Compelled to Die for Descendants And The Church Debate
A critical pamphlet arguing religion harms society, claims most people are nonbelievers or insincere in faith, and denounces orthodoxy as outdated. It mocks church authority, praises secular progress, and endorses Catholic governance as closer to original Christian faith while criticizing Protestant dominance and hypocrisy.
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Anita Aide
Jesus
Helgton
Martin Luther
C. B. Selp
Goingen
Gion
Santa Chaus
Santa Claus
Deg Mit
Santa Clare
Laswlese
Lfe
Marble Man Sued For Damages In Embezzlement Case
J N Suddarth sues W J Mattern in district court for 35000 damages claiming false arrest and imprisonment on embezzlement charges. Suddarth says he solicited orders for monuments totaling 2300 with 30 percent commission, but a bicycle trade led to an arrest he contests as unfounded. He seeks 5000 for injuries to reputation and time loss.
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J. N. Suddarth
W. J. Mattern
Mattern
North Topeka
Mr. Suddarth
Mr. Suddarth States That He Solicited Orders For Str. Mattern
Ondere
Matterm
Matters
Suddarth
Three joints raided in Milwaukee area by police
Police raided three Milwaukee establishments Tuesday afternoon, finding pine joints and glass buckets on fixtures. Officers confiscated threed Uren Johniiees and several pinen, with a keg of beer at each site. Mrs Booth Tucker reportedly prostrated at her residence amid the disturbance.
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Frits Durein
Milwaukes
Kansas
Arenus Detwert
Fifth
George Kiavers
Sixth and
Kanes Avenues
Frank Bates
Biltiaed
Stewath Street
St Louis Browns: Youngsters Compete for Positions Across Roster
The St Louis Browns’ youngster group shows varied potential as spring training unfolds. Ute Harper, Knepper, Hert Jones, Me Dan Mc Gann, and others vie for spots with competition noted at short, third, and outfield. Reports highlight Robinson’s costly release, Cupid Childs potential, and a battleground for roles between Quinn, Keister, and Chilis, with trading possibilities looming for a star pitcher or left-hander.
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St. Louis
Cross
Ae Iarnas
Cupid
Childs
Thors
Quinn
Inelster
Sitherh
Keister
Egraw
Tebeaulin
Caures
Wallace
Lave
Cas Feer
Ieavi Quinn
Sally
California
Thomas Vheetan
Spaken Mood
Ae Lessa
Cis
Shick
Bunting
Cruna Nippart
Bose
Boca
Place For a Kensal Woman in Washington DC
March entry notes a ceremony or notice involving Miss Marygaret J Beal of Kann City with references to Fort Suma and Zuni New, indicating a social or official event linked to Todkan School and a Kensal woman in Washington DC.
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Washington, DC
Sion
St SE Q
Todkan School
Zuni New
Marygaret J. Beal
Kann City
Rigptied & Eeainertees
Fort Suma
National League votes on major changes to baseball rules
Chicago March 14 The National League approved several rule changes shaping 1900 season including balk and home plate authority. Batsmen may not be penalized for illegal motions as earlier. home plate angle remains, width about seventeen inches. Double headers banned for one admission. exhibitions with minor leagues allowed. Washington Park Track hires Richard Dwyer as starter for Washington Park and Hawthorne meets.
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Chicago
National League
James A. Hart
Chicago Elub
Hart
Hart Ap Eidote Bis Mec Eeanch
Tee Wraaloat
Washington Park
Richard Dwyer
Prince of
Hawthorne
Cicero
Dwyer
Exat
May Get James McAleer As American League Manager
Indications point to James McAleer former Cleveland National League star becoming manager of the new American League team. McAleer conferred with Kilfoyle Somers and Connie Mack here as Johnson’s supporters in the Chicago club matter.
Nebraska Reopens Maximum Freight Rate Case
Nebraska appeals to the supreme court to recover heavy damages from railroads for alleged violations of the maximum freight rate law. Union Pacific face 635000, Missouri Pacific 455000, and Rock Island 310000 in damages. The case challenges the law’s viability after prior U S Supreme Court decisions.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Neb
Supreme Court
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
State Board of Transportation
United States Supreme Court
Great Oaks From Little Acorns Grow Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad
A testimonial style advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for female weakness rheumatism neuralgia and general germ threat. Featured quotes claim relief and strength for Mrs Gertie Landon H W Hutchinson and Annis H Luck. The copy emphasizes small doses dissolving microbes and passing them from the system.
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Hood
Gertie Landon
Harlem
H. W.hutchinson
Newark Valley
Annis H. Luck
Benfer
Kellams Be Sold as Follows Price Reductions Listed
A sale notice lists Kellams items with a reduced price from $1.50 to $1.13. The brief catalog entry appears in a historical ad section, presenting the discount in simple terms and highlighting the new lower price.
