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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1910

Page

3

Tremont Temple Crowded for Large Interdenominational Men’s Meeting

Boston event drew over 3000 men to Tremont Temple with 2500 signaling renewed Christian commitment. Fred B. Smith of the YMCA led the sermon urging men to embrace Christian life amid concerns about late-night entertainment and material prosperity eroding faith. He warned of moral risk within a prosperous nation and cited recent scandals as evidence of moral laxity.

Tremont Temple Boston Chapman Fred B. Smith National Young Men’s Christian Association Smith

Judge Charles J. Noyes Dies After Elevator Accident

Charles Johnson Noyes born August 7 1841 in Haverhill Mass former speaker of Massachusetts Legislature dies in Los Angeles at age 74 from injuries after an elevator accident He had earlier practiced law in Haverhill and Boston and served in the Massachusetts House and Senate starting in 1862 with later roles on judiciary and license law committees

Los Angeles Charles J. Noyes Massachusetts Charles Johnson Noyes Haverhill Mass Johnson Sally Noyes Canaan Grafton County N. H Haverhill Academy Boston Senate Essex

Ketchel Slayer Arrested Near Niangua Missouri

Walter A. Hurtz, accused of fatally shooting world middleweight champion Stanley Ketchel, was captured at the Haggard home near Niangua Mo. He was moved to Webster county jail in Marshfield and claimed he acted in self defense after Ketchel failed to raise his hands.

Springfield Walter A. Hurtz Stanley Ketchel Thomas Haggard Niangua Hurtz Webster County Marshfield Ketchel

Fugitive Hurtz Captured After Night Flight

Hurtz sought shelter at Thomas Haggard’s home after the Ketchel shooting. Haggard lent food and a bed and, with neighbors, confronted Hurtz at dawn. Hurtz confessed after being accused by locals and described Ketchel as insulting Goldie Smith. Smith is jailed in Webster County pending inquest.

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