Moral Courage Address by Dr Inglis at First Congregational Church
Dr Charles Inglis of London spoke to about four hundred men at the First Congregational Church under Y M C A auspices. He urged moral courage and steadfast convictions, urging unconditional surrender to God's terms and prompting men to preach their own sermons through action.
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First Congregational Church
Young Men’s Christian Association
Charles Inglis
London
England
Dr. Inglis
Christ
Inglis
Temple
Boston
W. A. Morse
Asa Reed Dilts
Branch Street Tabernacle
D. B. Martin
Paige Street Baptist
Ralph Gillam
C. H. Meade
New York
Family Devotions Sermon at Kirk Street Church
Rev. George E. Martin preached on Family Devotions at Kirk Street church noting the decline of the family unit in parish life and the loss of home instruction that strengthened early American faith. He paid tribute to Sewall G. Mack a longtime deacon and founder associated with the church.
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George E. Martin
D. D
Kirk Street
New England
Sewall G. Mack
Mack
George
Trusses Sold Fitting Each Customer Correctly
The seller warns price does not guarantee fit and emphasizes personalized fitting. They claim many customers wear their trusses and refer friends, inviting those unhappy with current fits to visit for a proper recommendation.
Special Untrimmed Cushions Offer Flagship Sale
We have had made the best shaped square and oblong satin pin cushions. Available in pink blue orange cardinal and other colors. Prices range from 10c to 35c. Fully 25 percent under value.
School figures and church events noted in town
W Batchelder speaks on years of devoted school interest. Samuel H Thompson is reelected president of the Kirk Street Men's League. Rev Dr Martin's evening sermon series draws more men. A small chorus choir will be organized under the pastor to assist the regular choir in winter services.
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W. Batchelder
Samuel H. Thompson
Kirk Street Men’s League
Dr. Martin
Power of the Holy Spirit Sermon by Rev Gillam
A large audience heard Rev Ralph Gillam preach on the power of the Holy Spirit and divine illumination. The sermon contrasted genuine spiritual force with sensationalism and urged deeper prayer. Catholic services at the same church featured Fr. Lawrence and Fr. Dorgan with a rosary devotion, relics, expositions and Benediction concluding with Te Deum.
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Mr. Gillam
Ralph Gillam
Jesus
Paul
Dowie
Elijah
God
Arabia
Fr. Lawrence
Frs. Smith and
Tighe
Eugene A. Dorgan
Fr. Dorgan
Wm. H. Grant
St. Peter's Church
Jesus Christ
Fr. Grant
Christ
Grant
United States
St. Verecunda
Mary
The Lost Wedding Ring Sermon at First Baptist
At the First Baptist church Sunday evening Rev. S. T. Ford spoke on The Lost Wedding Ring as the final talk in his Gospel and the Art of Matrimony series. He blamed rising divorces on protests against home life sparked 50 years ago by short haired women and long haired men and on sensational novels filling homes and libraries with false standards.
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First Baptist Church
S. T. Ford
Open Door of Evangelical Opportunity Sermon Focus
At Fifth Street Baptist Rev. Or ville Coats preaches on Revelation 8 8 about an open door symbolizing evangelistic opportunity. He urges believers to proclaim liberation from sin, embrace a larger life, and freely share the gospel while recognizing God’s grace and responsibility to neighbors.
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Fifth Street Baptist Church
Orville Coats
Jesus
Immaculate Conception marks 23rd relic translation anniversary
At the Church of the Immaculate Conception yesterday prayers and decoratory lights observed the 23d anniversary of the translation of the relics of St Verecunda a virgin martyr who suffered during the early Roman persecutions.
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Verecunda
Bears the SCA BTOR is The Kind You Have arm
A concise report notes an item labeled Bears the SCA BTOR in the context of The Kind You Have arm. The brief mentions a technical descriptor and associates it with a category or model. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Kellar and Other Acts Highlight Opera House Engagements
Magician Kellar shares a Detroit Opera House engagement featuring a hoodoo story witnessed in St Paul. He offers new illusions while presenting The Old Homestead and a cast including Charles Carter and Mrs Louise Morse. Klaw Erlanger's Billionaire charms with Jerome Sykes on Oct 28. Longechamps Paris scene, Kerry Gow and Why Women Sin slated for Thursday to Saturday.
