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Key words and phrases Anna Garlin Spencer, Unitarian Church, San Francisco, Reed College, American Unitarian Association, Pacific Coast Conference, Earl Morse Wilbur, Dana St, Horace Davis, ligion, Unitar, John Haynes Holmes, David Starr Jordan, Portland, John Muir, William Day, KEARNY STREET, Thomas Lamb Eliot, Pacific Unitarian, Caroline Severance |
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 | 25 Beacon Street - Page 6Address 25 Beacon Street. The Channing Auxiliary of the San Francisco church, has achieved at least two marked successes during the month of October. ... |
| Cambridge, Mass - Page 272Samuel McChord Crothers, DD, Minister First Parish in Cambridge, Mass., and other Asiatic and American speakers to be announced. ...more pages: 301 |
| Fresno - Page 35Construction has begun on the Unitarian Church at the corner of Tenth and Douty Streets, in Fresno. The trying period of meeting in a hall will soon ...more pages: 149 |
More | Eugene, Oregon - Page 306EUGENE, ORE. — Our friends in this growing and hopeful young church have had a large extension made to the rear of their church building for social ...more pages: 90 |
| 124 First Street - Page 28Paper Dealers 118-124 First Street JS ANDREWS Prei. 2nd Sec. EDiV. C. BOYSEN Vice-Prel. ind Treai. Fisher <3& Co., (inc.) Exclusive '3f atters 127-129 ... |
| Oakland - Page 316William Day Simonds, of Oakland, will improve the five Sundays in October in giving a series of five sermons on "Unitarian Affirmations, ...more pages: 82 |
| Seattle - Page 293It was pretty warm at Seattle and Portland but that made the San Francisco cool air the more appreciated and even caused the foggy weather that ...more pages: 263 |
| San Francisco - Page 291The opening sentences in which he paid a tribute of respect and admiration for what San Francisco had accomplished were well expressed and gave to ...more pages: 94 |
| Long Beach - Page 249Modest as it is it is infinitely superior to any place we could rent in Long Beach. A number of Santa Ana Unitarians were present at the opening. ...more pages: 202 |
| Berkeley - Page 232He will be warmly welcomed by his former parishioners in Berkeley and by friends on both sides of the bay. Attention of all interested is called to ...more pages: 323 |
| Tacoma - Page 7The most effective sermon preached in Tacoma during the last year was perhaps the speech delivered last Wednesday at the Tacoma Commercial Club by a ... |
| San Jose - Page 149OP Shrout, who preaches at San Jose in the morning and at Santa Cruz at night. The double event was celebrated by a baked fish banquet, with a fitting ...more pages: 285 |
| Pomona - Page 221(Outline of a series of sermons delivered in Pomona, during April and May.) Religious beliefs shift and change with increasing knowledge of natural ...more pages: 171 |
| Palo Alto - Page 299Snow, now of Boston, formerly of Palo Alto, read a fine paper on the part of the young people in our church life. ...more pages: 25 |
| Boston - Page 234Because he was he was just the man to break with our Second Church in Boston after serving it for a few years as pastor, owing to the fact that he ...more pages: 87 |
| Vancouver - Page 323they are indeed now going into the question of securing a minister for Vancouver alone, with the assistance that the General Conference has pledged ... |
| Sacramento - Page 324Guy Talbott, of Sacramento, is executive secretary, is now carrying on an active campaign throughout the State for the adoption of the Church Tax ...more pages: 211 |
| Santa Barbara - Page 287About 220 delegates left San Francisco for the South on Sunday evening, August 29th, spending Monday very pleasantly in sightseeing at Santa Barbara ...more pages: 231 |
| Spokane, Wash - Page 167moved its Sunday morning services into the largest theater in Spokane, and since then the audiences have numbered more than 1200 people each Sunday. ...more pages: 46 |
| Los Angeles - Page 292Stanton Hodgin the next session will be held in Los Angeles, at a time to be fixed by the directors, probably in June. ...more pages: 287 |
| Victoria, BC - Page 319He was advised by physicians to change the climate of London for that of the Pacific coast and has spent a year at Victoria, BC He is now fully ... |
| Rowe, Mass - Page 303Barnard, of Rowe, Mass., and then Mrs. Mary B. Davis, corresponding secretary of the General Alliance, was introduced, and she told in her inimitable ... |
