August 16 1892 notice from Business Manager readers
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Prohibitionist canvass kicks off with Bleisner in Maine
Jamies Bleisner to campaign for Harrison and Reid, starting with a broad tour among older Prohibitionists in the state. He plans three topics for discussion: Benjamin Cob His Whiskey, How Reid Helps Bartenders to Situations, and What I Personally Know about Drumming for Beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies
Bleisner
Harrison
Reid
Maine
Perent Ballgader
Benjamin
Specter TB: Reed’s campaign amid brewing tax debate
A fragmentary transcript shows Reed attempting to defend the Republican party by contrasting GOP and Democratic fiscal actions, while party rivals debate campaign material, tax, and brewing policy amid a heated public canvass. The garbled text references Sam Weber, Rochester, and brewing process details, with political rhetoric and campaign imagery interwoven.
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Specter TB
Whistling reform and a Salt Spring of praise
A Victorian-era column lauds Miss E Abbie Thomas the Chicago whistler touring Prohibition Park Staten Island praised by Rev G C Mead and Mrs Helen M Gougar. It contrasts noble tribute with cynicism toward political spoils at John P Hale monument and laments generational job securing in politics.
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E. Abbie Thomas
Whistler
Chicago
Prohibition Park
Staten Island
GC. H. Mead
Helen M. Gougar
Kingdom of Heaven
Prohibition Views Spark New Publication Controversy
A disputed letter from Brooklyn titled Prohibitionists Views Upon the Curse Purposed by his Party circulates as a controversial publication. The piece, labeled a “bag of offensive chestigts,” is linked to Democratic spokesmen and allegedly tied to PLOW Os tulb name. The article notes assaults and defenses ongoing in court, with Squire Knapp and Borough rooms involved, and outlines the adjournment of the Pimirods case to Friday as People versus Thomas Carmody of Port Yan.
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Lutea
New York Tribune
Sid Fetier
Op. Vo
Brooklyn
Sue Ors
Baciry
Squire Knapp
George Th. McSwain
Thomne U. Banen
Passault
Pimirods
Weidnesding
Dienes
Thomas Carmody
Porn Yan
Bri-viay
Time has come to cast off old machines of power
A speaker argues that all man made tools and institutions bear accountability for their outcomes. Old technologies and religious and political systems are outdated by progress, replaced by better machines. Citizens must demand strict enforcement of laws and vote to replace failing systems with improved ones aligned to humanity and divine glory.
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AML
Oklahoma
Church of England
Martin Rather
John Westes
Domn
Knox
Roger Williams
Dundee
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