Boston Campaign Day Totals Reported in Sunday Events
The document lists daily collections across multiple cities during a Sunday campaign, with Boston showing 2391.00 dollars for the day and a total to date of 22677.51, alongside figures for Philadelphia Detroit Kansas City Baltimore and Syracuse. The record contrasts tenth day results in various cities and notes previous collections totaling 20286.51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Miiocerese
Kansas City
Baltimore
Syracuse
U Boat Threat Worsens War Tension From Berlin Despatch
Washington reports a Berlin despatch hints at possible new complications with Germany over Uboat warfare, raising the already serious wartime situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasington
Berlin
Germany
Prays for England’s destruction at memorial for Manchester martyrs
Peter Golden of New York roused Franklin Union with a fiery memorial talk on the 49th anniversary of the Manchester martyrs execution. He urged annihilating England and forming an Irish Republic, predicting a forthcoming rebellion armed with rifles and warning Britain’s fate. Luke Dillon of Philadelphia spoke, noting long Clan Na Gael tenure and a past English imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Golden
New York
Franklin Union
Allen
Larkin
O'Brien
Manchester
England
Republic of Ireland
John Redmond
Clan-Na-Gael
United States
Great Britain
Brin
Ireland
Parnell
Luke Dillon
Philadelphia
Jack London Wrote From California to Dunn Before Death
In Pittsfield on November 23 J Allan Dunn of Homeland Lanesboro reports receiving a letter from Jack London likely his last. London outlined plans to visit Dunn for Thanksgiving in the Berkshires. Dunn, a close friend, recalls Londons kind nature and help to many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
J. Allan Dunn
Lanesboro
Jack London
London
Mr. Dunn
Berkshires
Dunn
Diplomatic note warns of renewed German American tensions
The despatch, passed through strict censorship, warns that complications may recur in German American relations. It cites American inquiries led by Joseph C. Grew, noting ten questions filed with five still unanswered including the Marina case and the liner Arabia amid American deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Joseph C. Grew
Marina
Arabia
Discovery of a New Comet by Rev Joel H Metcalf
Harvard College Observatory announced the discovery by Rev Joel H Metcalf of Winchester who now has four comets. The faint comet was found by photography on November 21 and reported with precise celestial coordinates and daily motion details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel H. Metcalf
Winchester
Harvard College Observatory
Metcalf
Greenwich
Diet squad gains weight in 40 cent meals trial
In Chicago on November 3, Dr. John Dill Robertson weighs the 12 participants in a 40 cent per day living experiment. He considers cutting to 35 cents to strengthen proof as all members report feeling well nourished and satisfied after three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Dill Robertson
California I Love You Selected for Inaugural Parade
In San Diego on November 23 President Wilson agreed to have the United States Marine Band perform California I Love You in the inauguration parade. F G Kaufman, exhibition superintendent, wrote the request, and Secretary Tumulty replied that the selection would be played on inauguration day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
California
Wilson
United States Marine Band
F. G. Kaufman
Tumulty
Young wife branded as a falsifier in court scene
Asta Asche, 20, twice married, sat before Supreme Court Justice Cohalon as doctors and lawyers labeled her a pathological prevaricator and victim of psychic neurosis. The young bride of six weeks wept and kept to a name she denies, lingering in modern attire and nervous strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Asta Asche
Supreme Court
Cohalon
Separation suit filed in case against Herman Asche
Mrs. Asche sues for separation alleging five pounds weight loss during six weeks of honeymooning and Herman Asche counter-sues for annulment accusing her of marrying for money. Attorney calls witness remarks and questions test the insanity claim while court defers psych expert input to alienists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Asche
Gustav Lange
Asche
Trail-Hitters Rally 1440 Respond as Billy Sunday Calls
Billy Sunday urged trail-hitters at the Tabernacle to join a massive audience of 17,000 men. Fourteen hundred forty men answered the first day, setting new conversion-response records for a single service and for initial calls in multiple cities including Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
the Tabernacle
Boston
Attendance Figures From Sunday Meetings
Afternoon attendance 8 000, evening 17 000, total day 25 000. Overall day turnout 263 000. Previous attendance not shown. Gate totals list 64s vee s est 288 000.
