Ikwa rules on newspaper subscriptions and arrears
The notice outlines subscription law for newspapers, stating that unless a discontinuance is explicit subscribers are renewed. publishers may continue service until arrears are paid. If a subscriber fails to take a paper from the post office, they remain liable. Moving without informing the publisher or leaving papers uncalled for is prima facie fraud. Publishers may send papers to the former address until explicit notice and payment.
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United States
Goeh
Pewspaper
Fois
Prohibition and politics mix in Ohio and beyond
The column muses on regulated saloons and whiskey, names several possible Ohio Republican planners, and forecasts a Prohibition State Convention. It notes Wayne county preparations, questions who will wear out John Sherman’s clothes, and hopes for a religion repelled by liquor at polls. It mentions Mt. Vernon School official L D Bonebrake and the new News Gatherer paper. The Iowa mulct law faces court challenges and is deemed a failure and disgrace.
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Obie
Hanns
Bushnell
Charley Kaortz
Asa Jones
Col. Brigham
John Sherman
L. D. Bonebrake
Mt. Vernon
Fropate Court
Wayne County
Ohio
West Larwill
Wooster
Inadvertent Punch Replaces Wine at Dinner
A fragment notes a mix up at a formal dinner where punch was served instead of wine. It hints at a prior tale of a person becoming heavily intoxicated on tea, suggesting misdirection or confusion around drink choices.
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Oman
Intoxitatea
The Independent arrives in Orrville with a cordial welcome
The Independent, a new Orrville newspaper, reaches readers with a friendly greeting from the staff and a wish for fair calling in the broad world of journalism.
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Independent
Orrville
Political bosses and the path to national leadership
A string of party bosses helped elect Bushnell governor and Foraker to the Senate, giving McKinley a chance at the presidency. McKinley then became president, Sherman was made secretary of state, and many bosses maneuver for Sherman’s Senate seat. The passage emphasizes government by the people.
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Bushnell
Ohio
Foraker
U. S
McKinley
Sherman
Brewers in Cleveland Move to Curb Saloons
A Cleveland brewing trade movement seeks to restrain the number of saloons to aid the liquor traffic. Reports claim brewers plan to regulate retailers, with financial aims to curb bad debt and ensure payment. Officials deny meetings, but imply talks may surface before summer as city firms reassess distribution and licenses.
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Brewers
Cleveland
Hay
Brothers of
Alice
Cleveland Leader
Leader
Hanoi
Brewers of
Lang
Lester
Brewere Association
Schlather
Gehring Breweries
London
Troes
Cincinnati
A Sharp Rebuke to Senator Hill by Voice Editor
The Voice editor delivers a sharp rebuke to Senator Hill of New York over alcohol and temperance issues. It cites his Cap itol speech on saloons and condemns Senate and House drunken behavior linked to expense checks and debauches in the Capitol.
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Senator Hill
New York
The
Voice
Capitol
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Joseph A
Seoator Hill
Senator Hull
Washington
Chicago
Prohibition Debate and Scandals Highlight 1870s Congress
The article recounts rowdy scenes in Congress and social excess among lawmakers, citing past incidents and anti liquor campaigns. It condemns political parties for liquor policy while praising the Prohibition party and urging unity for fewer saloons and stronger enforcement. It also features a lengthy critique of Christian voters backing whisky interests and the moral stakes of prohibition.
Prohibition Talk From a Traveling Vendor in Kansas
A high earning traveling salesman, quoted by a Wichita reporter from the Prohibition Inn of Kansas, argues Prohibition hurts business. He claims eastern Kansas and western Missouri towns show stronger sales and better pay, noting beer spending reduces shop purchases and that he prefers customers who do not drink regularly.
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Kansas
Kansas City Star
The Bible on the Woman Question in Evangelical Thought
A reflective sermon or essay by E. Gorpox extols the home and Sabbath as divine gifts sustaining families and guiding women toward virtue. It laments centuries of neglect of God’s messengers, condemns Sabbath-breaking and idle domestic excess, and urges wives to uphold purity, consistency, and devotion to family as a model for mankind.
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Gate of Eden
Eden
Paradise
Thielley
Wormln
Adam
Barjarge
Hell
Earth
Nasheen
God
E. Gorpox
Governor re signs to push Bushnell to Senate route
A columnist argues a governor could resign on condition that the lieutenant governor appoint the retiring governor to the U S Senate. The piece notes that Bushnell backs a motion to break into the Senate via this unusual path, suggesting it may be the only viable route. The tone urges Bushnell to leave his current post to pursue the Senate seat.
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Ralf O
Bushnell
U. S. Senate
Inauguration Dinner Without Liquor at Washington Ball
Special correspondent notes Washington plans for March 4 involve a three-room inaugural ball with no intoxicants in the public dining area and in the President’s private and diplomat rooms. A temperance committee menu lists oysters, terrapin, ham, turkey, foie gras, desserts, coffee, and wines omitted despite past dry promises.
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New York Voice
Washington, D. C
the Voice
McKinley
Brackett
Penalon
Atterdlog
Naeo
Philadelphia
Smithfield
Harrison
Washington
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