Boston set for new healing missions by Hickson
Herbert L Baldwin states more healing missions will open in Greater Boston next fall using James Moore Hickson methods led by local ministers. At West Somerville St Pauls and St John Cathedral missions, hundreds of supplicants including disabled and elderly sought touch and prayer. No cures claimed, but many report felt improvement and renewed strength as clergy anticipate broader church participation.
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James Moore Hickson
Greater Boston
Hickson
St. Paul’s Church
Broadway
Clarencon Avenue
West Somerville
William H. Pettus
Pettus
St. Paul
Tremont Street
Protestant Episcopal Church
Boston
Church of
St. John the Evangelist
St. Paul’s Cathedral
St. Paul's Cathedral
City
Somerville
Pep
Vigu
Mr. Hickson
Dean Rbousmaniere
Cathedral
Dean Rousmaniere
Brimmer Street
Henry Ford's Testimony On War Remarks At Hearing
A lengthy hearing traces Henry Ford's remarks on war and the Wood and Wilson comparisons. The record covers Ford's admitted lack of memory on notes, Delavigne letter details, and questions about preparedness comments amid hospitalities for a healing mission narrative at the Cathedral.
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Stevenson
Henry Ford
Henry A. Wise Wood
New York
Ford
Wilson
Mr. Wood
Joseph O'Neill
William J. Cameron
Alfred Lucking
Lucking
Benedict Arnold
Arnold
Theodore Delavigne
Mr. Stevenson
Attorney Murphy
Mr. Ford
Delavigne
Detroit
Wood
World Brotherhood
Detroit Free
Free Pregs
Christian Science Conflict Over Memorandum Details Board Authority
Testimony in Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court exposed a dispute between Adam H. Dickey and Herbert W. Eustace over the Dittemore memorandum. Dickey said Eustace approved the memorandum as a gentleman’s agreement, while Eustace testified he rejected it, underscoring tensions between the Christian Science Board of Directors and the Trustees of the Publishing Society.
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Adam H. Dickey
Christian Science Board of Directors
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Church
Herbert W. Eustace
Christian Science Publishing Society
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Dickey
Dittemore
Eustace
John V. Dittemore
McKenzie
Hatten
Mr. Hatten
Mr. Dittemore
Neal
Krauthoff
Eddy
Mother Church
The
Christian Science Publications
Christian Science Journal
Sherman L. Whipple
Men Save Girls After Rock Rescue Near Portland
Beatrice Littlefield and Dorothy Morrell, 14 and 13, were stranded on a rock 200 yards offshore as the tide rose. Three Grand Trunk railway section hands J A Dwinal Steve Costello and H Con dunel swam out in heavy gear to pull them to safety before resuming work, leaving the rescue behind them as if nothing had happened.
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Portland
Beatrice Littlefield
Dorothy Morrell
J. A. Dwinal
Steve Costello
H. Condunel
Deering
Grand Trunk
Littlefield
Memorial Service Repeats for 26th Division at St Pauls
The 26th Division memorial service for those who died at Chateau Thierry will be repeated Sunday night at St Pauls Cathedral. Many families could not attend Friday noon service, so the event is held again to honor the fallen. Rev Edward T Sullivan will speak on The Bivouac of the Dead after hymns on the cathedral porch led by a vested choir and trumpeters.
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Chateau Thierry
St. Paul's Cathedral
Edward T. Sullivan
Catal
Raynhams plane wrecked during transatlantic attempt
St John's Newfoundland July 17 Frederick P. Raynham failed again to depart for an Atlantic flight in his Martinsyde. The craft rose only 30 feet and crashed. The machine was wrecked but the flyer and navigator Lieutenant Conrad H Biddlecombe escaped injury.
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ST. John’s N. F
Frederick P. Raynham
Raynham
Conrad H. Biddlecombe
Destructive test flight ends in wreck of rebuilt transatlantic craft
The chi mera rebuilt after a wreck in May failed during an attempted hop. Captain Raynham and Captain Morgan, the navigator, were involved with the Sopwith pilot Harry Hawker. The rebuilt machine, the smallest entry, had 275 horsepower and carried 375 gallons of fuel, but could not lift the load. It ran 30 yards on the ground, then rose about 50 yards at 3 feet before nosing into the turf.
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Raynham
William T. Morgan
Harry Hawker
Morgan
England
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