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...Baptists are the largest denomination in America. The Baptist Young People's Union of America met in Tremont Temple, Boston, for its 32nd annual convention. " The Attractive Christ" was the keynote, frequently referred to by the speakers. The 5,000 delegates, from all parts of the United States and Canada, filled Tremont Temple to over flowing. In his address of welcome, Mayor Curley lamented the " growth away from idealism" in the United States, and rejoiced in the gathering of so much youthful idealism as was represented by the Young People's Union. Leaders of the convention stressed...
Earlier in the morning at 7.40 o'clock Franklin Macormick, who has a business address at 178 Tremont Street, Boston, saw a man in the Framingham Railroad station who answered the description exactly. Macormick stated that the stranger wore blue trousers and the top of a bathing suit over his shirt. He was alleged to have accosted him and to have made inquiries regarding a cheap clothing store, saying "all I want is something to make myself less conspicuous...
...street which runs parallel to Washington and crosses Boylston at the Common, first prize goes for the correct pronunciation of its name. Is it Tremont, Tremont, Tremont, or Tremont...
...stood upon its sawdusted floor in the old town-meeting style and heard the issues of the day discussed?" Unfortunately, there is. Faneuil Hall is not as popular a place as this writer supposes, or as the guidebook would wish to make it. Cantabrigians, who find Tremont and Boylston Streets, or Copley Square, or Coolidge Corner, conveniently near to Harvard Square, rarely penetrate a lesser distance on the other side of Park Street, to the Old South Church, or the old State House, or to the remoter regions of Copp's Hill and the Paul Revere district, the heart...
...Tremont.--"Captain Applejack", a concoction of mystery, imagination, and plain farce, with Wallace Eddinger and (less prominently) Mary Nash...