Prohibition State Ticket for Governor and Other Officers
Prohibition party slate listing candidates: Governor Rey Nelson D Creamer of Columbus. Lieutenant Governor Captain J M Bott of Alexandria. Auditor A C Purvis. Treasurer William Kinghan of Laceide. Judge of Supreme Court K. Jay Pincey of Cleveland. Attorney General T W Bbrevo of Mar Uls's Kerry. County Commissioner Vrof 3 I, Dicka son of Wooster. Board of Public Works Leniman Farjaa harol Now Wilmington.
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Rey Nelson D Creamer
Columbus
Captan J M Bott
Alexandria
William Kinghan
Laceide
Supremoe Court
K. Jay Pincey
Cleveland
Platform of the Ohio Prohibition Party in Ruringield
The Ohio Prohibition Party at Ruringield on the 2nd day of May reaffirms its faith in prohibition, condemns licensed liquor and party corruption, and urges a statewide ban on manufacture, importation, and sale. It calls for suffrage to end the era of regulation, pledging emancipation for the weak and ballot support for total prohibition.
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Ohio
Abollahi
Onlo
Prohibition
Reln
India
Nated Artiion
State Central Committee Members Listed From Springfield
The state Central Committee reveals a corrected list of its elected members. Names include J B Martin Cincinnati, Rev J Golliday Norwood, Rev A Wat kins Edgington, Rev J Meachem Wilmington, RW Bickering Urbana, L Baker, Robert Vandy, L Poeko, Captd M Beat Grandville, Jobo Danner Manton, Geo L Case Ireland, and A te Talboh Cleveland. with locations spanning Cincinnati Norwood Dayton Toledo Akron and others.
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Mccattney
State Central Committee
Springfield
J B Martin
Cincinouadi
J . Golliday
State Executive Committee Constitution and Members
The State Executive Committee was constituted with F M McCartney as chairman W P McDowell as secretary John F Gresp as treasurer along with Robert Caney Golanbusi JacLans H L Peeke Bandusk KB Goss Cissuenaiss dte Geom Grenville named among the members and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F M. Mccartney
W. P. McDowell
John F Gresp
Robert Caney
Golanbusi JacLans
H. L. Peeke
Bandusk
KB Goss Cissuenaiss
Grenville
Cleveland Leader Urges Dry Policy at Public Parks
The Cleveland Leader notes that public parks will remain dry as the Board of Public Service refuses liquor sales on park property. It argues parks are for decent people and must be protected from drunken trouble, emphasizing the rights and happiness of the masses against liquor traffic on public grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Board of Public Service
Cleveland Leader
Learned gentlemen argue over alcohol as food value
The Chicago Chronicle says the debate on whether alcohol has food value is a waste of time. It argues alcohol causes misery and hunger, is not essential to diet or medicine, and could be abolished with humanity benefiting more than from any other feasible action.
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Chicago Chronicle
Opium Reform Plea Amid Snowstorm Blockade at Manila
In Manila a bill to curb the opium monopoly stalls amid stormy opposition and warnings that revenue policies may shift. Advocates urge continued appeals for Japan style prohibition with medical exemptions, while Tao Reform Baresu seeks a war department hearing for Bishop Thoburn and allies.
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White House
Manila
Japan
Tao
Baresu
War Department
Thoburn
Philippines
England
China
Patroi
Saloon bans shaping suburban real estate growth
A New York World editorial argues saloon deprociation will curb suburban park and cottage development as landowners impose covenants against saloons for decades. It contends alcohol availability lowers nearby property values, influencing future residential zoning and municipal planning.
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Municipal Wasegors
New York World
Brewers Favor Open Saloons Over Reform Efforts
A historical commentary argues brewers prefer open saloons over temperance reform, saying accessible drinking spots lure youths. It recalls an editor who claimed he first saw an open saloon only after reaching drinking age and reflects on how peer pressure and curiosity lead boys to experiment with alcohol.
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Soruca
Matus
Saloon Influence on Youth Provokes Moral Alarm in Ohio
Dr T E Keeler of Lebanon, Ohio warns against saloon outreach to children as “missionary work,” noting a Dayton school near a saloon once distributed free drink tickets to pupils. He argues saloons lure youth, ruin families, and turn boys toward drink, urging communities to mind their own business and protect children.
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Kim
Dayton
Meyer
Cincinnati
Maud
Salono
Dr T E Keeler
Lebanon
Tasue
Saloons as a menace to society urged for constant closure
Kanaag Presa argues that saloons should always be closed, not just during strikes, calling them an economic nuisance social cancer and moral crime. He notes the mayor of Omabs shut them during unrest and claims public safety demands universal closure.
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Omabs
A Dense Exposition Against Temperance by Bishop Pack
A lengthy denunciation by the late Bishop Pack of the Methodist Episcopal Church condemns intemperance as ruinous to individuals and society. The rhetoric portrays how alcohol wrecks families, breadlines, and nations, inflaming crime, poverty, and suffering from youth to old age, urging moral reform.
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Bishop Pack
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ataina the Judicial Ermine and Its Vicious Impact
A fragment asserts that the judicial system corrupts elections bribes voters and undermines government. It accuses courts of degrading citizens and desecrating the legislature, portraying a fiendish influence that poisons peace and destroys national honor.