| BELLINGHAM, WASH - Page 221BELLINGHAM, WASH. — The tenth anniversary of the founding of the Unitarian Society in Bellingham was celebrated with a special service on Sunday ... |
| New York City - Page 207After a year in this pastorate, so unusual were the gifts of the young minister he was called to one of the leading churches in New York City, ...more pages: 245 |
| St. Louis - Page 233D. of St. Louis; Rabbi Meyer of San Francisco, and probably Rev. Frank O. Hall of New York, together with a number of Pacific Coast clergymen and ... |
| Cambridge - Page 207During his Cambridge years he had the privilege of living in the household of Professor Palmer, when was laid the foundation of an intimate friendship ... |
| Petersham, Mass - Page 153On September 13th of this year there was dedicated a memorial which has been placed at his grave in Petersham, Mass. ... |
| PORTLAND, ORE - Page 193PORTLAND, ORE.— Rev. WG Eliot has aroused much interest by a series of "Man to Man" sermons, in which he called attention to the inevitable and close ... |
| SALEM, ORE - Page 194SALEM, ORE. — Slow but steady gain is the order of the Salem church. Under the leadership of our pastor, the Rev. Richard F. ... |
| Wichita, Kansas - Page 90Edward Day of Wichita, Kansas, has accepted a call to the Unitarian Church at Eugene, Oregon, and will begin services at about the middle of March. ... |
| San Diego - Page 284The 250 Harvard graduates came very near arriving too late for the main events of Harvard Day, reaching the city by disembarking at San Diego and ... |
| Winnipeg - Page 268The invasion comes from the North, and the first point of attack seems to be Winnipeg, where Dr. Crothers will preach on Sunday, August 8th. ... |
| Chicago - Page 165With Chicago as his headquarters, he now began to make long business journeys into the western country, through Dakota, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, ... |
| Moose Jaw - Page 281The preaching pilgrimage through the great Northwest, taking in Winnipeg, Calgary, Moose Jaw and the other classical regions beyond our Northern ... |
| London - Page 319He was advised by physicians to change the climate of London for that of the Pacific coast and has spent a year at Victoria, BC He is now fully ... |
| Hingham, Massachusetts - Page 315John Davis Long, who passed away on August 28th at his home in Hingham, Massachusetts. As Congressman and Secretary to the Navy, he became a national ... |
| Concord, NH - Page 38Wing, Concord, NH In accordance with the resolve creating the committee the secretary is ready to receive in behalf of the committee, "suggestions and ... |
| Hood River, Ore - Page 37WM Stewart, of Hood River, Ore. While no city has been designated as the next meeting place, the election of Mr. Morgan, of Victoria, to the ... |
| Medford, Oregon - Page 285Pierce made a very pleasant sojourn at Medford, Oregon, where they have relatives. By the courtesy of the Episcopalian minister Dr. ... |
| Brooklyn - Page 232John Howland Lathrop, of Brooklyn, with his family, is visiting the Pacific Coast. He will be warmly welcomed by his former parishioners in Berkeley ... |
| Salt Lake City - Page 268Pierce will preach the Conference sermon at Salt Lake City on August 31st, and on Sept. 1st Rev. EC Smith, Rev. AR Vail and Dr. Crothers will speak. ... |
| Calgary - Page 268Alfred Manchester wifl preach at Calgary. On August 19th Dr. Crothers and Dr. Westwood will speak at Victoria, Rev. FR Sturtevant assisting at the ... |
| Whittier - Page 25called attention to the inspiring incident of Starr King and the poet Whittier as recorded in the last PACIFIC UNITARIAN, and emphasized the fact that ... |
| Buffalo, NY - Page 290Boynton, of Buffalo, NY, delivered the morning sermon, for which he chose as his subject, "The Power of Personality. ... |
| Cleveland - Page 287Minot Simons, of Cleveland, preached in the Alameda church on the evening of August 29th. The Rocky Mountain Conference held its session in Salt Lake ... |
| Oxford - Page 319His theological studies he pursued at Manchester College, Oxford, the leading Unitarian training school in England, attending also theological courses ... |
| Shelbyville, Illinois - Page 35Douthit, the veteran preacher of Shelbyville, Illinois, where he issues that sterling independent journal, "Our Best Words. ... |
| Bernardston, Mass - Page 90Day graduated at Andover Theological Seminary in 1886 and served Congregational churches at Ludlow, Lenox, and Bernardston, Mass., for about twelve ... |
