Irregular Vestry Choristers Deliver Passion Discourses
A Kensington News account recalls thirty choristers in dark serge coats, led by a clergyman delivering six Passion discourses by the vestry door. The sermons critiqued ritual excess, addressed sinners, and warned against using church money for profane purposes.
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John
Athirst
Kensington News
Christ
Haines
Religious teaching in the district schools criticized
Mr Bartley and Mr Paynter Allen report on religious instruction in Richmond Twickenham Mortlake and nearby suburbs. They condemn teaching as inefficient and argue clergy should supervise it. They cite negligent parish visits biased catechism lessons and troubling incidents. concerns include conscience rights and bigotry in enforcing denominational schooling.
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Bartley
Society of Arts
T. Paynter Allen
Richmond
Twickenham
Mortlake
Allen
Nenu
Joseph
Mr Beechers Defense of Denominational Schools
A mass meeting at Cooper Institute New York on March 30 debated state sectarian school laws. Peter Cooper presented resolutions urging strict separation of church and state and accusing city officials of diverting over half a million dollars annually to churches and sectarian schools.
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Cooper Institute
New York
Peter Cooper
Institute
Education and Church and State in New York Debate
A speech and protest oppose State funding for sectarian schools. The orator denounces section 10 of chapter 876, urges repeal, defends nonsectarian public schools, and affirms equal rights for Catholic and Protestant citizens alongside immigrant groups.
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City of
New York
Henry Warp Brxcuer
America