Prohibition Party Platform Appears in Ohio Convention
The Prohibition party in Ohio endorses Joho. G. Woolley for president Elenny B. Met call for vice president J Knox Montgomery for secretary of state E J Pinney Quyahogs for supreme court dairy and food commissioner J M Scott Licking school commissioner Samuel A. Gillette Crawford and Enos A. Brosiue Stark for public work. They seek a new party alignment to outlaw all alcoholic liquors for beverage purposes and oppose anti-canteen and Clark option measures while urging unity to destroy the liquor traffic through legal action and voter action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Knox Montgomery
Greene County
Supreme Court
E. J. Pinney
Quyahogs
J. MM. Scott
Licking
Samual A. Gillette
Crawford
Enos A. Brosiue
Stark
Oongroaa 17Th Dist
J A Dickanon
Wooster
Prohibition Party of
Ohio
Firat
Pose
Prohibition
Trafic
Jewish family makes Palestine famous for honey
Baldenasperger brothers from Switzerland modernize Palestine beekeeping starting in 1840. They move hives to Yafa and other blossoming sites, with women carrying hives and yields reaching thousands of pounds monthly. Their method avoids killing bees and spreads to Germany, Switzerland, England, and American markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Mee Lassing
Fibleal
Palestine
Baldepsperrer
Solomon
Jerusalem
Merril
Yafa
Caeta
Acaela
Naldensperger
Germany
England
France
Howard
Remarkable Ring Sings Its Old Family Tale of Love and Death
A small gold ring heirloom of the Temple family holds a tiny musical mechanism. A former owner, a royalist in revolutionary France, faced the guillotine and pressed the ring to his ear as a song played. The ring returned to the Temples after a London jeweller removed a clot of blood from its mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Templa
Spirit Land
Mr Temple
France
Louir
Marie Antoinette
Ile
Genoa
Hoe
London
Quergy
Josaph Maybaugh
Dunde
Joose
Liler
Nat Bakes Enough for All
The King of Saxony complains about American wives at court. He questions the swarming mateless women in Europe and states that no married American woman can be presented at the Quirinal unless accompanied by a husband, despite Queen Margherita’s lax court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat
Saxony
Italy
Europa
Margherita
Soverigns
Quirinal
Women the Cause The Failure of Battles Linked to Females
A verbose piece argues women influence victories and defeats across history. It cites Kruger, Boulanger, Hannibal, James IV, Paranoff, Cuban and Spanish campaigns, and a fox-trick anecdote, framing women as agents of strategic outcomes and misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battica
Kruger
Transvaal
Johannesburg
Dom Paul
Indies
Cronjo
France
Republic
Boulanger
Fair Sex
Vicomtessere
Bonnemann
Chamber of Deputies
Hannibal
James IV of
Scotland
James
Heron
Waa
Essa
Paranoff
T ¢ Son
Bn Sen
Thun
Algace
Tarraine
Prohibition Pledge Text From 1900 Chicago Conference
The document records a National Prohibition platform from a Chicago gathering in 1900 asserting that prohibition is the national solution to liquor’s social, political, and financial harm. It attacks President McKinley, condemns canteen policies, links liquor to crime, and calls for unity to enforce prohibition nationwide. The text also criticizes expansionist policy tied to liquor interests and urges adherence to moral government principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
God
Edmuns Burke
United States
Ttz
Ber Gune
gaGk Cieren Cas
Democratic
Republicap Partien
Arthur
Diatillosa
Browern
Strange tobacco habits in Cuba and Porto Rico noted
An Ordnance Corps officer reports that smoking tobacco is nearly unknown in Cuba and Puerto Rico. Locals favor cigars, cheroots, and cigarettes, avoid pipes, and show ignorance about tobacco use with no native term for smoking in Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cha
Cua
Porto Rico
Ordnance Corps
Ilands
Moral and Political Call for Prohibition Unity
A religious and political tract argues export data on Siquore trade and shifts to prohibition. It urges Christian voters to unite behind a single anti liquor platform, condemns the liquor traffic, and calls for a two-party realignment to end the drink trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philippine Jalanda
Cuba
the Baptist
Democratic Party
Xatoon
Ateto
Aatood
Itn
Geoupo
Train schedule notes May 1900 and 1959 changes
The notice records timetable adjustments for the Cleveland Wooster and Muskingum Valley line with connections at Custaloga to Pena and lists train numbers and times. It cites Effective May 27 1900 and Effective Nov 19 1959 with details for North Central Standard Time and various Nos 104 107 108 Nos 27 2 Mail 85 Ex 38 Ex 9 Mail 28 Ex from several stations including Wooster Railford Oreville and North South routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Custaloga
Pena
Pointe East
A.B. Mills
Feneral
Cleveland, Wooster & Muskingum Valley
North Central Standard
Wooster
O. A
Railford
Oreville
Norte
South
Central
Tim E
Chicago Ly
Dam
Sandusky
Greston
Warwick
Akron
Cleveland
Pittaburg
Sipo
Mam Clay
Holmesville
Aston
Millersburg
Teal Fee
Alzo
Onally
Chicago
WY Saling
Ouange
Raattae
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the Herald
THE
Herald Printing CO
Woorter, Osc
Wast
Public Square
Downing Stroek
Eure Advances
National Prohibition
Joho. G. Woolley
Jillnoiy
Elenny B. Met
Call of
Rhode Talend
Herald
Scott Billman
WOMEN
the Cause
Mead
Mckinley
Philippines
Hayes
Secretary of War
Congress
United Statoa
Weahington
Alaska
Iawaiian
L. B. Oritehfeld
Oritehfeld
Attorneys AT Law
Quimby Block
Woortes
Orio
Wacker Bros
Raat Litorts Et
Wooster, Oo
Ashland & Wooster Railway
Ashland
Horace
Coatgloga
Dem
John Landera
Soat
Logue Msgr. Co
Pittsburg
Siler l Business College
Worshena
HTO
Sasors Rye
Oc Hardware
Somers Brothers
Avesue
Beeahirn, LY
Wayne County
Boxwell
Boxwall
Tne
Curtin
Oreign
Adair
Prea’'t
Doyleatown
Zaring
Creston
R. A. Selgy
Clerk
H. A. Hart
Downing Block
Woeeler
Cor. Bowman
Bos. Ave
Y. Bye Bar
Ber Institute
Thomas A. Elder
Dispiaces of
Epectacles
Laubach & Loyd
Drognoro
Pablo Square
Woentee
John A. Gann
North Market Street
C. B. Green
Dasicus Corynieurs &c
Charsee
Tre
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