Sunday Services in Lowell Churches Rev Kenngett on Saloon Evils
Rev George F Kenngett spoke at First Trinitarian Church on the evils of the saloon. He argued no-license policy benefits home and community, challenged license ads, and cited police and economic figures from Lowell and Brockton to show no-license advantages. He urged voters to reject license, influence school committee and council races, and support persistent no-license enforcement.
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George F. Kenngett
Hese
Lowell
Rum Power
Inet
Thal Farm
Cambridge
Boston
Brockton
Taunton
Haverhill
United States
Merrimack
Everett
Henean Humphrey
Amherst College
Lie Police Department
Tre Police
Police Department
Citimen
Cellig
Minere
Drumkarde
Muscle Aches and More Aches
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Retreat ends as Immaculate Conception service at Sacred Heart
At Sacred Heart church a three day Immaculate Conception retreat led by Rev Fr Dennis A Sullivan ended with the evening service. Over 100 young women joined the Children of Mary and Holy Rosary Sodalities as Fr Sullivan received congratulations. Masses, instruction, and benedictions filled the day with choir and organ contributions from Sr Sullivan Miss Mary A Doyle Miss Susie Ryan and others.
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Sacred Heart Church
Dennis A. Sullivan
Sullivan
Sr. Sullivan
Mary A. Doyle
Fr. Sullivan
Susie Ryan
Mary
John P. Flynn
T. Wade Smith
Bernard Fletcher
Frank Golden
Adelaide Muldoon
Thomas Lindsay
Helen Murphy
Lillie Holden
Josie
Alice Cuff
Rochester Traction Lines Sold to Andrews Vanderbilt Syndicate
The Andrews Vanderbilt traction syndicate has bought the Rochester Railway and Light Company for about 10 million dollars. The deal transfers all Rochester traction lines, gas works and electric lighting plants to the syndicate as part of its plan for a trans state traction link from Buffalo to New York City. On December 15 the first electrified West Shore tracks will open for joint trolley and steam service from Frankfort to Herkimer.
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Cleveland
Dee
the Plain Dealer
Andrews-Vanderbilt Traction Syndicate
Rochester Railway and Light Company
Rochester
N. Y
Buffalo
New York City
Rochester Railways
West Shore Railway
Frankfort
Herkimer
Lightship Nantucket sinks in storm after leak found
In a severe North Atlantic gale the Nantucket south shoal lightship No. 5, chained offshore, began taking on water after a leak in the fire room. By 3 9% o'clock wireless contact ended and the crew could not keep the fires alight, leaving the vessel helpless.
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Newport
KR. LK
Dec
Nantucket South
North Atlantic
Baroness Von Cuttner Wins Nobel Peace Prize
At the Nobel Institute today Baroness Von Cuttner of Austria was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in a solemn ceremony attended by Christiana Dee W King Haakon Queen Maud all state ministers the storting and the diplomatic corps with their ladies in attendance.
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Christiana
Dee
King Haakon
Queen Maud
Storting
Spupeere
Nobel Institute
Baroness von Cuttner
Austria
Vinci Health Tactic Promises Cod Liver Oil Reform
An ad extols Vinci as a modern non oil cod liver oil derivative, claiming a taste free, highly concentrated preparation that retains the medicine’s curative elements. It portrays Vinci as a new method rather than a patent medicine, promising powerful, odorless therapy without oil drawbacks.
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Vinci
Voter Duty Theme Hears Sermon on City Government
Rev N W Matthews decries party factionalism at First Primitive M E church sermon urging reform in city leadership. He argues women should vote, attacks police licensing ties, and questions the new board of charities versus the old overseers. He recalls a graft tale about land for a schoolhouse.
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N. W. Matthews
M. E
Matthews
Massachusetts
Board of Charities
Tom ‘Thumb
Board of Police
Police Department
Common Council
Man With a Book sermon urges reading virtue over sensational works
Rev Dr Wallace preaches that readers should seek books that uplift character and faith, avoid sensational crime stories, and emphasize Bible and wholesome literature for youth. He laments neglect of Bible study at home and urges a simpler, purer Christian life amid lively church music.
