Weeping at John Street Church on Chinese Atrocities
Rev George H Johnson used reports of Chinese atrocities to urge faith, endurance, and hope in a developing Christian China. He urged prayer for victims, discussed God’s will, and emphasized mercy, martyrdom, and humanity’s growth toward faithfulness. He noted August services with First Trinitarian church and Sept 2 service.
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Geo. H. Johnson
John Street
China
Jesus Christ
Earth
Heaven
N. H
God
Christ
Outlook for Christianity from Warfield address
The Rev. Frank A. Warfield spoke at First Congregational on Psalm 87 3 praising Christianitys enduring history and bright future His view contrasts waning with increasing influence saying Christianity has grown rapidly this decade and will continue to uplift nations with the Bible as a weapon and the cross as an emblem He urged readers to recognize Americas open doors as a field for Christian moral influence and world renewal
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First Congregational Church
Frank A. Warfield
City of God
Worthen Street Methodist Sermon by Rev Ayers
Rev N B Ayers of Newton preached yesterday morning at Worthen Street Methodist and Worthen Street Baptist congregations. He cited Luke 15 7, stressing joy in heaven over one sinner who repents, and urged personal repentance and faith.
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Ayers
Newton
Worthen Street Baptist
Mansfield Preaches Morning Service at St Pauls Church
Presiding Elder J H Mansfield delivered the Sunday morning sermon at St. Pauls M E Church. In the evening, Mr Farrington led a service of prayer and song.
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ST. Paul's M. E
J. H. Mansfield
St. Paul's M. E Church
Farrington
Temptations Theme At YMCA Sunday Meeting
The YMCA service featured a shaded sidewalk audience, a singing quartet, and Rev. A. T. Belknap of Andover delivering a message on Temptations. He noted temptations follow everywhere, urged practical church support, and warned against idle criticism without offering help to improve the church.
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A. T. Belknap
Andover
Christ
Welsbach lights to replace Lowell gas lamps citywide
Lowell will convert all gas lights to Welsbach lighting under a five year contract with the Welsbach Light Co. Nearly nine hundred lights will burn until 1 am, with higher efficiency and coverage. The firm will install and maintain posts and lighting, pay for gas, and hire current city workers if they perform satisfactorily.
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Lowell
Edward S. Hosmer
Welsbach Light Co
Hosmer
Welsbach Company
Nathaniel Bishop
Leon O. Colburn
F. E. Roark
Thomas Griffith
B. F. Freeman
Robert Edmands
Charles Sullivan
W. W. Chase
J. J. Harrington
J. H. Hickey
George McDonald
Thomas Green
James Gorman
Governor Allen Seeks Rest Away From Porto Rico
Governor Allen left Lowell for a few days to rest before returning to Porto Rico. He stayed at Marblehead Neck with Mr. C. H. W. Foster over the weekend and enjoyed peaceful seclusion away from the world. He is not expected to depart for Porto Rico August 1 and may not return before next Monday. C. H. Richardson of Clinton, Massachusetts, an old Lowell acquaintance, invited him last week.
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Allen
Lowell
Porto Rico
Marblehead Neck
C. H. W. Foster
C. H. Richardson
Clinton, Maas
Board of Registrars
Eben ‘Tr. Adams
Arthur W. Allen
Bakers’ Island
Unitarian Society and
Sunday School
India
Robin’s Hill
George Mansfield
Waltham
Frank
Charles Mansfield
Leander Byam
West Somerville
Summit House
Robin's Hill
Johns. Hall
Marlow
Allstead
Hall
Maine
Madge May
Henry Woods
Mt. Plent House
N. H
Woods
Iss Annie Woods
England
Mount Pleasant House
John J. Corrigan
Success Worsted Company
Albany
Brown
Boston
Lewis
Somerville
W. F. Lewis
Alfred Moshers
Dewey Grove
George F O'Neil
L.J
Joseph J. Quigley
Rohn Quessy
Owen F. McNally
J. B. McQade
J. P. Dunnigan
Mark McGrath
Philip Hogan
North Billerica
John Connelly
John Morris
Joseph Hillis
Charles Maxwell
John Fairbrother
Hary Mahoney
Bert Eaton
William Hannon
Gus Cowdrey
North Chelmsford
George Pope
David P. McNally
Michael Kinch
James Murphy
Michael Shearb
Joseph Gauthier
John Garvey
John E Hogan
Joseph Walker
Peter Duran
Hannon
Walker
Duran
James P. Dunnigan
James Long
John Barry
Dod Knox
North Chelseaford
Coan Phair
North Billeriea
Dunnigan
Jas
B. McQuaid
Michael MuTagne
John J. Brennan
James B. McQuaid
Mc Henry Miner
Joseph J. Quisley
Quissey
Benes
To Let Properties Offer Low Rent Across City
Classified notes advertise rental options including a modern store at $30 monthly the lowest in town eight and four room tenements near Northern depot in good order and low rent plus belvidere centralville highlands five room options at $4.50 $6.50 $7 $7.50 and $8 monthly a house with barn for summer in the country also at low rent applicants are invited to apply.
