Sunday religious notices from Boston area churches
A dense listing of Sunday services across many Boston churches and spiritual groups. It notes pastors, service times, sermon topics, Sunday schools, choirs, and special programs for various congregations including Dudley Street, First Baptist Commonwealth Avenue, Ruggles Street, Tremont Temple, Berkeley Temple, Old South, People’s Temple, Tremont Street M E B, Unitarian and Universalist venues, Spiritualist halls, and affiliated societies. Many entries include topics, musical offerings, free seating, and special events such as fundraisers or community appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Street Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
Florida ‘Academy For
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
N. LE. Wood
Newton Theological Seminary
Wood
Berkeley Temple
William A. Knight
Technology
Madeline Prentiss
Knight
Bach
Eichberg
Sullivan
Braga
Farmer
Buck
Steiner
Florence Rich King
Old South Church
Third Church
J. H. Selden
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
H. O. Hannum
America Hall
Washington Street
E. Cobb
P. McKenna
Commercial Hall
M. Wilkinson
Colored Jubilee Singers
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
William Shakspere
N. J. Willis
Hatfield Pettibone
Harmony Hall
Georgia Hughes
Smith
Mra
Julia
Davis
Kibble
Cutter
James Varcoe
Josephine Webster
Lynn Spiritualists' Association
Cadet Hall
Alex, Caird
M. D
Charles Smith
Royal Putnam
William Barber
Roxbury Spiritual Association
Highland Hall
Warren Street
Walnut Avenue
FE. Mack
J. W. Maynard
Boston
Wiegin
Wiggin
Legion of Honor
Huntington Avenue
P. mi
Pr. Y
Marston
Wright
Handel
Leslie
George Mendall Taylor
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
EF. N. Seerley
Springfield
Theodore Schroeder
Market Still On Upgrade In Cautious Wall Street Outlook
The report notes a brighter mood in the stock market after a recent decline but questions if money supply will stay ample. It cites Secretary Shaw negotiating bonds, a possible $15 million with another $10 million planned, and the Gates pool influencing prices. Market activity remains mixed with notable moves in copper, Norfolk & Western, and St. Paul, amid lingering concern over a renewed boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Wall Street
Mr. Gates
Shaw !S
Mr. Shaw
New York
Old Dominion
Massachusetts
Dominion Tron and Steel
Gates Pool
Norfolk & Western
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Gould
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Harris, Gates & Co
United States Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Illinois Central
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Atchison
John Stanton
Not Enough Money Spent for Schools
President Charles W. Eliot of Harvard addressed the Connecticut State Teachers Association in New Haven on the need to raise public school expenditures. He cited the U.S. average per pupil of 21.14 for 1991 and warned that current spending fails to achieve expected educational results. He listed gambling, intemperance, universal suffrage issues, theater quality, reading matter, civil service patronage, and labor strikes as ongoing disappointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Connecticut State Teachers’ Association
United States
Eliet
Americcan
Veterans greet Gaston on tour in Greenfield valley
An 8 year old and an 81 year old, long-time voters, traveled to meet Candidate Gaston in the Greenfield valley. The Polk voter spoke vigorously urging young men to rebuild the Democratic party. The Van Buren voter organized an “old timers” committee in Whately and canvasses to halve the Republican margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston
Greenfield Valley
van Buren
Polk
Whately
Financial Moves and Industrial Expansion Amid Market Shifts
The National Shawmut Bank in Washington sends 1,000,000 in Massachusetts 8 12 per cent bonds, freeing 760,000 government bonds for deposit funds and expanding note circulation. Boston Suburban Street Railway buys 80,000 square feet in Waltham for a new power plant central repair shop, signaling immediate construction. Bay State Gas strengthens to 8 cents a share. Majestic Copper trades at 31 4 and Revenue Leasing at 101 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Metals Selling Agency
National Shawmut Bank
Washington
Massachusetts
United States
Waltham
Boston Suburban Street Railway Companies
Bay State Gas
Massachusetts Gas
Majestic Copper
HEATH
Fels-Naptha Soap Proves Worth for Strained Washers
A slogan extols Fels-Naptha soap as costing only a dollar per bar to a woman who must wash but lacks strength. The claim emphasizes the product as a wonder that proves its value after a single trial.
