The Ethical Import of Darwinism by Schurman
Jacob Gould Schurman presents a study distinguishing science from moral speculation in applying Darwinism to ethics. He analyzes evolution as it relates to instinct, environment, and the questions of absolute right and wrong, offering a thoughtful contribution to evolutionary literature.
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James Martineau
Martineau
Darwin
Herbert Spencer
Schurman
Jacob Gould Schurman
New York
Charlies Scribner’s Sons
Boston
Laughton, Macdonald & Co
Price
Bribery Findings Split in New Hampshire Senate Probe
The New Hampshire Senate committee’s majority report concludes several bribery attempts occurred targeting members including Morrison Reed Bean Lathe and Cram with offers ranging from $500 to $5000. The minority disagrees in part with findings on Worcester and others. Legislation to curb railroad passes and punish bribery attempts is urged as both reports head to the House.
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Clarence W. Dodge
Concord
Hazen
WA. Baker
Boston
City
William J. Reed
Westmoreland
Woodbury Durgin
Manchester
Joseph W. Bean
Derry
Bean
Durgin
F. S. Moseley
Franklin Worcester
Senate Railroad Committee
Moseley
Alfred Quimby
James W. Lathe
Charles Sanborn
London
Frank E. Cram
Pittsfield
Fred A. Barker
United States
New Hampshire
Phenix Hotel
Edward A. Watkins
Walpole
Frank Jones
Alonzo 8. Lang
Alton
Phenix
Coos County
Lang
Langs
Moses Spofford
Danville
Jones
Spofford
Josiah Calef
Barrington
Stillman Merrill
Dorchester
Merrill
Reed
Lathe
Cram
Worcester
C. F. Stone
Messrs
Morrison
Page
Branch
G. W. Stone
Bens Lang
Watkins
Merry
Colby
G. W
Baker
Calef
Representative Lathe
Representative Bean
Webster
Reception for Rev Leighton Parks at Hotel Brunswick
The Rev. Leighton Parks of Emmanuel Church was hosted by his parishioners last evening at the Hotel Brunswick before his year abroad. Mrs. Parks missed the event due to illness in Philadelphia. A summer island sanitarium appeals for funds raising $1000 to finish summer operations and cover winter care. many donors from individuals and Boston-area groups are listed.
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G. M. Randall Morse
J. M. Bragg
James Proctor
Zenas Sears, Jr
R. McM. Gillespie
W. E. Matthews, Jr
J. C. Inches
H. Radclyffe
F. A. Leigh
J. Skinner
D. R. Whitney
C.F. Fairbanks
J. H. McCollum
M.D
F. H. Smith
G. L. Gillespie
A. D. McLellan
C. W.turner
J. D. Ball
H. W. Williams
M. D
T. Remick
B. R. Curtis
N.S. Myrick
A. A Lawrence
J. L. Thorndike
E. Jewell
E. J. Lowell
J. F. Brooks
R. J. Monks
J.S. Allan
C.F. Perry
E. P. Beebe
A. Roteh
A. T. Perkins
C. B. Amory
Nutt
A. S. Morse
G. H. Edwards
E. H. Warren
J. G. Purdon
N. Browne
G. L. Osgood
J. Wallace
D. C. Robinson
B. S. Pray
W. W. Kellett
Z. Sears
W. Read
H. Abbot
J. W. Clark
W. T. Glidden
G. B. Chase
D. C. Griswold
A. J. Bigelow
H. Fabens
L. B. Bailey
CG. Clark
F. A. Davis
Mr. Parks
Holy Land
Orient
Parks
Emmanuel Parish
John F. Nichols
Emmanuel
George Zabriskie Gray
D.D
Episcopal Teological School
Cambridge
William Lawrence
