End to State funding of sectarian education urged in reform drive
A political reform drive denounces Catholic influence in New York politics and calls for a constitutional amendment forbidding public money for religious schools. It warns that priests and Catholic voters threaten a State Church while praising the State Council of Political Reform and pledging further critique of Protestant bodies’ state aid.
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Legislative Assembly
New York
State Council of Political Reform
New York Times
Tweed
John Bright
Conference plans and church notices in Yorkshire movement
The Executive Committee resumes, with a Bradford deputation led by Carvell Williams and Rev. Charles Williams to launch district conferences to influence disestablishment in the North. Other towns including Manchester plan similar meetings. bishops and ministers discussed church endowments and religious education across Australia and Germany, with ongoing debates on disestablishment and university reforms.
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Campaiany
Bradford
Carvell Williams
Charles Williams
Accrington
Slingworth
Yorkshire Friends
England
Great Horton
Manchester
Calcutta
Times Sydney
Bathurst
John Bull
Hillingdon
Guardian
London
Arches Court
C. Mills
St. Albans
Holborn
Edward III
Victoria
Highland
Courch
Winchester
Glengarry
Inverness-shire
Church of Scotland
Ellice
M.P
Invergarry House
Scotsman
Sunday-school Union
Paris
Ipswich News
Suffolk Chronicle
St. Clement's Congregational Chapel
Haslam
Buckenham
Norfolk
Buckenham Ferry
Norwich
the Rock
Dropmore
Buckinghamshire
Granvilles
Church of England
Unitarian Herald
Otestant
Grmany
Germany
Kirchentag
Berlin
German Empire
Ecclesiastican Frars
India
Duke of Argyll
Queensferry
Linlithgow
Austria
Vienna
Linz
Uper
Herr Hein
Fraser's Magazine
Christian Church
Pall Mall Gazette
Delta