Prohibition Critique Warns Against High License as Remedy
The Western Advocate argues that high liquor licenses fail to curb temperance problems. It cites brewers' figures showing beer consumption under prohibition versus licensed saloons, contending both seller and buyer should be licensed. The piece labels license as perpetuating the trade and urges stricter prohibition as the true remedy.
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Principle versus license in law and morality
The text argues licenses cannot define right when a business harms individuals or society. It insists foundational justice predates legislation and condemns evils by natural law. Marriage licenses are prudent, but licensing polyamory or adultery would violate moral law and promote crime.
Which Is the Best Party According to The Advance Thought
An 1889 critique argues the ideal party is built by honest industrious humane men who educate women protect virtue and home happiness and seek new solutions not old official favors. It urges inquiry principle and forward progress under Pomeroy's Advance Thought.
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Territorial Assembly Debates Liquor Powers and Immigration
Saskatchewan legislature debates liquor licensing powers for the Territories, seeks Dominion action, and considers immigration plans. Reports approve a Batoche expulsion case, discuss births deaths and marriages laws, and examine the advisory board's role under the Dominion rule.
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Cayley
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Hilliard Mitchell
Batoche
George L. Fisher
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Oliver
Haaltain
Haultain
Weekly Elevators Report and Imperial Troop Reinforcements
The week ending yesterday shows 110 bushels per acre from 4 ote coin elevators. Receipts this season total 1,537,410 bushels, down from 2,808,470 last year. In store now 427,183 bushels with a total decrease of 1,271,060 bushels. The government orders non send to Suakim and troops will depart England to replace forces from the Mediterranean garrison. A Suakim reinforcement request after reconnoitering is believed to be government inspired to boost public confidence in the plan's success.
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Suakim
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