Episcopal Theological School
Ambridge
Charles C.tiffany
Zion Church
New York
J. Lewis Parks
Trinity Church
Middletown
Conn
Percy Browne
St. James’s Church
Roxbury
David
William S. Langford
Board of Missions
Henry Codman Potter
William R. Huntington
Grace Church
Frederick Dan Huntington
Central
William Kirkus
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
Baltimore
Ethelbert Talbot
Wyoming
Idaho
Winchester Donald
Church of the Ascension
Benjamin Henry Paddock
Massachusetts
John Williams
Connecticut
Protestant Episcopal Church
Phillips Brooks
Boston
Roland Cotton Smith
St. Peter’s Church
Beverly
Eliphalet N. Potter
Hobart College
Alexander H. Vinton
All Saints’ Church
Worcester
William N. McVickar
Church of the Holy Trinity
Philadelphia
William Wilberforce Newton
Stephen’s Church
Pittsfield
Leverett Bradley
Christ Church
Andover
Leighton Parks
Hotel
Brunswick
Emmanuel Church
Transatlantique
Helen Williams
Boylston Street
Rice
F. H. Story
B. Gookin
H. P. Arnold
L., A. Shattuck
Children’s Island
Lowell Island
Salem Harbor
H. C. Haven
Beacon Street
BE. A
M. K. Abbot
Elizabeth C. Agassiz
Alice
Thomas Allen
F. L. Ames
Francis I. Amory
Fanny C. Bigelow
Horatio Bigelow
George H. Kinney
William Bliss
C. J. Blake
P. Blake, Jr
Cheries P. Bowditch
J. Ingersoll Bowditch
S. E. Bradley
J.C. Braman
Brattleboro
William Brewster
A. F. Brown
John Bryant
A. A. Burbank
M. E. Cabot
Henry Callender
H. H. Carter
Ebien G. Cary
W. B. S. Clymer
Mary L. Cochrane
Cordeiro
Cohasset
Cosmian Hall Sunday School of
Florence
Mass
S. D. Cotting
Lucy C. Crehore
H. $. Cunningham
C. A. Curtis
George Gardner
H. Gardner
W.S. Glidden
J. H. Hecht
C. P. Hemenway
Harriet L. Hemenway
G. R. Hichborn
BP. Holbrook
O. W. Holmes
S. H. Hooker
J. R. Hooper
R. C. Humphreys
Franklin Hunt
Hollis Hunnewell
Richard
J. B. S. Jackson
Jamaica Plain
E. 3. Johnson
F. K. Jones
E. B. Kendall
M. Day Kimball
J. E. Lovering
Manton
Miss Manton
EB. T. Mason
Henry Mason
E. R. Mayo
James Means
J. H. Means
Charles Merriam
Caroline Merriam
G. H. Meyer
G. V. L. Meyer
E. D. Miller
William Montgomery
R. M. Morse, Jr
Alexander Moseley
Mr. Vernon
F. OC. N
L. N
Thomas Nelson
George A. Newell
C. E. Norton
T. O
Odin
Calvin G. Fags
H. A. Page
K. T. Paine
Francis J. Parker
John Parkinson
Georgiana Parsons
L. M. Pea- Rosy
R. S. Peabody
E. 8. Philprick
J. ©. Phillips
Dudley L. Pickman
Asa P. Potter
Louis Cate
E. E. Pratt
Charles Prince
Adelaide Proctor
C. P. Putman
J. J. Putnam
Edmond Gabe
Charles
E.P
F. S
A. ©. Salisbury
H. Saltonstall
W. G. Saltonstall
F. R. Sears
G. C. Shattuck
Francis Shaw
Quincy A. Shaw
Charles H. Stearns
E. Steele
R. H. Stevenson
Richard Stone
Robert Swan
E. B. Swan
Caroline Tappan
George Thacher
Jenny Lind Obituary Highlights a Global Music Legend
The Swedish singer Jenny Lind died after a long illness at 67. Born in Stockholm in 1820, she rose from early hardship to world fame, with triumphant runs in Berlin Paris London and New York. Her marriage to Otto Goldschmidt in 1852 and substantial charitable work in Sweden England and the United States are noted, leaving three daughters and a lasting musical legacy.
