Roosevelt letter pledges sweeping probe into cruelty charges
President Roosevelt replies to Bishop Lawrence after a Massachusetts Episcopal convention resolution condemning cruelty by troops in the Philippines. He vows a thorough investigation, stating no provocation justifies torture and that courts martial will be reviewed, with civil and military officials involved.
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Moody tribute and faith preached at evangelistic meeting
Mr. Gillam spoke of Moody's faith and experiences in England while praising his evangelistic work. A large crowd attended as speakers urged honest prayer confession and forsaking sin coupled with implicit faith in God to solve labor troubles and other problems.
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Living on a Volcano at Eliot Church Service
Rev. E. Victor Bigelow spoke on Living on a Volcano at Eliot church evening service. He compared Mont Pelee, Pompeii, and Vesuvius to urge self control, noting nations and individuals can rise like volcanoes or become mountains of quiet strength.
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Golden Cross Danvers ministers praise in church gathering
Rev George F Kenngott spoke at First Trinitarian Congregational church to a Washington and Emulus commandery audience of United Order of Golden Cross members. He praised the order for noble city service, likening members to the Good Samaritan and urging temperance aligned charitable work.
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Old Reliable Sale Promises Special Prices On Ladies Garments
This Monday Evening special sale offers sample lots of Our Maker's Stock including Ladies' Cotton Gowns Corset Covers Drawers and more. Each piece published at low yard prices with limited quantities and no duplicates. Customers urged to attend the event for bargains and reliability.
Church and science in harmony for social righteousness
A speaker praises closer church ties with organizations over 25 years, noting the shift from debate to partnership. He states the church now emphasizes a social life and urges helping neighbors, especially widows and children, as the path to heavenly reward.
Whitsunday Services at All Saints Chelmsford
All Saints Chelmsford held Whitsunday services marked by an augmented choir including Misses Paasche Clark Greenleaf Pratt and others. Miss Freeman of Lowell sang solos, Rev. Fr. Reynolds led arrangements, and 200 children sang in the yard during processions and coronation of the Blessed Virgin.
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High Street Church Invites John Street Members to Worship
After services, High Street church leaders urged John Street Congregational to join and make High Street their home, likening the two as parent and child. Dea Joshua Clark and others urged a cordial invitation as John Street closes June 1.
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May Procession at Sacred Heart Church Crowded Event
The annual May procession took place at the Church of the Sacred Heart yesterday afternoon with a large crowd in attendance. Vespers began at 3 o'clock, officiated by Rev. Fr. Tighe, and the church was crowded for the service.
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Holy Name Society of St. Patrick's Church Marks 25th Year
The Holy Name society at St. Patrick's Church celebrated its 25th anniversary with a 7 o'clock Mass attended by about 200 members who received Holy Communion together. Rev. Fr. O'Brien presided as celebrant and the Notre Dame Academy choir sang. Ruth Dudgeon played violin pieces. At 2:30 p.m. the group held vesper services with new members enrolled, Rev. Fr. Callahan officiating and urging members to uphold the society's aims.
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Three Drownings Reported At Fastport Harbor
Three men drowned in Fastport Maine within 18 hours after a canoe and a sailboat capsized. Victims Sabatis Francis a Point Pleasant Indian, Herbine Porter and Henry Williams all from Campobello. One survivor pulled from shoal water assisted by others. Bodies not recovered.
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Herbine Porter
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Point Pleasant
Porter
William
Campabello
Gas Inhalation Fatal Fear Looms Over Elder Mother
Fall River May 18 Mrs Mary Leather 70 and her daughter Miss Annie Leather were found unconscious at County street home from illuminating gas. Neighbors detected the leak and opened a gas jet leaving the room filled. After four hours physicians revived the women but the elder's condition remains grave.
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Surviving Sultans Favorable to United States in Mindanao
Gen Chaffee returns from Lake Lanao reports interviews with Moro dattos who mostly express friendly feelings toward the United States. He notes Datto Ruty’s forts on a hill may allow a bloodless victory if surrounded by American skirmishers, but says fighting could resume after a cable from Gen Davis.
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Rogers Brothers in Washington shines at Lowell Opera House
The Lowell Opera House closed its 1901 02 season Saturday with the Rogers Brothers in Washington drawing full capacity crowds. The Mealy produced show features bright music, comedy, and elaborate scenery, with standout acts by Hattie Williams Jeannette Bageard Elsie Davis Gus C Weinburg and Pat Rooney among others.
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North Chelmsford Mass Parish Devotion and Local Football Result
At St John s church a nine o clock mass marked the forty hours devotion with a procession including St John s Total Abstinence society and local Catholic groups. In local play Chelmsford Centre defeated North Chelmsford 24 to 14 at Wotton s field with North Chelmsford weak at batting and Harold Whitehead officiating as umpire.
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