Colleges Targeted by Bishop Solicit Moral Teachings
Catholic bishop attacks big colleges including Princeton and Yale claiming they teach morality to students. No further details provided on scope or responses from institutions.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
3
Catholic bishop attacks big colleges including Princeton and Yale claiming they teach morality to students. No further details provided on scope or responses from institutions.
Bishop James A. McFaul of Trenton condemns Starvard Princeton and Yale for secular immorality he says corrupts Catholic graduates. He tells St Frances Xavier College grads that Catholic education must guide youth teaching laity should lead in spreading faith to counter socialism divorce and secular influence.
Lander Wyoming forecasts a major Fourth of July celebration with the Cheyenne Industrial club arriving by special train and visitors from other towns. Senator C D Clark will speak with Charles EB Winter and a Grand Encampment orator also on the program. Events include a big race meet wild west show Indian games dancing powwows six bands a lake of fire burnings and baseball exhibitions.
Rochester N YJune 22 In a continuous horseback ride exceeding 160 miles in about 18 hours Mrs Herbert Wadsworth of Avon Kodak beat President Roosevelt’s famous record. Accompanied by army officers she covered 120 miles in a single day. Mrs Wirth a well known society figure left Ashantee at 4 AM with Dr Grayson of Avon for two brief meals stops. The pair rode through the day using 16 horses.
A bizarre storm in Valdosta Georgia struck a watch lower, melted chains, tore trousers, and stripped garments from several workers as lightning caused unusual damage. The report mentions alleged adulterators and imitators while naming Foster & Co and The Lightning Co as distributors.
Numerous brief items detail prices at Gleason's and Fye LaPash for fruit butter and produce, real estate offers on 4 to 5 room homes, repairs and street work, arrivals and departures of residents and visitors, railroad matters, and entertainment venues with notices of moving pictures and theater shows.
Forest rangers will track and report every carcass found within timber reserves. The initiative aims to monitor wildlife health and prevent illegal harvesting in protected areas.
Washington reports the forest service will require guards and rangers to record all livestock deaths in national forests. monthly tallies will list causes as accident disease poison or wild animals to aid stockmen in reducing losses and guiding preventative actions.
Jon Harbor June 22. Tilley is charged with the murder of his father Ferdinand Tilley on a nearby farm. The son says he killed in self defense claiming his father struck first.
Nebraska City resident Mia Jane Bennett aged in the southern part of the city took a spoonful of carbolic acid by mistake on Sunday. A physician was called but she is feared unable to survive.
TA offers carload lots of Cotswold Lincoln and Rambouillet rams lambs yearlings and two year olds for sale. Prospective buyers contact TIM KINNEY Cokeville Wyoming. 4 2nur.
John Berry and M A Holmann, who rode the balloon Melba from Wrights Illinois, landed after a tense flight. A drag rope swept a baseball player while spectators chased the balloon, forcing the aeronauts to haul the rope back into the basket.
An advertisement emphasizes the convenience of carrying funds via a checking account. It claims checks replace cash handling and counting time and invites large and small accounts, specifically soliciting ladies and young men.
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