Billy Sunday Tells Boston Campaign Starts Soon
Billy Sunday prepares to begin an 11 week campaign in Boston after finishing an eight week stretch in Detroit. He notes a transformed look and renewed energy as he returns to Winona Lake for a brief rest before the Boston endeavor.
Local Church Notices and Obituaries in Boston Area
A dense page lists church services across Roxbury Somerville and Dorchester with preaching times and speakers including Rev PF Banks Rev John A Cargile Dr Farnham Rev Herbert S Johnson D D and Rev Frederick Heath plus Adventist Christian and Salvation Army notices. It also contains extensive death notices and funeral details for Bagnell Bowers Bowles Breen Cameron Campagnonis Carruthers Clover Cram Crotty Curry Devine Dolphin Donovan Finnegan Flaherty Garner Good Herthel Hale Hickey Kennedy Knapp Kinnaly Lindsay Mahoney Manning McCaffrey McDonald Mooney Sands Silva Taylor Taylor Tuttle Wood Zabroski.
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Adventist Advent Christian Church
Putnam St
Somerville
E. Banks
John A. Cargile
Bridgeport
Ala
Advent Christian Church
Warren Street
Roxbury
Farnham
Bagnell
Dedham
Richard Allen Bagnell
Bowers
Julia A
Edward H. Bowers
Bowles
Boston
Agnes J
Katherine
Thomas Bowles
Gate of Heaven
Breen
Peter J
Mary Breen
Hutchinson
Dennis
Margaret Breen
Hanley
Dennis St
St. Patrick's Church
Cameron
Mattapan
James
Flora Cameron
Campagnonis
Antonio Campagnoni
Josephine
Unity St
Oh da
Companon
Carruthers
Dugald B. Carruthers
First Methodist Biscopal Church
Norwood St
Everett
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Leith
Scotland
Clover
Crawford St
James William
Lillian MacPherson Clover
Forest Hills Cemetery
John J
Andrew J
Mary BE. Crotty
Harold St
St. Joseph’s Church
Circuit St
Curry
Brookline
James P
Annie
Finn
John Gurry
Franklin St
St. Mary's of the Assumption Church
Devine
Dorchester
Rose
Thomas J
Rose (Smith) Devine
St. Columbkinle's
Market St
Flaherty
Chelsea
Michael
Mary Flaherty
Centre St
West Roxbury
Good
lIn
William T
William
Ellen Good
Swanton
J.P. Quigley
Callender St
St. Cecilia's Church
Belvidere St
B. O. E. Neads
Herthel
Westminster Ave
Caroline
Frederick J. Herthel
Knapp
Marblehead
Benjamin L. Knapp
Church of the New Jerichen
Bowdoin St
Kinnaly
Daniel and
Mary Kinnaly
Regan
Lindsay
Malden
Caroline A. Lindsey
Wunera
Rockland Ave
Mahoney
Andrew
Ellen Mahoney
Danehy
Somerville Ave
St. Joseph's Church
Manning
Charlestown
Josephine F
Patrick J. Manning
Johnson
St. Aidan’s Church
M. C. O. F. Woonsocket
Worcester
M'Donald
Eunice M
James McDonald
White Street
Trenton Street Baptist Church
Mooney
John
Sands
Arlington
Magnolia
Robert Edwards Sands
Belmont Street Baptist Church
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
Wolfboro
N. H
Silva
Nora J. Silva
McLellan St
St. Leo's Church
Esmond St
Manchester
N.H
Taylor
Winchester
Frank J. Taylor
Wood
Henry A. Wood
Addington Rd
Zabroski
Vincenti Zabroski
Tallberg
Tremont St
St. Michael Cemetery
Billy Sunday Transforms From Tired to Dynamic On Return to Boston
The article shows Billy Sunday alternately exhausted and energized at Winona Lake. He speaks of longing to stay home, revealing a human side amid his public persona. Mrs Sunday remarks on the short two days at home before he resumes work in Boston.
