Prohibition Slate Ticket and Publication Notice
A fragmented notice lists the Secretary of State A L White of White Cottage Muskingum Co the Board of Public Works Samuel W Dunlap Williamsport Pickaway Co and Judge of Supreme Court A L Talcott Cleveland along with Dairy and Mood Commissioner Gov A Mave Greenville Darke Co. It references subscription terms ad publication rules and address change procedures for official communications and legal notices.
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Prohibition
A. L. White
White Cottage
Muskingum Co. Board of Public Works
Samuel W. Dunlap
Williamsport
Pickaway Co
Supreme Court
A L. Talcott
Cleveland Dairy and Mood
Gov
A. Mave
Greenville
Darko Co
Prohibition Platform for Oblo in rouven tun assembled rites
The Prohibition party condemns liquor trade and calls for a nationwide ban on intoxicating beverages. It argues taxation and corruption must end, urges voters to oppose Democratic and Republican governance, and pledges to pursue Prohibition at the coming election while defending homes, morality, and state welfare.
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Prohibition Party
Rouven
Ube
Ucelara
Weil
Saloon-linked Murders and Drunken-Case Totals Highlighted
The report notes six murder convictions in Buffalo last year traced to saloons with three killings there. It states thirteen manslaughter cases saw ten linked to intoxication. It cites twenty eight related stories and 28,000 arrests, over 15,000 for drunkenness or disorderly conduct.
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Buffalo
Cauca
Newnspaper
Western Presbyterian Says Liquor Revenue Fuels Misdeeds
A Western Presbyterian speaker, citing his law enforcement observations, argues liquor sales fund disreputable Minneapolis resorts. He claims drinks yield enormous profits and fuel youth debauchery and ruin prospects. He notes a 50 percent increase in evil establishments during a peaceful municipal administration.
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Minpnapolis
Benefits of Prohibition era shown in census gains in Massachusetts
Analysis of Massachusetts census returns shows strong population gains in cities with licenses and even larger gains in no-license cities. In nineteen licensed cities population rose about 266 percent over ten years, while fourteen no-license cities gained about 447 percent. One year gains ranged from 108 to 150 percent. Overall, seventy percent of the 202 cities and towns increased in population.
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Masschnaetts
Prohibition Gains Across State Cities Over Ten Years
Over the past decade no licenses exist in 76 percent of 244 towns showing gains. Winthrop and Everatt lead in proportionate ten year growth, both towns remaining saloon free. Suburban and trolley towns show largest increases as residents seek homes where liquor is banned, reflecting belief that wealth health and happiness rise with suppression of liquor traffic.
A Merited Rebuke at Syracuse on Intemperance
Chancellor James R Day delivered a one hour and a half baccalaureate sermon at Syracuse University attacking the liquor trade and critiquing Rev Wm Rainsford and Bishop Henry C Potter. He warned that church control of temperance would lead to moral and economic ruin, denounced church-backed reforms, and pressed for firm prohibition without hypocritical sermons.
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James R Day
Syracuse University
Wm _ Rainsford
St. George’s Church
New York
Henry C Powter
Rathaford
Midsummer Picnic and campus notes at Wooster College
University notes report the midsummer picnic at Odella Lake with a train departure at 9 17 JK. Pollock, class of 1900, named principal of Huron SD schools. Summer School prep for 1903 expands, enrollment to exceed last year despite fire, with new buildings boosting next year. Lectures include W J Seelve on The Yellowstone National Park. Teacher examinations set for Saturday in the High School. Vance returns from Holy Land to spend summer in Appleton. Breeze Contesta to be held in Memorial Chapel. declamatory Tuesday and oratorical Friday. Brewer of Columbus visits Wooster. enters McCormick in fall. O A Hills to depart for vacation. Westminster covered by substitutes. Wilson lectured at Lakeside on Wednesday. Miss Johnston, Cleveland, registered for work. Rev Nuckey mingles with Wooster friends. Liquid Air lecture by J Ernest Woodland well attended. he departs to Iowa for an engagement.
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Hrroup
W .J Seelve
Yellowstoneational Park
Isai
Selby Frame Vance
Holy Land
Wooster
Appleton
Wisconsin
Memorial Chapel
WH Wilson
Lakeside
Anniette Johnston
Cleveland
WC Nuckey
Shickshinny
Iaquid
J. Ernest Woodland
Towa
Slarrriage Licenses for Bates and Iolin
John S Bates of Reedsburg and Eva May Iolin of Latvasburg are recorded in marriage license notices. The entries note issued licenses for these individuals, reflecting local civil records.
