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• Peter Monk –

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Booth’s body guard

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• John Reid Morrison –

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converted Dr. “Salvation Giant”

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• James Flawn –

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Café owner. Feeding program, caterer for International CFOT.

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• Honor Fells –

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Cath’s Maid

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• Mildred Duff

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– Christian from upper class society

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• Elijah Cadman (Commissioner) –

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Chimney sweep and boxer; illiterate; Opened work in Whitby; called himself Captain of the Lord’s Army;

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• Eliza Hayes –

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“Happy Eliza” on cart with tambourine

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• Kate Shepherd –

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went with a helper to mining town in Rhondda Valley = revival. Her work convinced Booth young women could be leaders.

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• John Lawley –

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converted by James Dowdle (The Hallelujah Fiddler) – Was Booth’s Aide-de-camp; lead prayer meeting after Booth’s messages, wrote songs; would describe to Booth the seekers when he went blind.

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James Dowdle

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(The Hallelujah Fiddler

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• James Kemp

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(Ash Barrel Jimmy)- Orphaned at 6; alcho by 7; Emigrated to US at 18; Police found him upside down in ash barrel; was sent to TSA to try help him; was kicked out of meeting; Railton picked him up and brought him back in; First army convert in America

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• Joe the Turk –

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Armenian; Shoemaker; San-Fran; nailed brass “s” on soles of shoes; 53 times arrested for preaching; Courages and persistent; wrote Jesus slogans on jail walls; travelling evangelist; wrote colorful red uniform and fez, Carried an umbrella with slogans and lightbulbs.

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• Brengle –

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Studying at Boston Theological Seminary – received sanctification; joined Booth after hearing him at Tremont Temple; Marries Eliza (Lily) Swift; Injured by brick to the head – While recuperating wrote holiness books; Order of the Founder

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• Tom Ferguson –

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Jamaica; faithful local officer in Boston; diligent student of the Word; visited sick and shut ins; singer and composer with guitar; Black singing brigade; Envoy.

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• Jane Short –

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“Sick and Poor visitation society”, collected old booths and clothes,

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“Do Something”

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William to Bramwell when seeing homeless under the London Bridge
• Warehouse secured for homeless men

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 Elizabeth Cotrill

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  • TSA later purchased Hanbury House on Whitechapel Road

* Florence Booth (Bram’s wife) took over Women’s social work

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W.T. Stead

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Pall Mall Gazette; wrote articles “the maiden tribute of modern Babylon”; bought Eliza Armstrong from Rebecca Jarrett

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Prostitution Petition

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393,000 signatures

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What inspired Booth’s new plan

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worried too much emphasis of social work over evangelistic work but this changed when he saw how many people were coming to Christ through Soc. Serv.
He wanted to do something to alleviate misery of converts

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Who helped Booth’s scheme?

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  • Frank Smith – head of social reform

* Stead wrote in darkest England

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When did Cath die?

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1890

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To what did Booth compare the submerged 10th?

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Cabby horses

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Match factory was started because…

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Phossy Jaw, bad work conditions, to show it was possible to pay and have good conditions

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What was Booth’s scheme

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3 tiered:
City
Farm
Overseas

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What was the Social Work Trust

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Showed where the $$ went (Eli Cad was the leader)

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Who left the work because of the scheme?

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Frank Smith

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What were the similarities of the new countries opening fire?

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o	Started by young people
o	Immigrants from UK or sent from IHQ
o	Often Laity
o	Persecution
o	Rapid Growth
o	Social Services
o	War Cry started quickly
o	Training Program within a year or two.
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France

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 Catherine (Katie) Booth (Founders daughter) known as La Marechale
 Adelaide Cox
 Florence Soper

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Switzerland

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 Marechale – often imprisoned

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India

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 Frederick deLatour Tucker
• Was on civil service to India – read a war cry
• Adopted indian customs, clothing, simple lifestyle, names (Fakir Singh – meaning Holy Beggar)
• Married Emma Moss Booth
• Medical and children work

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o Sri Lanka

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 Booth Tucker and Arnolis Weerasooriya

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Australia

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	John Gore and Edward Saunders (Xian Mission converts) met in Adelaide 
	Sutherland’s went to help
	James Barker and wife went to help.
•	Known for prison gate ministry
	Often jailed for ministry
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Canada

