Peace Society declares progress in arms fear and war plea
A Birmingham gathering debates dangers of large armaments, the risk of nations relying on military power, and the need for arbitration. Speakers praise non intervention, echoing Cobden and Bright, and urge peace education, youth involvement, and Gospel driven measures against war.
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Europe
Paris
France
Prussia
Armour O'Neil
Birmingham
Great Britain
United States of America
Lord Stanley
John Yardley
India
Peace Society
Richard Cobden
Joseph Sturge
England
Prince Consort
Austria
Spain
Bright and Cobden
John Bull
Cobden
H. Richard
Merthyr Tydvil
I. Doxsry
Edward Smith
Sheffield
The
Ths
Lord Palmerston
W. E. Surpron
Richard
Motion Wins hearty thanks to the chairman
On the motion of the Rev. H Browarp a cordial vote of thanks was accorded to the chairman and the proceedings closed.
Congregational Board of Education Discusses Funding and Training
The annual meeting at the Congregational Church, Lower Clapton, presided by Mr. Samuel Morley, addressed the shift toward Government aid for basic schooling while preserving religious instruction. The board noted Homerton College’s stance, urged more religious teachers, and discussed compulsory education limits amid unsettled national policy.
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Congregational Church
Lower Clapton
F. Soden
Samuel Morley
Dr. Unwin
C. Jupe
Mere
C. Dukes
M.A
Professor McAll
J. H. Wilson
W. Dorling
J. S. Wardlaw
Cuartman
Loa Iever
Homerton College
Scarpelsiin
Unwin
Henry Rutt
Hear
Jazz
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