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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1881

Page

3

Is God Conscious and Good Say Savage at Church

Rev M J Savage argues on Gods consciousness and personality contrasting Hartmann and common sense. He insists will and intelligence imply consciousness and that God is an infinite personality, governing the world for the good. Death is seen as a good if endured with faith and trust in divine plan.

H. Chapin D.D New York Columbus Avenue Universalist Church Auditoriu A. A. Miner Safford J.G. Adams D. Sawyer Tufts Colle Divinity School Chapin God Christ Chrysostom Dr. Chapin Gov. Long New England Massachusetts Prince Dr. Miner Miner Hosea Ballou Evangelical Social Bible Unio Russell H. Conwell George A. Foxcroft J. W. Cook Wesleyan Hall W. T. Chase Cambridgeport M. J. Savage Mr. Savage Hartmann Hartimann Savage Church of the Disciples James Freeman Clarke Paul Christianity Orthodoxy Martin Luther John Wesley Luther Wesley Stephen Jesus F. M. Ellis Union Temple Church Perdition Howard N. Brown Brookline Christian Union Boylston Street the Union Benjamin Franklin Boston

Debate on Evidence of God Ends in Identity Clash

The closing discussion at Paine Hall features Dr Morrow arguing mind arises from brain and materialism, while Rev Bell counters with design, eternity of spirit, and critique of Darwinism. The exchange touches God’s origin, first cause, and the designer question, ending with mutual compliments and a recap of positions.

Mr. Bell God Dr. Morrow Doctor Morrow Darwin Ife Tyndall Bell

Sternberg Wilhelmi Concerts At Music Hall Reach Boston Debuts

The Sternberg Wilhelmi concert party brings Constantin Sternberg Russian pianist debut, soprano Letitia Louise Fritch making Boston bow, and violinist August Wilhelmj to Music Hall for three programs on Thursday Friday evenings and Saturday matinee with varied repertoires and praise from critics.

Music Hall Constantin Sternberg Letitia Louise Fritch Boston August Wilhelmj Sternberg Chopin Bargier Rheinberger Wilhelm Max Bruch Lamb Mass New York Evening Telegram Wilhelmj Pandora Longfellow Bolton Rowe Alfred Cellier America Blanche Roosvelt Her Majesty’s Opera Company Boston Theatre Miss Cary Leonora Sig. Campanini Fernando Sig. del Puente Alfonso Sig. Monti Baldassare Sig. Rinaldini Don Casparo Milo. Valerga Inez Mme. Gerster Park Theatre Steele Mackaye Hazel Kirke Madison Square Theatre New York Winnie ‘Nother Messrs. C. W. Couldock Gustavus Levick W.J. Ferguson Henry Yeling Edward Coleman Edward H. Lee L. W. Edwards Joseph Waters Effie Easter Doraleigh Cecile Rush Garrie Jamison Annie Elisler Orsenal

Noted botanist Prof Alphonse Wood dies at West Farms

Obituary notices recount the life of Prof Alphonse Wood born September 17 1810 in Chesterfield New Hampshire and educated at Dartmouth College who held multiple college posts and authored botany textbooks. He died at his West Farms home on Tuesday January 4 leaving a wife and one child.

Alphonse Wood West Farms Chesterfield N. H Dartmouth College Andover Meriden Academy Ohio Female College Terre Haute Female College Brooklyn California Oregon College of Pharmacy New York City Wood Auecinan Otberk Fred P. Moseley Dorchester Moseley Moseley & Hodgman Old Colony Railroad Joseph J. Bell Boston Fire Department Silver Street Boson Protective Department Oves Elisha Quimby Panville Quimby Free Baptist Church Daniel Edson Swansea Dighton James B. Plummer Lake Village Bear Camp River Ossipee Whittier Arnold Ruge Bergen Leipsic Charles Brown Ayer Middlesex County Brown Shirley Mass Thomas de Witt Telmage, Jr N. Y

