Controversy Over State Aid to Denominational Schools
A union conference debates secular education and state grants. Speakers condemn government aid to sectarian schools, demand universal secular instruction, and press for school boards to manage funds publicly. The gathering approves a resolution for secular schooling with voluntary religious education outside public schools.
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England
Warburton
Salford
Anid
H. M. Hxara
Hackney
Mr. Picton
London
Coventry
Soxbuy
Johnstons
Merthyr
Gladstone
Consolidated Fund
Crossery
Dae
Harvey Adams
Fenton
Adams
Charles Willams
Accrington
Robert Lowe
Forster
Privy Council
Denison
Scotch Kirk
Free Church
Wesleyan Education Committee
Ireland
Cardinal Cullen
Party of Progress
Lowe
F. E. Anthony
S. A. Sternr Hal
Gloucester
Autrep Tyuty
Cardiff
F. Sonney Johnstone
Tilly
Conference
Mratu
M.P
Dale
Johnstone
Arrep Ting
HR. W. Dale
Hear
R. W. Dale
JosEph Spencer
Rupert Harvey
Leicester
Harley
Robert Bruce
Huddersfield
Crosskey
Bruce
R. W. Daz
Dauz
Nonconformist delegates crowd Manchester meeting
The conference resumed Thursday morning at 10:30 in the Friends' Meeting House due to Free-trade Hall occupancy. W Middlemore of Birmingham chaired as nearly 2,000 delegates from across the country gathered to seek redress from the Liberal Government and plan future protection.
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Friends’ Meeting
W. Middlemore
Birmingham
Manchester