Billy Sunday Sermon Series Thirteen More Entries Listed
The Post presents the nineteenth Billy Sunday sermon in a daily and Sunday series begun Feb 28. It details past daily titles, outlines the upcoming entries through March 18, and instructs readers how to obtain back numbers via dealers or the Circulation Department in Boston with an extra cent per copy.
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the Post
Daily and Sunday Post
Sunday Post
Billy
Post
Boston Post
No Second Chance and the Reality of Hell Fire
A preacher declares there is no second chance after death, arguing hell is real and eternal. He urges repentance, cites biblical passages from Revelations and Matthew, and condemns liberal views while urging belief in eternal damnation and final judgment.
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Jesus
Christ
God
Hell
Heaven
Jesus Christ
Perdition
Trappes
Benitentiaries
Lady Macbeth
Paul
Adam
Religious campaign yields 495 Sunday converts in Columbus
The Rev. S. L. Martin reports 495 Sunday converts at King Avenue Methodist Church since a three year old campaign, with 489 active members and several in leadership roles. The Tabernacle Workers League has 3000 converts by January 1915, aiding saloon cleanup and aiding families through church outreach and a Goodale mission.
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Tabernacle Workers’ League
United States
First Avenue
Goodale
Gossip for motorists at Copley Plaza luncheon in Boston
Hudson Motor Car Company executives M r McIinerny and B Jackson hosted a luncheon for Henley and Kimball of Henley Kimball Co. as Me chanic s Building displays move to Manchester show opening March 29. Reo ships 125 daily from Tansing Mich with demand at 200 daily. production expansion to 1000 cars monthly under Chandler addi tion.
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Rk. B. Jackson
J. F. McIinerny
Hudson Motor Car Company
Copley Plaza
George B. Kimball
Augustus B. Henley
Henley-Kimball Company
Mechanics’ Building
Manchester
N. H
Ralph Nettleton
Cleveland
Chandler
Reo
Reo Motor Car Company
Tansing
Mich
Kennedy Associates Hold Annual Dinner at Quincy House
The Kennedy Associates annual dinner at Quincy House celebrated a robust past season as semi annual profit sharing checks rose. President Fred A Doering opened the event with toastmaster P J McMahon and remarks from F J Kennedy and executives H A Burnell E G Holmes and W E Weld.
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H. A. Burnell
E. G. Holmes
W. E. Weld
Matty Baldwin to Be Given Reception Tonight
Matty Baldwin, famed fighter and native son, will receive a rousing reception at the Howard from Charlestown friends. He stars in The Training Camp sketch and has recently made a successful stage debut. His peers plan several surprises and honors for his long and honorable ring career.
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Matty Baldwin
Fisth
the Howard
Charlestown
Matty
Flower of the Gorse Climax Promised in Sunday Post
The coming issue of the Sunday Post promises a thrilling climax as the hero and villain meet in Flower of the Gorse. Readers are teased with high tension and decisive moments building toward the finale.
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Sunday Post
Track meet dispute over indoor schoolboy championship results
A wrangle over the city indoor track meet at Mechanics Building alters team points. Huntington School leads with 151½, Exeter 1434, Worcester nine after adjustments, with Dovile and Ziegler among top finishers and point reallocations affecting several schools.
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Mechanics’ Building
Doyle
Charles Ziegler
Huntington School
Dana
Canton High
Ziegler
Silcox
Lowell High
Dovile
Worcester
Huntington High
Exeter
English High
Worcester Academy
Milton Academy
Providence Tech
Worcester Classical
Medford High
Boston College High
Volkmann
Powder Point
Nobile & Greenough
H. S. of Commerce
Controversy Over Age of Sprinter Tops School Meet
Officials investigate after Worcester Academy initially wins the meet. Tony Doyle of Worcester, aged over 20, is found ineligible, handing the title to Huntington School. Questions arise about a Huntington scorer aged about 21, with the B A A delaying the cup until a birth certificate is produced. Worcester defends Doyle, while Messer faces scrutiny for not acting sooner.
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Worcester Academy
Phillips Exeter Academy
Tony Doyle
Huntington School
George W. Brown
Doyle
Schoolboy Association
G. N. Messer
Worcester Academy to Return Cups in Doyle Case
Dr D W Abercrombie of Worcester Academy assures Exeter principal Perry that all cups won by sprinter Anthony Doyle and relay cups, plus the winning Worcester Academy cup, will be returned to the B A A. It also hints Doyle may withdraw from Worcester due to the publicity.
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Abercrombie
Worcester Academy
Perry
Exeter
Anthony Doyle
Lewis Perry
D. W. Abercrombie
Worcester School
Doyle
Boxing Book Requests From The W. B. Correspondence
Notes request details on sporting boxing books. Letters mention Joe McCarthy, Johnny Glover, and Thomas Keady seeking information or listings.
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W. B
Joe McCarthy
Johnny Glover
Thomas Keady
Cubs Shut Athletics Out 9 to 0 in Florida Exhibition
In Jacksonville on March 17 the Chicago Cubs defeated Connie Mack's Athletics 9 to 0 in a spring exhibition. The A's, fielding about half their regular lineup, endured a fourth straight loss to the Cubs noted for their strong play against Mack's squad in the South.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Connie Mack
Chicago Cubs
Rajah Bresnahan
House of Mack
White Elephants
Cubs Rally Past Mackmen In Rough Road Win
Bresnahan pitched from start to finish while Mack lasted six innings. The Cubs scored eight runs off Joe Bush over three innings to seal the victory. Wilbur Davis, a Virginia recruit, baffled the Cubs for six innings, allowing only three hits in the last six frames. The Mackmen promise a stronger lineup tomorrow to rebound from the setback.
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Harry Davis
Cubs
Chicago
AB. R. BH TB
PO. A. FE
Fisher
Schulte
Zimmerman
Williams
Archer
Bresnahan
MecLarry
Wee
Theney
Zabel Pater Eewne
Knizely Eeseee
Tota Reer
Athl AB. R BH TB PO
ETICS
Davies
Ore
Oldring
Stronk
Lajoile
Oo Barry
Coneee
McConnell
Sherman
R F
Tapp
Bush
Davis
Wesemen
Knizely
Cheney
Zabel
Bush Oe
Bush Cheney
Bush Williams
Mullaney
Mack
Joe Bush
Mackmen
Wilbur Davis
Virginia
Lemle Chases Win in Grand Opera House Bout
Karl Lemle is in fine form to face Isando Bey the Tartar at the Grand Opera House tonight. The Portland rematch last November ended even after an hour with solid efforts from both wrestlers. A Lemle defeat would cancel his scheduled match with Cutler next Wednesday in Mechanics' building.
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Karl Lemle
Grand Fettle
Isando Bey
Grand Opera House
Lemle Banks
Portland
Lemle
Cutler
Mechanics’ Building
Interview setup for Sam Langford via manager Joe Woodman
A request to interview the boxer Sam Langford should be directed to his manager Joe Woodman at the Winthrop Building in Boston Massachusetts. The notice specifies contact details for arranging the interview.
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Sam Langford
Joe Woodman
Winthrop Building
Boston
Mass
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