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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1887

Page

3

Phillips Academy Visitors Remove Smyth From Professorship

A 1887 Phillips Academy meeting records the visitors’ findings that the Bible is fallible and that individuals cannot repent without knowledge of God in Christ. They remove Egbert Co. Smyth from Brown professor of ecclesiastical history and declare the office vacant, and deny Frank E. Woodruff’s election to sacred literature.

God Christ Egbert Frank E. Woodruff Phillips Academy Andover W. T. Eustis Concetsus National Council Chicago Smyth Boston Journal Hincks Woods

Opinion of the Trustees on Professors Smyth Tucker Churchill Harres Hincks

The board of trustees delivers a verdict disfavoring removal actions, arguing visitors lack original jurisdiction and that the creed should be interpreted with liberty. It surveys charges about biblical inspiration, moral ability, and the atonement, concluding the professors’ teachings align with the creed and founders’ intent.

Board of Trustees Smyth Tucker Churchill Harres Hincks Board of Visitors Jones Massachusetts Samuel Farrar Leonard Woods Uhe Farrar Heman Humphrey D.D John Codman Seth Terry Supreme Court of Connecticut

Contested Atonement Teachings at Seminary Provokes Review

A detailed critique discusses theology on atonement, probation after death, and the views of professors within a seminary. It contrasts historic creedal positions with modern departures, defending academic inquiry while urging harmony with the creed and avoiding broad accusations. The piece cites educators, church confessions, and historical lines of thought, urging support for scholarly exploration.

Shedd Park Bibliotheca Sacra Anselm Grotius Christ Harris Congregational Club of Boston Boston Journal Andover Defence Dexter Jesus Christ Eve The Presbyterian Church Emmons Board of Trustees Daniel T. Fiske D.D Edward Taylor C. F. P. Bancroft Thomas Hiaasll Josephs. Ropes Alexander McKenzie William H. Wilcox Robert R. Bishop Franklin Carter Alpheus H. Hardy James G. Vose

Faculty Crisis Deepens As Smyth Stays, Court Likely

Lawrence June 17. Professor Smyth says the dismissal is not end of matter. He expects Supreme Court review. the board stays with Smyth, and no election for a successor. Trustees control the process, visitors vindicate findings, and Eustis’s vote abstention is seen as aiding their cause.

Board of Trustees Eustis

Weekly Trade Review highlights US and Canada failures rise

The Weekly Trade Review reports 193 US and 20 Canada failures this week, total 213, up from last week due to Chicago wheat excitement. It notes two major speculations ended without wider disaster, wheat exports rise, coffee and cotton markets adjust, and wool imports pressuring West manufacturers amid stagnant foreign trade and steady railroad earnings.

New York Weekly Trade Review R. G. Dun & Co E. Russell & Co United States Canada Chicago Arnold & Co Kershaw & Co London May Interstate Commission Ito

Paying War Claims. New England and nearby states list

Washington June 17. Pensions granted to residents of New England and nearby states. Maine includes Christina widow of Joseph T. Record and many others with original increase and reissue designations. New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island list numerous individuals with original increase and reissue. Names include William J. Talbot Alexander B. Dwyer Stephen P. Faulkner Mary A. widow etc.

Washincton New England Maine Christina Joseph T. Record Oxford William J. Talbot Columbia Falls Alexander B. Dwyer East Brook George A. Walker Brunswick Isaac Richardson, Jr Jason C. Cole Harrington George W. Brown Warren James W. White Augusta Marshall A. Grant Simpson’s Corners Increase Nathaniel Gardner Dennysville William McKinney Westport Cyrus K. Witham Gardiner Eldridge Wright East Otisfield Rostman T. Strickland North New Portland Charles H. Keith Columbia Hollis Turner Peru Charles Janine Bangor New Hampshire Mary A Orlando Taber Hanover Ann Havilah F. Dowling Portsmouth Stephen P. Faulkner Chesterfield Patrick H. Bowen Laconia Ephraim Plimpton Manchester George W. Russell Boscawen William A. Robinson Nashua Vermont Bishop George W. Comstock Hydeville Arthur F. Morey West Derby Henry 8 Willy Walden William R. Johnson Pittsford Samuel A. Hinckley Rockingham George W. Nichols Barre Cyprian Dubois Burlington William N. West Peacham George Hy Ceburn Weston Massachusetts Angelia M Albert E. Manning Boston Caleb E. Tilton Haverhill Oscar D. Lovejoy Chelsea Michael Collins West Warren Israel H. Smith Worcester James Cullen Hyde Park Philander W.thayer Roxbury Eleazor Bryant Florence Charles F. Ray Nantucket David Bowen Lewis W. Thompson Charlestown Henry B. Smith Northampton John Murphy Rhode Island Charles W. Griffin Block Island Joseph Dorr Woonsocket

Sunday Concert on the Common by Germania Band

The first concert of the season will be held Sunday afternoon June 1 at 4 o'clock on the common by the Germania Band under conductors J. B. Claus and W. Reitzel. The program includes Mendelssohn overture Magic Flute Mozart Siege of Rochelle Donizetti Anges and more with soloists and clarinet pieces.

