Newspaper Subscription Law And Publisher Rights
A summary of 19th century subscriber rules: renewals presumed if no notice given. publishers may continue delivery until arrears are paid if discontinued is ordered. failure to pick up papers at the post office implies responsibility. moving without informing publisher risks nonpayment. fraud is implied by refusing to take papers from the office or leaving them unclaimed. The law notes advance payment allows sending notices and arrears collection. publication law permits arrest for fraud by nonpayment or improper discontinuation.
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United States Court
Ofice
Alos
Speeches Dominate Ohio Prohibition Debate and Local Option
A railing address argues against temperance repeal and local option. The speaker blasts Prohibitionist tactics, attacks the GOP and Democrats, and condemns the liquor trade while urging unity for statewide prohibition and party integrity.
Sermon Urges Equal Enforcement Against Saloons and Games
A Cleveland sermon criticizes selective law enforcement by city officials over Sunday saloon openings and a baseball game. Dr Banks argues all lawbreakers deserve punishment, condemns liquor sellers and stadium interests for defying the law, and urges Mayor McKisson and Police Director Abbott to act decisively.
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Banks
Cleveland
New York
Senate
America
Republic
Hut
Mayer McKisson
Mayor McKissop
Rev . A. Baker
McKisson
Abbott
Bargler
Ito
Sympathy and Prohibition Debates Highlight Washington Letter
The Washington Letter reports sympathy for Cuban and Greek relief efforts, notes fundraising by the Greek Red Cross Society led by Mrs Hawley and Countess di Brazza, and covers debates over Prohibition and lottery bans. It mentions tariff bill progress, a Pension Bureau alcohol rule, and calls for lawful governance and public morality.
Prohibition Urges War Cry Against Saloon
A Prohibition slogan filled plea urges voting to end liquor venues arguing liberty vs license and linking saloons to murder. It contrasts high license with low dives and calls for practical methods to persuade voters while warning of murder tied to drink.
Prohibition Argument Against Intoxicating Liquors
A historical notice argues that intoxicating liquors debase reason and intellect, ruin families, burden taxpayers, promote vice, and oppose reform. It contends prohibition would relieve social ills, reduce crime, and align with moral and religious principles. It asserts sober citizens seek removal of temptation and burdens.
Lincoln's Cooper Institute speech in 1860
Fragmentary OCR of Lincoln's Cooper Institute address from 1860 urges steadfast duty and belief that right makes might. Emphasizes resisting false accusations and fear while pursuing a just path.
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Menaors
EMD
Lancoln
Rev Sam Small Attacks Prohibition Opponents In Fiery Speech
The speaker denounces the temperance cause as an agency of immorality and national decay. He proclaims his pledge to fight what he calls a "monalrous evil" and mocks critics as demagogues while condemning distillers and brewers in strong terms.
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Greece
Nnion
Rev Sam Small
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