Prohibition Debate Sparks Civic Tensions in Cincinnati
Public controversy erupts over temperance policy with Governor Nash taking steps to curb saloon influence. The Soeffries Rahlin fight is linked to Prohibition rhetoric, while editorials condemn hypocrisy among ministers and liquor dealers as voters face the ballot. The Royal Arch News casts a biting mirror at those who oppose the saloon yet vote to license it.
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National Oratorical Contest Set for Buffalo in August
The National Oratorical Contest of the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association will be held in Buffalo New York in early August. The city was chosen to exploit low railroad rates during the Pan-American Exposition and to boost attendance. A National Conference of Prohibition workers will meet the same day to plan for future efforts. Twelve state associations prepare state contests with multiple clubs ready to participate.
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Buffalo
Prohibition
National Collegiate Code Conference to Be Held in New Jersey
A report outlines a national contest with wide state participation including Obi Michigan Pennsylvania New York and others. The Tri Biale Association panel expects expanded state involvement and a large turnout, rivaling prior national college conferences.
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New York
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Ballots and Weather Stir Small Town Proceedings
Vague text describes a local voting event amid weather talk. Mentions Ballogy Shogo Sevgnvor, Je yaneetiot, and a Sunday school scene with a brewer named Avedon. Indicates changing allegiances and a priestly figure reflecting on votes and prayer.
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Yaneetiot
Ike Broser
Urotaer
Death of Freeport resident marks somber Wooster day
News reports the death of a Freeport, Pa., senior Clans member, a Wooster student, with services held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Oger. The Day of Fraser for Colleges event at Trareday Chapel was postponed. Rev. Edward H Pence was to speak. Linden content and debates proceeded with deans and professors present, with Lincoln and other participants noted.
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Clarks Relates to Illness and Community Notices
Jacob Krauss of Paradine near Orrville inherits seven thousand dollars from relatives in a German province. Rev. E J V Booth, former Orrville MFE church pastor, left ministry due to illness and has moved from Caledonia to Delaware where his son Job and Obas attend college. Dr Frederick Platt eye specialist will visit Paradine at the Yoder House on Fridays, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Orrville
E J V Booth
MFE
Caledonia
Dalaware
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Obas
Frederick Platt
Yoder House
Parina
Oico
Fred’k W. Platt
Yoder
Obituaries and Notices From Jefferson Area
Jacob Waltera aged 78 dies of pneumonia at his Jefferson home. Funeral set for Jan 31 at 10 a.m. Burial in Jefferson cemetery. Mrs Susanne Eberhardt seeks divorce from city engineer James L Eberhart with alimony and custody of three children. Ruth Collins, 11, daughter of David Collins and Wanatwo wife, dies of spleen trouble. Carl Fox and Arcale Becker plead guilty to stealing badges and face Mansfield Reformatory sentences from 1 to 10 years.
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Jeferson
Thauraday
Jefferson Cemetery
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Jamos L. Eberhart
Ruth
David Collins
Wanatwo
Carl Fox
Arcale Becker
Plain Township
Jadza Maxwell
Manefisld Reformatory
The Joke on the Joker at Gilsey House Ring Gaffe
Magician Herrmann delighted guests at the Standard Theatre benefit in New York then attended a supper at the Gilsey House. A club member promised him a ring as a joke, presenting a brass gong amid applause. Herrmann admitted the prank amused him more than any prior deception.
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New York
Herrmann
Standard Theatre
Gilsey House
Gerrmann
Marrmann
Curious Owl Habits Across Day and Night Observed
The article explains how some owls avoid the daylight by hiding while others hunt visibly in daylight. It notes the screech and long-eared owls tolerate light, while the hoot, new, hawk, and short-eared owls see well in both day and night. The short-eared owl hunts field mice in stubble and migrates southward from the north each winter.
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New York Sun
Double Funeral for Levi Feightner and Wife in Madisonburg
Levi Feightner a Madisonburg merchant and former postmaster died of typhoid fever at 6 a m on Thursday. His wife Clara I Feightner died Friday morning at age 60 5. Their double funeral was held at 10 a m Sunday. Several relatives are ill including Mrs Samuel Feightner and Levi’s daughter Mrs Stephen Rice and her husband. A sister Mrs Geo Wolf, urged to attend from Missouri, is sick. Fear grows of further cases as the illness was not publicly known until after deaths.
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Madisonburg
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Stephen Rice
Levi
Bloomington
Geo. Wolf
Missouri
Painted Without Consent In Parkville Feeney Paints and Pouts
Michael Feeney of Parkville was surprised when friends stained his hair with red and green paint. He filed a complaint in Flatbush court claiming unlawful painting. The judge promised to review the case while the town joked about the unintended colors and a costly lot investment.
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Parkville
New York Sun
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bin Forker
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Old man asks if free silver coinage will reach him
An elderly man in the State Library asks a Free Silver Party representative whether free coinage will bring him money or require him to go after it. The exchange shows rural skepticism about the policy.
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