| Baltimore - Page 245.Tared Sparks in Baltimore, in which he boldly proclaimed the Unitarian disbelief in the two cardinal points of doctrine of the orthodox churches, ... |
| New Westminster - Page 323the Women's Christian Temperance Union, in annual convention at Vancouver; the Political Equality League, in annual convention at New Westminster; ... |
| Plymouth - Page 41It is the continuous successor of the church set up by the Pil<irim Fathers in Plymouth. The East still makes the strongest showing in the number of ... |
| Rochester, NY - Page 272The Federation has held three congresses in Philadelphia ; also in New York City and Rochester, NY, and now seeks a new field of influence in ... |
| Portland, Maine - Page 38The nominating committee of the American Unitarian Association has organized with Richard Webb, Portland, Maine, as chairman, and Harold G. ... |
| Brookline, Mass - Page 207Theodore Chickering Williams was born at Brookline, Mass., July 2, 1855, the son of Frederick J. and Abby Tufts Williams. ... |
| Bangor, Me - Page 303Scott, of Bangor, Me., chairman of the Alliance Social Service Committee. The committee has prepared a valuable year's program on Social Service, ... |
| Dover, NH - Page 303Everett, of Dover, NH, told of a "cradle roll" for the Alliance, a spoon given to each baby, and one meeting a year for the mothers and babies. ... |
| Winchester, Mass - Page 207And on November 24, 1882, he was ordained over the Unitarian church at Winchester, Mass. After a year in this pastorate, so unusual were the gifts of ... |
| Newton, Mass - Page 290Harry Lutz, of Newton, Mass., read the services, and Rev. WG Eliot, Jr., made a short address of welcome. The attendance taxed the capacity of the ... |
| Burbank - Page 290He spoke of the influence wrought by the personality of Burbank, who went back to Darwin ; of Alexander Bell, who went back to Franklin; ... |
| Philadelphia - Page 272The Federation has held three congresses in Philadelphia ; also in New York City and Rochester, NY, and now seeks a new field of influence in ... |
| Kalamazoo - Page 112A traveling salesman died very suddenly in Kalamazoo. His relatives telegraphed the florist to make a wreath ; the ribbon should be extra wide, ... |
| York - Page 245York. By HS Bates. As I had been accustomed for nearly a decade to attending one of the numerous churches of my faith in Boston, — • the world's ... |
| Edmonton - Page 268Westwood will speak during the week and preach on Sunday, the 15th, at Edmonton. On the same Sunday Rev. WS Jones and Rev. ... |
| Wollaston, Mass - Page 209He is survived by his wife, one brother, Mr. Horace Williams of Boston, and one sister, Mrs. Reed of Wollaston, Mass. ... |
| Ohio, Illinois - Page 115Pennsylvania, Virginia, New York, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, and most of the states east and west have fine characteristic buildings. ... |
| Visalia - Page 178What ought to be sought is the joint care of Hanford and Visalia by one devoted minister who might awake the dormant interest of the discouraged. ... |
| Toronto - Page 281unprecedented event, and beyond their reach — even from Toronto to Tokio, there gathered in our proud city representatives of our household of faith. ... |
| Milwaukee - Page 290Walter Greenman, of Milwaukee. The Scripture was read by Rev. Abbott Peterson, of Brookline, Mass. Rev. Sydney B. Snow, of Boston, followed with a ... |
| Southampton, NY - Page 243used in the streets in San Francisco, Minoch, 111., Southampton, NY, and Madison, Wisconsin. In the public squares of Boston fully five hundred ... |
| Panama - Page 256The people of Panama were protected, just as they had previously been. In thirty- five years there had been thirty-five rebellions. No blood was shed, ... |
| Lynden, Wash - Page 137Lynden, Wash. — Strictly speaking, no Post-office Mission work is done here : yet, in effect, the Rev. Fred Alban Weil, carrying in person the good ... |
| Morenci, Michigan - Page 109preaching and lecturing, finally becoming the settled minister of the Congregational Church at Morenci, Michigan, where he continued for three years. ... |
| Newport, RI - Page 285Jones, Newport, RI ; Rev. Harry Lutz, Newton, Mass.; Rev. Alfred Manchester, Salem, Mass.; Rev. Abbott Peterson, Brookline, Mass. ; Rev. ... |
| Oroville - Page 51Overton was born in Oroville in 1858, the family soon after removing to San Francisco. He joined the Sunday- school in early boyhood, and his interest ... |
