Dedication Set for Boston Billy Sunday Tabernacle
The Boston Billy Sunday tabernacle, the largest religious revival building, will be dedicated Sunday afternoon November 5 by Greater Boston churches. Allen C. Emery and Rev. James E. Walker organize the program as 8000 choir voices perform with speakers including Bishop Edward Hughes. The evangelist and Mrs Sunday arrive November 11 to attend the Harvard Princeton game, while prayer meetings in private homes flourish.
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Billy Sunday’s Meeting with Helen Thompson Narrated
The next Sunday Post continues the romantic episode between evangelist Billy Sunday and Helen Thompson now known as Ma Sunday. The account promises further details of their meeting and evolving relationship.
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Freshman Welcome Free Movies At Harvard Union
Free movies in the Harvard Union gave 500 members of the new Harvard freshman class an idea of the good things that are in store for them during their college days. Comedy reels were shown for the 1920 men, and afterward Charles A. Coolidge president of the senior class, William H. Meeker managing editor of the Crimson, and David M. Little Jr secretary of the union spoke to the freshmen.
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Divorce suit seeks five thousand against former husband
Mrs Eva L Brown of Detroit sues Charles H Brown of Brookline for 5000 claiming 2000 alimony and 100 for lawyer fees, with interest from Sept 8 1905. Brown counters fraud and lack of service, noting free legal aid at Harvard Law School bureau in Cambridge with 4 to 6 and 7 to 3 pm hours.
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Detroit
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Episcopalians Open 44th Convention in St Louis
About 2000 bishops clergymen and laymen gather in St Louis for the 44th triennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church representing around 4 million adherents in the United States and possessions. An equal number of women attend sessions of the woman's auxiliary starting tomorrow.
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Eric Peterson Sent Home After Court Dispute at Tailor
In Central Court the case pitted Eric G. Peterson against Commercial Street tailor Sigmund Lilienstern over 25 cents. Peterson, claiming a 50 cent job, grew angry behind the screen and broke glasses, drawing Police Chisholm. Judge Creed granted probation and advised him to go home.
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Boston Knights Call for Attendance at Faneuil Hall and Symphony Hall
The city committee on public celebrations plans events but no general council celebration this year. The State deputy urges Knights to attend with family, noting meetings at Faneuil Hall in the morning and Symphony Hall in the evening.
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