Evangelist draws record crowd at Tabernacle revival
Paul Waitt reports 1440 men answered the call at a Sunday Tabernacle revival led by the baseball evangelist. The scene surpassed all previous campaigns with unprecedented turnout and fervent prayers as Cold Boston joined in, breaking revival records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Tabernacle
Christian Army
the Tabernacle
Boston
Billy Sunday Preached to Seventeen Thousand Enthralled Audience
Seventeen thousand men attended last night and, under Sunday’s oratory, were reportedly stirred to tremendous action. Continued on Page 16 First Column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Four alarms answer South End blaze at Badger block
Fire swept the rear of the five story Badger block at 535 537 Albany street burning through the upper floors after breaking out early this morning. Firemen from nearby companies responded with four alarms and prevented spread to adjacent structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Albany Street
Plympton
Wareham
Fire engulfs Badger block sparks multiple blazes
Four alarms were sounded as firemen battled for nearly two hours to control a blaze that started on the Badger block third floor. Damages estimated from 50 000 to 75 000 dollars. East wind and blocked Albany street hindered access and threatened nearby lumber yards and tenants while embers sparked scattered fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Street
Malden Street
Harrison Avenue
Badger Block
Plympton Street
President Wilson Sidelined by Cold in White House
Washington November 23 President Wilson cancelled engagements and stayed in his bedroom with a slight cold. Senator elect Gerry of Rhode Island was to meet him among a dozen visitors. If improved, the Friday Cabinet meeting may proceed as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Elect Gerry
Rhode Island
Stolen Harriman Jewels Found After Two Arrests
Jewels valued around $60,000 stolen from Mrs. Edward H. Harriman in New York on November 13 were recovered tonight after two arrests. Arthur P. Daggett of Larchmont and Orville Daggett of Brooklyn were jailed at police headquarters on theft charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward H. Harriman
Arthur P. Daggett
Larchmont
N. Y
Orville Daggett
Brooklyn
Roosevelt leads revolt rumor aims at Wilson in US
Despatch from El Democrata in Chihuahua City reports rumors of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt heading a revolt in several US states to overthrow President Wilson. Officials and diplomats doubt the claim, calling it a canard of the yellow press, with the American ambassador checking the truth with Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Roosevelt
Wilson
el Democrata
Chihuahua City
Mexico City
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Fireman Near Death After Tremont Street Fire
A $10 blaze on Tremont Street injured John F. Foley of Engine 3 Bristol street and Harrison avenue. Foley was hurled from the engine while turning Waltham Street and fell unconscious on returning to the engine house. He is in serious condition at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Street
John F. Foley
Bristol Street
Harrison Avenue
Foley
City Hospital
Waltham Street
Tremont
Baby Named William Sunday Moore in Boston
The infant son of Charles Moore of Chelsea is named William Sunday Moore due to the birth on the Sabbath and the opening of Billy Sunday’s Boston revival. He is the first baby in Greater Boston named for the evangelist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Boston
Charles Moore
Chester Avenue
Chelsea
William Sunday Moore
Greater Boston
Evangelist
Allies Making Gains North of Monastir
Russian troops flood into Rumania to stem the Teuton invasion as Craiova falls and Bucharest faces threat. Von Falkenhayn's forces push toward the capital with momentum, while Greece rejects Allied demands amid the mounting war pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
von Falkenhayn
Craiova
Monastir
Greece
Rumania
Bucharest
German Romanian Campaign Seen With Setbacks In 1916
British war office analysis says German efforts to push through Craiova and Predeal Pass faced heavy resistance. Romanian and Russian actions include rail line disruption and rugged terrain limiting advance. Austro German troops pour in on Craiova while Dobrudja retreat continues and Wallachia reaches a stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craiova Falkenhayn
Craiova
Dobrudja
Teutons
Wallachia
British War Office
F. B. Maurice
War Office
Hindenburg
Rumania
Mexicans Ash for Two Weeks' Recess
Atlantic City N J November 23 Mexican members of the Mexican American joint committee ask a two week recess to present to General Carranza the United States border control proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Joint Committee
Carranza
Russians Lose Great Battleship Imperatritsa Maria
Petrograd reports the loss of the dreadnought Imperatritsa Maria of 22 500 tons after an internal explosion. Official notice says the ship sank and two hundred crew members are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
London
Russia
Russian dreadnought Imperatritsa Maria sinks after explosion
Reuters dispatch reports that on Oct 20 a fire and internal explosion in the forward magazine of the Imperatritsa Maria caused the battleship to sink after attempts to flood the magazines. About 149 sailors are missing and 64 killed. most of the crew were saved. The ship, launched in 1914, displaced 22,500 tons with a 1000-man crew and heavy armament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter
Petrograd
Imperatritsa Maria
Berlin
Sulina
Feodossia
Danube
Hatchery Superintendent dies after deer attack in Maine
John F. Stanley of Auburn, 78, who supervised the state fish hatchery there for about 20 years, died from injuries after being attacked by a buck deer he had cared for over four years in Lewiston. He was born in Dixfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
John F. Stanley
Auburn
Dixfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Billy
Hughie Jennings
Romania
Hal London
Boston Morris Plan Co. Capital
Court Street
Canal St
PETTS
Socrates
Ella Wenk
Mr. Asche
Castle Square Hotel
Pee W Mindan
Eaton
Harvard
HEALY
Washington St
Boylston St
BY Paul Waitt
Harriman
United States Trust Co
Court ST. Btston
Zita
Austria
Mexico
U. S
Baby
N. H
H.R. R
New Haven
Clark
Ston ST
iChoke
Lotel
DER
ECIAL
Maurice
Samuel A. Otis
The
Boston Statesman
Battle of
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
New England
Thompson
Bam
A. We
Joan H. Lane
Boylston Street
Saratoga
Naval Staff
Koischak
Napoli
Washington & Friend
Sts
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!