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Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1914

Page

2

Spectacular Career for Billy Sunday Baseball Evangelist

The public has supported evangelist Billy Sunday for over two decades, contributing generously at the end of revivals as appreciation for his work, highlighting a sustained campaign effort and widespread public backing.

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Sunday Campaigns and Helpers Across the Nation

A detailed portrait of Billy Sunday campaigns shows how the evangelist built a vast, disciplined staff since 1900. Key aides include Fred Fischer, Homer Rodeheaver, Elijah Brown, Melvin Trotter, G Walter Barr, and L. K. Peacock. The article notes precise roles, health causes for departures, and the expansion of campaigns across cities with organized tabernacles and music teams.

Sum Day Bis Sunday Fred @. Fischer Mr. Fischer Fischer Homer A. Rodeheaver J. R. Hanley East Middle West Delpar United States Elijah P. Brown Rame Horn Brown Austin Minnesota Galesburg, Wiinais Melvin E. Trotter Rescos Grand Hupids Michigan Trotter Harry Monnie Pacific Garden Mission Billy God Billy Sunday Walter Barr Sunday Party Iowa Illinois Ohio Hocking County Methodist School

Early 1900s Sunday campaigns traced by conversions

A compilation of early W A Sunday evangelist campaigns from 1900 to 1913 outlines conversions and free will offerings across towns like Rock Island Aledo Burlington Rochester and Princeton. Notes indicate unofficial records with varying figures and limited verification, including Elgin Maryville Keokuk Pontiac and Des Moines areas.

Seymour Iowa Sunday Elsie Ilinois Afton Lows G Fischer N. W. Rowell Hay John Gazette of Ster! Minds Elgin Fisght Evangelist Tod Homer Eral Throush Atlantic Town Fred G. Fischer Avi Marshall Minnesota Kecky E. Honeywell Ponting Tinda Keokuk Spen Pontiac Bega T ‘Town Ag Honeywell Asalsa Gven Ak Canon City Colorado Macomb Pischer Rev. Honeywell Connett Buryington Aledo Sinote Chicago Rochester Burlington Fischer A -P Rochester Daily Bulletin Gove Princeton Atthois Sundsy Austin E. A. Bailey The Buress County Republican Rowell Bedford J. W. Neyman Baptist Church Marshall Minn Sterling Rockford Carthage Pontiac Jefferson Towas Atone Prophetstown Jligo Itaioor Salida Colo Soe Vas Orn Kewanee Worthington Mae Kankakee Murphysboro Art Fairield Knoxville Iows Gibson City Gale Serlasfield Marshalltown Lowe Boulder Cedar Rapids Youngstown Ohio Dan Bellingham Wash Everett Ash New Castle FSB Waterloo Campaians Cima Portsmouth Toledo Columbus Wilkesharee South Bend Ind

Landseer Seen by Portuguese King Delights Audience

In a curious historical note from Great-Ons’ Notes Mom I Diary, Landseer the renowned animal painter visited the king of Portugal and was met with exuberant praise. The monarch reportedly exclaimed with delight at the sight of Landseer’s living beasts, expressing joy at the artist’s ongoing ability to present creatures.

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