Newspaper Subscription Law At Wooster Post Office
The article explains 19th century newspaper subscription law and penalties for nonpayment or failure to take delivery. It notes subscribers must give express notice to discontinue and that publishers may continue service until notified. It covers cases of moving without informing and prima facie fraud for uncalled-for papers.
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Prohibition vote shifts noted in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
The article tracks Prohibition gains in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, citing NJ gains near 2,000 over Levering and PA Prohibition votes around 118,000 for Dr Bwallow with 60,000 for the rest of the ticket. It urges a Prohibition State Committee meeting to begin campaigning, notes nationwide totals near 118,000 that fall, and comments on electoral trends and endorsements amid liquor interests and reform movements. It also mentions Massachusetts, Iowa, and Columbus politics, criticizing the Anti-Saloon League and reflecting on Seth Low’s defeat in New York City.
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Christian Patience or Criminal Indifference Debate
A church paper excerpt rebukes a so called faithful “good soldier of Christ” for delaying action against the liquor trade. It contrasts patient piety with cowardice, urging Church and State to strike forcefully to curb the saloon and protect society. A Greenwich man, William Hadden, then brutally assaults his wife attempting to cut her with an axe, is stopped by Sheriff Fitzroy and son, convicted at court, and jailed.
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Fizeay
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The Fruit Our Nation's Rum Industry Exposed
A historical notice argues liquor revenue drives U S policy and distillery profits. It cites a New York Journal report from Bridgeport Connecticut dated November 4 and describes intoxication tied to alcohol delirium as a national issue.
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April Treachery in Columbus Campaign Funds
The Ohio State Journal excerpt details RR Bane of Columbus alleging a concealed bargain between Mayor Black and the Anti Saloon League. It lists campaign expenditures, including printing circulars and paid workers, and questions why Prohibitionists would align with Black while accusing the League of improper influence.
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Anti Saloon League
Mayor Black
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Pfeifer
Colomobne Anti Saloon League
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Mr Bane
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Mayor of Columbung and a charged anti saloon letter
A Monday Ohio State Journal piece, sourced Sunday night by an Anti Saloon League representative, asserts the League will back Candy while months of campaigning by Black and Bane support his rival. The speaker accuses the League of deliberate deception and pledges defiant moral condemnation. Rev. T. EK Djon signs the rebuke.
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Robert Candy
Princeton Tuition Threat Sparks Church Standoff
A New York article notes Princeton authorities face pressure over free tuition for ministerial sons. Critics accuse the university of threatening clergy to curb Presbyterian dissent, while calls grow for President Patton and the Theological Seminary to clarify stance amid moral controversy.
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History Repeats In Lofty Moral Debate On Liquor
J M McCullock in The Midland argues the church faced similar splits over slavery and liquor, citing Woolley and Phillips as foreshadowing reform. He warns political parties now control morals as then, urging courage for forward thinkers and noting past church endorsement of reform after pressure.
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Wm. Lloyd Garrison
Wendell Phillips
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Tustee
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Phillipses
Ling
J. M. McCullock
Midland
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Cites Urine Test
A 19th century style advertisement touts Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, bladder, and urinary issues. It explains urine standing as a kidney indicator and promises relief from back pain, frequent urination, and alcohol effects. It claims universal effectiveness and offers samples by mail from Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY.
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Rootia
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Wayne Country Hrratp
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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