National Prohibition Ticket for President and Other Officials
For President John G Woolley of Titaele and Vice President Henry B Metcalfol Rhode Island. Secretary of state Knox Montgomery Greene County. Supreme Court Judge E J Pinney Cuyahoga. Dairy and Food Commissioner J M Scott Licking. School Commissioner Samuel A Gillette Crawford. Public Works Member Inn e A Brosing Stark. Congress 17th district J H H Dickason of Wooler.
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National Prohibition Tiokef
John G. Woolley
Titaele
Henry B. Metcalfol
Rhode Island
J Knox
Prohibition Party Platform in Ohio Convention
The Ohio Prohibition party in convention voices thanks to God for signs of awakening conscience on liquor, denounces legalized traffic as a public nuisance, and pledges to out law manufacture sale and transport of alcoholic beverages. It argues for a dedicated party to align voting strength and out eliminate liquor influence in politics and society. It calls for suffrage without sex restriction and urges citizens to unite at the ballot box to end liquor dominance.
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Onio Legislatare
Prohibition
National Prohibition Party
Chicag Tobe
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United States
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Wooster Rally Calls For Prohibition Support On August 24
The article urges attendance at a Prohibition rally in Wooster City Park on August 24 with speaker Maryised the orator and calls for petition signatures for the official ballot. It argues the need to oppose saloons and criticizes both major parties’ failures on temperance and reform.
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Probibitian Cienle
Spirits and hellish properties in intoxicants described
An old conception dubs intoxicants spirits and lists a range of imagined effects such as mania, desolation, murder, and the Lazarus-like tolls of ruin. The text portrays the compound as hell and a source of misery, crime, wretchedness, and tears.
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Devia
Lazar House
Hell
Bysidea
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A Call to Patriotism Against the Illegal Trade
The writer argues against the criminal business legalized by those in power. He notes an estimated 130000 widows and orphans yearly and questions why citizens support men who permit it. He urges every man with patriotism to oppose the apparatus behind the crime.
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Goma
Abhorrent Prohibition and Probate Notes Mix in Court Ledger
Fragmented speech denounces liquor trade and church support for temperance while probate and guardian appointments fill court records. Proceedings list guardians, executors, sales orders, inventories, and hearings for multiple estates including Hayes Cunningham Nickey and Forney with dates and appointments noted.
A Malter to Fit any Horse Halter Advice
A London Live Stock Journal note describes a rope halter with two small loops and a headpiece and nose band. The user loops the rope through both loops to place the halter, and warns it must stay tight to stay in place. It suggests tying knots at the loops to adjust length for each horse.
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London Live Stock Journal
Salt Your Cabbage To Deter Worms
A Vermont reader shares a simple home method to protect cabbage from worms using salt. Place a perforated lid box near plants and dust with salt after planting, repeating after rain to dampen dew and reach the roots.
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National Prohibition Platform Aims to End Liquor Trade
The National Prohibition Party in Chicago denounces liquor as a moral advance and calls for nationwide prohibition. It attacks President McKinley over the canteen policy and expands criticism to expansion policy in the Philippines, Alaska laws, and federal liquor control aims.
Change of Time of Trains P YT W 40
The notice lists revised daily train times and halts under a new timetable. It includes multiple train numbers and adjusted departure and arrival times with notes on central feeder lines and service windows.
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