Prohibition State Ticket Candidates Listed for Various Offices
The column lists a Prohibition state ticket with candidates for governor Ray Nelson and Bb Creamer of Colginhan for livuieuanturornor, Captain M deutt Tootaetarmortrias, SoC Purviaot Now Loxingtan for treasurer, Kingham of Lekuatly for judge, Jay Money of Clovutaud for attorney general, T W. Hhrove of Mar ito Ferry for school commissioner, JW Kicka ton of Wooser for board of public works, and Uvojaimin Parga har of Now Wilintognton for another position.
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Ray Nelson
Bb Creamer
Colginhan
Livuieuanturornor
M Deutt
Tootaetarmortrias
Loxingtan
Freasurur
Wmem
Kicka Ton
Wooser
Board of Public Worka- Uvojaimin Pargahar
Now
Wilintogton
Prohibition Platform Declaration from Olivin Assembly
The Prohibidonists of Olivin declare support for total prohibition and oppose local option. They denounce liquor regulation as failure and urge abolition of manufacture importation exportation and sale of intoxicants, calling for united action at the polls to end the saloon.
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Alan Etaty & Fey
East
Norgermath
Atebel
Dauird
Wall
Tus Awfyl Beymuel
Parsons
Thoag
Ohio
Hfe
Caloon
Ballat
State Central Committee List Corrected Names
Corrected roster of the State Central Committee members includes Rev JC Botintay Rev A oS Watkins James Henjamin Zanesville Capt J Booth Grandville John Danner Canton Geo Lease Cleveland A. L. Talbot Cleveland and others from Columbus Sandusky Akron Canton Cleveland and Urbana areas.
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State Central Committee
Martin
Portsmouth
Il Lo Baker Arthur
Robert Candy
Columbus
L. Yeoke
Sandusky
Teeples
Ullead
James Henjamin
Zanesville
Geutt Braigenort
J Booth
Grandville
John Danner
Canton
Folty
Akron
Geo Lease
Cleveland
A. L. Talbot
Bato Executive Committee Formed With Officers Named
The Bato Executive Committee was constituted with officers including Chairman W F Miboweil, Secretary John F Grerh, and Treasurer Robert Candy Columbus id. MacLang. Members listed: Toledo H. L. Pooke, dandusky. J. B. Martin, lucinnati. J.M. Scott, Granville.
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Bato
FM Mecarines
W F Miboweil
John F Grerh
Robert Candy
Columbus
MacLang
Toledo
H. L. Pooke
Dandusky
J. B. Martin
Lucinnati
J.M. Scott
Granville
Drys Win Special Elections Swinging Jackson and Greene Counties
In Jackson two and Sandusky in June 9 special votes the drys prevail by 87 and 162 votes respectively. Greene two election on June 15 in Mahoning county sees the drys win by 29, marking final moves to end wet status in the region. Cornerstone editor VanFleet advocates prohibition, urging readers to join the cause and promote temperance.
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Sandusky Co
Drys
Fe Grard, O
Dry Own
Greene Two
Mahoning County
Sishoutap County
Maine Prohibition Impact Compared With Ohio and Illinois
The National Advocate argues Maine’s 1851 prohibition reduced jail crowds and boosted savings deposits, noting Maine’s population and wealth advantages over Ohio and Illinois. It claims Maine citizens hold more in savings despite fewer people, and argues the saloon ban supports working people’s prosperity versus liquor-fueled counties.
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Tilinow
Thenay
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Salocos
Iilinoia
Illnois
Itlinus
Savings
Depsita
Deposita
Illinois
Oblo
Thinola
Eavinga Banka
Hlinoia
Neal Dew
York County
Cumberland County
Portland
This Man Knew Whikey and His Vow to Never Drink
A calm young man in a Cleveland police station declares he killed his drunken stepfather to defend his mother and vows never to touch whiskey again. He explains whiskey’s misery and asserts he did not drink it, despite pressure from an urging police lieutenant.
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Cleveland
Laspher
Bat Atiker
Editoria
Prasys
Whiskey's brutal impact on families and crime, expert opinion
An expert opines that whiskey destroys lives and drives crime. He cites a jailed youth saved from crime by whiskey, but warns alcohol turns good men into brutes, wrecking wives and children. He argues whiskey harms countless families, echoing global sorrow.
