Cost of liquor and government debt blamed by Tribune
The New York Tribune authority claims liquor costs exceed all national, state, county debts and all government functions. It asserts millions of American youths are drafted into drinking and crime, with sixty thousand men forced from streets to join a doomed system.
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Whiskey’s Destructive Reach Across Hamlets
A grim report from western counties details how drunkenness linked to whiskey shipments sparked fatal violence. In Marshall a youth shot Mark Lance to death, Hot Springs saw a deadly alley of drink, and Yancey County residents recount a sober family ruined as whiskey flowed from a saloon across the line.
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Fpworth News
Asheville, N. , CO
Why the Answer Teetotalers and Army Canteens
The Washington Star cites Lord Kitchener's victory as aided by teetotal soldiers enduring desert marches under a harsh sun. It notes British campaigns suffer little sickness and high endurance, while questioning why the U S should not mirror this. The piece blames liquor interests guiding politicians from McKinley onward and the army canteen for harming soldiers despite congressional abolition laws.
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Congress
Liquor as Medicine Debated by Dr Mutchinson in Temperance Digest
In a Minnesota Good Templar excerpt Dr Mutchinson, former Grand Chief Templar of Minnesota and Kansas physician, claims liquor is unnecessary in medical practice. He cites 550 inmates at a state reformatory under his care, 5,000 prescriptions with no liquor, four deaths in 4.5 years, and high success rates in pneumonia and typhoid cases, challenging other doctors to match his record.
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Cuban Plantation Worker Tale Sparks Debate
An ex superintendent recalls attempts to race Cuban labor in a sugar plantation. He cites language barriers, holidays, lax work pace, and failed methods to instill hustle. He notes Americans left to frustrate by low wages and cultural differences in a vivid, critical reminiscence from the Washington Post.
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Woushington
Water or a Bucket for Colonel Crisp at Madison Square Garden
A Kansan City Independent anecdote recalls Colonel Crisp in New York during a major political gathering at Madison Square Garden. Thirsty mid speech he demanded water, asking for a bucket and gourd or a branch after a fellow assistant replied water. An ad claims Prickly Ash Bitters aid digestion and liver health, sold by Evans Pharmacy.
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Woman's privacy case upheld against lithographic ad use
A Rochester Supreme Court ruling supports Abigail Hoberteen’s claim that publishing her portrait for advertising invaded her privacy. Justice Davy notes publicity harms modest individuals and that control over one’s likeness is a property right, protecting reputation and privacy from unauthorized use.
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Penacree Confederate Veteran Subscription Offer
Subscriptions for the Veteran will be received at this office. The Intelligencer will be sent for a year at the club rate of 2.15. By application to the Intelligencer copies of the veteran will be sent to veterans unable to subscribe.
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AL Anmingy
Nanashville
Intelligencer
Agent Angustaen Lager Srven Ticket Dispute
A brief drama unfolds over tickets tied to Agent Angustaen and the Angustaen brewery case in British Columbia. Names and venues appear in fragmented OCR, signaling a dispute or listing involving parties, dates, and possible sales details. Further readable details are unavailable in the snippet.
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B.C
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