Brewers Urge Politics of Liberty Against Temperance Laws
A lengthy keynote argues temperance laws gutted breweries nationwide, urging brewers to back political allies who defend beer rights. It cites state by state losses, federal tax clash, and calls for repeal of prohibitory statutes, praising leaders like Foster and Rusk for opposing restrictions.
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Court Reports Marshaling of Claims and Local Improvements
Courts review marshaling of liens against Weber property and authorize sale via Probate Court. Eighth Street Improvement suit affirms judgment for Gardner Co and Moore. Grandin Road improvement petition in error affirms lower court verdict. United States courts note Miller admitted to federal practice and Skinner Sweetzer bankruptcy petition filed. Wiggers vs Macke Busching case on baby crib patent to be decided.
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Zanesville
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Henry H. Wiggers
Macke, Busching & Co
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Southern District of Ohio
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Thrall
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North Carolina centenarian in Charlotte living memory
The Wilmington Journal profiles James Belk, a long‑time Union County resident born February 4, 1765. He recalls court service twenty years ago, a leg lost to a pitchfork accident, and details from family records and Bible in Edinburgh 1720. He has strong memories and a long life in former Mecklenburg now Union County.
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Thomas Richardson
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Property Commission Members and Club Copy Terms
Property Commission members and managing instructions appear with mixed spellings. The Daily Gazette lists prices per copy, including postage and taxes, for clubs of different sizes and for single copies, with related terms and delivery details.
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Remembrance of Revolutionary War Events in North Carolina
A witness recalls his father wounded near the North Carolina line during the Revolutionary War and his mother finding him by the roadside. He describes the Mecklen berg Court-house declaration, May 20th and 31st meetings, conversations with Julian Alexander, and vivid memories of British soldiers, including the killing of a neighbor’s cow and his mother’s desperate plea for life.
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