Newspaper Subscription Law Governs Renewal and Fraud
The article outlines postal rules on newspaper subscriptions, noting automatic renewal if no notice is given, subscriber responsibility for unpaid arrears after moving or canceling, and the potential fraud implications if papers are not collected or are marked refused. It warns publishers may pursue arrears and considers nonpayment as evidence of intent to defraud.
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Voting to Make It Count in Prohibition Politics
A critical discussion on voting strategies amid Prohibitionists and anti liquor groups. The piece questions whether voting for anti liquor candidates truly counts, cites Cox and saloon interests, and endorses Mahlon Roach for State Senator and Harvey Baker for Representative as principled choices. It links liquor costs to public expenditures and cites national examples to warn against party manipulation.
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Anti Saloon League Pledge in Wayne County News
A 19th century Wayne County note questions the Anti Saloon League pledge for the Seventy-Third General Assembly elections. It criticizes caucus and primary voting hints, questions officers supplying voting guidance, and alleges past pressure to back Prohibition or Democratic candidates. It mentions Candy and Haakell bills and warns about reliance on party bosses for information.
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Origin of the Maine Law and Reform Cadence
The piece recounts Gen Neal Dow’s origin of the Maine Law via an incident in a saloon, where Dow persuades a liquor seller to curb a patron with a large family. It also notes the German American Reform Union’s support for Seth Low for New York mayor, criticizing reform stances and quoting political rhetoric from the era.
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Cleveland Officials Challenged Over Lawlessness and Saloons
The Rev Louis Albert Banks denounces Cleveland’s officials as jokers for lax enforcement of liquor laws after a beer garden acquittal. He accuses Mayor through Police Court of tolerating saloon influence, calls for citizens to rebuke what he sees as a corrupt, dechastened public sphere and demeaning impact on youth.
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Funeral of Gen Neel Dow Held in Portland Church
Gen Neel Dow’s funeral took place Tuesday afternoon at Second Parish Church in Portland Maine with a large, cross‑section attendance. The service lasted an hour and followed a simple order per the general’s wish, church decorations were minimal with flowers at the altar. many city offices and businesses were closed or at half mast.
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Fremont temple pastor denounces neutrality in liquor fight
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