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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1906

Page

4

Plan to convert Fifth Avenue by crusade from Bowery

The Rev Dr Dofala Sage Mackay will outline a campaign to recruit converts from the Bowery for a revival among the wealthy at the Collegiate Church of St Nicholas on Fifth Avenue and 48th Street. The plan starts with services a week hence, with former Jerry McAuley Mission members in attendance.

Bowery Fifth Avenue Dofala Sage Mackay St. Nicholas 48Th Street Jerry McAuley Water Street Mackay Madison Avenue Baptist Church Silverman Courtney St. James Protestant Episcopal Church Tupper Holy Eastern Church New York City Nicholas Street Madison Avenue Irvine Holy State Father Hopovitzky St. Nicholas’s Cathedral Tikhon North Ameria

Revival Plan Prompts Faith For Roosevelt Sage Gould

Dr. Mackay unveils a plan to revive faith starting January with a series of revival meetings. He claims church leaders in Fifth Avenue must confront modern sin and urges society’s elite to seek Christ alongside the poor. Notables in his congregation include President Roosevelt, Mrs. Russell Sage, and Miss Helen Gould.

Fifth Avenue Mackay Roosevelt Russell Sage Helen Gould

Catholic view of Crapsey roils Episcopal stance in the Creed debate

Editorials from The Freeman's Journal and The Churchman critique Dr Crapsey's denial of Christ's divinity. The piece argues the Episcopal Court of Review erred to uphold Crapsey's views and warns of a broader Unitarian drift within Episcopalianism. It notes Crapsey's trial words affirming the substance of God and the Father while condemning his stance on the Creeds.

L. A. Lambert Freeman's Journal Episcopal Court of Review Crapsey Lembert Lord Episcopal Church Crepseyiem Court of Review Dr. Crapsey Christ Stanley Dean Church Crap- Bey Jesus God the Father Father

Two Children Bitten by Dog in Madison Heights

John Canton five of 316 West 1424 street and Fred Halsey six of 273 West 144th street were bitten by a possibly mad dog. The Halsey boy received medical care at J Hood Wright Hospital. The fox terrier charger was shot by Policemen O'Brien and Essig after being driven from Edgecombe Avenue toward 132nd Street.

John Canton 1424 Fred Halsey West 144Th Street Halsey J. Hood Wright Hospital 144Th Street Edgecombe Avenue 132D Street Th Avenue O'Brien Essig 124Th Street

Garvey, 42, Conercesmar-elect Dies in St Joseph

Richard J. Garvey, Conercesmar-elect from Missouri's 24th district, died at his home in St Joseph yesterday from pneumonia. He was forty two years old.

St. Joseph Richard J. Garvey Conercesmar-elect Missouri

Forward Movement at Metropolitan Temple Marks Fourteenth Anniversary

The Metropolitan Temple honors its Forward Movement with nightly programs over fourteen years. Lectures, concerts, prayers, and open questions fill Monday to Saturday events. Notable guests include Dr. Gillies and Dr. Bagnell with Mrs Minnie Marshall Smith and the Lotus Glee Club.

Metropolitan Temple Great Temple Gillies St. Andrew's Church Lotus Glee Club Minnie Marshall Smith Temple Old Central Church Bagnell William V. Kelley Methodist Review Margaret E. Porter Temple Orchestra

Catholic News Denounces Trial Marriage Proposal Editorial

The Catholic News denounces Mrs. Herbert Parsons trial marriage plan and endorses Dr. Dix for denouncing it as barbarous. It argues such a system would degrade families, strip children of care, and reduce women to pre Christian subjugation, provoking broad protest among community leaders.

Catholic News Farley Herbert Parsons Dix

Weekly church and public notices of religious services

A roundup of forthcoming musical and religious events across New York churches and organizations. Highlights include a 4 o'clock concert at the Church of the Incarnation directed by W R Hedden, a Prison League talk by Mrs. Ballington Booth at the West Side Y M C A, and multiple sermons and celebrations at Calvary Methodist E P Church Scotch Presbyterian Madison Avenue Baptist and St Nicholas Russian Cathedral among others.

Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church 129Th Street Seventh Avenue Lotus Glee Club Minnie Marshall Smith Epworth League

Thaw Case Back in Court as Defence Seeks Commission

With DA absent, Justice Greenbaum hears the defence motion to appoint a commission to take testimony out of the city in the Thaw case. Adjournment set for Monday. The sought witnesses include Thomas McCaleb in Chicago and Truxton Beale in Bakersfield.

Jerome Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum Harry K. Thaw Thomas McCaleb Chicago Truxton Beale Bakersville Cal Thaw Café Martin Madison Square Roof Garden

Meeting of coal dealers ends in disorder arrest names given

A clash between coal dealers and alleged middlemen on Columbia street led to arrests for disorderly conduct. Jacob Bierman of 61 Columbia street and Samuel Orenstein of 26 Gouverneur street were taken into custody. a Joseph Firestein driver from 374 Madison street helped trigger the incident. Bierman carried a concealed blackjack and was held on $1,000 bail for Special Sessions. Orenstein was discharged.

Columbia Street Jacob Bierman Samuel Orenstein Gouverneur Street Joseph Firestein Madison Street Bierman Orenstein

Fifteen year old girl faces manslaughter trial

Ethel Smith, aged 15, who killed Elmer Briggs while he attempted to force entry into her home where his wife and child stayed, was arraigned in Eighth District Court. She is held on $4,000 bond and will be tried starting December 17 after bail was posted following a preliminary hearing.

Thornton R. I Ethel Smith Elmer Briggs Eighth District Court

Lamp Explosion Claimed Three At Hagerstown Home

In Hagerstown Maryland Emma Ernde wife of Charles Ernde and her daughters Grace nineteen and Gladys six were killed by a lamp blast last night. Gladys upset the lamp and burned severely while the mother and Grace died today from burns sustained while aiding the child.

Hagerstown Emma Ernde Charles Ernde Grace Gladys

Five Men Die in Dynamite Blast At Rail Line Site

In Moccasin Gap, near Knoxville, five workers were killed instantly in a dynamite explosion during excavation for the South and Western Railroad. Foreman among the dead, identities not released. Officials investigate cause and safety lapse.

Knoxville Tenn Moccasin Gap South & Western Railroad

Illinois Central to Elevate Grand Crossing Tracks

The Illinois Central will spend 2 million dollars to elevate Grand Crossing tracks in Chicago. Work begins immediately with 1000 workers planned to accelerate completion within a year. President J T Harahan announced the project after returning from New York.

Chicago Illinois Central Railroad Grand Crossing J. T. Harahan Illinois Central New York Ney Lake Shore Pennsylvania

Dead Wife in Station Sparks Grief and Mystery

Mrs. William Skutt of Jordan died suddenly from heart trouble in the New York Central station waiting room in Syracuse. Her husband, wandering the busy concourse, learned the body being moved to an undertaker's rooms was his spouse, ending his curious search with a shocking discovery.

Syracuse William Skutt Jordan New York Central

Brooks to Start Bond Business After Leaving Harris & Co

Percy W. Brooks, longtime associate of N. W. Harris & Co. and recent partner in the New York office, will withdraw December 1 to establish a private bond business around January 1. Elmer E. Black, a ten year Chicago partner, will become a resident partner in the New York office.

Percy W. Brooks N. W. Harris & Co New York Elmer E. Black Chicago

Print Cloth Market Sees Week of Strong Demand in Fall River

Fall River Mass reports a brisk week with 210000 pieces sold in the print cloth market. Wages have risen, boosting activity while prices remain firm for all classes and odd widths. Regulars stay at 3 5 8 percent and orders extend to early next year.

Fall River Mass

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