When was it published?

October 15, 1868 in The Conservative

Domestic News October 15, 1868

The Conservative

Q: What sub-type of article is it?

Religious Event, Appointment, Education

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Hon. T. D. Elliott, Rev. E. Hale, D. B. Eaton, Rev. Mr. Woodbury, Messrs. Carter, Frothingham, Forbush, Rev. Mr. Collyer, Rev. Dr. Garnett

Q: What keywords are associated?

Unitarian Conference, New York, Business Committee, Theological Schools, Local Conferences

Mcconnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio

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What is this article about?

The national conference of Unitarians convened in New York on the 7th, with welcome address by Hon. T. D. Elliott and report by Rev. E. Hale. Fourteen local conferences established; business committee appointed. Discussions on local conferences and theological schools, including a paper by Rev. Mr. Collyer and address by Rev. Dr. Garnett favoring absorption of Boston school into Boston College.

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The national conference of Unitarians met in New York on the 7th. The address of welcome to the delegations was made by the Hon. T. D. Elliott. Rev. E. Hale, of Boston, read the report of the council of the national conference. Fourteen local conferences have been established. A business committee was appointed, as follows: D. B. Eaton, of New York; Rev. Mr. Woodbury, of Providence; Messrs. Carter, of Chicago; Frothingham, of Buffalo; and Forbush, of Cleveland. After some discussion of the question of local conferences, an order of business was reported. The subject of theological schools was then discussed. Rev. Mr. Collyer read a paper on the subject, and addresses were made by Rev. Dr. Garnett in favor of the absorption of the school of Boston into the Boston College.

What sub-type of article is it?

Religious Event Appointment Education

What keywords are associated?

Unitarian Conference New York Business Committee Theological Schools Local Conferences

What entities or persons were involved?

Hon. T. D. Elliott Rev. E. Hale D. B. Eaton Rev. Mr. Woodbury Messrs. Carter Frothingham Forbush Rev. Mr. Collyer Rev. Dr. Garnett

Where did it happen?

New York

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

New York

Event Date

On The 7th

Key Persons

Hon. T. D. Elliott Rev. E. Hale D. B. Eaton Rev. Mr. Woodbury Messrs. Carter Frothingham Forbush Rev. Mr. Collyer Rev. Dr. Garnett

Outcome

fourteen local conferences have been established. a business committee was appointed. discussions on local conferences and theological schools were held.

Event Details

The national conference of Unitarians met in New York on the 7th. The address of welcome to the delegations was made by the Hon. T. D. Elliott. Rev. E. Hale, of Boston, read the report of the council of the national conference. A business committee was appointed, as follows: D. B. Eaton, of New York; Rev. Mr. Woodbury, of Providence; Messrs. Carter, of Chicago; Frothingham, of Buffalo; and Forbush, of Cleveland. After some discussion of the question of local conferences, an order of business was reported. The subject of theological schools was then discussed. Rev. Mr. Collyer read a paper on the subject, and addresses were made by Rev. Dr. Garnett in favor of the absorption of the school of Boston into the Boston College.