3000 Methodists Volunteer for Personal Evangelistic Work
A New England Methodist convention at Tremont Temple ended with Bishop Henderson leading about 3000 delegates to vow personal evangelistic work in their churches and neighborhoods. Speakers urged renewed zeal, education support, and cooperative ecumenism, pledging a $5,000,000 fund for conference claimants and calling for social reforms including rest, living wages, and school facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Tremont Temple
Henderson
Tennessee
W. S. Bovard
C. C. Stanley
Wichita
Kan
Boston University
Wesleyan University
Methodist Men
Joan W. Hamilton
Boston
W. F. McDowell
Chicago
Dr. Warren
L. H. Marlin
Bishop Outlines Four Evangelistic Steps For Churches
Bishop Henderson urged pastors and laymen to determine effective evangelistic methods for their congregations. He proposed four core duties: include them in prayer programs, make personal calls, and invite participation. The speech emphasized practical action and faithful outreach within each church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Three Injured In Heavy Wind Storm Reported In Boston Area
A severe wind storm damaged Broadway and surrounding streets. A horse drawn cart toppled, a man named Frank Edwards was injured, and a truck driver had a broken arm. Hyde Park saw a man buried under groceries and injured. Widespread outages, down wires, and a burning sidewalk prompted emergency responses citywide. A dramatic brush fire in Waltham required a local women’s improvised fire brigade. Reading experienced a late thunderstorm with extended lightning and intermittent outages reaching Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Edwards
Wood Brothers Company
Broadway
Edison Company
Hyde Park
John Warner
Carolina Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Central Market
Hyde Park Avenue
Warner
Weather Bureau
New York
Arlington
Medford Hillside
Massachusetts Avenue
Sullivan Square
Boston
Waltham
Bacon Street
Tenbergen
Boston Flats
Reading
Winchester
Everett Avenue
Cambridge Street
A. Goldstein
Blue Hill Avenue
Harvard Street
Dorchester
Thomas Walsh
Rogers Street
South
Tug in Distress Must Wait for Rescuers
In a Lake Champlain gale off Quaker Smith's reef near Burlington four men aboard the tug Triton struggled for help as snow sleet and high winds hampered rescue efforts. The Lake Champlain Transportation Company tug Protector tried to assist but also sheltered from the storm. A horse-drawn lifeboat from Shelburne Bay was dispatched to reach the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Lake Champlain
Protector
Lake Champlain Transportation Company
Triton
Shelburne Bay
Pheasant slaughter passes 9000 mark in hunts records
The Commission on Fisheries and Game reports 8949 pheasants shot with hundreds more expected. Middlesex and Essex counties reported the highest counts as information from huntsmen trickles in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On Fisheries and Game
Middlesex
Essex
Lineal Descendant of John Alden Dies in Maine
Rutilius Alden prominent Maine agriculturist dies at his Winthrop home at age 76. He was a lineal descendant of John Alden and served in both Maine Legislature chambers and chaired the agricultural committee in 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Rutilius Alden
John Alden
Alden
Maine
Wide Open Fight for Suffrage
Nashville convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association votes to push Congress on broader suffrage work next year. Officers nominations proceed with Dr. Anna Howard Shaw as sole presidential candidate. election set for next Monday amid factional debates and mass meeting remarks by James Lees Laidlaw and Senator Luke Lea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Congress
Congressional
Anna Howard Shaw
Shaw
Lst An
Jean Gordon
New Orleans
Katherine Dexter McCormick
New York
Desha Breckinridge
Kentucky
Katherine B. Davis
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Orton H. Clark
Michigan
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
Susan W. FitzGerald
Boston
Annie H. Martin
Nevada
Henry Wade Rogers
Massachusetts
Helen G. Miller
Missouri
Nellie M. Somerville
Mississippi
Missiona Gale
Wisconsin
Association
National Men's League
James Lees Laidlaw Ruaed
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Severnl
Auto Stolen From Dorchester Resident in Dorchester
A five passenger car was stolen last night from in front of 79 Pleasant Street the residence of Arthur J Barbour manager of the Dorchester Ice Company. The black vehicle bears the number 58792.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Street
Arthur J. Barbour
Dorchester Ice Company
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Home Mission Board
Friends of Mankind
International Tribunal
Anne
O’sullivan
Traveler
Traveler Shoe Company
Washington St
Bacons
Acor. Ruggles
Worcester
Providence
Springfield
Lynn
Front St
Westminster St
Main St
Munroe St
Traveler Shoe
Clark and Spencer
Red Guard
Boston & Albany
Nai
All America Shoe Shop
Summer St
Nashville
Tenn
N. Sallinger
United States
America
Richard System
Strouse & Bros
Baltimore
Frankel System
Frankel
Standard of America
Adler’s
Collegian
Milwaukee
R. B. Fashion
Rochester
N. Y
Griffon Clothes
New York City
Lincoln Brand
Washington Street
West Street
Nea Ite
R. H. Co
Providence Establishment
Westminster Street
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