Worm Killed a Tree at Sudbrook Park in 1853
An 1853 account recalls a large cycamore at Sudbrook Park near Richmond Surrey felled by a single woodworm. Observed two years earlier under the bark, the three inch worm was left undisturbed, later causing early leaf drop and eventual death of the tree, prompting a moral about sin.
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Sudbrook Park
Richmond
Surrey
Wildernness
Bills
Opening of Worcester Summer School Opens with Promising Attendance
Worcester Summer School opened on Tuesday with three to four hundred students present and organizers expect attendance to reach about six hundred.
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Wocester
Causes of Deaths by Geography Dominant in Census Map
A Census Bureau report assigns death causes to 21 U S districts. It cites New York area leading killers like consumption and phthisis, notes Pacific coast gunshot prevalence in Washington, and links heart disease and alcoholism to higher mortality. It links coastal lung trouble to Atlantic states and Mississippi valley, ranks old age low overall, and cites regional patterns in childbirth, croup, cancer and rheumatism.
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United States
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New York City
Bright
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
New York
Virginia
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Ohio River
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgie
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Mississippi
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Catskills
Adirondacks
Green Mountains
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Missouri River
Dakota Prairie
Hearst
Chicago American
The Conquerors March On to Global Liberty
A poem by Samuel A. Wood printed in the New York Sun envisions American leadership as world paving. It calls for unity among Christians Jews and Gentiles, conquering creed clashes, and spreading freedom. The speaker urges engineers and builders to raise temples, fleets to sail distant seas, and a mission to reform and uplift humanity through endless effort.
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Samuel A. Wood
New York
The Sea Is His Master Over The Ocean Waves
A Wise in Wooster Voice poem ponders divine sovereignty over the sea and nature. The speaker contrasts tranquil and angry seas, wonders of hidden depths, and ultimate power of the Creator whose voice will hush the waves and unveil the end of the sea.
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Earth
F O. Wise
Wooster
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted in Broad Claims
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for a constitutional disease. It promises internal use to clear mucus and strengthen the patient, with a reward for failure to cure. The notice is signed by F J Chaney & Co of Toledo, urging trust in their product.
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Arienro
Horndead Ballars
Westmontain
Excursion Ticket Sales From B and O R R in 1908
The B and O Railroad offers excursion tickets on the first and third Tuesdays through Nov 17 1908 to southern and southeastern points with reduced one way and round trip rates. Special events include United Labor Carnival in Cleveland and several conventions with set return dates, plus similar offers from Ashland and Wooster Ry with one fare round trips on July 3 and 4. Tickets sold at Cleveland Akron Detroit Cambridge Baltimore and other points with various return limits and deposit options.
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B&o RR
Cleveland
Ohio
United Labor Carnival
Atlanta
National Conveption Baptist Young People's Union
Detroit
Ashland & Woorter Ry
Good
Pennsylvania Co.a
Rafferty and Dolan Ponder Venezuela Geography
In a brief exchange Mr Dolan asks Rafferty about Venezuela. Rafferty replies he has not studied the subject but notes that Venezuela is one of the smallest countries on the map despite heavy fortifications. Washington Star.
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Rafferty
Berlin accepts £25,000 for vegetarian orphan asylum
A year ago Berlin refused a £25,000 bequest meant for an orphan asylum unless the orphans were raised on a vegetarian diet. The city of Gresiau has now accepted the gift on those terms.
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Berlin
Gresiau
Birthday Gift Dilemma Between Wife and Brother
A wife asks what to buy for George's birthday while a brother comments that a solitaire diamond would suit him if the other three aces were in his hand. The exchange hints at a card game joke or metaphor about luck and present choices.
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George
The Limit Browninsky and Dmitrovich Barber Shop Jibe
In a playful exchange Browninsky calls out Blank as dense and Dmitrovich agrees. The remark centers on being unable to get ahead except in a barber shop setting.
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Browninsky
Dmitrovich
Turkey Ahead of America in Naval Passage Counts
A clipped wartime note compares fleet activity, stating that last year forty Turkish ships passed through the Suez canal while twenty-five American Weasels did 20, highlighting a startling gap in passage figures between nations.
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Turkey
America
Suez Canal
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