Temperance Campaign Attacks Liquor Trade Leaders in Multiple Towns
The report follows Teetotaler campaigns led by Mr. Tennyson Smith as he exposed local liquor interests and officials in Leamington Gloucester and Oban. Meetings attracted crowds and a council election produced heated protests as temperance groups form Ironsides circles and push for anti liquor policy.
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Passmore
Regent Hotel
Messrs.Lucas&Co
Smith
London
Somerset House
Knight
Hassall
Temperance Ironsides
Leamington
Tennyson Smith
Gloucester
Braine
W. Sisson
Jonnniller Underwood
Crook
Durham
Temperance
Tennyson
Temperance Party
Ee Dorking
Bath
Exeter
T. Kyffin Freeman
E .Tennyson Smith
E. Tennyson Smith
England
Temperance Hall
Compton Street
King’s Cross
W.C
Metropolis
Gavin Cunningham
S. J. Anderson Brown
Stephen Matthews
J. W. Fisk
Field
J. Walker
Manning
W. A. Dickinson
Lawrence and
Parsons’ Podger
Weston-super- Mare
F. C. Stewart
Brooke
Lucy Taylor
Grierson
Mitchell
Ironsides
Kyffin Freeman
Richard Cory
J.P
Cardiff
A . Oo
National Council
Marshall
Exeter Hall
C. Smith
Kent County Temperance Federation
Letter on stopping sale of alcohol flavored candies to children
A reader asks the newspaper to help curb the sale of alcohol flavored sweets to children. The writer cites reports of intoxicated children from so called liquor beans and urges licensing clarity and public warnings. The letter calls shopkeepers to avoid selling such confections and urges collective effort to protect youth.
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Band of Hope
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Tut
Hull and District Circle
Wilberforce Hall
Aulaby Road
R. Paynter
J. Hector
Black Knight
Hector
United States of America
Friends of
Church of God
Hugh Price -Hughes
Hull
Waters
G. Winnably
Weston-super-Mare
Globe Room
J. Foulger
Christian Church
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