Catholic View Explained on the French Church Crisis
A reader’s letter outlines the Catholic view of the France religious conflict, defending papal authority, church independence, and the duty to resist state encroachment. It cites historic clashes with Henry VIII, Bismarck, and Napoleon, urging obedience to God over human law and warning against a state church in France.
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France
Voltaire
Rabelais
Diderot
Renan
Jesus Christ
God
Christ
Peter and
John
Apostles
Annas
Calphas
Peter
Earth
Henry VIII
England
Bismark
Napoleon
Durance
Universal Church
Pius V
Richard
Paris
Washington
St. Paul
Europe
Cardinal Langton
Peither
Plattamouth
St. Luke's Church
Episcopalians of
Plattsmouth
Church of Christ
Church Catholic
Strangers Try Ring Trade and Burglary Suspicions
Two strangers with rough claims entered Perry's restaurant and offered rings for food, then attempted to drain Ed Donat's saloon of cash for more jewelry. They were driven off by the proprietor and later seen in other bars trying to swap wealth for wares. Police suspect burglary links and continue inquiries. The day also carried the arrival of Frank Caruth's remains from Denver, with funeral services at Oak Hill cemetery conducted by Rev. J.T. Hated. Pallbearers were J G Richey, J J Becker, R W Hyers, Robert Sherwood, I M Richey, and W D Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry's
Ed. Donat's
Frank Carruth
Fred
Glen
Louise
Denver
Streight & Streight
Oak Hil
J.T. Hated
Mesars
J. G. Richey
J. J. Becker
R. W. Hyers
Robert, Sherwood, Sr
I. M. Richey
W. 1D
Jones
Early Health Advice and Legal Note from Ashland News
An advertisement urges prompt use of Tunner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine to combat sickness and restore appetite and energy. The piece also notes a farmer's no-wear winter view, a court filing Amelia Heideman vs. Wm Noxon Jr on child support with a $1000 bond, and announces March special piano prices at M Aird's Sixth Street Furniture Store.
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Tuiner
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Lil
M. Aird
Sixth Street
Wires Crossed Comedy Ends In Mix Up
A city businessman dialed an attorney’s number by mistake and misheard a clerk. Believing he was calling his wife, he asked about his bath and wardrobe. The mistaken call led to a humorous exchange before realization dawned on him.
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Atorney
Emma
Iminute
Disputed Johnson County Drug Store Case Details
Attornies dispute the Johnson county drug store case in which D Ment sues Fried. The district court clerk says no ruling yet while the store is claimed to be mortgaged and the stock augmented after January. Fried asserts D Ment vacated a farm trade and Fried owns nearby real estate at Crab Orchard Nebraska.
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State
Lou Taylor
Johnson County
D’ment
Fried
O'Meat
District Court of
D'Ment
Crab Orchard
Neb
Buy Local This Christmas Plattsmouth News Urges
The Plattsmouth Journal urges residents to shop at home this Christmas to support local clerks and merchants. It cautions against shopping in Omaha, stresses choosing Plattsmouth stores while stock is full, and urges buying today to avoid last minute crowds.
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Plattsmouth
Omaha
Journal
Five marriage licenses issued in county market
County Judge Il Db Tr issued five licenses for marriage today, with three couples tying the knot. Antone Hedin and Leda Loberg and Emil R. Qarison and Maude Loberg married near Louisville, while Edward Ernest and Rhoda Thornton, Thomas H. Waltz and Cora Sax ton, and Ray Oore with Minnie Gobleman from Louisville received licenses. The newlyweds visited relatives before and after the ceremonies.
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Il. Db. Tr
Antone Hedin
Leda Loberg
Emil R. Qarison
Maude Loberg
Louisville
Swan Loberg Wotil
Carlson
Hedin Louisville
Nutral
Iowa
Uples
Reere
Edward Ernest
Rhoda Thornton
Thomas H. Waltz
Cora M. Saxton
Elmwood
Ray Oore
Minnie Gobleman
Travis
Air K
Also Mentioned on This Page
Father Bradley
Manétainont Journal
Sir
Kutter
Sciatora
Bauer's
Ood
District Court
Fred Gorder & Son
H. EK. Paokonin
Ing
Anna F. Iry
Clara Fry
Otoe County
Luckweiler & Lutz
Neilo
Wescott’s Sons
Connubial Ventures
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