| Milton, Mass - Page 299Roderick Steb- bins of Milton, Mass., conducted the preliminary service. The first address was by Mr. B. Swzaki of Tokio, Japan, the Secretary of our ... |
| Pasadena - Page 249AR Tillinghast, the Universal- ist minister of Pasadena, exchanged with Mr. Hodgin, and Rev. George R. Dodson took the service one Sunday, ... |
| Montreal - Page 98Members of the party from New York and Worcester will leave also on Tuesday evening, joining the others at Montreal, while those from Philadelphia, ... |
| Detroit - Page 303Shippen, of Detroit ; Mrs. Lawson, president of the New York League; Dr. Rooney, of Los Angeles; Mrs. Scott, of Bangor; Miss Lowell, of Boston ; Mrs. ... |
| Modesto - Page 212is a strong feeling that the church should secure a lot and there is a nurro^e to make missionary effort in adjacent localities like Lodi and Modesto. ... |
| Madison, Wisconsin - Page 243used in the streets in San Francisco, Minoch, 111., Southampton, NY, and Madison, Wisconsin. In the public squares of Boston fully five hundred ... |
| Annapolis - Page 254He favored doubling the number of cadets at West Point and at Annapolis, and the compulsory assignment of qualified instructors to schools desiring to ... |
| Sioux City, Iowa - Page 48Heeb is a son of the Unitarian church at Sioux City, Iowa, and studied during the last four years at our Divinity School at Berkeley, ... |
| Hemet - Page 178The church at Hemet. of which little was known and less expected, is in a remote new district, not easily reached. ... |
| Newport - Page 287Jones, of Newport, on "The Present Outlook." Rev. FR Stur- tevant and Dr. Paul Revere Frothingham also spoke. Thursday Long Beach was visited and in ... |
| Colorado Springs - Page 98a little different to allow for stops at Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs and Denver ; but the return journey will take about the same length of time. ... |
| Gloucester, Mass - Page 6He was born in Gloucester, Mass., in 1830, of an old sea-faring family, and came to California around the Horn in his father's ship. ... |
| Edinburgh - Page 215education and fine spirit, and is blessed in having a capable and sympathetic wife, who graduated on the same day from the sa?ne class at Edinburgh. ... |
| Denver - Page 98a little different to allow for stops at Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs and Denver ; but the return journey will take about the same length of time. ... |
| Liverpool - Page 229necessary to the splendid work now being carried on, not only at Hampstead but at Letchworth, Ealing, Port Sunlight (near Liverpool) and elsewhere. ... |
| Burlington, Vermont - Page 206WE Greene of Burlington, Vermont, in memory of their son, Harry Henderson Greene, and one by Mrs. Ralph W. Wilbur of Portland, in memory of her father ... |
| Monterey - Page 229The bay of Monterey — the illusive harbor found and lost again centuries ago — how it stirs with the romance of the early voyagers and the later ... |
| Leipzig - Page 68should become a philologist and lexicographer himself; the atmosphere of his father's house in Leipzig gave him his scholarly habits and turn of mind; ... |
| Honolulu - Page 233William Howard Taft says: "The trip to Nuuanu Pali is the first thing to be undertaken in Honolulu, perhaps because it is the greatest thing on the ... |
| Timaru - Page 259James HG Chappie, who for many years has served the church at Timaru. He had the courage to advocate peace in time of war and found himself ... |
| Paris - Page 148He served on the first peace commission at Paris, and has led an active and useful life. Incidentally he has never used liquor or tobacco. ... |
| Shanghai - Page 259Pecker, trained in the Tuckerman School, and fitted by previous experience, goes to Shanghai as an assistant to Dr. ... |
| Jerusalem - Page 63As Jesus came to Jerusalem and swept away the ceremonial and the vain repetitions, so must religion be brought back in every generation to the ... |
| Moscow - Page 51All had hoped to hear a similar talk on Moscow, which he had elsewhere given. Mr. Overton was born in Oroville in 1858, the family soon after removing ... |
| Rome - Page 327witnessing of such a spectacle of horror as the eyes of men have not beheld since the "world which was Rome became engulfed in chaos and black night. ... |
| Florence - Page 246Bellows by Augustus St. Gaudens, and, let me add here, in the New York Century Club there is a bust of Dr. Bellows by Hiram Powers, done at Florence. ... |
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