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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1906

Page

14

Gipsy Smith Sermon Draws Large Boston Crowd

Evangelist Gipsy Smith spoke at Tremont Temple on salvation and sin with text from Paul. Overflow meetings at Lorimer Hall and Park Street Church followed as about a hundred converts came forward, with Zilla Smith singing at Park Street.

Paul Lorimer Hall Park Street Church Zilla Temple Mr. Smith Boston

Distinct denial of responsibility at meeting disturbance

A Post reporter questioned Mr. Smith about claims he caused the emotional reactions and the frenzy that led to a young Syrian being taken to Danvers. He replied with a firm denial stating no disturbances occurred at their meetings and that people may be excited by religious revival but not insane.

Post Mr. Smith Danvers

Old Colony Club to Hold Ball on December 3

The 16th annual Old Colony Club ball will take place in Roughan Hall Monday evening December 3. Guests include the Governor Mayor heads of city departments the Board of Aldermen Common Council Congressmen Senators and representatives of Boston and surrounding towns. The club's membership spans all Boston wards with many public figures.

Old Colony Club Roughan Hall Board of Aldermen Boston

Negro Singers From Hampton Institute To Perform in Boston

The Hampton Institute principal Rev H B Frissell and a quartet of Hampton singers will appear at Arlington Street Church Sunday evening in a meeting addressed by Dr Frissell Bishop McVickar of Rhode Island and Professor Francis G Peabody of Harvard both Hamp ton trustees.

H. B. Frissell Hampton Institute Institute Boston Arlington Street Church Frissell Bishop McVickar Rhode Island Francis G. Peabody Harvard Hampton

Polo King Cotter Dies of Pneumonia at Brookline

Thomas B. Cotter famed roller polo star and "king of the polo floor" died at Corey Hill Hospital Brookline from pneumonia. Born in Waltham he learned the game early and was a leading player until recent years. Funeral at 1004 Main Street Waltham Sunday at 2 PM.

Thomas B. Cotter Corey Hill Hospital Brookline Waltham Main Street

American horses eye London international show

A meeting in New York chaired by James T. Hyde of the National Horse Show Association formed a committee to plan the American role in an international show at Olympia London set for June 7 to 16 next year. About 100 American horses and 80 from Canada are expected with Boston owners eyed to enter champions for broad U S and Canadian participation. Announcement of classes is anticipated soon.

Bne New York James T. Hyde National Horse Show Association of America London Alfred G. Vanderbilt John Gerken Olympia West Kensington Hyde Madison Square Garden Canada Eben D. Jordan Boston America

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