General Booth Speaks at Central M E Church
Gen Barling Booth head of the Volunteers of America preached at Central M E Church. He urged outreach to the unchurched and condemned narrow church focus. He praised Mrs Ballington Booth, prison work, and the Volunteers mission to uplift urban wage earners. The talk asserted God governing nations and living by the golden rule as path to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Volunteers of America
Barlington Booth
Volunteers
Salvation Army
F. C. Fegley
Captain Spear
Manchester
Robert Gardner
Boston
Ballington Booth
American Volunteers
Booth
Robert Louis Stevenson
Volunteer Army of Religion
New York
Jesus
Latimer
Ridley
John Rogers
Melancthon
Luther
China
United States
Lowell
Detroit
Jesus Christ
Hope Hall
America
World’s Government Seen Through Biblical View by Foater
Rev A P Foater of Boston preached at First Congregational church about divine law and a perfected world. He cited Revelation’s new heaven and new earth and argued the text applies to this life and to the world. no one is satisfied with current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Foater
D. D
Boston
First Congregational Church
John
Holy City
New Jerusalem
Ana
Sermon by Rev. Hewitt at Y M C A meeting on Micah 6 8
Rev G R Hewitt spoke at the Y M C A building on Sunday afternoon. He themed Micah 6 8 and urged that knowing the Lord is not enough without acting. He urged doing justly and showing mercy, and that morality plus philanthropy plus religion are required for salvation through Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Hewitt
God
Christ
Driven well plan eyed by city water board
City council and water board toured the boulevard site on Saturday to review a $75,000 loan for a driven wells system Expansion would add 190 wells and a new pumping station to reach about 12 million gallons daily They plan to finance without new taxes via bonds repaid by water plant earnings Managers cited health guidance and long term needs to support 25 years of demand with a park and watershed protection nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Board
City Hall
Boulevard
Cushing Farm
D. L. Page Company
Weaver
State Board of Health
Harrington
Howe
Taylor
Whitter
Barton
Carmichael
Walker
Mullaney
Barry
Elmeley
Hill
Baker
Saunders
McCaffrey
Fels
Taft
Dowd
The
Crawford
Supt
Thomas
McGuinness
Board of Health
Sullivan
Frye
Bathing dress debate sparks park reform in Asbury Park
Asbury Park weighs action to curb women strolling after sea bathing in minimal attire. The piece likens the issue to bicycle skirt modesty debates and warns freedom at the beach should not be abused. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as a blood purifier addressing the tired feeling and appetite loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
King
Stock Market Strength in New York Issues
New York stocks show solid gains in early trading with many issues rising. Tennessee Coal and Iron hits 75, Federal Steel and Steel and Wire up, railroads including C B Q and New York Central gain, Missouri Pacific up 4 percent, Union Pacific near a point. Market sentiment hints at a cooling demand and possible refinements in refined sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Federal Steel
New York Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Boston
Leather
Sugar Ref. Co
Atchison
Ttt
Atchison Pfd
Brooklyn
Southeseee 5 Co. C. C. & St.l
N. J
Col. F
Federal Steel Pfd
Gen. Elec
Naess Sesseeee
Eeeee Ie
Manhattan
Serene
Metropolitan
M. Sooo
Pacific & T. Pfd
National Lean
No. Pacific
Ate
Pacific
Penn. Railroad
Phila
Reading
Readin
Ill
St. Paul
Third Ave
Tenn. C. &1
Union Pac
U. S
U.S
S. Leather
Wheeling & L. Oe
Amalgamated
Montana
Butte & Boston
Oal & Coke
Obcoold
Cee Cercererereene
Old Dominion
Boston and New York Markets Report by Bright Sears Co
Boston and New York markets update from Bright, Sears and Co. 77 cites early trading hints. Prices for key stocks and commodities show cautious gains amid mixed volume as investors await new economic data and corporate results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Bright, Sears & Co
Silver certificates and treasury notes amid law changes
The article analyzes a new law converting United States notes and treasury notes to gold certificates with silver certificate substitutions possible, while noting no mechanism to keep silver dollars at gold parity. It cites 490 million silver dollars minted, government holdings, private holdings, and treasury certificates. It discusses Bryan pledged to pay government obligations in silver and historic silver volumes, with fiscal year silver certificate receipts and payouts and potential redemption dynamics. It questions treasury outcomes and the feasibility of maintaining gold value, referencing the Journal of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury
Bryan
Secretary of the Treasury
Evan
Journal of Commerce
For Sale Two New T Room Cottages In Pawtucket
For sale two new cottages in Pawtucket with bath rooms and hot and cold water. Fine location with 4000 feet of land and easy terms. Priced at 1650 dollars. A separate seven room cottage on one quarter acre with electric nearby near the mills, price 1490 dollars with 00 balance due to agent. Apply to HE Millett, 64 Central Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucketrile
Millett
Central Street
Bull Run Recalled As Nation Remembers 39th Anniversary
Massachusetts regiments from Boston Roxbury and Charlestown joined McDowell's army for Bull Run battles. The First Infantry Fifth Massachusetts Eleventh Infantry suffered 195 casualties combined, with leaders like Capt. Gordon and Capt. Allen wounded or captured. Boston’s crowd witnessed the wounded and the first real Civil War clash, shaping public dread and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Journal
