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Prohibition Rhetoric Warns Against Saloon Power
A fiery editorial denounces saloons and party loyalties, urging voters to back Prohibition. It attacks Democratic and Republican ties to alcohol, warns lawmakers about the corrupting influence of liquor, and cites Princeton faculty petitions as evidence of license advocacy. The piece calls for reform and individual purity.
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Street of Hell a Vast Parade of Drinkers and Crime
A speaker invites the reader to imagine a street of hell running through a suburb, lined with 234000 US saloons and 1800 breweries. He describes vast beer and liquor production, a 100 mile long procession of 10 million drinkers, followed by 600000 drunken staggers and 100000 criminals, then convicts and melody of delirium tremens, portraying an extensive social critique of alcohol.
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The Drunken Army of Children Haunts Cleveland Reformists
A vivid, religiously toned indictment of alcohol's social misery. The piece portrays 180,000 imbeciles and 200,000 drunkards’ children, calling for prohibition and ending with skepticism about the Cleveland midnight closing ordinance. It frames alcohol as a national scourge and urges drastic reform.
Alaska Facts from 1867 Purchase Overview and 1890s Data
Alaska, bought from Russia in 1867 for 7.2 million dollars negotiated by William H. Seward, covers 531,409 square miles with an 1890 population of about 40,000 including diverse groups. Sitka as capital and Wrangell, Circle City among principal towns. Yukon, Kuskokwim, Golovin, Copper rivers. Mount Logan and Wrangle mountains. Governor James D. Brady residing in Sitka. gold discovery in 1870 with total output around 30 million dollars to date and 4.67 million in 1896. Klondike located along Deer River. Klondike fields straddling U S and British territory. excitement concentrated along the Upper Yukon. travel limited to June-August. severe winters begin September. long days in June-July and long nights in December-January. exchange.
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Love Endures in Faith Hope and Action Across Communities
The passage reflects on enduring Christian virtues amid modern discouragement. It urges faith hope and love as driving forces in public life, noting love fulfills the law and faith and hope persist despite factionalism, urging people to vote for reform against the saloon and support community betterment.
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Brother Baker Rants Over Midnight Closing Vote
Rev P A Baker of the Ohio Anti Saloon League furiously denounces Cleveland City Council for voting against the 12 o'clock closing ordinance. He cites past defeats, vows a new combined ordinance and praises council members who opposed the measure, hinting at political retaliation next spring.
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Curious Warnings on Liquor Law and Drunkards
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