Spread and Progress of the Praying Temperance Movement
A compressed survey notes temperance activity across states and cities. It cites campaigns in Indianapolis Richmond Jersey City and other locales with women leading drives to close saloons, church leaders backing reform, and various social pressure actions. It also reports on related political and social developments of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreign
London
Taylor's Pantechnicon
N Londo
Sourdéa Autichurd
Runain
Fn Allianca
Germany
England
Austria
Madrid
Spain
Honolulu
Lunalilo
Dri Beke
Binal
Arabia
Jle
Indy
Miss. Brewood
Jungfrau Mountain
Switzerland
Gladstone
Quten
United
Nited Kingdom
India
Carnell
Windsor Castle
Great Britain
Ae Tho
South Africa
Robert Moffat
Livingstone
Foreign Office
United States
Key West
Marana
Robingon
Appleton
First National
Bank of Quincy
National ‘Grange
Boston Grange
Grange
Natéz
Malachusett
Boston
National “Grange
Dri Fischer
Indiana
First Reformed Episcopal Church of
New York
Cummins
Anice House
Philadelphia
Lake
Chicago
David Thompson
Atata
Fhompapa
Minors Railroad and Warehouse
New ‘Orleans
Memphis
Tenn
Evansville
Ind
Evana
Northwood
Careora
N. Bion
Georgiana Lovering
New York ‘Stock’ Exchange
Toledo
Wabash & Western Rail- Toad
Western’ Union Telegraph Company
Board of Pub. Fet ‘Charities
Ara
Tirolsh
South
Reoria
Manchester
Pdrtions
Batley
Andrews
Lingoin
Neb
Jersey City
N. J
Seapets
Massachusetts
Senate
Sumner i
Rogers
Gage
Ghiengo
Grant
C. O. Howard Bo
Sherman
McDowell
Pope
Meigs
Cole
Maj
A. B. Gardner
Waite
Washington
Chang
Eng
Ohio
Xenia
B. H
Ellis
Tlow
Chicago Inter-Ocean
George B. Hodged& Co
Union Furnishing
Union
State Grange of
Missouri
Booneville
T. K. Allen
Ohio_State Grange
Connecticut
Kansas
M.E. Hudson
Tennessee
Gallatin
Wilshire
Arkansas
Bliss
District of Columbia
United Ites
States
Cantté,Jraud
Misquii
Jefferson City
Springfield
Congress Deliberates on Franking Privilege and Public Documents
In Senate and House sessions the franking repeal and the free distribution of government documents dominate debate. Amendments on currency, gold convertibility, and the Hoks Bank act arise. A long discussion follows on ship canal timing and election provisions for Alabama representatives.
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Senate
Wisconsin
Congress
California
United States
China
Getriba
Shenmet
Propos Henze
Doreey
Ames
Atatves
Merber
Himes
Ing
Oviers
Pease
Souths
Oregoi
Ujte
Wis
Sczefon
National Banks of
Massachusetts
Iiod Istanid
New England
Liberia
Illinois
Chicago
Iowa
Fox
Minnesota
St. Paul & Pacific Railway
National Banks
Finance Committee
Wwere
BulGeeyt Chinostern
London
Washington
Missouri
Union Pacific Railway
Secretary of the Treasury
St Louis
Department of the Army
Committee On Military Affairs
Secreta of the Interior
McInverson
Nebraska
Rock Island
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Arkansas
W. W. Wilshire
Committee of Elections
Yeas
Wilshire
Yena
Kansas
Union Pacific Railway Company
Kansas‘Pacific Railway
Wisconsin Central Railway
National —Bank
Postoffice Committee
Auc
Areng
Lele
Ropestine-Silvaria
Tim Tine
Waa
United” States Treasury
Mats Torecoumides
Green Bay
Ginnirgeon Bh
Lake Michigan Ship Canal
Alabama
Ghill
United States Marshals
United States Court
Agricultural Department
Wealth and virtue in mercantile life
A 19th century reflection contrasts greed with piety arguing riches corrupt character, ruin judgment, and disrupt family life. It praises cautious, diligent, devout businessmen who align with spiritual values, citing a fatal boiler explosion at Catocton furnace Md that killed two black workers and wounded three others.
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T Appan
Catocton Furnace
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Sinai
Asoto
Abe Owe
Editons
Muibanasy
Pennsylvania
Praying Temperance Movement
Sheridang
Stierman
Fort Riley
Political
Maid
Stokeley
Pittsburgh
Allegheny City
Altoona
Wilkesbarré
Williamsport
Allentown
Easton
Seu
Hasting
Sey Ponds
Laos
Choléa
Realtek