grain of sand and then noted that he himself and a daisy were created, illustrating divine omnipotence.
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Texas
Cut This Out And Come Quick For Low Priced Fashions
A short sale notice urges shoppers to hurry to purchase discounted men’s clothing items. It highlights marked down stock including Cassimere pants and Cheviot suits at reduced prices, encouraging quick action Monday night.
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Western Reserve
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Sleepy Hollow
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Tremont
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Haymarket Square
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Warren Bridge
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Main Street
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Winter Hill
John Willis Baer
Mr. Baer
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Arlington
Fitchburg
George L. Sullivan
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Elsie Gordon
Harry 8. Johnson
M. Clinton Bacon, Jr
S&s. F. Holt
Union Station
Williamstown
Hoosac
Endeavor Society
Portland
Old Orchard
White Mountains
Fabyan House
H. A. Lathrop
Summit House
E. Allen
Massachusetts Endeavor Union
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Masconomo Field
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