Baltimore
Bull Run
Spain
National Guard
Dan Lamont
Chickamauga
Alger
Lakeland
Tampa
Sumter
Washington
Massachusetts
McDowell
First Heavy Artillery
Robert Cowdin
Roxbury
Chelsea
Camp Banks
Chain Bridge
Potomac
Fifth
Massachusetts Militia
Minute Men
Middlesex
Charlestown
Medford
Concord
Somerville
Old Essex
Salem
Haverhill
Faneuil Hall
Long Bridge
Virginia
Shuter’s Hill
Camp Andrew
Old Bay State
Eleventh Infantry
George Clark, Jr
Dorchester
Fort Warren
National Treasury
Camp Sanford
Fifth Massachusetts
Franklin
Heintzelman
Ricketts
Grant
Army of the Potomac
Blackburn's Ford
William H. Smith
Cambridge
Gill
Co. I
Stonewall Jackson
Barstow
Samuel C. Lawrence
Leonard Gordon
Woburn
William C. Allen
Company G
George Thompson
Satem
Stage gossip and theatre news from San Francisco and abroad
The article reports Alice Nielsen and Edna Wallace Hopper seen enjoying San Francisco theatre, Robert B. Mantell visiting Ireland then London to prepare costumes for A Free Lance, Jefferson de Angelis set to open on September 20 in A Royal Rogue, and Florence St John slated to return to Mme. Sane Gene opera. It notes Drury Lane offers and Australian reports about Nelsen, with quarantine affecting Mick He.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Nielsen
San Francisco
Edna Wallace
Hopper
Robert B. Mantell
M. W. Hagley
Ireland
Lofifion
Paria
W. A. Casne
Jefferson de Angelis
Charlie Irlein
Grant Stuart
William T. Francis
Florence St. John
Mme
Sane Gene
Henry Hamilton
Ivan Caryll
Nelsen
Bat
Drury Lane
Drechart
Mick
Australia
Eidate Boness
London
Clover Social club picnic hosts day of games in Nabnasset grove
About 400 people attended the Clover Social club annual picnic in Nabnasset grove on Saturday. A ball game between the Unions of North Chelmsford and Graniteville ended with Graniteville ahead. Joseph Gauthier won the 100 yard dash, with Walter Bonny second. John Cunningham won the running hop and jump at 39 feet 6 inches, James Briggs second at 39 feet 5 inches. William Leary of Lowell won the half mile, Fred Roddy second. John J. Brennan was general manager, assisted by a list of organizers. Dancing and refreshments followed in Nabnassett hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabnasset Grove
Clover Social Club
North Chelmsford
Graniteville
Milous
Sdvitvo Tate
Joseph Gauthier
Walter Bonny
John Cunningham
James Briggs
William Leary
Lowell
Fred Roddy
John J. Brennan
David J. Dixon
George Seymour
James W. O'Connell
David J. McNalley
James J. Barrett
Nabnassett Hall
Second annual mission church picnic reported
The second annual Hill side Centre and Collinsville mission churches picnic occurred Saturday at the grove with boating and varied sports directed by Arthur Colburn and J. H. Richardson. Winners include David Hall, Royal Richardson, Martin Tucker, Anna Shaw and Geo H Stevens, Vida Hirst, Dolly Thorne, and R Stevens among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Centre
Collinsville
Arthur Colburn
J. H. Richardson
David Hall
Alex, Littlejohn
Royal Richardson
Martin Tucker
R. W. Thomson
M. Tucker
Anna Shaw
Geo. H. Stevens
Asa Stickney
Vida Hirst
Miss Dennison
Annie Shaw
Chester Coburn
T. Sepp
Dolly Thorne
Laura Tucker
R. Stevens
Leonard Tucker
Mr. Tucker
Warren Fox
Charles Hodge
George B. Brown
Rev Crowley Named Curate at St Johns Church
Rev John E Crowley is appointed curate at St Johns Church to succeed Rev John D Colbert who moves to Church of the Holy Rosary in Boston. Crowley has served in the Catholic church at South Lawrence for years and will start Aug 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Crowley
St. John's Church
John D. Colbert
Church of the Holy Rosary
Boston
Fr. Crowley
South Lawrence
Drowning of Marlboro Man at Vinton's Pond West Townsend
Henry Cullison of 1 Charles street Marlboro drowned Sunday afternoon while bathing in Vinton's pond West Townsend. He sank without warning and did not come up again. He was unmarried and engaged in the coal business. The body was not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cullison
Charles Street
Marlboro
Vinton'’s Pond
West Townsend
Bible School Assembly At Mont Wait Observes Quiet Sunday
Chau tauquan pilgrims attend two week session of New England Sunday school assembly at Mont wait grounds closed to outsiders under new policy. Morning devotions and mass meetings feature speakers Melvin M. Johnson Byron B. Johnson John D. Pickies Frederick B. Emrich D. A. McClenahan Dr. George W. Hicknell address Bible school relations, pedagogy, and community uplift with varied programs for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Sunday School Assembly
Montwait
Melvin M. Johnson
Waltham
Byron B. Johnson
John D. Pickies
Weatfield
Bible School
Frederick BE. Emrich
Grace Congregational Church
South Pramingham
D. A. McClenahan
George W. Hicknell
Cambridge
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General Booth
Central M. E. Church
Volunteers of
Republic
Thomas More
Jeremy Bentham
Africa
India
City Council
Favet, CO Vc Cvcervenssenenesess
Sives Asen
Hood
Stock Market
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Bull
Atchison Pool
Atchison Common
Rolston and Bass
Silver Danger
Middlesex County
Pollard & CO
Jaeger Underwear
Merrimack Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Sts
Dracut
Stone
Whitman Works
Reid Metcalf
Worcester
Albert Humphrey
Bachman Street
Arthur Grey
Grey
Collins Mills
Canney
Patrick Jordan
Tewksbury Almshouse
Jordan
Almshouse
Patrick Breck
Springfield Fibre Company
Breck
Bay State Mills
Framingham
Pears
Beare the
Amtomti
Lve
Bach
O'Donnell & Gilbride CO
Merrick, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Mercantile Printing
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