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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1905

Page

35

Religious School Debate Alarm Over Christian Lobby in Washington

Washington readers are urged to see Senate document 83 of the 57th Congress, alleging a "Christian Lobby" near the Capitol pushing state imposed religion in public schools. Critics warn of Russian style church state control through franking literature and New Testament ethics as public policy.

Washington Capitol Grounds Senate Wellington Intornational Reform Bureau

Disagrees with Dr McKim on Moral Instruction in Schools

A high school student objects to public school morality teaching. The editor argues science promotes free inquiry and that religion should not be imposed in class. Morality belongs to parents, not mandatory school instruction, per the opposing view.

Publc Conference of Ministers Christ H. E. Rogers Rabbi Stern McKim Secular League Allan Davis Post W. W. Prescott

Morality in Public Schools A View by Henry Edgerton

Henry W. Edgerton argues that mandatory religion or moral codes in schools are unjustifiable. He critiques the Decalogue as outdated, notes Jesus and Paul rejected strict Sabbath or day observance, and claims personal conduct follows social models rather than scripture. He warns against imposing beliefs on taxpayers and emphasizes practical ethics over creed.

Jesus Paul Moses Mr. Rockefeller Rockefeller Sergius Russia Czar Germany Henry W. Edgerton Central High School

Pursue Continental Reciprocity by Tariff Shift

Henry B Blackwell argues for a national league to press continental reciprocity with Canada via tariff reduction. He cites failed treaties, recalls Hoar on origin of revenue measures in the House, and urges joint resolution style action to secure equalized duties and a broad public push. He compares the effort to Texas annexation and urges a mass political strategy.

Vost Newfoundland Senate Canada Mexico United States Senate Friends of Kuroki Kuropatkin South Henry Clay James E.i. Polk Texas House of Representatives United States National League Massachusetts Plain Seo Henry B. Blackwell

Oscar G. Murray Generosity Cited by European Observer

A European emissary notes American generosity, citing Baltimore and Ohio Railroad president Oscar G Murray for a$100 donation to a miner who aided a train rescue. The observer contrasts such acts with America’s rapid rail magnates and wider colonial ambitions reported during the 19th century era.

Post Great Britain America International Bureau of Education and Colonization New South Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Murray Bain Atlanta Constitution Oscar G. Murray

New Willard Hotel Inauguration Exceeds Expected Costs

The letter critiques lavish Inauguration expenditures by American elites, noting the New Willard Hotel rate of 71006 per day for suites and 3100 for a hero, contrasting Russian and American wealth and philanthropy. It cites Tolstoy on exploitation, references railroad salaries, and tells of a Chicagowoman in Cairo paying high daily rates rather than yielding rooms, ending with a question on who funds such splendor.

Willard Leo Tolstoi Russia America Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cairo Egypt Shepherd's Hotel Chicago Sigypt India Baltimore Ams W. H. Harper ST. Charles Ocean Front Atlantis City N. J Goll Newlin Haines Jackson Virginia Ave She Atlantic City Islesworth New Duton Boaghlet Method Osborne & Painter

Lovely Women of Washington Demand for Wives Abroad

An editor argues Washington women exceed male demand, praising their beauty and charm. He claims surplus wives will be sought by bachelors elsewhere, noting they will bring joy to other communities while remaining desirable at home. Clinton M. Stahl.

Heiditor Post Washington Clinton M, Stahl

Soldiers Serve Too Long Says Editor in 19th Century Letter

A letter argues that many soldiers suffer insanity from long service and harsh climates in the Spanish American War era. It cites hospital figures, suggests climate as a cause, and proposes a two year island service limit to reduce deaths. M P Caldwell signs the plea.

Saa White Army Navy United States Sam Philippine Islands M. P. Caldwell

Japan as Frankenstein Threat to Pacific and Alaska

George Wilson argues Japan threatens the United States, comparing Tokyo to a Frankenstein monster poised to strike across Alaska and the Pacific, warning Russia faces a broader white race clash and criticizing Western nations for underestimating Japan's threat. He calls Japan the most terrible dragon and questions official denials of ambitions in the Philippines.

Darwin North Pole Japan America Frankenstein Russia Pacific Canal Rocky Mountains Alaska Takihira Philippines George. Wilson

Reform Advocated by Ex Senator Stewart at Capital

Ex Senator Stewart warns of American societal degeneration and impending plutocracy. He urges immediate reform, urging voters to reject wealth influence, boycott monopolies, and moral scrutiny of public life, starting in the nation’s capital. The piece accuses class privilege, corruption, and opulent dress as signs of decline and calls for swift civic action.

Stewart Eatter Post Republic Portune

Rail Passages and Schedules for Baltimore and Ohio Lines

Baltimore and Ohio announces hourly Royal Blue trains to Philadelphia and New York with diner and Pullman parlor cars and multiple daily departures. Florida Atlantic Coast Line offers sleeping cars New York to Jacksonville and connections via steam heated, electric-lit cars. Chesapeake and Ohio lists through trains to Cincinnati St Louis and Chicago with dining and sleeping cars and Virginia Hot Springs service. Washington Southern Railway runs to Richmond with Pullman or parlor cars and multiple daily departures including Sundays.

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