Death and debate over liquor trade in Pittsfield
In Pittsfield a man named Pomeroy died after heavy drinking. a public meeting denounces illegal liquor traffic and a nine-pence bottle sale. Speakers condemn the trade, call for action, and collect funds for the widow and children while barroom revelry mocks temperance. The crowd applauds resolutions opposing illicit sales.
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