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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1908

Page

2

Death of General Count Huelsen Haeseler Delays Kiel Audience

Berlin reports the death of General Count Huelsen Haeseler, chief of the German military cabinet. The Emperor telegraphed Chancellor Von Buelow that tomorrow's Kiel audience on board the battleship Deutschland is deferred. The Emperor will return to Berlin for a high level meeting with the imperial chancellor expected Tuesday.

Berlin Count Huelsen- Haeseler von Buelow Kiel Deutschland

Laymen Missionary Conference Opens in Boston

The Boston Laymen's Missionary conference gathers at Tremont Temple and Symphony Hall with Trinity and Old South churches hosting as business men drive a new era in world missions. Colonel Halford notes Canada’s lay campaigns and urges a union of faith and commerce for a global gospel effort.

Trinity Old South Tremont Temple Symphony Hall Boston Newport Waltham Worcester Ropes Drug Co Salem Lynn Beverly Goldethwaite’s Brockton Taunton Emerson Home CO Roxbur

One Way To Avoid Piles

A hospital matron praises a mild constipation remedy to prevent headaches stomach trouble and piles. She cites rising operations for appendicitis and rectal diseases and recommends Cascara Cardiol mix with rhubarb syrup for adults and children after meals.

Munyon

Count Huessen-Haesler Dies After Dinner In Emperor’s Presence

Count Huessen-Haesler, imperial adjutant and constant companion to the Emperor, died suddenly after dinner at Donaues chiggen in the Emperor’s presence. Public anger at the Emperor grows over delays in meeting the chancellor and calls for a declaration to calm subjects.

Count Huessen-Haesler Donaueschiggen

Missionary Work Amid Islam Splits and Growth in India

The sermon notes divisions within Islam as a door for Christian outreach in India. Rev. George A. Gordon argues 300+ missionaries in British India are converts from Islam and stress practical Christianity grounded in family life and modern society to counter Mohammedan appeal.

British India George A. Gordon

Trinity Church Hosts Interdenominational Laymen’s Missionary Meeting

Bishop William Lawrence addressed nearly 1500 attendees at Trinity Church in an interdenominational Laymen's Missionary Movement gathering. He urged Christians to unite to spread faith, stressing urgency in aiding the East and ensuring justice and honor in commerce, citing Taft.

William Lawrence Trinity Church Lawrence Phillips Brooks Taft

Movement Voices Demand End to Degradation Across Nations

J Campbell White reports success of the Laymen's Movement in Canada and two years of work abroad. The campaign boosted church mission contributions from two to ten times the original amount. Mornay Williams of New York decries false commerce and calls for global evangelization, stressing responsibility and hope.

Ecan J. Campbell White Laymen’s Movement Canada Mornay Williams New York

Missionary Society Meetings Set Across Boston Churches

Today features a 10 30 a m gathering at Park Street Church addressed by Dr Arthur S Lloyd secretary of the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society and Mornay Williams a New York lawyer. A Tremont Temple noon meeting follows with important talks. Evening dinner at Tremont Temple includes remarks by Bishop William Lawrence editor Silas McBeg Colonel Elijah Halford and J Campbell White.

Park Street Arthur S. Lloyd Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society of the Episcopal Church Mornay Williams New York Tremont Temple Wilam Lawrence Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts Silas McBeg Churchman Elijah Halford J. Campbell White The Waymen’s Movement

Portugal Defies Portugal as Macao seized by Chinese

Despatches from Macao report Chinese troops have occupied Macao Portu guese territory, with natives resisting and customs seized. Portugal plans to send cruisers Rainha Dona Amelia Adamaster and Patria and gunboat Riclima to the scene as tensions rise and fighting seems likely.

Lisbon Macao China Portugal Rainha Dona Amelia Adamaster Patria Riclima

Laymen Awake speech at Old South Meeting House

Colonel Elijah Halford U S A retired ex secretary to President Harrison addressed a gathering at the Old South Meeting House. The Methodist layman spoke on church mission and world engagement insisting the gospel must be expanded beyond isolation and stressing U S duties after Manila Bay as a wakeup call to act in a changing world.

Elijah Halford Harrison Old South Meeting House Halford United States Manila Bay

Missionary View Sees Booming Field in Mohammedan World

Dr. Samuel M. Zwemer told an Old South Church audience that Mohammedan regions in Asia and Africa offer a fruitful field for Christian outreach as Islam spreads. He cited Wahabees in Arabia and Sufites in Persia among movements pushing spirituality, noting signs of strain within the Islamic world.

Samuel M. Zwemer Arabia Old South Church Asia Africa Persia Maahi Mad Mullah

President Eliot Faces Probing Questions on Governance

President Eliot argued that lumber prices barely affect living costs for workers and contrasted collective reform with personal improvement. He favored city commission government for modern cities and suggested laborers should be categorized by capability in city work. He credited the Voters' League of Chicago as a potential reform ally.

Lumber Trust Labor Union Trust Eliot Em- SF Brazil Asso Voters’ League of Chicago

Attleboro Barn Fire Saves Fourteen Horses

Fire gutted Hugh A. Smiths barn in Attleboro tonight. Fourteen horses were saved as flames swept through the structure. A collision occurred between Medical Examiner Holden and a car driven by Frank B. Bennett, damaging both autos but injuring no one. Damage was partly covered by insurance.

Attleboro Hugh A. Smith Holden Frank B. Bennett

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