Railroads Bound by Supreme Court Decision Yet Not Parties
The decision stated to bind only the parties to the suit and the railroads that appeared and showed their gross earnings would fall short of a fair return. The three railroads named were not parties, so they are said to be legally bound by the act’s provisions.
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Supreme Court
Conference Row Ends With Letter From Players
A first conference between Mi ton and Robison collapsed as both players sent a brief note to Hanlon and Robison declining to travel to St. Louis. They cited business commitments and inability to travel far, proposingArrangements to meet in New York on weekends if feasible during the baseball season.
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Baltimore
My. Starch
Mi Ton
Robison
Graw
Robinson
Tively
St. Is
Hanlon
Rennert
Aptey
Aed
Ery Turk
Taylor Refuses Sunday Ride Over Sabbath Day Policy
Major Taylor, the black cyclist, rejected a $100 offer to race in Prunes last week. Mark Braun arrived from Paris as the French cycle makers representative proposing a 31.0 time, but Taylor refused to ride on Sundays. He said he would race on weekdays if allowed and seek reinstatement from the American Cycling Union to resume competition.
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Worcester
Major Taylor
Prunes
Mark Braun
Paris
Treche
Taylor
Taylors
Braun
Frasce
Cyclists” Union
Washburn Baseball Team Forms In Early Practice
Washburn held its first baseball practice with about thirty candidates. Candidates include Gramsey, Brockett, Cate, Backerstroe, Stak, Anderson, Martha Page, Stewart, Meade, Bronson, Gephart and others. There is strong material, with Randolph of Rimporia offered to coach and manage the team this season.
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Washburn
tehers—Gramsey
Stab
Brockettem
Cate
Backerstooe
L. Stak
Anderson
Gartha
Page
Stewart
Meade
Bronson
Gephart
Ruthielders
Richards
Jones
Jax
Dat
Wiler
Hitchcock
Sutton
Ritchie
Mames
Randolsh
Rimporia
Casch
Forestas Trip With Philadelphia Club Players
Sixteen of the Philadelphia club’s twenty two baseball players are expected to start south for spring practice today from Philadelphia. Captain Delehanty and players head to Charlotte North Carolina where they will begin workouts. If Lawlor fails to report the trip will require strengthening a treasury line as Treasurer Rogers notes.
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Delehanty
Philadelphia
Charlotte
N.C
Ani
Lawlor
Rogers
Brooklyn Club Offers for Jennings Or Kiester Fails
Fragmented text describes a Brooklyn club offering seven thousand for Jennings or a repair value of four hundred. A reply states twice that offer would not buy Joe and references Kiester Shoula Sheekard of Brooklyn as a potential outfielder. Reads as stray sports notes with unclear names and numbers.
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Jennings
Kiester
Brooklyn
Evbertn
Joe
Shoula Sheekard
Broaklyn
Will
American League Holds Schedule Meeting in Chicago
Magnates of the American league plan a Monday meeting at the Great Northern hotel to discuss changes to the circuit including adding Chicago and Cleveland. Detroit's new manager James Burris visited with President Johnson, checking on players as the club eyes potential moves.
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Chicago
American League of Baseball Clubs
Great Northern
Cleveland
James Burris
Detroit
Johnson
Derrose Clab
Omiskey Lo
West Elde
Western League schedule set to begin May 5 with 110 games
President Hickey of the Western League announced the season opens May 5 with the Omarata club in Denver St Joseph at Pueblo and Sioux City at Des Moines. Each club plays 22 games with every other team plus 55 at home and 55 away. The season closes in September with teams traveling from Denver to Des Moines and Omaha to the eastern trip.
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Denver
Colo
Hickey
Omata
St Joseph
Pueblo
Slouix City
Des Moines
Turtne
Omaha
Tn Joseph
Sioux City
Pasvio
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Church
Golllen
Galileo
Stahommer
Milar
Kay
Trav
Thie
Sentinental
Elnescely
Christ
Hell
Mantis
Centuriea
India
Turker
Thal
Armerica
England
Prince
Germany
Oman
Amea
Peter the Hermit
Dente
Homer
Ralivand
Round House
Stether
Atchison, Kansas
Marble Man
J. MN. Suddarth
Booth-Tucker
Wis
Tucker
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ST. Louis Browns
Sporting News
James M’alee
Sheldon
Howe’s
Dickens
Thackeray
Bronte
Eliot
Field
Riley
Scott
Dumas
Holmes
Hugo
Cooper
Correlli
Caine
Kellam
Sia
McGraw
East
Ontane
Suly
Floranthe
Prunes Teota
Asta
Agehan
Mowantai
Ion
Erwi
Eanes
el Miso
Fits
Hosber
New York
Hermony
Bob Aera
Ernest Age Hoeber Rouge
Saninet
Eee
Rasher
Pita Simmans
Hoeven
Tots Bharkey
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