Germania Band J. B. Claus Mendelssohn Rochelle Akaeie R. Shuebrack G. Overture Suppe Sylvia Ees Eree Delibes M. J. B. Claus Mr. W. Reitzel

Bunker Hill Association Holds Annual Meeting at Historic-Genealogical Building

The Bunker Hill Association met at 11 o clock in the Historic Genealogical building on Somerset Street with Judge Devens presiding. The 54th meeting marked the 112th anniversary of the battle. plans were outlined for a granite lodge near the monument and an exhibition of relics.

Bunker Hill Association Somerset Street Judge Devens Osmyn Brewster Uriel Crocker Joshua P. Bodfish Bunker Hill Francis Boylston Austin Charlestown Charles D. Homans Bar Harbor Amos Lawrence Nahant Thomas F. Bayard John Sherman Frederick the Great Washington Madison Hamilton Pitt Philadelphia Europe Devens Crocker Bunker Hill Monument Association United States F. W. Lincoln Charles Allen Charles H. Bell John L. Bremer Joseph H. Brown Joseph Burnett Edward Channing James F. Clark John M. Corse William J. Dale, Jr Joseph A. Davis Alfred E. Muller Goong F. Pesham Andrew Preston Peabody Francis Parker Arnold A. Rand Spencer W. Richardson William G. Russell Oscar I. Sampson George O. Shattuck Horace H. Stevens Eben Sutton Edwin A. Stone George Thacher Nathaniel Thayer Frederick A. Walker Samuel Wells Henry Wheatland Moses B. Wilds William P. Upham George Young

Boston Police Board notices license bids for numerous inns

The June 17 1887 Boston notices list applicants including Pierce O Connell John A Sullivan James Carroll Maurice Farrell William Orr Andrew F Quigley Michael Dolan Henry Robinson Edward Praney Co and others seeking licenses to sell intoxicating liquors as wholesale dealers victuallers grocers and in several classes at addresses across Boston. Clerk F C Irving oversees the public record with probate notices following for multiple estates and executors.

Board of Police Boston Pierce O’connell Western Avenue B. C F. C. Irving Poulter John A. Sullian Main Street Ee Boakp Fotice John A. Sullivan James Carroll Chapman Street C. D Board of Porter Maurice Farrell Last Sixth Street Thorp Pouce William Orr Preble Street Andrew F. Qu Gley Washington Street Saia Puilding Michael Dolan Hyde Park Avenue Henry HH. Roinson Ponce Edward Praney & CO Suston Sa ‘ . C. Irving Othe HK Robert Ambrose Sunffolk MinirakYy Fort Leavenworth Kan O’co Harne Hhe Pacific Canat Bny James W. Pope U. S. Army

New England Woman's Press Association Hosts Croly Talk

At Parker House a reception honors Mrs. Jennie C. Croly of New York. She will read Thirty Years in Journalism from 7 to 8 PM, with a social reception afterward from 8 to 10. Tickets via committee chair Kate Tannatt Woods and other organizers.

Woman's Press Association New England Woman’s Press Association Parker House Jennie C. Croly Jennie June New York Croly Sallie Joy White Elizabeth Merritt Gosse Misa Estelle M. Hatch Catherine A. Conway Kate Tannatt Woods

Insolvency Notices for Boston Debtors Bradley and Carroll

Insolvency notices for Bernard E Bradley of Boston and Charles E Carroll of Boston announce meetings of creditors. Bradley’s third general meeting is September 23 1887 at 10 am at the Court of Suffolk Insolvency. Carroll’s second meeting is July 1 1887 at 10 am at the Court of Insolvency in Boston.

Massachusetts Bernard E. Bradley Boston Suffolk Gev. R. Fowler Summer Street Charles E. Carroll John E. McKenna

Proposals for Coal and Purchase of Naval Vessels

Navy Department announces sealed proposals for purchase of several stricken vessels including Tennessee Powhatan Ticonderoga Shenandoah Lackawanna Wachusett and others. Bids require 20 percent cash deposit or certified check and a bond for 80 percent. awards by lot. Vessels viewed at designated yards. removal times set by department. William C. Whitney, Secretary of the Navy.

Arch Street Philadelphia United States Quartermaster’s Department Schuylkill Pacific Coast Prsne Britaines Hoston Way of Boston Camberland Cumberland Lehigh Georges Creek Elk Garden City South Boston East Boston Roxbury West Roxbury Dorchester Charlestown Brighton Hugh O'Brien James C. Tucker Navy Department Washington Congress Navy Register Powhatan Ticonderoga Pee Fard Brooklyn New York Shenandoah Lackawanna Wachusett Navy Yard Mare Island California Secretary of the Navy U. S Internal Revenue Washington, D. C Lot William C. Whitney

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