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Atward
Flower Mike
the Evangelist
Winona Lake
Indiana
Boston
Billy Sunday
Detroit
Michigan
Ee Christianity
Mary Wiggin
San Francisco
Metaph Wcal
Huntington Avenue
Fred Religious Association
Copley Hall
Clarendon Street
Billy
Philadelphia
Oscar B. Hawes
Unitarian
THE
Sunday Commons
Huntington Chambers Hall
Charles Fleischer
Church OF the Living
Divine Science Service
Boylston Street
Hall
Dr. Hannon
Common Clause Society Forum
Franklin Union Hall
Berkeley Street
Charles E. Fay
America
Mrs. Sunday
Paul
New England
Wilson
Hughes
California
Mr. Sunday
Chicago
Dr Greene's Nervura promises renewed health for women
Suffering women urged to write to Dr. Greene for free consultation at his Boston office. Nervura touted as restoring strength, nerve balance, and youth to anxious readers, with claims of benefits for female illness and beauty.
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Dr. Greene
Sunday on the Twentieth Century with Fleeting Fame
Billy Sunday and Ma travel by train toward Boston for a major revival while public curiosity and gossip swirl around the evangelist. They sample candy, discuss politics, and note their son Billy Jr.’s gift, as fans and porters jostle for attention aboard the rail journey toward Harvard and Princeton events.
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Sunday
Billy
Toledo
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Boston Tabernacle
Harvard
Eddie” Casey
Stadium
Reception for Sunday Campaign Workers in Boston
Evangelist Billy Sunday arrives by train to a large Boston reception with 52 000 expected at first day services. Worcester-bound leaders join the party and later attend a Harvard football game before a large evening crowd. Traffic routes, housing, and timings are arranged for the campaign kickoff and daily services through the weekend.
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Episcopal Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Elwood Worcester
Sete Lloyd
Gounod
Schubert
Chaconne
Karg Elert
William Lawrence
D. D
Massachusetts
Paris
ST. Paul
Dean Rousmaniere
Artley B. Parson
Theodore R. Judlow
Boone University
Wuchang
China
Trinity Church
Holy Communion
Church School
Paul Shimmon
Beacon Hall
Universalist Church
Harvard Street
Coolidge Corner
Brockton
Mass
Hall
Centre St
First Church OF All Souls
Boylston Street
Brunswick Hotel
Adelaide Griswold
Caroline Foote Marsh
Brooklyn
N. Y
G. Edward Griswold
Cambridge
Henrietta Adams
Ace Ida Wilson
All Welcome
Billy Sunday
Boston
Twentieth Century Limited
South Station
Worcester
Evangelist
Dorchester Avenue
Chester I. Campbell
Sunday
Tremont
Park
Beacon
Arlington
Commonwealth Avenue
James E. Walker
George Sunday
New York
Fred W. Moore
Harvard University
Keeper Takes Over Household Duties in Boston Launch
The text describes a careful handover of domestic tasks as Mr. Sunday's first day in Boston signals the start of a promising campaign, noting meticulous attention to minor details to ensure success.
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Boston
Despondent man drowns himself in Jamaica Pond
Alexander Murdock, 51, of 3 Oakland terrace Jamaica Plain, committed death by own action yesterday by drowning in Jamaica Pond. Despondency and business troubles were cited as causes. A letter to a Jamaica Plain undertaker stated his intention and named the spot in the pond where the body could be found.
