A Political Question and Prohibition Debate
Friday January 15 1909 discusses whether liquor legislation is a political issue versus moral. It argues government must decide whether liquor traffic is outlawed or legalized, prioritizing homes and morals over tariffs and harbor improvements, and cites Gladstone on right and wrong. Also notes a diplomatic row over attendance at a congressional session following Tillman’s speech. A classified ad offers the gas steamer Carrie M Dudley for charter.
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Gladstone
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Ch Daily Item
Georgetown
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South Gargtina
Manu Ter Ape
OW. Rouse
D. L. Bilis
Tinner
FRONT
M. 3
Dunmore
P. O
S.C
Hartnett & Day
Mats
Carolina Hardware Co
Tillman
State Department
Carrie M. Dudley
C. L. Ford
Daily Item
Sam’l. Sparks
J. W. Wingate
Georgetown, S.C
H. Kaminski
or-at-Law
Bank of Georgetown
Georgetown, 8. C
D. J. Crowley
Brazilian Optical Company
Cc. J. Levy
Front St
Georgetown, S. G
W.H. Croft
Green Grocer
Front Street
A. Moore
Hugh L. Oliver
Old Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co
Hartford