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Ataina
Arimus
Maine Supreme Court enforces liquor stamp penalties statewide
Prohibition advocates hail a Maine Supreme Court order tightening liquor stamp enforcement. The ruling warns violators face jail instead of fines, with saloons and liquor sellers curbing activity as state residents rush to exit Prohibition territory. Authorities expect most violators to leave the state or shut down as licenses and stamps tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Maine
United States Internal Revenue
Dher
Atste
Supreme Court
Criticism of Ohio National Guard in inspection report
Major Williams and Captain Barker of the Third United States Infantry led a War Department inspection rating the Ohio Guard's dress as ill fitting and soiled and the rifles poorly cared for. They noted generally neglected rifle practice and inconsistent discipline but praised some drills and overall efficiency, urging periodic officer examinations and improved management of guard duties.
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Ohio National Guard
Arthur Williams
J W Barker
Third
United States Infantry
War Department
Williams
Barker
Ohio Guard
Death of Mrs J G Blaine at Blaine home
Mrs James G Blaine died at the Blaine homestead in Augusta Maine on July 16 aged 76 after a general breakdown of health. Maiden name Harriet. Survived by son James G Blaine and two daughters Mrs Harriet Beale and Mrs Walter Damrosch of New York. Funeral services were held Saturday with interment at Washington on Monday.
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James G. Blaine
Blaine
Augusta
Maine
Harriet. Stanwood
Harriet Beale
Walter Damrosch
New York
Washington
Reynolds and Orrviller Tie The Knot In Cateage Home
Mins Ethel Reynolds formerly of Orrville married Fred Orrviller at the bride’s Cateage home in a recent ceremony.
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Mins
Ethel Reynolds
Orrville
Fred Orrviller
Cateage
Through Asia Minor Beene of Alexander the Great's Victory
Berlin Geographical Society heard Col. Yanke recount a yearlong Asia Minor journey from Alexandretta to Smyrna Riades Mes sina and Adana. Field surveys revisited Issus Ballan and Cilician Gate with notes on rivers army numbers and routes across Taurus and up to Troy and Grancus battlefields.
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Yanke
Berlin Geographical Society
Asia Minor
Alexandretta
Smyrna
Riades
Messina
Adana
Cilician
Pompelopella
Ballan
Darius
Granicus
Cilician Gate
Taurus Range
Courao
Kokanan
Waly
Taurus
Ephesus
Troy
Hissarllc
Prof
Dorpfeld
Karaboga
Alexander
London Standard
How to Pronounce Golf in Scottish Newspapers
A Scottish paper debate outlines three pronunciations of golf, with natural gowf or goff, and a rival gowf form. It notes the term’s origin from London’s Blackheath and its spread among Scots before the game’s national status.
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Goff
Goffer
Goffering
Scotland
Blackheath
London
Iros Duke Story of a Grandniece Anecdote
Wellington’s grandniece recalls a tale from the duke’s letters about justice and a bell incident. The duke scolds a neglectful footman then apologizes, teaching that one should always owe you when you are in the wrong. The child narrator finds humor in the scene.
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Wellington
Walmer
Strathfloridsaye
William
Immigration Law Changes Naturalization Certificates
The Promigranstor Law of March 3 1903 began July 7. it requires naturalization certificates issued after July 3 to declare the applicant not opposed to any organized government and not affiliated with opposing groups, not advocate unlawful harm to officers, and compliant with the act. The state department will reject certificates that fail these criteria, and court judgments of naturalization must show conformity to these requirements.
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United States
McKinley
State Department
Anl
Patent Medicine Firm Oath For Catarrh Cure in Toledo
Sratz ov Onto, Crry n FTournoy, Lucis Covuyty, t FRang J Curyney make a oath that be a netiion partner of the firm of F J Curngr & Co., doing bDuaineas In the City of Toledo, County and atare aforeward, and that said frm will pay the nom of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARA for each and every case of Catarrh that couod be cured by the use of HaL's CATARRE URE bat FERNE J CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subacribed in my presence, this 6th day of December A. D. 1888. jax sk Notary Publie, Bali's Caterricb Cure la taken Interpalty and acts direnise on the blood and mucous curlsces of the syst in end for testimonials, free . F.J CHENEY & CO. Toledo, 0. Sold by Drugetaus, 750 Hal's Family Price are the bast.
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Sratz
Crry
Ftournoy
Lucis Covuyty
T Frang
J Curyney
F J Curngr & Co
Toledo
Atare
Frm
Hal
Ferne J Cheney
Jax Sk Notary Publie
Bali
F.J Cheney & CO
Drugetaus
Boy asks to open lobster pots on Sunday
A small boy spends the summer at the shore and urges his mother to open lobster pots on a Sunday morning. She refuses, saying to wait until tomorrow and that today is Sunday. He then asks if they could open them using prayer.
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the Herald
THA
Mbeald Printing CO
Woostee, Okio
Offiou
Pubile Square
Poe
Munarpa
Gissomu United
the State Central Committee
State Executive Committee
Opinn
Bioncers
J. G. Blaine
Beene
Alexander the Great
Herald Printing CO
Weseter
Promigrstior
Ayer
J. €. Baxter
Braidwood
Sion Bette, l Drug
J.C. Ayer
Lowell, Maas
R. N. Warren
LL. R. Oritesdeld
Be. L
Oritehfeld
Preetise
Alate
Penera Comer
Imoern
Monaky Bloor
Bite Fublissquace
City Book Bindery
Wiser
JL. Holland
Clara F. Holland
County of
Wayne
Pike
Wilson
Holland
T&h
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