Sunday Sermon Sparks Orthodox Faith Debate in Lowell Churches
Rev Dr Shenk of Central Methodist Episcopal church delivered the second sermon in a series on The Christian Revelation, defending orthodoxy against Universalist Rev Mr Fisher. He argued Paul Moses and Jesus upheld one Lord, one faith, one baptism, and urged adherence to biblical atonement while denouncing universal atonement as contrary to Scripture and divine truth. He warned that rejecting Christ's blood sacrifice breaks the path to heaven and urged repentance and revival.
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Dr. Shenk
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Fisher
First Universalist Church
Paul
Apostle
Jesus
Fisher
Christ
Moses
Brother Fisher
New York
Brother
Jesus Christ
Pleber
Ganges
Mr. Piehers
Univerethere
Dixon
Sermon at Westminster Church Denounces Saloon Trade
The Rev. Gibson of Westminster Church condemned the liquor traffic from Habakkuk 2 12 urging total abstinence as a beverage and warning that the saloon ruins families, nation, and souls. He argued drink destroys reason and virtue, calls for shutting the saloon out of earth, and cites biblical and moral grounds against licensed liquor.
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Babylon
Chaldea
Fair Land
Polish Day marks Seventy-fifth anniversary celebration
Yesterday Poles celebrated the seventy-fifth anniversary of the Polish nation with services in the Polish church on Rogers street and an anniversary meeting at Prescott Hall. Strong enthusiasm filled the gathering as hymns were sung by all present.
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Polieh
Rogers Street
Prescott Bail
Gome Femarte
Factory Girl of Lowell Described in Rev Whitaker Talk
Rev George Whitaker revisited Lowell history by recounting the factory girl of forty years ago. He portrays her as 13 000 strong, mostly immigrants from Nova Scotia Maine New Hampshire and Vermont, sharing crowded boarding houses and earning daily bread. The Lowell Offering era produced literary merit and notable figures like Lucy Larecomb, with the girls active in churches and Christian work. Her life was laborious and earnest, shaping lasting positive influence.
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George Whitaker
Lowell
Mr. Whitaker
Nova Scotia
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Corporation
Lowell Offering
Lucy Larecomb
Atlantic
Dr Shenk sermon on Christian Revelation anniversary message
Dr Shenk delivers an anniversary sermon themed Christian Revelation. The message contrasts honoring the past with dwelling in it, urging balanced reflection and living commitments in present faith.
The Man With the Goods sermon at First Baptist
Rev Dr Wallace urged honest business as ministry in Genesis 43:4 promoting fair dealing and stewardship. He contrasted honest traders with rogue conduct and stressed giving to God's cause. The service drew a smaller crowd due to rain but featured singing of O What a Change and The Glory Song.
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Dr. Wallace
First Baptist Church
Wallace
Chris
Patant
Christ
Jesus
The Mark of the True Church Sermon Notes
Rev Gratton Dockrell argues the church is the spiritual body not the building. He ties the church to Christ as head, explains baptism as public confession of regeneration, and rejects infant baptism as heresy. He emphasizes baptism following regeneration and foreordained salvation.
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Gratton Dockrell
Jesus Christ
Christ
Peter
God
Women Missionary Society Meeting at Worthen Street Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Worthen Street Papttemberg church invites members to a regular meeting this afternoon after 2:45. The program title is Our City with study and discussion. Men of other Rappet missionary societies in the city are invited to attend.
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Es Women's Missionary Society
Worthen Street
First Confirmation Services At St Anthony’s Church
The St Anthony’s parish held its first confirmation service in four years, with 345 adults and children confirmed. Rev. John tistot presided, joined by Rev. Michael Pastor, Rev. Vitae Brien, and Rev. John Shaw of nearby Mt. Patrick’s. The ceremony followed with a reception and speeches by local clergy.
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Chereh
Tech
John Tistot
Michset Pester
Vitae U Brien
Mt. Patriew
John J. Shaw
Ichaele
Her
Provincetown
Anthony
Brotherly Love Sermon At Kirk Street Church
Rev George E Martin spoke on brotherly love at the Kirk Street Church evening service. A Knights of Malta delegation attended, and he traced the roots of hospital care to Jerusalem Crusaders, urging labors guided by a church-based fraternal spirit. He warned against secular views of sin and defended the devil as a personality cited in scripture. Next Sunday Rev Mr Dean will discuss lost abode. The Book a Month Club meets Dec 4 at Mrs Hervey’s home 119 Gates Street.
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Kirk Street
George E. Martin
Knights of Malta
Martin
Jerusalem
Hospital of St. John
St. Mary Magdalene
Knights of the Hospital
Church of the Living God
Iom
Church of God
Satan
Jesus
Christ
Mr. Dean
W. L. Hervey
Gates Street
Neglected Topics Evening Service at St Pauls Church
The St Pauls church evening service featured a high order of interest with the choir performing Nearer My God to Thee and Mr Charles W Barker playing The Serenade by Gounod. Rev George B Dean delivered a sermon part of a series on Neglected Topics focusing on His Safety.
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St. Paul's Church
Charles W. Barker
Gounod
George B. Dean
Aged physician warns on medicines amid cod liver oil claims
An elderly doctor cautions those handling medicines while the Portland author Mrs Marthe Preser praises Vine cod liver oil's supposed benefits. The ad asserts Vine reduces fatigue strengthens vitality and aids chronic coughs bronchial and lung troubles citing testimonials from a local user.
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Eilingtood & Co
Marthe Preser
Portland
Patriotism and reform discussed at YMCA meeting
The Patriot Congregational church hosted a Boston male chorus led by L. E. Baldwin with Hon. A. Hem of Boston delivering a speech on patriotism. He urged voters to demand integrity and for politicians to purge corrupt machines to ensure high character in public office, marking a call for ethical governance.
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Piret Congregational Church
Geetae
L. E. Baldwin
University Male Quartet of
Boston
A. Hem
Ham
New York
Peetimiem
Philadelphia
Ed dealers protest to president
Protesters in Wethinaten press President Roosevelt to defend the free distribution of seats by Congress and urge him to study the issue amid broader concerns about seating policies and political influence.
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Wethinaten
Roosevelt
The Coming City Election sermon at First Trinitarian Church
Rev George F Kenngott warned Lowell readers that civic health depends on wise voting for mayor aldermen councilmen and school directors. He urged building a central public hall, affordable music and culture, and opposed licensed saloons while noting the city faces urban challenges and moral tests in shaping its future.
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George F. Kenngott
First Trinitarian Congregational Church
Tammany
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Jerome
Weaver
Folk
Lowell
Huntington
New Hampshire
Pension vouchers executed by notary at Middlesex Street
Pension vouchers were executed today from morning until 9 p m by Eugene G Russell a notary public and justice of the peace at 497 Middlesex Street near the area.
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Eugene G Russell
Middlesex Street
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