Anti Liquor Legislation Defeated to Save the Republican Party
J Knox Montgomery argues in a Midland letter that the Ohio anti saloon league local option bill failed in the senate by one vote amid pressure from Governor Nash and liquor interests. The piece condemns Republican leaders for prioritizing saloon power over church voters and calls for Christian voters, including United Presbyterian members, to act in the fall elections to shift party stance.
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Cleveland
Tim McDonough
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Ohio
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Should We Pay England's Bills Editorial on India's famine
The Chicago Inter Ocean urges Americans to fund famine relief in India while questioning England's burden and Britain's imperial actions. It argues charity should not prop up English campaigns in Africa or India and cites India’s starvation, Porto Rico, and Boer conflicts as reasons to restrain such help.
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