Public Schools as Liberty’s Palladium in Era of Education
A lengthy 1889 lecture by Rev. Thomas McGlynn argues that universal public education safeguards liberty and democracy. He attacks parochial schools as inferior, condemns Catholic control of schooling, and urges support for public schools and broader civic virtue. He stresses reading, intelligent voting, and the danger of religious influence over education.
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San Antonio
Ligur
Cooper Institute
New York City
America
Tioward McGlynn
Thera
A. P. Ava
Republic
Americas Republic
Ibisa
Wlaely
Civita Catolica
Italy
Monsignor
Guarandoti
Pope Flux VII
George III
Pius VII
Canada
Civilta Catolica
Juanlbiann
Beransa
Publc
Birch Roda
Cheriah
Crus
Whrenberger
Sydney Strong
Father Mullane
Runge High School closes with public exams in April
Rural reports show corn and cotton in good condition despite wind. County crops are favorable, more so than any prior year. Merchants notify stores close for summer at 6:30 on Saturdays. Judge Nelson, known district candidate, remains in good shape. Plots show many players on the scene.
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Chicago
G. KR. Pyro
Dora Lose
Wider Bonham
Boo County
Bonville
Konady
Karnonally
Karoorelty
Italla
Lrcut
Ruyxee
Runge High School
Usbera
Bugs
Nelson
Anbown
Silly Twaddle Debate Sparks Catholic Office Control Fear
A reader attacks Wahrenberger for political hot takes and accuses Rome influenced Catholics of leveraging church funds. He argues for complete separation of church and state and predicts the American Protective Association may seize offices to oust Catholics.
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Daily
Tacnr
Wahrenberger
New York
Rome
Ts Amienaries
Catholica
United States
Publc
Wahranbarger
American Protection Association
A. P. All
America
Wahrenburgaer
A.dla
Fapaticiam
Sdmfpolities
LA. Pals
Wilson County Notes From Florfsville April Update
Weather turns hot and winds dry as farmers rush to field work with cultivators. Bible society elects A D Evans president and John Griffith treasurer. Union meetings shifted to Monday after Passover. Easter services moved due to Brother Stanley’s absence. Peaches appear on trees while lavertia crops look healthy after a damaging wind. Marcelena Montez, deemed insane, remains jailed awaiting asylum transfer. May Day observances planned. floral arrangements coordinated. Wilson County election returns show populists leading Kisberg 1039 to 696.
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Wilson County
Florfsville
Tex
The
Bible Society
A.D. Evans
John Griffth
H. M
Jiventl Society of the Methodist Church
Bro. Stanley
Lavertia
Marcelena Montez
Sotorama
Mrs Borns Pupils Entertains with Concert at Duroer Hall
Mrs Borns pupils presented a concert at Duroer Hall on Wednesday under her careful guidance. The students displayed progress and fine voice training with clear intonation and expressive delivery. Instrumental pieces by C C Yomsan A Hraua and 43 Adbers drew praise from a large attentive audience.
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Prasene
Atessis
C. C. Yomsan
A. Hraua
Adbers
Woodmen Notice At Odd Polls Or County Meeting
Fragmented OCR text mentions Woodmen of the World and a meeting or poll at Odd Polls. Names and details are garbled but imply a Monday night gathering and a call to action or attendance. No clear dates or outcomes are readable.
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SAMY
Cassie
Odi Pollaws
Voy
Gensus
CHAS
Sata Commaniday Rygrcles
Saca 4 Py
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Pamous
Eng
Wine of Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine CO
McElree
Cardus
Chattanooga, Tenn
Mtn
Conny
Mathie
Kittntey
Chattaooga, Tenn
Loring
Vand
Soutien
Nerk
Noweles
Shayliteres
Mtardon
Dane
K. P. Endowment
T. B. Johnson
Barnes County
Kisberg
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