No Conflict With Science No Conflict With Science
Professor George A. Coe of Northwestern University spoke at Boston University on the annual day of prayer for colleges. He argued there is no essential conflict between science and religion and that both advance in harmony though along different lines, with theology evolving as religious faith grapples with reality and science handles rational facts.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Boston University
George A. Coe
Northwestern University
Coe
Suit Follows Horse Trade
Horse dealer S. H. Blodgett sues G. P. Smith for 4000 alleging fraud in a 1901 exchange. Blodgett contends he traded 14 blooded horses for stock in Imperial Mining Company at Estey City, New Mexico, which was represented as valuable. The company allegedly owned mines not true and is defunct, court case before Judge Harris and a jury.
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S. H. Blodgett
G. P. Smith
Imperial Mining Company
Estey City
New Mexico
Train crew escapes as freight breaks apart at High Head
A Maine Central freight train derailed four cars on a steep grade at High Head Bangor as the forward section was struck by the uncontrolled rear cars. The collision caused heavy damage to one car, but the train crew escaped injury and traffic halted for hours.
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Bangor
Maine Central Railroad
High Head
Petition in Waltham Aims to Trim Advertising
In Waltham on February 8, a petition circulates to protest objectionable newspaper advertising. Rev. Francis E. Webster leads signatures from prominent citizens, with plans to forward the local petition to Boston for legislative action to curb the ads.
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Waltham
Francis E. Webster
Christ Episcopal Church
Boston
Firemen Get $100 And Thanks For Services
Fire Commissioner Wells as trustee of the Boston Firemen's Relief Fund yesterday received a $100 check from Jaynes Chapin Co expressing appreciation for the fire department. The donation honors the department for protecting their premises at 143 Summer Street during a recent fire.
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Wells
Boston Firemen’s Relief Fund
Jaynes, Chapin & Co
Fire Department
Protective Department
Summer Street
Confederate Vets Deny Roosevelt Honor at Camp A
Atlanta February 8 Colonel John 8 Prather commander of Wheeler's Confederate Cavalry Camp A issued a statement denying stories that a resolution was offered to elect President Roosevelt an honorary member of Camp A and that the resolution was voted down.
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John 8. Prather
Camp A
Wheeler
Roosevelt
Dragoman Rescues Yakima In Narrow Harbor Collision
The Dragoman steamship from Calcutta rescued the Gloucester fishing schooner Yakima from sinking off the harbor. Despite westward steering, the Yakima faced imminent disaster as wind and tack forced close proximity. Crew fled forward as the Dragoman reversed, dropped anchor, and forced a near-miss, narrowly avoiding collision. The Dragoman then altered course to avert grounding, with the incident preventing a total loss and possible crew fatalities. The Dragoman had clear seas across the Atlantic until a sharp northeast storm near Boston brought freezing temperatures.
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Owen
McLean
Yakima
Atlantic
Boston
Harbor lighter launched for American Agricultural & Chemical Co
A large harbor lighter was launched from the ship yard of R. T. Green & Co. at Chelsea yesterday for the American Agricultural & Chemical Company. It features round bows and sterns with truss and keelsons running fore and aft and the planking athwart ships.
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R. T. Green & Co
Chelsea
American Agricultural & Chemical Company
Launching of Sternwheeler City of Augusta at East Boston
The sternwheel steamer City of Augusta was launched from William McKie’s yard off Border Street East Boston for Eastern Steamship Co service Bath to Augusta on the Kennebec. The ship stuck when first entering the water due to frozen grease but with tugs Scylla and Nellie she cleared the ways and entered the harbor. The 152.6 by 30 by 6 foot craft features a feathering stern wheel housed within and will draw about three feet when ready by June, engines to be installed by Atlantic works.
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City of Augusta
William McKie
Border Street
Boston
Eastern Steamship Company
Bath
Augusta
Kennebec
Scylla
Nellie
Atlantic Works
Sher
Barely Saved Lime Cargo In Northeaster
The lime coaster Mary Brewer from Rockland Maine reached Charlestown yesterday badly leaking after a heavy northeaster. Captain Spencer hired tug Irving Ross to tow to Berry Ferguson’s wharf where unloading began to prevent fire from the damaged cargo.
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Rockland
Spencer
Irving Ross
Berry & Ferguson’s
Charlestown
Along the Water Front Sends Mixed Cargo News
The harbor saw two arrivals at T wharf with holdovers and 70 000 pounds of fish including haddock cod hake pollock and cusk. Prices ranged from 1 2 to 5 cents per pound as vessels Ellen Burke Tans Hope and Spray carried cargoes while three masted schooners Henry H Chamberlin and Anna changed owners and captains. The Lancastrian and Canopic expected to depart or arrive with cattle wheat and immigrants as Canopic sails from Naples en route to Hoosac docks.
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Hope
Haddock
Ellen C. Burke
Tans Hope
Georges
Leyland Line
Lancastrian
Hoosac Docks
London
Shipping News Miniature Almanac With Tides
Shipping brief notes give sun rise and set times, length of day ten hours nineteen minutes, moonrise times, and high water at 11:15 a m and 11:45 p m. Vessel arrivals list Dragoman with Owen from Calcutta via Colombo via Suez arriving December 20 and January 13. February 9 noted.
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Shipping News
Almanago
Dragoman
Owen
Calcutta
Colombo
Suez
Largest sailing ship launched at Rickmer shipyard
Bremerhaven reports the launch of the seven masted schooner Thomas W. Lawson at Rickmer's shipyard. The 488 foot long craft measures 54 feet in breadth and carries 8000 tons burden. The vessel exceeds previous world limits for sailing ships.
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Bremerhaven
Rickmer’s
Thomas W. Lawson
Hartford Station Matron Rewarded for Lost Purse
Two well dressed women travelers waited at Union depot in Hartford yesterday. A purse containing over $200 in gold and bills was left on a bench and found by Matron Mrs. Chase. The owner, realizing the loss, offered a dollar as thanks but could not locate a coin to present.
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Hartford
Conn
Union Depot
Chase
Elderly groom weds much younger bride in Waltham ceremony
Cyrus D. Clark, 75, of Somerville, married Mary P. Tennien, 50 years younger, in Waltham. The wedding was officiated by Rev. Timothy Brosnahan of St. Mary's Church. Clark, a retired businessman, enters a second marriage in this union.
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Cyrus D. Clark
Somerville
Mary P. Tennien
Timothy Brosnahan
St. Mary’s Church
Boy Nabs Man Over A Dollar In Subway Plot
Alvin Johnston age 16 of Bowdoin Street in Park Street subway tells how Morris Smith of New Haven lured him to Hotel Rexford to pool, stole $1.50, and fled before being stopped by Inspector Morrissey who charged Smith after the bust in the subway.
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Bowdoin Street
Park Street
Morrissey
Morris Smith
New Haven
Smith
Sandisfield Farmers Defy Town Edict Over Dog Muzzling
Great Barrington February 8 Farmers resist Sandisfield dog muzzling order claiming dogs are their only guardians and warning the town to form a police force if enforcement continues. Farmers argue lack of lights and law officers leaves them unprotected from thieves and tramps.
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Great Barrington
Sandisfield
Women Cannot Hold Jobs If They Marry Notary Rule
Denver attorney general Miller states that a married woman cannot use her maiden name for notary records. Stenographers in offices who also serve as notaries public will forfeit their commissions if they marry, due to identification confusion on official records.
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Col
Miller
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