Origin of Baseball Debate Fights Rounders Claim
A 1905 tribute argues baseball began in America, not from rounders, citing Knickerbocker club origins in 1845 and a proposed special commission to settle the origin question. It recounts travels, Rounders disputes, and a call for proofs from Henry Chadwick and other baseball figures.
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Knickerbocker Baseball Club
New York City
Henry Chadwick
Chadwick
England
Boston
Philadelphia Athletic
Rounders
Mr. Chadwick
Mit
Knickerbocker Club
New York
Col
James Lee
Dr. Ransom
Abraham Tucker
James Fisher
W. Vail
Alexander J. Curtwright
Wm. R. Wheaton
Duncan F. Curry
E. R. Dupignac
Wm. H. Tucker
Daniel L. Adams
James E. Sullivan
American Sports Publishing Company
Warren Street
Board of Baseball Commissioners
Morgan G. Bulkley
United States
Connecticut
National League
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Old National Baseball Club
Washington, D. C
A. G. Mills
N. 4. Young
Washington
D. C
Sullivan
Michael Bros Dress Goods Sale Opens Gala Week
Michael Bros announces Easter Preparation Sale with a stronger line of dress novelties including silks, Mohair wool fabrics, white goods and wash dress fabrics. The gala week features ready-to-wear garments such as shirt waist suits, skirts, shirt waists and kimonas, all cut correctly and priced to sell.
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Michael’s
Easter Hat Sale Promises Wide Trimmed Selection
Be sure and buy your Easter hat now. The shop offers an extensive line of trimmed ready to wear hats in the city to avoid the Easter rush.
Owls Replace Ghosts In Henhouse Surprise Recount
N M Sark of Judson township faced a winter of thefts from his farm hens as a nocturnal mystery. Bark climbed to the henhouse loft and found six large white horned owls roosted in a long box, feeding on the flock all season. After a brutal confrontation with the birds, Sark prevailed, leaving the owls defeated in the loft. Some dismiss the tale as bats, but locals doubt that explanation.
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N. M. Sark
Judson Township
Frank Everett
Clevels
Bark
Cor St. Paul Globe
Hebrews S00 to Celebrate Passover and Unleavened Bread
On April 19 the Jewish calendar marks the start of the Feast of Unleavened Bread. April 20 and 21 observe Passover commemorating the Exodus from Egypt. Following are minor holidays until midweek when Unleavened observances recall the journey through the Reed Sea. Communities worldwide hold services with Jewish families.
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Egypt
Athy
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