Salvation Army Women Work Saloons In Boston Slum Tour
Two Salvation Army officers and a young reporter accompany Captain Buchan and Captain Graham on a daylong mission in Boston to visit the city’s West End saloons, rescue missions, and refuge homes. They sell War Cry papers, face hostility, and document the gritty realities of alcohol abuse, poverty, and urban life while describing prayers, field visits, and a late night street encounter with a drunken woman.
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Aps
Happe
Thair Houser Hyid
Ruchan
Boston
Brower
Ture
Sud
Buchan
Bownes
Sevan
Leo
Hichan
Salvationists
Washington Street
Post
Everet
Avenue
Captain Hopkins
Venti
West
Enya
Churén
Sbe
Chriss
Mae
Agen
Kanes
Grink
Jay
Dlowne
Aod
Bors
Mulridy
Opstolre Duces Flesini
Nasil
Teall
Ena
Tehittye
Cambridge
Court
Green
Merriman
Causeway
Hindsstone
Charlestown
Cambridge Street
Becat
Jeerat Sands
Graham
Bowdoin Square
Frank
Haymarket Square
Capt Graham
Koston
Tass
Joe Street
Domietta
Salvation
Jase
Iris
Piste
Baltimore
Mormon Prophet Woodruff Seen as Honest Leader in Utah
An extensive 19th century interview portrays Wilford Woodruff, president of the Mormon Church, as an honest, devout leader guiding converts worldwide from Utah. He defends polygamy's end, notes revelations shape church doctrine, and stresses toleration and harmony among faiths while detailing temple completion and missionary efforts.
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Wilford Woodruff
Churches of Jesus Christ and Latter-Day Saints
Mormons Church
Woodruff
Connecticut
Utah
Pioneers
Woodry
Mormon Church
Red
Presidius Woodruff
Brighton Street
Gilb4
George Q. Cannon
Joseph F. Smitho
Joseph P. Smith
Posausa
Egemlas
Old Mexico
Mexico
Muzico
Manare
Douce
Lenjoy
Edmonds-Tucker
Uta
Senate
Theatrical chatter on Dumas and stage rumors
A roundup of theatre news noting Alexandre Dumas plans to discuss originality versus adaptation in his new volume Le Theatre des Autres. It covers London and New York gossip on performers, managers, contracts, and upcoming productions with hints of legal cases and notable premieres.
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New York
Abe
Fuwuriin
Vandermiliehare
Ames Buckley
Cleveland
Makisew York
Nail
Vernbardy
Bala
Heney
Bla
Crotavwr
Tavellor
Bulib
Mregen
Mare Weasel
Nance
Alexandre Dumas
le Theatre Des Autres
Dumas
Sach
Sardou
C. Whitney
Detroit
Detroit Opera
Frederick Warde
Portland
Oregon
Annie Boyers
Irely
Septeber
Johnson
Emter
Vari
Charles P. O'Brian
Gregeo
Spriozer & Welty
Crook” Company
San Fran Hospital
London
A. L. Bellman
Crea & Sensation
America
Italy
Hoey
John
State of New York
Ewer
United States
J. Cheever Goodwin
David Henderson
Chicago Opera House
Chicago
Edward M. Alfriend
A. ©. Wheeler
Giuseppe Campanari
Sehoeffer and Grau
Morocco
Garden Theatre
E. B
Kies
Comepany
Lillian Ri
Giacomo Purcinai
Opera Comique
Paris
Nw York
John Stetson
Harry St. Ormond
Alexander Salvini
Harlet
Lotis
Charles
Chavge Taly
Padua
McHeory Lasikhi
de Wolf Hopper
Lilian Russell
Laaranbe
Henry Irving
Sarah Bernhardt
Eleonora Dawe
Daly's Theatre
J. M. Barrie
Clement Scott
Robert Buchappan
London Courte
Herr Kutin
Germany
Philadelphia
E. E. Rice
Charles Chatterton
Sigsor
Europe
Jefferson de Angelle
Dells Ferge de Black
W Company
York
Charley
Mary
Joliette
Herald Square Theatre
Park Toestee
Reta
Charles E Evans
M. Company
DeKaven Opera
Rob Boy
Ore
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Reimer
Cililau
World of New York
Illiam Fur
Gillam
Nationa
Clé Pagnicicont Library Board
Udlit
Artis
Goede
THE
Salvation Army
Boston Post
Was & Indy
Paleog Tme
Salvation Las
Wong
God
Uist
Satr
Gags City
Drickites
Joseph Smith
Church of Christ
Lord
Wilford Woudkery
Talmage
Rock
Columbia ‘Theatre
Brooklyn
Garden ‘Theatre