Religious Freedom and the American Constitution in Indiana
The author argues that the first amendments uphold religious freedom while preserving church state separation. He cites Jefferson and Watson v. Jones to defend liberty for all creeds, warns against sectarian coercion, and urges acceptance of immigrants, Jews, Catholics, and others as equal American citizens under God and the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
America
Continental Congress
North America
New York
Turkey
Church of the
New Republic
Colony
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Walnut Street Presbyterian
Louis Ville
Presbyteran Church of the North
Presbyterian Church of the South
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Churches of America
United States
Washington
Masons
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
The
Elks
Woodmen
Brotherhood of Fraternity
Free America
O. RK
Wservibe
Presbyterian Church
Baptist
Americ
Republic
Catholic Church
God
Tom Payne
Bob Ingersoll
Indiana
Death of Charles Hagemier Indianapolis restaurateur and baker
Charles Hagemier 72 a former Sullivan and Indianapolis restaurant man and baker died Wednesday evening at his daughter Mrs Emma Hughes home near Shelburn after weeks of neuritis and erysipelas. He was born in Germany came to the U S as a boy and lived in Sullivan before moving to Indianapolis where he remained a church member. The body was taken to Indianapolis for burial. Surviving: widow five daughters Mrs Marion Borders Mrs Helen Ford Mrs Carl Sanders Mrs Emma Hughes and Mrs Cora Biegler and two sons Clarence and Oscar Hagemier.
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Charles Hagemier
Indianapolis
Sullivan
Emma Hughes
Shelburn
Hagemier
Germany
Hughes
Shel-burn
Cora Biegler
Chicago
Clarence and
Oscar Hagemier
New Suits Brought Between Parties in Various Actions
A list of civil actions including Crowder versus Lang for money, Wheeler Company against Dilley on account, Loose Wiles Biscuit Company against Golna on account, Cobbs versus Cobbs divorce and custody, Anthony versus Anthony divorce, Liston against Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Ry Co damages, Purcell versus Riggle on note, Shake versus Howard recount, Tomes versus Tomes divorce alimony custody and support, Metheny versus Monk replevin of automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Crowder
Lloyd T. Lang
R. W. Wheeler Co
A Corp
Harry Dilley
Loose Wiles Biscuit Co
Nick Golna
Lloyd Cobbs
Glenn Cobbs
John A. Anthony
Pearl Anthony
Frate C. Liston
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
The Republican Party A History of National Service and Power
The article lauds the Republican Party tracing its rise to national control, its enduring influence on policy and nation building, and the argument that Republican platforms reflect historical fulfillment. It notes leaders like McKinley and Litscher t and presents the party as a force shaping American unity and progress through protective tariffs and national interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Party
America
United States
McKinley
Failure Alleged In Sewer Contract History Of Republicanism
A long historical essay discusses the Genesis of Republicanism and the early party system, noting Jefferson and Jackson influence, sectional tensions over slavery, and the evolution of political lines in the early United States. It then shifts to sewer construction specifications detailing pipe joints, mortar composition, back filling, trenching, and site restoration requirements for a municipal project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
South Carolina
Republic
Washington
Mrs Bosstick Burned By Gas Range Accident
Mrs Edsil Bosstick sustained facial burns after gas accumulated in a range and flashed when the oven burner ignited on Saturday evening. The injuries were confined to the face.
Chinese Pagodas and their spirit lore in folklore
Pecedas represent Chinese efforts to contact the world of spirits. They are built as tokens of friendliness to earth and air spirits, hoping to provide them a dwelling when they come to town and invite blessings while warding off curses and disasters.
Horse Next to Man Noted by Lecturer in Odd Quote
A lecturer states that tfumuan beings are the most interesting in the world and that horses come next, joking that if horses could lecture we might hear the other side of the story.
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Toledo Blade
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John C. Chaney
Charlotte Thompson
Alaska
Los Angeles
Elso
Frank P. Litschert
John T. Adams
Republican National Committee
George B. Lockwood
Washington, D. C
John Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
John Quincey Adams
Jackson
South
Henry Clay
John C. Calhoun
Oisin
Olsin’s Service Shoe
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