Newspaper Subscription Law Explains Renewals and Frauds
An overview of U S and British rules on subscription renewals, discontinuations, and responsibility for unpaid papers. It outlines how nonresponse signals renewal, publisher rights to arrears, and penalties for subscribers who fail to pay or falsely cancel. It notes postal arrest threats for fraud and specifics on imprinting refused notices.
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Prohibition State Convention Cols Ohio 1897 Notice
The Prohibition State Convention of Ohio will meet in Columbus on April 6 and 7 1897 with secured Board of Trade rooms and plans for railroad rates and hotel accommodations A large attendance is anticipated. Delegates and alternates are apportioned three per county plus one per county for 26 Joshua Levering votes. Local committees urge prompt selection and vacancy provisions. News notes suggest strong party activity in Illinois Pennsylvania New York Indiana and nationally The Citizens Ticket garners support and some party members switch affiliations Prospects seen as promising with reformers united under Prohibition.
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Prohibitionists of Wayne County Meet in Wooster
The Prohibitionista of Wayne county convenes at the Hiterary Crticg in Wooster on Saturday March 27 1897 at 10 am to select delegates to the Prohibition State Convention in Columbus on April 6 and 7 Wayne county is entitled to delegates and 6 alternates Let there be a good attendance By order of the Executive Committee Citizens Ticket Complete Those Interested Explain the Meaning of the Document Batter Ukaanor The Executive Committee of the city zone movement announces with pleasure their ticket for Wooster city offices led by Mayor W F Keno City Solicitor MO Koush Marshal John Bolas Bureau of Commissioner Charles Lagdaw Water Works Trustee John S Can key Board of Education John A Gann Councilmen First Ward A M Fombell Second Ward Jacob Deer Third Ward John T Wisner Fourth Ward John Rockey Fifth Ward John S Elliott All along the line words of encouragement and pledges of hearty support emerge in the drive to make Wooster a city whose officials guarantee faithful duty Strong men of all parties rally to support loyalty to Wooster as citizens to express political preferences Looncilyen The Citizens Ticket is not an attack on existing parties but to free Wooster city government from party dictation Let Wooster be free and loyalty to Wooster be the citizen motto Executive Committee
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The Money Question in John G Woolley Speech
John G Woolley argues at Indianapolis that the money question tests Christian conduct for businessmen bishops and voters. He warns that profit fears tempt believers to soften truth, citing Eden and Satan to condemn license and profit as competing with conscience.
The Money Question and the Prohibition Battle
A long critique argues the Money Question corrupts church and politics, praising the Prohibition party for standing firm against money power. It condemns saloon influence, calls for honest public service, and honors the Pittsburgh convention for solidifying anti-saloon resolve while urging Christians to vote righteously.
Prohibitionist Appeal Faces Church and Politics Clash
The piece urges church leaders and Prohibitionists to stand firm against party politics. It argues the church must avoid saloon ties, promote Christian voting, and resist hostile political factions while stressing moral health, unity, and clear purpose in the 1890s political landscape. It notes reformers face widespread opposition and warns of societal decay if the church withdraws from civic life.
Prohibition themes clash in party race amid church comment
The piece contrasts the Church Alliance with the Prohibition Party as voters test party orthodoxy. It notes rival candidates and questions the odor of Prohibition around the Citizens' Reform Ticket. It criticizes invoking God while supporting policy seen as aligned with distillers and licensed vice, calling it blasphemous.
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