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Johm S. Bates
Reedsburg
Efe May Iolin
Latvasburg
East Liberty Market Reports A Slow Session With Mixed Prices
East Liberty July 29 market notes show a slow sale with uneven prices. Calves vealers and hogs listed steady to firmer, with primes and heavy weights trading around mid to high dollars. Sheep and lambs also mixed, lambs in light demand but some prime and spring lambs fetch higher values amid general softness.
Prohibition Party Seeks Christian Government Against Saloon
The Prohibition party argues that laws cannot make people virtuous but government should treat liquor trade as a criminal issue. It urges voters to back a party opposing liquor, contending only a Christian government can end the saloon and reduce drunkenness. Strong entities include Prohibition party, Christian, American people, government.
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United States
Prohibition Party
Prohibitionist
Heo
Nett
Sion
Phin
Aight
Mqnor
Mcense
Phomidites Party
Llosnsa
America
Prohibitionists
Cchristian
History repeats itself in reform as abolitionists cited
The piece cites a New York Herald piece from October 18, 1847 arguing that abolitionists and temperance reformers are often accused of mercenarism and self gain. It notes repeated charges against reformers over decades and suggests prophets of reform may be ostracized yet later vindicated as history repeats itself.
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New York Herald
Herald
Horace Greelay
The Prohibition Party and What It Is Not
The Prohibition party advocates banning saloons and voting against liquor licenses. It argues ballots must reflect opposition to the saloon, not just temperance rhetoric, and stresses removing state sanction from the liquor traffic to curb crime and poverty.
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Prohibition Party
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Prohibition
Pennsylvania Lines Fare Details
Information about fares and other details available from Ticket Agents of Pennsylvania Linen.
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Pennsylvania
Sleeping Car Extended From Wooster To Mackinaw City
The Wooster Michigan Sleeping Car Line now runs through to Mackinaw City with a single ticket Wooster to Grand Rapids, Petoskey, and Mackinaw City. Depart Wooster 10 55 PM central time. Mackinac Island hosts breakfast at the Grand Hotel for up to 1000 guests. Elarbor Springs, Wequetonsing, and Little Traverse Bay resorts readied for breakfast. Inquire Geo W Leyde, Wooster O.
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Wooster
Mackinaw City
Wooster-Michigan
Golan R.&i
Mackinaw Oltvy
Grand Rapids
Potoskey
Mackinac Island
Grand Hotel
Elarbor Springs
Little Traverse Bay
Indian River
Crooked Rever
Geo. W. Leyde
Wooster O
Reduced Fares via Pennsylvania Lines Offered for Trips
Special rate opportunities listed for trips via Pennsylvania Lines from August 1 to 7 to San Francisco or Los Angeles for the Biennial Meeting of Knights of Pythian. August 6 to 8 offers to Salt Lake City for Anury Be anson events with Grand Lodges P QO E.
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Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Knights of Pythian
Salt Lake City
Utah
Grand Lodges
Rapids Bag PM Without Blopping
Reading from the garbled notes, a weekly Pullman car service on Train No. 9 runs via Fort Wayne. Next month through car service will extend to Petokey with the season opening at Northern Michigan.
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Rapids
Fort Wayne
R.&j
Petokey
Northern Michigan
Pennsylvania Excursion to the Seashore July 31
Notices warn that Atlantic City and Seashore excur sions are unauthorized. The Pennsylvania excursion on July 31 from Wooster is advertised at 1360 with privileges to stop at Philadelphia and return. Tickets are valid for 12 days.
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Atlantic City
Seashore
Pennsylvania
Wooster
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Special on Chicago to New York Run Breaks Speed Barriers
A Pennsylvania Lines official predicts 18 hour service between Chicago and New York. The Pennsylvania Special recently completed Alliance to Pittsburgh in 1 hour 30 minutes, averaging 50.7 mph, with speeds reaching 74 mph near Allegheny before final arrival at Pittsburgh Union Station at 10:22 p.m. The run suggests possible further reductions toward a 16 hour Chicago to New York schedule, despite encountered slow orders and grades.
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A. Ford
Fennsylvania Lines
Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania Lines
Ag Wall Affo
Pennsylvania
Ford
BE. W. Davie
W McBride
Garfald
Salem
Ledonia
New Waterford
Ary Enon
New Gallice
Homewood
Kenwood
Caveral
Gimils
Bades
Lewisdale
Allegheny
I T
Garde
Pitsburg Union Station
Alliance
Pittsburg
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