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View Entry Max Fabish et al. v. City of Memphis Shelby Sabbath Violation

Sabbath violation by conducting or operating a theatrical performance on Sunday. Additional plaintiffs: Paul Valedon, Thomas Reeder, M. Kehoe, George W. Beck, Lawrence Lehman, Mabel Sinclair, John Yerxes, Katie Amitis, Alfred Kelsey, Charles Norman, and Eugene Howard.

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View Entry Mayor & City Council of Nashville v. Fred Pullman Davidson Sabbath Violation

Charged for keeping saloon open on a Sunday.

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View Entry Mayor & City Council of Nashville v. A. Feustal Davidson Sabbath Violation

Keeping saloon open on Sunday.

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View Entry Mayor & City Council of Nashville v. Mrs. B. Lally Davidson Sabbath Violation

Lally was accused of keeping her saloon open on Sunday.

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View Entry Mayor & City Council of Nashville v. J. H. Blodan Davidson Sabbath Violation

Charged with keeping his saloon open on a Sunday.

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View Entry State v. Lea Davis Obion Sabbath Violation

Defendant indicted for unlawfully keeping his saloon open on Sunday, 6 Aug. 1896, and "retailing and selling spirituous vinous malt & intoxicating liquors at the time".

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View Entry State v. Bill Capps Weakley Sabbath Violation

Defendant had been indicted for working on Sunday. Witness testified that he had been seen plowing his turnip patch, cutting corn stalks & doing other farm work on Sundays several times during the year.

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