Dubuque Times Supports State Inebriate Asylum Plan
The Dubuque Times advocates a state inebriate asylum as an adjunct to the temperance movement in Iowa. It argues the asylum would aid those financially ruined by drink while not excusing criminality. The piece notes local philanthropists backing temperance may align with Democrats, confusing reform with stubbornness.
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Great Religious Controversy Debate on Prohibition in Maine
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Temperance Reform Gains Ground in Town
The article argues that temperance reform is advancing locally and that population statistics should show less drunkenness and fewer alcohol related crimes than nearby towns. It calls for the editor of the Jewrvel to provide factual figures to support the claim and expresses strong public interest in the issue.
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Controversyover Evangelist Arash at Pleasant Valley Church
A religious body recalls past actions against A Arash a Baptist evangelist tied to Grove Church affairs. The council discharges him after neglecting duties and failing to provide credentials. It endorses publication of resolutions urging Christian unity and requests other papers copy the notice.
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Court Proceedings Report From December Term
The December term of the district court convened on Monday with trials listed. Cases include Shaw Schoonover Coave Chatfield Smith and others, multiple defendants such as D Priest, Shaw, Schoonover Coove, Ryan, Hoxie, Soltz Wheeler Wilson Reed, and more. Several actions were dismissed on payment of costs or settled, with judgments noted accordingly.
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Educational Column reports on teachers and student progress
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The Ocean Announce Departments and Price Reductions
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The Inter Ocean’s Stance and New York Editorial Vision
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Notice of The Weekly’s Claims on Quality Prints
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