Settlement of coal strike lifts major economic handicap
R G Dun and Co and Bradstreet report the coal strike ending removes the main obstacle to growth. Transportation remains the weak link as grain movement strains rolling stock and power. Railway earnings rise, fuel shortages limit furnaces, and homes iron delivery is delayed while footwear and retail demand stay strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G Dun & Co
New England
Boston
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Eclipse photographs said to be failures
Harvard astronomers report lunar eclipse observations with focus on the Line crater. W. H. Pickering confirmed that the bright spot expanded during maximum darkness, supporting his theory of hour frost light. Cloud cover ruined occultation photography. Mr. King has not yet developed negatives and expresses little hope for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
W. H. Pickering
Pickering
King
Combes Defends Law on Associations in Confident Vote
In Paris the premier M Combes argued in the Chamber of Deputies that the closing of unauthorized schools under the law of associations was legal and that resistance came from political agitators. The chamber approved the government stance 329 to 233 and moved to fast track a bill to repress attempts to reopen closed congregational schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M Combes
Chamber of Deputies
Combes
Many Independents Challenge City Councillor Nominee
Filing day at the State House drew a surge of independents. In the second councillor district Councillor Arthur A. Maxwell faced Robert B. Maxwell, running as Republican Citizen, after an intra party bid failed at the Republican caucuses. The move surprised Maxwell and GOP leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Arthur A. Maxwell
Robert 8. Maxwell
Repubiican
Maxwell
Sparks Wins in Fifth Ballot for Democratic Nominee
Ballot law commissioners ruled yesterday that Senator John T. Sparks is the legal Democratic nominee after a fifth ballot. The decision confirms Sparks as the party standard bearer in the upcoming race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Sparks
Sparks versus Bruce in fifth district nomination contest
The Lions photo notes John T. Sparks winning support in the fifth district Democratic nomination contest as the convention names Bruce in dispute over legality. The Hon. A B Bruce declares his intent to back Sparks in the battle for the party nod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickering
Lion
John T. Sparks
Bruce
A. B. Bruce
Sparks
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W. L Douglas Shoe Capital
Ais
W. L. Douglas
Brockton, Mass
Goodyear West
Douglas
Polic
W.L. Douglas
Adress
Brockton
Mass
Methodist
People's Temple
Charles A. Crane
Christ
Adams
Orient
Haydn Ladies
Tremont Street
M. EB
Concord Street
C. F. Davis
Our City
Epworth League
Unitarian
Theodore Parker
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Charles Ww
Ecbotr
F. W. Wodell
Universalist
Shawmut Avespue
Canton and
Brookline Streets
George L. Perin
Boston Philharmonic Orchestra
Ashton Lewis
Calif of Bagdad
Boudien
Wayside Chapel
Wilson
Gounod
Brahms
H. Nelson Raymond
C. Ellwood Nash
Lombard College
Galesburg
M. Landis
Dartmouth Street
Back Bay Station
NM. D
Berkeley Hall
Tremont and
William F. Zell
Capitol
Universal Brotherhood Organization and
Theosophical Society
Katherina Tingley
Mt. Vernon Street
Fritz
Darrow
Social Science Club
Boylston Place
K. C. Russell
Wheelock Block
Upham’s Corner
American Union Oil and Refining Co
Treasury
Globe Bldg
WM. G. Rockefeller
O. W. Chase
Greenfield
Messrs. Hubbard Allis
Samuel O. Lamb
Boston Stock Sales
Am Tel & Tel
T&s
Central Vt
Bs& Foint
Ch & W Mich
Tl Steel Ss
Wi KC
M & B Iue
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West End
Western T & T Ds
A. Do Scrip Oo
Pd Amalgamated
Hobs Gay Am Ag Chem
Pne
Qi Am Tel & Tel
At&sf
Bingham Con M
Bonanza Mining
Ae Boston Elevated
Tee
Thy
Boston Boston & Albany
Maine
Boston & Prov
Chiu
Con Mereur Mining
Dom Coal Mining
Dom Iron & Steel
GTM
Edison el Iml
Etna Mining
Fitchburg
Gen Electric
Guansjuato Min
Ano
Roy
Mohawk
Mont & Bos
Old Colony RR
Old Dam
Osceola
Parrot
Pere Marquette
Prey & Wor O. Isl
Pullman Co
Rhode Taland
Rutland
Seattle
Shannon Mining
Tamarack
Ty ‘Torrington
Trinity Mining
United Fruit
United Shoe M
S$ Coal & ON
US Steel
Utah Mining
Victoria Min
Western Tel & Te Flo
Seerese
Winona Mining
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Niionis Cental
Ion
Iowa Central
Ity
Kansas City
Southern
Lake Erie & Western
Gig Lot
Louisville & Nashy Ie
Metropolitan Street
Minneapolia
St Louis
Missouri
Kansas & Tex
Mexico
New Jersey Central
Ontario & Western
St Louiis
San Francisco
St. Louis
Southern P
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
West
Tak Sre
Nea
Adrian
Or Mae
American Locomotive
Jao
Eeae
Arswonda Mining Co
Iruy Ashe Tbs
Lawoklyn Rapid Transit
Ody
Coloride
Beesee Sae Son
Ecees
General Electric
International Paper
Ane International
National Biscnit
Pacific Coast
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Tron
Saeco Gil
Union Beg & Paper Co
Bisons
Teather
Saunier
Western Union Wee
NEW York Stock Exchange Railroads
Ayy Atchison Ste
Chienen
Western
Cease & North Western N
Chicago
R. 1 & Pacific
Ter & Trans
Colorado Southern
Shyita
Telaware & Hudson
Delaware
Lack & West
Denver
Rio Grande
Thompson Spa
Moses Tae
Opheln
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