Newspaper Subscription Law and U.S. Postal Rules
The text outlines subscriber duties and publisher rights for periodicals, including renewal upon default, continued delivery for arrears, responsibility for misdirected papers, and consequences of not canceling. It notes that courts consider refusing or abandoning papers as prima facie fraud and mentions postal laws allowing arrest for nonpayment, with postmasters marking papers as refused.
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Prohibition State Convention Tells Ohio Plans and Delegates
The Prohibition State Executive Committee of Ohio announces the state convention in Columbus on April 6 and 7 1897. Low rail rates and hotel accommodations are being arranged and delegates are apportioned three per county plus one for every 26 votes for Joshua Levering in 1896. Warter 8. Parnes, chairman.
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Meeting of Prohibitionists in Wayne County Wooster
The Prohibitionists of Wayne County Wil mast at the Horace Ocean in Wooster on Saturday March 27 1807 at 10 am to select delegates for the Prohibition State Convention to meet in Columbus April 6 and 7 Wayne County has 8 delegates and 9 alternates Let there be a good attendance By order of the Executive Committee President McKinley may banish wise from the White House but why does he keep the matter quiet If prohibition is not the most effective measure against liquor why do liquor interests oppose it Why are old political parties so rotten with saloon corruption John S Caskey candidate on the Citizens Ticket faced Democratic primaries voting for Democratic township candidates If this Citizens Ticket is a city affair and does not interfere with a man's political preferences Caskey did not have a perfect right to do as he did
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Mass Convention Shape of State Prohibition Delegation
A mass convention plan for Ohio Prohibition picks up support as Chairman Payne explains that counties should send delegates or attendents to ensure statewide representation. The note confirms changes from a prior delegate plan and lists speakers set for April 7 in Wooster with strong calls for every county to be represented.
Our Crusade and the Prohibitionist Struggle
John G Woulley argues the Prohibitionist crusade faces a foe who won't fight, urging unity with church aims, avoiding corrupt alliances, and calling for steadfast loyalty to the church while navigating party politics and gendered roles in a reform era. He recalls his conversion, church support, and hostile reception from ministers and editors during the 1888 campaign.
Prohibitionist Faith and Church Struggles Amid Reform Conflicts
A longtime Prohibitionist reflects on church dynamics, political divisions, and personal changes. He recounts ostracism from churches, his shift to a Prohibitionist-minister model, and debates over monetary policy, suffrage, and government ownership as he seeks a coherent stance within evolving religious and political landscapes.
Prohibition Party vows and church loyalty in 1900s plea
A partisan orator defends a Prohibition platform tied to Christian allegiance. He criticizes lukewarm reformers while urging evangelicals to publish literature, recruit voters, and press a Christ centered, nation guiding platform rooted in Protestant and Catholic heritage. The text blends religious quotes with political strategy and calls for church driven activism.
Fragmentary ancient sermon fragments on justice and repentance
The text presents scattered archaic religious lines urging cleansing of evil, learning to do well, seeking judgment, and defending the oppressed. It contrasts false rituals with true faith and calls for reasoning with God, referencing a master and the word of the Spirit.
Ban on Wine and Strong Drink Across White House Era
A historical notice proclaims a ban on wine and other strong drinks in the White House surroundings. It describes a nationwide drive against liquor, declaring prohibition and alignments with Uncle Sam as a leading partner in the effort to halt manufacture and sale of alcohol everywhere.
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