Dramatic and Musical Notes From The Boston Stage

The French Grand Opera Company under G De Beauplan from New Orleans may visit Boston in April with 1448 performers and a wide repertoire including L Africaine Norman La Juive Le Prophete Robert Le Diable Aida Favorita Charles V Queen of the Cypher Musketeers of the Queen and Faust with an exclusive ballet. Her Majesty's Italian Opera Company tours Philadelphia Baltimore Pittsburgh Indianapolis Chicago St Louis Cincinnati New York from Jan 1 to 8 nearly 50 000 people attended Boston Theatre performances the largest crowd for that period. Voyagers in the Southern Seas draws crowds at the Chestnut Street Opera House Philadelphia seating 2500.

French Grand Opera Company G. de Beauplan New Orleans Boston L’ Africaine Norman la Juive le Prophete Robert le Diable Aida Favorita Charles V The Faust Her Majesty Philadelphia Baltimore Pittsburg Indianapolis Chicago St. Louis Cineinnati New York Boston Theatre Chestnut Street Opera House

Inquest Planned Over Melrose Train Death of Thomas Kelly

Judge Pellengill will hold an inquest in Malden district court today into Thomas Kelly's death after he was run over by a Boston and Maine train at Melrose on November 16.

City Point Improvement Association Walter Smith Thomas Davidson Huntington Hall Institute of Technology Boston Associated Charities Charity Stburban Pellengill Thomas Kelly Melrose Boston and Maine Railroad District Court Room Malden Harvard College Law School Register North British Insurance Company of Liverpool Ipswich Mills Danvers Middleton Swan’s Pond North Attleboro Board of Trade H. A. Daggett H. F. Barrows H. M. Richards J. D. Lincoln K. B. Byram Tresurer E. R. Price B.S. Freeman D. M. Draper C. H. Richardson A. E. Codding T. G. Sandland F. M. Whiting E. K K. Barrows E. Fisher George B. Whitney R. Knapp W. H. Wade J. D. Richards C. 5. Colbath

Local Dividends Declared by Companies Across States

The Boston Electric Co declares a 2 percent dividend payable 15th inst with quarterly payments expected. Five Cent Savings Bank of Woburn proclaims a semiannual dividend of 2.4 percent. New England Mutual Insurance Co to pay a dividend on the 8th inst. Mechanics Savings Bank Worcester declares a semiannual 2 percent dividend. Central Pacific Railroad Company directors declare a semiannual 3 percent dividend payable Feb 1. New York Commercial Advertiser notes Cleveland and Columbus stock rising to 96.4 with 5 percent dividend from 1880 income. a quarter million balance rolled over may support 3 percent semiannual dividends in July and January next.

Parker's New Orleans Democratic State Central Committee Col Henry Walker Col. Walker Silas 8 Drew Cambridge Jackson Washington Messrs Northend Satem Bird Walpole Collins Riley Googin Boston Woodbury United States Europe England Scotland Ireland Land Leaguers Calhoun Crawford Democratic Party Republican Party France Germany Italy New England Emery Post Andrew Jackson Union Maj Alvord Mares Thomas Dunne Eoaglish Jenks Alderman Haldeman O’neil Boston Electric Co Five Cent Savings Bank Woburn New England Mutual Insurance Co Mechanics Savings Bank Worcester Central Pacific Railroad Company New York Commercial Advertiser Cleveland and Columbus

Keep Charlestown Navy Yard for Boston’s commerce

A Boston Post reader argues against moving the Charlestown Navy Yard. The writer stresses the yard’s strategic value, employment, and economic benefits to Boston, urging preservation and urging that cheaper, better sites be found for commercial expansion instead.

Protection and trade in New England ships debated

M F F argues against navigation laws that shield foreign flags and idle shipbuilders. He recalls New England’s 25 years ago whale fishery, a $20 million capital, 20,000 workers, and competition with pauper European labor. He questions why miners receive protection while shipbuilders do not.

THE Boston Post Codman Baxter Daniel D. Kelly New England Europe M.F. F

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