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 Joe Ludgate and Jack Addie
• Shirley went to commission them as officers
 Persecution from skeleton armies and tar gangs
 Major Thomas Coombs becomes commander

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o Sweden

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Bram held meetings in host home while on vaca.
 Hannah Ouchterlony went to London to become officer
• Opened the work in Sweden
• Riots were common
• Ministries: deaf and dumb, children, alcoholics,

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o South Africa

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 Major & Mrs. Francis Simmonds and Lt. opened work in Capetown
• No money – sold war cry’s
• First seekers for the 4 men who build the penitent form
 Mrs started work in toehrs towns

37
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o Zimbabwe –

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 Captain Pascoe travelling in an ox wagon

38
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NZ

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 Christian’s wrote Booth to ask for TSA
• Cpt. George Pollard (Dunedin) and Lt. Edward Wright (Auckland) sent
o Met up in Wellington
 Opposition minimal

39
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• James Jermy joined James Fackler

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start Xian Mission in Cleveland.

40
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Railton and 7 lassies in Castle Garden NYC.

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March 10th 1880

41
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Where was first USA meeting with Railton

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 Used Harry Hills Variety Theatre on Houston St.

42
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2nd place Railton used in USA

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 Used Hudson River Hall (where Ash Barrel Jimmy Kemp was saved

43
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Why did Railton go to Philly?

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NYC wouldn’t allow open airs

44
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First NHQ

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Philly

45
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Who replaced Railton

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Thomas Moore

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TSA in San Fran was started by

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George Newton

47
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First commissioned in Cali

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John Milsaps

48
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Joseph Garabed

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Joe the Turk

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Thomas Moore was:

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Dynamic personality, fine preacher; limited admin skills. Failed to understand Booth’s concept of TSA as “living entity”

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Who replaced Thomas Moore in his adjunct mission

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Richard Holz

51
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Who replaced Thomas Moore of TSA nat commander

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Frank Smith

52
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Who replaced Frank Smith as commanders

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Ballington and Maud Charlesworth Booth

53
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Ballington was known as

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“The Marshal”

54
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What did Ballington and Maud start?

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The Volunteers of America

55
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Who replaced Ballington and Maud as Nat. commanders

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Emma and Fred Booth-Tucker

56
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How did Emma die?

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coming back from Fort Amity (Colorado) in Train Crash

57
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Who took over Nat. Commander from Emma and Fred?

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Evangeline Cory Booth

58
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Eva’s aide-de-camp

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• Richard Griffiths

59
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Who started Kettles

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Joseph McFee

60
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Who was the first deputy commander in Chicago

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George Kilbey

61
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Who led Boozers convention

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o Will. McIntyre

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When did Will die?

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20 August, 1912

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• War Effort in USA

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o Started with Old Linen Campaign
o William Barker started war work in france
 Helen Purviance and Margaret Sheldon and Lt. Stella Young
o US Army recognized TSA as church in 1917

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What happened to Soc Services in Stock Market crash

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o Relief work went up 700%
o Evangelistic Slogan: “Try Religion: Everything Else Has Failed.”
o Times Square corps – Glory Shop – Lyell Rader

65
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Why was Fred mad at Bram?

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Forced him to retire

66
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Who wrote critical newsletter about Bram?

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Atwood in Texas

67
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What was Bram accused of

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• Nepotism – favoring family

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What was on Eva’s 15 points for convo with Bram?

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o 1) His absolute power
o 2) successor should be named by high council
 Supplementary deed poll on 1904

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Timeline of 1929 Crisis

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• April 1928 -Bram gets sick
o His wife took responsibilities – she didn’t have power to
• Nov. 1928 – High council (commissioners and chief of staff)
• Jan 1929 – High council met at Sunbury court (63 members)
• Bram ordered injunction of British court
• Feb 1929 – 2nd vote.
o Edward Higgins elected Gen. “The Storm Pilot”
• June 1929 – Bram. Died
o Integrity never questioned
o Built army’s structure
• 1930 – Bram’s family gave TSA estate over to TSA trustee company.

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When did Bram get sick

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April 1928

71
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When was the High Council called

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Nov. 1928

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First high council vote

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Jan . 1929

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2nd high council vote

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Feb 1929

74
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Who took general after Bram

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Edward Higgins

75
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Edward Higgin’s nickname

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The storm pilot

76
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When did Bram die?

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June 1929

77
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WHat was Bram never accused of

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lack of integrity

78
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How many high councils since 1929

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