The Great Moral Engine Address at Ohio Editors Meeting
An 1875 Columbus address argues the press as a universal moral engine born from movable type and editors. It critiques belief in perfect social liberty via paternal despotism, extols press influence, and warns of vanity, independence, and market-driven journalistic ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association OF the Ohio Editors
Columbus
Ers San Well Reed
Cinsati Gazette
Msokind
Republic
Satan
Tackion
London
Yawkins
Waddle
Otab
Vance
Tyne
Lillile Edlington
Pedlington
Fiat
Aril
Ereeret
St. Peter
Adam
Sep Uimeniegensty
Ana Oie
Arbert Spencer
John Fiske
Five Princopal
Erbert
Hegdway
Europe
Great American Plains
Bruils
Daily Journal
Uae
England
Reacher
Ian
Ala Regan
Toone
Ahis Republic
Ual
Ar Vega
Uy Pawl
Caus Ee
Ases
Wang Man
St. Paul
Delphia
United States
Noth Ex &Ibe
Journaliguy
The
Social Sewer
Pecksniff
BAA Ee
Sles Ae
Iar Shia
Times
Rou
Vox Dei
Hamlet
Brewers' Association Honors Resolution Backed by Congress
The Fifteenth Congress of the United States Brewers Association met in Eureka Hall and adopted general resolutions calling for tax relief and fewer regulatory obstacles to malt liquor production. They urged removal of burdensome internal revenue rules, lower duties on barley and hops, and limits on the Commissioner of Internal Revenue's tax assessments. The group also denounced prohibitionists and urged public defense of malt liquors as a national temperance beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Hall
Committee On
Frederick Lauer
United States
Congress
Treasury Department
Congress of the
Internal Revenue Laws
Commissioner of Eternal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Berney
United Action
United
Bigiss
Committee On Finance
Massey
Philadelphia
Messrs. Schwarz and Geiger
The
American Brewer
John Flintoff
American Brewers’ Gazette
Brewing Inn
Louis Schade
Esa
Washington, D.C
Schwarz
Amerikanische Bierbrewer
Cloctowaii and
New York
Brewers’ Benevolent Associations
Apoe
Association
Christian Semensatz
Detroit
Joseph Schlits
Joseph Uhruich
St. Louis
Congres
Boston
Membe
Louis Sohade
Washington Sentinel
Mississippi
Florida
Arkansas
Sher
Alabama
South Carolina
Tenivasee
Virginton
Texas
Ltimate
Wrangell
Petri
Opening Concert at Eden Park Amid Rival Bands
The Cincinnati Orchestra Band and the Seidensticker Currier group gear for Eden Park concerts, with Burnet Woods debut yesterday and Eden Park set for Saturday afternoon. Park officials weigh whether to hire bands for summer while notices from the bands and committee chairman Stoms detail times, crowd flow, and policing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Park
Park
Cincinnati Orchestra
Messrs. Seidensticker
Currier
Burnet Woods Park
Stoms
King Band
Messes. Seidensticker & Currier
Messrs. Seidensticker & Currier
C. M. Currier
Faust
Loreley
Sersere Burmeister
Mr. Stoms
The
Cincinnata Gazettes
Edens Park
Eiter
M. Stoms
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David Warwick
W. Hann J. Jackson
Eastern Avenue
Crawfish Road
Pendietén
Aranne
Hinnan
Ferdinan Wit
Css-Esseeressareagasserertans
Engeneny
Joseph Jackson
J. W. Jordan
W. H
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J. H. Pulte Anders
Sheriff
A. F. Worthee D
Oehler Street
Harriet
Wnee
Catharine Heintamant
Patrick Elizabeth Nagel
Per Trasteé
Fredericka
Sasha
Aliton Road
BE mm Dupe Repre
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Seseseas Seotahse
Seeasiok Psssirroversoi
M.& GR
Coto
J. H. Karter
Millcreek
J. W. Herron
N. Longworth
Elm Street
Liberty
Aofaata
Hatmaxer
Price Street
Sherif
Lovell
Phaspunh
N. Lovgth
Weeks Street
Hewkngton
Pantor
Mt. Auburn
Vicin
Frank Knoblock
Fred Buwr
Fourteenth Street
Race
Pleasant Streets
Avonhold
Faller Street
Robert “McFarlan
McFarlan
United States Brewers’ Association
Wabiog
Fr. Lauer
Reading
Frank Jonigee
N.H
H. H. Raeter
J. Ent
Mass
Wm. Aie Gustavus
Albert Ziegler
Buffalo
N. Y
Ch. Moerlein Christ Boss
Cincinnati
Chas. G. Stiefel
Lemp
Conrad Kelpp
Andrew Leier
Chicago
Ill
F. Pabst
J. Obermann
Milwaukee
Wis
Geo A. Bassermann
New Haven
F. Fortmann
San Francisco
Cal
F. Renoert
New Braunfels
J.eee
Columbia
New Orcon
Kotter
Oxen
Ralituiare
Wm. Voight
En Mich
G. Seidenstuker
Wagner
Seon Meyerbeer
Strauss
Wood
Holloway
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U. S
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