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Belvidere
Centralville
Highlands
Druid Hill Lawn Party At Collinsville Aided By Parish
Druid Hill Park in Collinsville hosted a well attended St Michael's parish lawn party featuring a sunny picnic atmosphere, elaborate decorations, sports events led by a greased pig race won by Hugh Gorman, doughnut and egg races, sack and potato races, followed by dancing, fireworks, and a tug of war won by Collinsville. Attendance, donations, and local support highlighted a community effort with many volunteers and outside helpers.
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Druid Hill Park
Collinsville
St. Michael's Parish
Hugh Gorman
Centralville
Gorman
Frank Hill
Thomas Barrett
William McCann
Winnie Carrick
Claudia Goulett
Katie Kennedy
Stella Kiernan
George Forsythe
Willie Cunningham
Arthur Nolin
Fred Grant
Thomas Horman
Edward Connors
McElroy
E. W. Houle
Lowell
Centerville
Richards McCluskey
Thomas McLaughlin
Martha Rogers
Margaret McCluskey
E. McQuade
J. T. Donohue
Louis Foley
Belle McKee
Eliza Ganley
Kate Hennessey
Mary Gaffney
Katie Gaffney
Margaret Gaffney
Katie Conmee
Lizzie Keefe
Mary Joyce
Rose Dowd
Katie Sheridan
Mary McNulty
Kate Boyle
Annie Grennan
Agnes Callahan
Annie Roddy
Katherine Conway
Sadie Golden
Kate Kenney
Annie Madden
Agnes Burns
Fitzgerald
Costello
Kittie Murray
Adelaide Noyes
Francs EK. Hickey
John McCarthy
Lizzie J. Hickey
Mary Minahan
Mary Rogers
Calnin
Margaret M. Lynch
J. J. Gaynor
EF. A. McQuade
E. F. Lamson
Annie Meagher
Jessie Meagher
Maggie Meagher
Annie O'Brien
Annie Duffy
Rosie Grennan
Marcella McErving
Maria Sullivan
Maggie McCluskey
Jennie Donnelly
Mary McCluskey
Lizzie Pindar
Mary Riley
Mary Dacey
Agnes
Lawrence Goodhwind
Belvidere
Marion
Lockwood
Rollins
A. W. Wilder
Daniel Gage
Peter
George Watson
Grant
Enterprise Bakery
McManimon
Michael McCluskey
Petition Drives Sunday Liquor Law Names In Town
A weeklong petition campaign by the State Law and Order league gathers about 150 prominent citizens to back Sunday liquor restrictions. Matt Peabody reports a break in at his Sladen and Pleasant streets home through a pantry window, with a missing large loaf of lamb cited amid nearby prowler chatter.
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State Law and Order League
Matt Peabody
Sladen and
Pleasant Streets
Peabody
Burdock Blood Bitters Advertised For Indigestion Cure
An ad copy claims Burdock Blood Bitters strengthens the stomach and makes indigestion impossible. The text urges readers to tell advertisers they saw the advertisement in the Courter.
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Hell
Sugar Leads Decline In Stock Market Report
The market shows broad weakness with Sugar leading losses and Brooklyn Rapid Transit down. Downticks spread through railroads amid dull Boston trade, with fears on King Humbert’s assassination and China Italy news. Analysts suggest buying on declines, noting liquidation in Sugar and limited near term actions from Wormser.
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Brooklyn
Humbert
China
Italy
Wormser
Diamond rooms a sales technique for luxury jewels
The New York Sun describes diamond rooms in jewelers shops where wealthy buyers view costly pieces in private comfort. A salesman may reveal higher priced items, with safes and drawers bringing out necklaces and pendants priced from tens of thousands to fifty thousand dollars, emphasizing perfection over mere beauty.
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Lelsure
New York Sun
O'Donnell and Gilbride Sell Wash Goods in Unprecedented Sale
Lot by lot, O'Donnell and Gilbride offer discounted fabric, including 3006 yards of printed dimities and organ dies at 7 cents per yard, 2000 yards of Barnaby and A F C Ginghams, 2500 yards of fine Scotch ginghams at 15 to 37 1/2 cents, and 5 cases Indigo Blue Print at 5 cents per yard, all aimed at an immediate clearance.
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Barnaby
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