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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1917

Page

3

What Billy Sunday Has Done for New York

The article surveys Billy Sunday's New York revival, claiming he mobilized evangelical forces and drew tens of thousands to Tabernacle services. It notes supporters and critics, with business leaders praising his honesty while some laity and ministers question revival methods, and reports Sunday plans to retire after a final campaign pull.

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Sunday Work in New York Shapes Faith and Temperance

The report details Billy Sunday’s New York revival impact, noting New Yorkers’ openness to religious revival, admiration for civic leaders, and strong support for temperance. It highlights Sunday’s influence on public sentiment against liquor, the encouragement of church growth, and the role of prominent figures like John D. Rockefeller in supporting evangelical efforts.

Sunday Evangelism in New York Provokes Mixed Reactions

The article surveys reactions to Billy Sunday’s revival in New York City, noting ministers, officials, and clergy split on impact. It cites opinions from Bishop Turner B. Wilson and Rev John Haynes Holmes, debates on civic influence, and comments by Police Commissioner Woods. The Interborough Rapid Transit Company praise Sunday’s stance on labor disputes anchors support from business interests.

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Monmouth Park to Host U S Signal Corps Training Camp

Plans announced by Lieutenant Colonel Hartmann establish a Signal Corps training camp at Monmouth Park near Long Branch New Jersey. The government leases land for battalions, builds cantonments and barracks, recruits telegraph operators and electricians, and aims to train officers and men for service abroad with the Signal Reserve Corps.

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New York Not Wicked at Heart Prophet’s Sunday Message

The speaker declares New York is not wicked at heart though many have forgotten God. He says he has done his best for the city, prays for its revival, and urges New York to return to Jesus Christ, aiming to be the foremost community in God’s sight.

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Billy Sunday plans revival tours for troops and Europe

Evangelist Billy Sunday aims to begin revival campaigns in American concentration camps after rest at Winona Lake Indiana and a possible Europe trip to England France and the trenches. Washington officials and General Pershing's staff encouraged the idea and Sunday seeks to fit campaigns around planned U.S. engagements with dates likely in September and early 1920s. He will rest for a week or two then proceed to Hood River farm and Los Angeles opener with later stops in Atlanta Chicago and Duluth.

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