Subscribing and Mailing Rules for Periodicals
The text outlines postal rules for undelivered newspapers and magazine subscribers. It covers nonpayment, failure to receive notices, and publisher rights to remove or resend items. It notes that publishers may suspend or discontinue, with subscribers liable for arrears and postage. It mentions legal authority and enforcement actions for unpaid accounts.
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Fey
J. Waderat
United States
Sabacribera
Revo & Beetsecard
Panthebor
Mindle
Postmasters and Prohibition Debates Shape Public Life
A fragmented critique of postmasters serving since Polk’s era and the imagined profits from stamp duties contrasts with aid to New York City’s starving children. The piece critiques Prohibition, political alliances, and liquor ties, urging reformers to unite against political and religious leaders enforcing禁 prohibitory laws.
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Kanaas
New York City
Goldhug
Metropolia
Prohibition debate in New Hampshire and national impact
Editorial excerpt discusses New Hampshire's prohibition stance, public support, and liquor traffic across states. It cites taxes, saloons, and political party roles, condemns "old parties" for enabling trade, and urges voter action to curb liquor interests. It also touches on women’s rights and Bible views within a separate column.
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Republican
Democratic
Cleveland World
Republican Party
Groupe
Licensing Lawbreakers Exposed in Chicago Saloons
A Chicago Inter Ocean report cites internal revenue data showing 13,719 saloons in Illinois first district paying tax, with Chicago housing the majority. It notes licensing by city and possible underreporting, accusing the government of certifying known lawbreakers across prohibition and regulated zones.
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Chicago
Uncle Sam
Opan
Illinois
Antisaloon League Chief Rebuts Ram Revenue Theory
P A Baker district superintendent of the Ohio Anti Saloon League sends a Cleveland reader a detailed critique of the ram revenue doctrine. The communication, including headlines, is reproduced to illustrate perceived folly in liquor tax logic and notes a Cleveland tally of saloons paying the Dow tax among other observations.
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Cleveland
P. A. Baker
Ohio Anti Saloon League
Baker
Municipal Rcon
The
Leader
Liquor Tax Furor in Cleveland Spurs Debate on Public Burdens
The piece denounces high city liquor costs and tax receipts, claiming Cleveland’s daily liquor bill reaches 31 ,845 with an annual figure near 10 ,967,485. It argues saloon revenue funds state needs while moral and social costs rise, urging Anti Saloon League to shift tactics and link election use to policy. Ohio Electoral College voted Buckley and Hobart for president and vice president.
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Hqnor
Bankad
Cleveland
Bnetweea
Rome
Greveland
Eprat
Gam
Anti Saloon League
Washington Letter on Cuba War Anxiety and Social Scenes
The correspondent notes Congress avoids Cuba war risk as public opinion shifts. Mrs. Foster hosts society ladies for a meeting with Salvation Army figures Booth Tucker and Swift, while violinist Dr. Frederick Nice headlines. The MA church activity features a Dobbins illustrated service and a sermon by Dr. Radcliffe.
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Congress
Cuba
United States
Jobs W Foster
Posatmaator
Wanamaker
Foster Hee
Society
Dirg. Booth Tucker
Salvation Army
Suaio F. Swift
Vacaar College
Frederick Nice
Mra. Dobbins
Boston
Dr. Radcliffe
Armenian petition and church notices in Washington area
Bishop Satterlee describes his Russia trip presenting an Armenian petition to the Czar and notes on church unity, education programs, and new mission church activities around Howard University area, including University Park Temple dedication and community services for colored children.
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York Avenue Presbyterian Church
New Braca
C. W Richardson
Richardson
Batteries
Russia
St. Petersburg
Bishop Satterlee
J.G. Wright
White Earth Agency
Minnesota
Presbyterian Churches of
National Convention of Mothers
New Hampshire Avenue
University Park Temple
Howard University
The
Fire Congregational Church
N Brown
Rankin
Sec Ulona
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Atford
Pennsylvania
James K .Polk
Nationals
L. B. Logan
Henry 4. Rosser
J M. Dunlap
Pittsburg
Pakes
E. B. Eshelman
Wayne County
Democrat
New Hampshire
New Wampshire
Nes Hampshire
P.ze
Mantheater Laan
New Haupelire
Meine
Vermont
Hampahire
Ate
Preas Bor
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Republicana
Pthen
Canton
Ohio
Paul
Aleo
USA
E. Gonpen
Columbus
Burkeye State
Buckinley
Washington
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Newark
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Gil Columbus
Cincinnati
New York
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Washington DC
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Cedar Valley
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Vernon
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Setderata Ratee
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