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Alexander Murdock
Oakland Terrace
Jamaica Plain
Jamaica Pond
Jamaica
Flain
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Heath
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Sunday Campaign Committee
William Asher
Olive Jo, Russell
Pilgrim
Walter Hammett
William Sargent
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Cortland Myers
First Free Baptist Church
Holborn Street
Borace H. Hayes
Wana Selfridge
Union Square Baptist Church
Walnut Street
James Grant
New Haven
Cono
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First Baptist Church
Ashmont
Adams Streets
Wallace
Sampson
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Union Square
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Jesson
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Jesus
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Hornby
Grieg
Chadwick
Eeposal
Saint-Saens
Boellman
Central Club
Harry Ward
Boston University Theological School
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Ave
W. Newton St
Israps
Blandford Street
Harry Levi
Henry I. Gideon
Lutheran ST
Methodist Episcopal People's Temple
Columbus Avenue
A. H. Nazarien
First Reformed Presbyterian Congregation
Warren Ave
Brookline St
W. J. Knight
First United Presbyterian Church
Warren Avenue
West Brookline Street
South End
Kenneth M. Munroe
Salvation Army
Massachusetts Avenue
Lafayette Square
William Scott
Charles Olley
Central Square
West End
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
W. A. Antrim
Martha McCann
Cambridge Band
William L. Worcester
Church OF the New Jerusalem
Bowdoin Street
State House
James Reed
H. Clinton Hay
Hay
Unitarian King's Chapel
School Streets
Howard N. Brown
Age Pay
B. Snow
Brown
Mr. Snow
First Church
Eliot Square
DeNormandie
Universalist Fenway Theatre
Second Universalist Church
R Roblin
Perpetual Youth
Foster, Cowen and Sullivan
Evelyn Kinsman
International Bible Students’ Association
Steinert Hall
H. W. Colby
Walter Devoe
Bergson
Metaphysical Club Hall
Mary B. Collson
Metaphysical Club
Eigher
People's Forum
Shawmut Avenue
Pleasant St
Socialist Unity
Reimer
NEW Thought Forum
Newbury
Exeter Streets
Henry A. Atkinson
Universal Spiritual Church
Huntington Ave
Frederick Nicholson
Progressive Spiritual Alliance Church
Lucy A. Johnson
Tremont Street
Claire Curtis
Mme
Anna Whittier
Blanche Desmond Tracey
Alpha Harmony Society
Broadand
May A. Bemis
Huff
Lunt
Crouch
First Bible Spiritual Church
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Pleasant Street
Frida
Ila Hayden
J Pancy Blacklock
Stewart Hall
Professor Young
J. Young
Spiritual Endeavor Society
Louise Hall
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ROD Men's Hall
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W. 5. Butler
Tracy
Jollimore
Desland
W. L. Clough
First Science Bible Spiritual Church, Inc
Central Sq
Nebecca
G. ‘Treadwell
Unity Church
Jordan Wall
J. A. Wiggin
Harvey Redding
Circle
Washington Street
Progressive Spiritual Church
Abbie Atwood
Lynn
Nettie Holt Harding
Cadet Hall
Market Street
Lyceum
Harmony Hall
Soul Thought
Fred Hi
Pierce
Spiritualists' Union
Fremont Street
Church of Higher Spiritualism
Pearl St
J. B. Armstrong
Classified Department
G A. M
Ogilvy
Charles Ogilvy
New Rochelle
Byrne—Sexton
Church of the Sacred Heart
Wilmington
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Delaware
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Michael Sexton
Frederick J. Byrne
New York City
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Parker
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Elkhart
Ind
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Nora of the Evangelist
Post
Bost
Iike
Will
Frances Miller
Rose Foutts
Flowerphona Beach
ELKS
William A. Tuttle
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Elm and Newbern St
Edward Co. Goan
P. I. M'Canon
Boston Lodge No.10
B.P.C. Elks
William T. Good
St. Cecilia’s Church
Back Bay
Bpdward C. Carr
P. F. McCarron
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K. of C
Jamel Curry
J. F. McGrath
G. K
Boston Catholic Cemetery Association
Guild Hall
Washington St
Edwin A. Wall
Frank J. M'Barron
Hunt-Spiller Mfg, Corp
Dorchester Ave
South
Winter Street
Gilchrist
Edwards