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Jenny Lind
Mme. Goldschmidt
Stockholm
Count Purke
Gemi
Mozart
Agatha
Berlin
Oscar
Meyerbeer
Jorma
Silesia
Hamburg
Cologne
Coblentz
Copenhagen
Leipzig
Vienna
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Alice
Maria
Amina
Her Majesty’s
London
Reland
P. T. Barnum
United States
Barnum
Julius Benedict
Theodore Thomas
Otto Goldschmidt
Boston
Fitchburg Station
New York
Castle Garden
Europe
Holland
Germany
England
Sweden
Liverpool
Mendelssohn
Royal Academy of Music
Leipzig Conservatory
Bach Choir
Hon S W Bowerman Dies After Brief Illness
The Hon Samuel W Bowerman a leading Berkshire County lawyer and prominent Democrat died at his Pittsfield home after a brief illness of Brights disease. Born near North Adams he practiced law in South Adams before moving to Pittsfield and served in both chambers of the Massachusetts General Court. He ran for Lieutenant Governor in 1882 with General Butler and was defeated. He leaves a widow and three children.
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S. W. Bowerman
Samuel W. Bowerman
Berkshire County
Pittsfield
Bright
Mr. Bowerman
North Adams
Adams
Williams College
Henry S. Briggs
South Adams
Greeley
State Senate
General Court
Bowerman
General Butler
Oliver Ames
Berkshire
Deaths of E F Packard and M Emmanuel Gonzales
E F Packard of Auburn Maine aged 62 died yesterday. He led the First National Bank of Lewiston and Androscoggin County Savings Bank after shoe making career spanning thirty five years. M Emmanuel Gonzales a noted Peewee man died in Paris after a literary career including Les Frères de la Cote and a stage collaboration with Henri de Kock.
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E. F. Packard
Auburn
First National Bank of
Lewiston
Androscoggin County Savings Bank
Bowdoin College
M. Emmanuel Gonzales
Paris
Henri de Kock
M. Gonzales
Louisiana Purchase lecture recalls early American expansion
The New England Historic Genealogical Society held a monthly symposium with Dr. William A. Mowry speaking on "Our First Acquisition of Territory" detailing Jefferson's 1803 Louisiana purchase. Abner C. Goodell Jr. chaired. Dr. William M. Cornell praised the lecture while noting old political passions and the nation’s rapid expansion. A new coin collection was donated by John Harvey Treat, and Walter's memorials on Washingtons were received. a death in Arkansas was briefly noted.
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New England Historic Genealogical Society
Abner C. Goodell, Jr
John Fiske
Thomas Hutchinson
William A. Mowry
Education
Henry A. Hazen
George H. Moore
Lenox Library
New York City
Mowry
Louisiana
France
Jefferson
Dr. Mowry
New Orleans
Aaron Burr
Burr
Robert Livingston
Paris
Livingston
Fulton
Clearmont
Talleyrand
James Monroe
Virginia
Napoleon
Napleon
Treasury
Valley of the
Mississippi
Britain
Gulf
England
Berthier
America
Congress
William M. Cornell
Goodell
Cornell
Louisiana Purchase
Bonaparte
Efferson
Dr. Cornell
Jackson
Republic
John Harvey Treat
Lawrence
Syria
Edmund F. Slatter
Walter
George
Martha
Mary Washington
Flock of Girls and Other Tales for Young Folks
Nora Perry presents rich young heroines in moral tales about courage charity and home life. Notable stories include Dorothy the Tory rebel and Patty outwitting British soldiers, plus Juan and Juanita who endure Comanche captivity and return home. Also reviewed are dog stories by Colonel Knox with illustrations and notes on dog rearing.
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Nora Perry
Perry
Dorothy
Patty
Boston
Gage
Juan
Juanita
Miss Baylor
Mexico
Texas
Thomas W. Knox
Colonel Knox
Ticknor & Co
Frances Courtenay Baylor
New York
Cassell & Co
Estes & Lauriat
Wedding at Aborn residence for Annie L and Frank H Gage
The ceremony took place at 101 Summer Street in the Aborn residence this evening. Miss Annie L daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Aborn and Mr Frank H Gage a salesman in Aborn's shoe factory were wed by Rev Dr J M Pullman pastor of the Second Universalist Church. Lixw Nov 2. Fashionable.
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Charles H. Aborn
Summer Street
Annie L
Frank H. Gage
National Rubber Works workers refuse assignee’s plan Bristol
Providence R I November 2 operatives at National Rubber Works Bristol refuse the assignee's proposition. Colonel Colt reported being unable to raise more than 40000 for immediate use. A further conference is planned for next Friday evening.
