Test #2 Flashcards
What was the midnight movement?
A movement of Christian women to help prostitutes
James Flawn
converted cafe owner who took over the soup kitchens that were started by the Christian Mission
Jane Short
organized “Sick Poor Visitation Society” that visited the sick and dying.
Oversaw distribution of booths and clothing
Acts of Christianity dealt with symptoms of societies illness, not…
the causes
Fallen Women
Prostitutes
Mrs. Elizabeth Cotrill
took prostitute girls in so they did not have to return to brothels
The army purchased a womens home in…
1884
The age of consent was…
13
Bramwell worked with what journalist to draw attention to the white slavery?
WT Stead of the Pall Mall Gazette
Rebecca Jarrett
“bought” a 13 year old girl, Eliza, to prove to public that there were problems in society
What was the outcome of the Eliza scheme?
WT Stead and Mrs. Jarrett spent several months in prison
How many people signed the petition drawn up by General Booth to raise age of consent?
393,000
Frank Smith was named head of the
Social Work Reform Wing of the army
What was the name of Booth’s book describing his plans…
In Darkest England and the Way Out
What disease was Catherine sick with
Cancer
What did the Cab Horse Charter state?
That when a horse is down, he is helped up, and while he is alive he has food, shelter and work
When did Booth start the Match Factory?
1891
What condidtion came out of manufacturing matches?
Phossy Jaw
What were the 3 tiers of Booth’s “Darkest england” scheme?
City colony (rehab programs working in city itself) Farm Colony (young men were trained in agriculture to gain employment) Overseas Colony (farming communities made up of families)
What was the Social Work Trust?
campaign that raised money for the Men’s and Women’s social services departments in GB
Who was the first leader of the Men’s and Women’s Social Services Department?
Commissioner Elijah Cadman
Who was the chairman of the Oslow Committee?
Earl of Onslow
When did we become TSA?
1878
Major Allen Satterlee declared that one of the TSA’s greatest miracles was its…
internationalism
Where did the young people come from that started the expansions?
the UL or from IHQ
What came from the persecution of those expanding the army?
Rapid growth
What was the literary evangelism tool used?
the War Cry
Which 3 women were sent to open the work in France in 1881?
Catherine Booth, Adelaide Cox, and Florence Soper
How many soldiers were there in Paris after being open for 1 year?
100 soldiers
80 recruits
The army was opened in Switzerland in….
1882
The army work began in India in….
September 19, 1882
Fredrick Tucker
Who was Fredrick Tucker’s 2nd wife?
Emma Moss Booth
When was the work started in Australia
January 1881
Who was known for their prison gate ministry in Australia?
James Barker
Salvationists were jailed for their processions in the streets in Australia. What year did this end?
1907
Two converts who met at a cottage prayer meeting in Canada? They held an open air and began the work
Joe Ludgate and Jack Addie
When did the work begin in Sweden?
December 1882
by Hanna Ouchterlony
When was the work started in South Africa?
February 1883
By Major & Mrs. Francis Simmonds
When did the work start in New Zealand?
1883 by Captain George Pollard and Lt. Edward Wright
Who was James Jermy
English immigrant to Canada joined the ministry in 1872 in Ohio
Captain Emma Westbook
Chaperone and matron for 6 young lt’s who had cadet training on the ship over to NY
When Westbook came over to NY, where was their first meeting held?
Harry Hill’s Variety Theatere in NY
The first National Headquarters was in
Philadelphia
Where was James ‘Ash Barrel’ Kemp saved?
Harry Hill’s Variety Theatere in NY
First commissioned officer in California?
John Milsaps
Joe the Turkreal name…
Joseph Garabed
Thomas Moore
dynamic personality and good preacher but lacked interest and ability in administrative side of things
Who first used the crest with the eagle?
Major Frank Smith
Ballington and Maud left the work to start the…
Volunteers of America
Emma Booth was killed in a train accident in…
1903 (October 28)