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Dr. Wallace
Charlies Wagner
Parte
Weval
Hanging of Mary Rogers Faces Highland Church Sermon
Rev. Benjamin F. Kingsley led an evening sermon at Highland M E Church arguing against capital punishment. He recalled personal encounters with criminals and a judge who opposed death penalties after his son’s execution, calling for abolition of the gallows as a relic of barbarism.
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Benjamin F. Kingsley
Highland M. E. Church
Mary Rogers
Rogers
Future Punishment Sermon at St Pauls Church
Rev Geo B Dean spoke on Future Punishment at St Pauls, the second in a Neglected Topics series. He argued eternal punishment is real and conscious, citing Matthew 25 46 and Jesus words on Judas, while urging study of scripture and salvation through faith in Christ.
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Geo. B. Dean
St. Paul's Church
Rhee
Chas. V. Barker
Hell
Jesus
Judas
Man
Truth
God
Jesus Hmself
Hereafter sermon and Boston quartet uplift snowy meeting
The Y M C A afternoon meeting drew a full vestry as the Crescent Male quartet from Boston performed The Lost Chord The Word's Prayer Lead Kindly Light and Nearer My God to Thee. A R Dilts preached on the doubt of life after death arguing for reasoned belief and wise choosing of the path.
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First Congregational Church
Crescent
Boston
A. R. Dilts
Swedish Union Semi annual meeting in New England
The Baptist young and People's unions of Swedish churches in New England held a two day gathering at the Swedish Baptist church on Olne street. Delegates from all New England states except Connecticut attended. Rev. P. Ockerstrom led the opening night with prayer and a welcome by Rev. Herman Litorin. Speakers included Rev. John Bjork and Rev. C. E. Johnson of Cambridge. A dinner was shared from 12:30 to 3, with afternoon sessions featuring Rev. E. Randell on soul winning. Supper followed. later sessions featured Rev. K. Karlson and Rev. C. Lindberg of Boston.
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Baptist Young, People’s Unions
Swedish Churches of
New England
Swedish Baptist Church
Olne Street
Connecticut
P. Ockerstrom
Herman Litorin
John Bjork
Nelson
Johnson
Elsie Lundberg
C. E. Johnson
Cambridge
Hell
Rov. E. Rendall
CC. O. Dallen
Randell
K. Karlson
C. Lindberg
Toston
Mob Kills Black Man After Crime in Boyle Mise
Report states Jim Green and Jeero, both Black, were killed by a mob in Boyle Mise after Green harmed an eight year old girl. Green was captured at Bhan station and returned to the crime scene where a mob hanged him to a tree limb.
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Memphis
Tena
Der
Jim Green
Jeero
Boyle
Mise
Green
Bhan Station
Nearore
Cottage Sale Notice Near Central Street Shop Line
A local cottage near Central Street is offered for cash payment. The advert notes a modern finished dwelling with car line proximity and emphasizes straightforward sale terms. Prospective buyers are urged to contact the seller for details and viewing times.
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Centrel Street
Christians Hold Balance In City Elections
A Worthen Street Baptist sermon argues Christians must vote in primaries and elections to cleanse municipal politics. Rev A P Wedge says God's platform is cleanliness and honesty, and that Christian ethics apply to church business, politics, and daily life. He warns against license and immoral officeholders.
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A. P. ‘Wedge
Worthen Street Baptist Church
Wedge
God
Lowell
Christian Endeavor Society to hold semi annual meeting
The Christian Endeavor Society of the church will hold its semi annual meeting Tuesday December 12 at 7 30 o clock.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Church
Piles Cure Claim Promises Quick Relief
A newspaper blurb promotes PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding lesions. It asserts druggists will refund money if the ointment fails to cure in six to fourteen days. The ad stresses rapid relief and consumer satisfaction.
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Socené
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Sacred Heart
Rochester Traction Lines
Andrews-Vanderbilt Syndicate
Baroness
City Hall
the Man
With the Book
Kingsley
Wilson
Dean
Girtse
Kodaks
Thompson Bardware
Mahhinack &F
Asa Reed Dilts
Swedish Union
New England Societies
Mr. Wedge
Worthen Street Baptist
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hLergest
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