Value and Purpose of Learning in a Baccalaureate Sermon
Rev. Henry B. Master delivers the Fort Wayne High School baccalaureate sermon at First Presbyterian, arguing education should yield culture and character. He contrasts theories that knowledge is an end with that which serves life, citing Newton, Milton, and Christ’s influence to urge personal transformation as the path to meaningful service.
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Arnold
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Green
Channing
China
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India
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Carlyle
Mahomet
Christ
Jesus Christ
Arabia
John Ruskin
National Hditorial Association
Roosevelt
Daily Press
Reclamation Service
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Slope
Wen
Rocky Mountain
United States
Middle ‘West
Children Live as Man and Wife Shuffle in City Court
Horace Williams aged seventeen and Ollie Vaughn fourteen were allowed by friends to live as husband and wife and later arrested at 116 West Jefferson. Williams works at Bass foundry and stayed at the Otto house with an older brother. Vaughn will likely be sent home to Canton by her brother-in-law after probation. Other cases include multiple drunks, a vagrant, and fines for saloon violations.
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Ollie Vaughn
West Jefferson Street
Williams
Bass Foundry
Otto House
Canton
James McCann
Wallace Schafer
Milton Brundage
Pennsylvania
Mike Lucas
Pat McGuire
Rolling Mills
Milton Farmer
Walter Ward
Bee Hive
Superior Street
Henry Woehinker
Archibald Bulloch
Continental Congress
Georgia
Great West
Union
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf
Hig
Fie
Roosevelt Delivers Addresses At Jamestown Exposition
President Roosevelt speaks at Jamestown exposition in Norfolk on Georgia state building dedication and a National Editorial Association address. He urges press responsibility, warns against hysteria, cites reforms and calls for conservation, taxation changes, and child welfare measures.
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National
Jamestown Fair
Norfolk
Roosevelt
Georgia State Building
National Editorial Association
Quadruplets Born Near Roanoke Fail to All Survive
Three of the four Croxton infants born to Mr and Mrs Frank Croxton near Roanoke have died. All weighed about 3 pounds. The first died after three hours, the second survived but remains living, the third died after thirty hours, and the fourth died within two and a half hours. The remaining baby is a girl and in good health.
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Frank Croxton
Roanoke
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