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Kellar
St. Paul
Opera House
Mr. Thompson
Charles Carter
Cy Prime
Charles Clark
Seth Perkins
Louise Morse
Aunt Matilda
Fred Clare
Happy Jack
Frank Knapp
Klaw & Erlanger
Jerome Sykes
Longechamps
Paris
Premier Banjoists Lead Temple Theater Week Bill
Dono van and Kimball head a strong Temple theater bill in Lowell. They were longtime headliners with major minstrel shows and recently found success in vaudeville. The lineup includes Joyce and Willette Irish sketch team, Tom Collins, Barton and Laferty, Henry and Young, Manning and Mills, Joyce and Willette singers and dancers, F L Browning, and Hattie Hall. Matinee reserved seats for ladies and children are ten cents.
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Donovan
Kimball
Temple Theatre
Lowell
Joyce and
Willette
Tom Collins
Barton and Laferty
Henry and Young
Manning
Mills
Joyce
F. L. Browning
Hattie Hall
Casto Theatre Bill Promises Major Vaudeville Show
Manager Haynes announces a strong Casto theatre bill this week headlined by Ferrar Cole and Company in His College Chum. The programme features top vaudeville acts and aims to be one of the theatre’s best ever. Reserved seats available via telephone 815-3.
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Haynes
Casto Theatre
Ferrar, Cole & Company
Homespun Heart at Academy of Music for Three Nights
Reid's latest pastoral comedy A Homespun Heart plays in central Ohio setting, a plain homespun couple contend with a mortgage from a scheming old moneylender aided by an adventuress. The debtor duo triumphs through the heroine's half-witted brother as Gov Bates discusses state governance in Huntington Hall tonight.
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H-1
Reid
Academy of Music
Ohio
Stort
Huntington Hall
Premier Laurier’s Ottawa remark shocks British press
London commentary on Laurier’s claim Canada lacks treaty making powers draws mixed reactions. The St James Gazette labels the demand impractical while urging imperial federation. The Globe condemns the remark as unpatriotic amid criticism of Canada’s independence aims and loyalty to the British crown.
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London
Laurier
House of Commons
Ottawa
Canada
St. James Gazette
Empire
Globe
Berlin report on Manchuria stay and Asia powers
An American in Berlin says Asian troops may stay in Manchuria with Russia holding 200,000 troops and Dalny barracks planned for two more regiments. Avuecia strengthens on the Yalu west bank. Japan advances settlement in Korea with large land holdings and Japanese administration. The informant doubts an imminent war, noting Russia’s contentment in Manchuria and no push into Korea.
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Berlin
Dalny
Tussian
Liao-Tung Peninsula
Port Arthur
Associated Press
Manchuria
Russia
Avuecia
Yalu
Japan
Corea
Father John's Medicine Praised By Patient Gallivan
Miss Alice Gallivan of 248 Exchange street Chicopee Massachusetts writes of illness since 1902 weight loss from 140 to 100 pounds and improved after taking Father John's Medicine since September 1902 she gained 22 pounds and reports relief from cough sleep and appetite while praising the remedy and warning against iodide tonics. Guaranteed non alcoholic and not a patent medicine.
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Alice Gallivan
Exchange Street
Chicopee
Mass
Father John
Re elected: Forster holds West Belfast seat surprise margins
Belfast report notes H Arnold Forster re elected to represent West Belfast in Parliament after becoming secretary of war. He defeated Patrick Dempsey by a 245 vote margin amid limited campaign activity due to a recent accident. London notes Lord Stanley re elected unopposed as postmaster general to represent West Houghton. Co Y M L Harvest Festival tomorrow night at Huntington hall.
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Belfast
Ireland
H. Arnold Forster
West Belfast
Patrick Dempsey
Forster
London
Lord Stanley
West Houghton
Bristow’s Report Delivered to President Roosevelt
Washington October 24 Postmaster General Payne at 1 30 pm delivered to President Roosevelt the Bristow report on the postal investigation.
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Washington
Payne
Roosevelt
Bristow
New speed record on Marienfelde Zossen line
Berlin reports an electric car reached 130.25 miles per hour in high speed tests on the Marienfelde Zossen line. Welcome Governor Bates arrives at Huntington Hall for an evening event.
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Berlin
MarienfeMe-Zossen
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