Tyndall and the Borderland Between Science and Faith
A New York Tribune article analyzes Prof. Tyndall s stance on science and religion, noting his recent claim for scientific materialism while acknowledging an open frontier where belief and inquiry meet. It contrasts Tyndall with Darwin Spencer and Huxley, and cites his forecast of a clash between science and ecclesiastical authority.
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Tyndall
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Darwin
Herbert Spencer
Spencer
Huxley
N. Y. Tribune
Truth Squarely Spoken on Prosperity and Trade
From The Journal of Commerce, a bleak view of current prosperity across manufacturers merchants and labor. It notes unsettled business, cautious lending, sluggish consumer demand, and a mood of discouragement. The piece cites political pressure from Attorney General Williams and a sharp quotation about a wife at forty.
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Journal of Commerce
Influence of the Order and Mountain Meadows Reflections
A Mobile Register editorial lauds the Patrons of Husbandry for reshaping farming in the South through self reliance, education, and unity, urging continued support. The piece recalls the Mountain Meadows massacre and Mormon culpability debates, citing excommunicated George A. Hicks condemning John D. Lee and Brigham Young, plus a monument to the emigrants' graves and ongoing calls for accountability amid racial tensions and riots.
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Patrons of Husbandry
Alabama
South
Albert Sydney Johnston
Plains
Mountain Meadows
George A. Hicks
Fort Hamilton
U. T
Church of Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake Tribune
Mormon Church
The
Tribune
John D. Lee
Hicks
Church
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Rubicon
Douglas Jerrold
Williams
Russia
Poland
Long Branch
Senator Patterson
South Carolina
New York
Zriéuxe
Times
Startling News
Golpimith Mary
Mystic] Park Couse
A.hochheimer & Son
Basin Street
Hamilton
Curtis
C. Morgenthaler
Wm. O'Brian & Sons
Third Ward
Hamilton, O
Gosting
O'Brian & Soxs
Banking
W. E. Brown
Axversox
J.E. Owess
Rot Alust Tatreerr
L. Sniper
Rev. Ecclestox
Alexanpdeer F. Hume
Payadic
Wm. E. Brown
Wr. Anderson
H. Walter
Cassier
First National Bank
Opera House
the Arbour
Frost Street
First Ward
Tevens
Cadland
Agricultural Machinery
Long & Allstatter
Reapers
Detrick
Hydraulic Iron Works
Hiell Street
C. H
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Hamilton, Ohio
Daniel Shafer
Campron
Daire
Cane Geahing
Main Street
Weeep Lewine Machine Company
Haro & Skarbvon
West Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Vine Street
O. Ciras
Treas
Long & Allstarter
Turtle
Warren County
Ohio
Monroe
Hamilton Co
Iowa
Webster City
Dubuque
Sioux City
Brant & Crane's Mill
Bridge Place and
Water St
Front
Dayton Streets
Second Street
Ialis
Muster
Owens
Tand
John M. Long
Robert Allstatter
Long, Allstatter, & Co
Cor. High Street
C.H
Hamitor
Gmeowk
Iwtlou
ST. Louis
Eclipse Steam Saw Mills
Second St. Col. Morgan
Dan T. Fargo
Sheridan, Michigan
Pine Lumber
Mave Sowon
Cugar Rom Cate
Lathamc
Joseph Straub
Indiana
Cannel Coal
Bet
Fourth Ward Wood and Coal Yard
Schelly
Jacob Reister
A. Hafertepen
Third St
W. Side, Bet. Basin and High
B. Hafertepen
Basin ST
John Wessling
Whelsnage Pres
Hightreet
Hamilton House
Jous Wessaxe
High Street
Millikin & Co
Butler
Plow& Wagon Shops
Ss. B. Berry
Fourth and Vine Streets
Berry
BR. Berry
Ezra Potter
Beckett
Mamilton, Ohio
Best Farms
Phonographic Institute
Rumple’s
West Hamilton Shoe Store
J. S. Dare
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