Newspaper Subscription Law Explained in 19th Century Notice
The notice outlines United States court decisions on newspaper subscriptions. It states subscribers who do not object are bound to renew, publishers may continue shipments until due balances are paid, and nonpayment or improper discontinuation can lead to liability. It notes if a subscriber moves without informing the publisher, or if papers are sent to an old address, they are responsible. It warns that refusing to take or pay for a periodical is fraud, and advance payment requires notice at term end. otherwise, the publisher may continue billing. It warns that laws allow publishers to pursue fraud cases against nonpayers who order discontinuance or instruct the postmaster to mark as refunded.
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United States
Paia
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Wiley
Prohibition gains fuel as 1897 election echoes 19th century clashes
Amid heated talk of Prohibition and political lines, the piece notes Prohibition Party gains in Pennsylvania and expectations of Ohio Legislature shifts. It cites Wayne County votes, fears about party strength, and calls for renewed campaigning in 1898. Also referenced are Lincoln and Princeton University controversies, urging vigilance against perceived Christian college collusion with liquor interests.
Votes and Kicks in Columbus Prohibition Battle Tone
The piece recalls how the Anti Saloon League backed Robert Candy for mayor, shifted to Black the Democrat, and later condemned him for not adhering to League aims. It denounces Black as corrupt and condemns compromise tactics, urging a strict, uncompromising fight to end liquor traffic through steadfast electoral action.
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Anti-Saloon League
Mayor Black
Columbus
Anti Batoon League
Robert Candy
Mr. Black
Aald
Liquor Dealers’ Association
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AntiSaloon League
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Anl-Saloon League
Anti Saloon League
Ita Vetera
Liquor Dealers Association
Prohibitionists urged to stand by principles in hard campaign stance
In a sharp critique the writer condemns tactical splitting within the Prohibition party. He argues the recent canvass showed division over local option and warns against aligning with a whiskey party. The piece urges steadfast adherence to Prohibition doctrine and warns against capitulation to opponents.
Swallows Great Campaign A Prohibition bannered victory
Dr Swallow of Pennsylvania wrapped a remarkable statewide campaign winning 30 counties and the largest Prohibition vote yet. He described four campaigns in one, spoke of long travel and many addresses, praised state wealth and character, and urged voters to distrust political machines and support honest government.
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Pennsylvania
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Washington Letter Notes Proposals on Saloons and NA A Conventions
A Washington letter reports a deputation from the Anti Saloon League asking District Commissioners to bar new licenses along Pennsylvania Avenue between the Capitol and Seventh Street citing demoralization of visitors. The Board of Trade backs the move while NA E executive considers Washington for 1898 June or July convention if rail rates allow. Also covered are religious notices from Lutheran and Presbyterian communities, a Hebrew rabbi addressing a Presbyterian pulpit, and ecclesiastical appointments of Bishop Hurst and Bishop Newman with regional assignments in the East.
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National Educational Association
Inos Angeles
Omaha
Salt Lake City
Anna Fisher Boiler
Alaska
Women's Home Missionary Society
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Hurst
Martin Luther
Thomas Chalmers Easton
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Abraham
Easton
Rabbi Stern
Haston
Dr Easton
Russia
Russian Empire
Germany
Baltimore
New York
Delaware
American Universit
Bishop Newman
San Francisco
Wilmington
New England
New Mampabire
Prohibition Vote Yields Broad Gains, Voters Say
In a Tuesday election the vote tally shows gains from nearly all ballots cast, prompting relief and resolve among supporters. The result reflects widespread approval and a strong showing across the region.
Prohibition and politics clash in Ohio race echoes
Fragmented opinions rage over saloon ties and party loyalties as figures like Hanna Kortz and Asa Bushnell loom. The piece cites Prohibition momentum in Wayne County, calls out Republican efforts against anti-saloon factions, and ends with a fiery denunciation of the current political machine from Reverend Dray.
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Prohibition Party
Wayne County
Prohibitioniata
Anti- Saloon League
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