Local option defeat not final says Michigan Republican tone
The article reports that the Supreme Court voided Michigan’s local option law, disappointing temperance supporters though not ending the effort. It argues Republicans will push a strengthened local option via high license rules while opposing brewers and saloon keepers, and notes forthcoming party platform aims and national positions on prohibition and protection.
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Supreme Court
Michigan
Republican Party
Midionni
Breweys
Saloonista
Gopiedd
Detroit Tribune
Court Rules Real Option Law Unconstitutional
The supreme court declares the real option law unconstitutional citing defects in title and election methods. Regret is expressed by temperance supporters who believed the measure would aid prohibition and orderly regulation. The piece notes future legislative efforts and cites British and American views on temperance and trade policy amid this decision.
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Tineora
Won
W.D. Kelley
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
J. F. Wilson
Arthur T. Hardlay
Julia Ward Howe
Forum
Fish Avenue
Supreme Court
Atule
Cribage
Tris
Aes
Prohibition Party
Republican Party
Michigan
Detroit Tribune
Gladstone on Ingersoll Christianity debated by critic
The North American Review piece contrasts Gladstone's critique of Col. Ingersoll's Christianity with Ingersoll's sharp rhetoric. It lauds Gladstone's dismantling of Ingersoll's logic, praising the moral and scholarly vigor, and calls the article a masterful polemic. Also notes local notices on May baseball games and handmade bread advertisements.
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Ingersoll
Cal
Col. Ingersoll
Seorce
Gladstone
Mr. Field
Alrahany
Jephtha
Tagersoll
Win
Auntiel
English Literatum
England
Michigan Central
Balance of world commerce shows protection boosts growth
The article notes a ten year global rise of thirty percent in commerce with United States up sixty eight percent Belgium and Holland fifty seven France fifty one Germany thirty nine England twenty one. It highlights US accumulation two and a half times Britain and cites land value gains in America versus British depreciation on cultivation.
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United States
Belgium
Holland
France
Germany
England
Great Britain
America
Cincinnati Times- Star
Wounded French Soldiers Touched by Sanitary Train Care
Special Correspondent Paar reports on French military sanitary trains designed for war relief. Wounded soldiers ride in berths on smooth rail cars with surgeons, hot meals, and dedicated dispensary cars, reducing disease and suffering more than old wartime ambulan ces.
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Cook
America
France
Theraga
Victim of Drusta Squires Faces Saddlery Trust Fallout
Zacharias Squires, a longtime wholesale saddlery dealer, claims he was ruined by a saddlery hardware trust that manipulated price lists to squeeze small firms. His case highlights losses in a volatile trade. The report also notes a May 23 dispatch from Cavaco on anarchist and Turnerbund actions and a Green Bay Turverein vote.
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Drusta
Cariaco
Zacharias Squires
Saddlery Hardware
Saddlery Hardware Trust
Squires
Chochel the Nation Anarchy
Cavaco
Armerican Turnerbund
Ite
Green Bay
Wis
Turgverein
Chicago
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