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Providence
R. L
National Rubber Works
Bristol
Colt
A Successful House Serves Speculators With Modern Offices
The firm C B Williams & Co operates multiple offices at 28 Congress street 66 Devonshire street 26 Congress square Quincy House and in Lynn. Their premises feature quotation boards chairs newspapers telephones private wires and access to New York and Chicago markets. The Quincy House office keeps patrons posted on markets without leaving the hotel while the 23 Congress street main office handles telegraph and telephone orders nationwide. They avoid interest charges offer sizable margins and run one of New England's largest commission businesses with nearly thirty staff. All offices connect via private telegraphs and telephones enabling trades to be margined or closed from any location.
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C. 8. Williams & Co
Congress Street
Devonshire Street
Congress Square
Quincy House
Lynn
New York
Chicago
New England
Pyle's Pearline Adurges Papers Reader Awareness
A fragment urges readers to learn more about Pyle's Pearline through newspaper notices. The item hints at consumer information and promotional messaging without detailing results or dates.
Who Wrote Shakespeare The Curious Debate Sparks Interest
The article contrasts the Shakespeare authorship controversy with other doubts, praising inquiry as a driver of progress. It cites Ignatius Donnelly and a Bacon cipher claim, then pivots to advocate Warner’s kidney-based remedy as a broader solution, deeming the authorship debate trivial in light of medical advances.
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Thomases
Lord Bacon
Shakespeare
Ignatius Donnelly
Warner
Democratic Caucuses in Boston Nominate General Court Representatives
The Democrats of Boston are to assemble in ward rooms on Friday November 4 1887 at 8 p m to nominate candidates for the General Court. Meetings follow city ordinances and Democratic bylaws with ballot voting and a check list. Per order Thomas J Barry president Edward F Reilly secretary.
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Boston
General Court
Democratic City Committee of
Musical Publications Offer New Piano Collections
Oliver Ditson & Co. markets piano music and monthly records in Boston. Auctioneers R. L. Day & Company list stock and estate items with free appraisals. Public sale on Wednesday and Saturday features varied shares and bonds.
Auction Catalog Listing Various Bank Stocks and Mills
A historical auction list from Francis Henshaw & Co detailing shares and bonds for sale by trustees including entries for Suffolk Cordage Co Northern RR Co Hamilton Milling Co Merrimack Mfg Co Nashua Mfg Co Cocheco Mfg Co United States Hotel Co Salem Gas Light Co Boston Wharf Co Amoskeag Mfg Co Maine 6s and Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe issues. Also notes subscriptions for Boston Gas Syndicate and various other securities with quantities and issuing banks.
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Central Mimang Co
Essey Company
Poston Belting Co
Divy
Blackstone Nat'l Bank
Nat'l Exchange Bank
Continental Nat'l Bank
Milton
China Mfg. Co
Adm
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Pembroke Mills
Lansing & Northern
Do. Port
Saco & Ports
Conn. River Rd
Maine Central
Somerville Horse Rd
Boston, Concord & Mont
Pfa
West End Street
Malden & Melrose Gas Light Co
Lombard Investment Co
Boston Gas Light Co
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Bay State Live Stock Co
de Lansing & Northern
State of N. H
Eng. Mort. Sec. Co
Aitchison
Lawicuug
Tlarallton Woollen Mills
Tanags Steam Cotton Co
Leton. M’fz
Amilton Wig Co
Merrimack Mfg
Washington Mills
Nashua M’fg
Hill M’fg
Cocheco Mfg
West End St. Ry
Somerville RR
United States Hotel Co
Salem Gas Light Co
Boston Wharf Co
Amoskeag M’fs
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Uyv Nesta
de Mass. Mutual Insurance Co
Po Washington Insurance Co
American Insurance Co
Boston Gas Syndicate
Saginaw Oe Western
Maine
Portland Water Co
Atchison, Top. & Sante Fe
L- G
Parquet Houghton & Ontonagan
Lowell M’fg Co
Coste Mills
Brookline Gas Light Co Shares Sold At Offer
On Wednesday November 887 by offer of Pireeters 1000 Brookline Gas Light Co shares were offered for sale. The transaction reflects market activity in this utility firm and the deal details are recorded for the period.
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Pireeters
Brookine Gas Light Co
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