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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1905
Page
1
A discussion of the place of religion in state education argues that public schools provide secular moral instruction without favoring any creed. It contends religion should be taught by parents and churches, not the state, and criticizes catechism teaching in schools as an intrusion on religious freedom.
An array of brisk social tidbits records town residents visiting Dubois Princeton Pittsburg and JoHnstown for holidays funerals and arrivals. Guests include Mrs Bertha Caldwell and Mrs Harry Christy from Indiana and John Lyon from Jersey City while others prepare for school at Jupluta College Huntingdon and South Bethlehem.
Howard Corbett, former Indiana resident now at Lehigh, passes through Indiana en route to Saltahary for further studies at Kicks. Mr and Mrs Fred Herlinger hosted a three week West visit with son Harry. Mrs Herlinger and son plan to visit her father in Chicago while Mr Herlinger stays with relatives in Denver and Nebraska. Maples hosted guests including Frank D St Clair Roy St Clair Prof Cole Kiakiminetas School Salinburg Thomas A Russell Cornell University Ithaca NY Dr Thomas St Clair Latrobe Evelyn Fulton Miss Balls Dickie Tirzah MacIntyre Neil's College Dora Hagerman Blacklick. FOR SALE brick building on North Sixth Street with store room and second floor space. inquire Roof & Kline Agents.
Whitelaw Reid, native of Ohio aged 67, owned the New York Tribune and served as minister to France in 1880. He was renominated as vice presidential candidate with Garret Hobart in 1892, once amusingly mistaken for Depew due to a box mix up at Carnegie Hall. Reid helped negotiate the 1898 treaty of peace with Spain and represented the United States at Victoria’s Jubilee and Edward VII’s coronation.
Rear Admiral Charles Henry Davis, American member of the North Sea court of inquiry, born in Cambridge Massachusetts in 1845, Naval Academy graduate 1864. Promoted rear admiral last August, famed for surrender of Port of Ponce, commanded Dixie, escorted Princess Edalda, supervised patent observatory, and wrote on astronomy.
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