Prohibition State Convention in Delaware Ohio 1899
A lengthy Prohibition pamphlet promotes the Ohio State Prohibition Convention to be held in Delaware on February 22 with hints National Chairman Dickie and John G Woolley may attend. It argues voting against the saloon is the only remedy and cites moral calls, local examples, and youth protection as reasons to support prohibition.
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J.J. Astanntiet
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Aa Tong
Chicamauga
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Lakeland
Fla
Montank
Hiden
Prohibitionist Temperance Vote Cited Amid War Era Tale
The piece praises temperance supporters and Prohibitionists in Cedar Creek, linking their stance to wartime morale. It recounts General Phil Sheridan rallying Confederate setbacks and Union efforts, highlighting heroism of a sailors and a 160,000 strong volunteers, while urging timely votes to save the nation and temperance causes.
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Lothig
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Oration by G A Custer Second in Wooster Contest
The piece presents G A Custer’s oration on labor agitation and discontent as a catalyst for progress. It argues that hidden masses shape history, while opposing forces drive civilization forward, citing ancient tyrannies and revolutions as background to the value of discontent in advancing society.
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Wooster University
G A. Custer
Meno
Egypt
Rome
Paris
China
Persia
The Laboring Man and the Future of Justice and Freedom
A sweeping discussion on labor power, discontent, and reform tracing the rise of trade unions, education, and state intervention as drivers of economic freedom. It argues that labor's strike culture signals evolution, not ruin, and foresees a future of eight hour days, shared prosperity, and universal humanity.
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Fraternitien
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