Prohibition State Ticket List From Historic Notice
Prohibition era ticket lists candidates for governor lieutenant governor attorney general supreme court and public worker positions. Notable names include Nelson Creamer J M Heatt William Kingham Jay Pigoey T W Sgbreve and J oH Dicka son with regional ties to Golumbuarm Alexandria Lakeside Cleveland Mar Une Ferry Wooster Now Wilmingtouo forthwith in a political communication.
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Nelson Creamer
Golumbuarm
Qoverpot
Captan
J MM Heatt
Alexandria
Aodith
A C Purvis
New Lerington Uror
William Kingham
Lakeside
Supreme Guart
Jay Pigoey
Prohibition Party Platform Declares Absolutist Reform
The Ohio Prohibition party denounces liquor traffic and GOP and Democratic support for regulation. It calls for constitutional prohibition of manufacture and sale, appeals to church leaders and merchants, and urges voters to unite to end saloon anarchy and protect civil rights.
State Central Committee Members Elected at Spring Convention
Chairman Necartney presents corrected list of State Central Committee members elected at Spring convention. Names include J B Martin, JC Hollider, JC Upton Dayton, Joheson Wiley Sidney, Rev Alo Watkins Edger ton, Rev J Becbie Wilmington, RoW Pickering Greene, Rev H P McLane Toledo, HL Baker Portsmouth, Robert candy Commbas wou eters, Janes tienjania, W scott Syngeepart, Geo L Caso.
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Necartney
State Central Com Iiss
Springagidan
State Executive Committee Members Named
The State Executive Committee was convened with F. M Mecarsary as Chairman and F. McDowril as Secretary. John F Gregg serves as Treasurer, with other members including Robert Candy, saumbue, F. Pssiang, Toledo, Th. L. Peake, Kendusky, JB. Joinclonert, J. M. Scott, Ofunville.
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F. M
F. McDowril
John F Gregg
Robert Candy
Saumbue
F. Pssiang
Toledo
Th. L. Peake
Kendusky
JB. Joinclonert
J. M. Scott
Ofunville
Moral crusade against liquor and saloons urged by church leaders
The text quotes clergy and physicians condemning liquor’s social harm, urging action against saloons. It cites letters from H. D. Mann and Archbishop Keane, urging youth protection, moral reform, and increased church societies to combat public temptations and uphold Christian morality.
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Keane
Prohibition and party loyalties debated in 16 to 1 claims
A fragmented 19th century argument asserts that Democratic and Republican parties enable legalized liquor through tax and license laws. It claims prohibition would end saloon influence, curb alcohol-related ruin, and align Christian voters with a sober policy, regardless of gold standard or silver coinage.
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Humarn
Prohibition Party
Ohio
Christiana Neck
Prohibition Viewpoints and Yearly Drink Bill Estimates
Canton resident John Danner urges cracking down on liquor trade to prosper. Dr William Hargreaves of Philadelphia cites the national drink bill for the year ending June 30, 1903 as one billion six hundred forty million dollars.
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Wm. Hargreaves
Philadelphia
A Quaker Temperance Lecture on Liquor Trade
A stagecoach party crossing the Alleghenies engaged in a heated temperance discussion. A Quaker challenged a liquor dealer arguing that selling alcohol to the young and vulnerable destroys the race and saddles them with ruin, while the dealer defended his license and decent establishment.
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Allegheny
Clean hands and right action in temperance politics
A reformer urges voters to reject saloon influence and seek integrity in church and state. He warns clergy and politicians against hypocrisy and calls for decisive action on election day to curb liquor traffic. John G Woolley appeals to conscience and national duty.
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Lueugus
America
Church of Today
Tormont
Johs G Woolley
Monocle Craze Spreads From Paris Women
Wearing monocles, a latent fashion trend among Parisian women of the Sertian colony, is spreading to London as a new craze for ladies.
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Paris
London
Noteworthy Census Totals Reach 84 Million With Possessions
Merriam notes the twelfth census enumerated 76,303,387 people in the continental area. Excluded regions like Porto Rico Guam and the Philippines were partly estimated or counted by special censuses. Including these, total population of the United States and its possessions in 1900 reaches about 84,233,069. The Chinese, British, Russian empires and possibly France lead world populations.
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Merriam
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Guam
Samoa
United States
Philippine Islands
Samos
France
Beauties of Capri Hotel Pagano and Capri Wonders
A German visitor's sketch from Capri describes Hotel Pagano as a hub for noted artists and affordable doors for guests, frescoed dining rooms, Katzenjammer satire on walls, and a lively art scene. The Blue Grotto and cliff villas atop Capri feature in vivid detail along with local rituals and noble beauty of island women.
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Pagano
Blue Grotto
Tme
America
Capri
Pagarog
Eugene Field
Mystery grotto at Public Square linked to Tiberius villa
Descriptions tell of a grotto landing and a decayed stair path to a hole allegedly leading to a passage to Tiberius villa. The write up ponders if it was used for bathing or for slaves to be watched, implying a hidden access from a waterborne route.
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Tiberius
OUR HEIRS TO THRONE IN AMERICA REPORTEDLY PRESENT
A Brooklyn man in the wine trade claims to be the rightful heir to the throne of Servin yet plans no action. The piece notes many Americans with royal or noble descent and mentions the Society of the Descendants of Royalty. Heraldry experts could spot details in family arms in Boston or Philadelphia homes.
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America
Brooklyn
Servin
Belgrade
Republic
Boston
Philadelphia
New York Evening Sun
Flag Repaired by Soldier's Wife Surprises General
A returning American general showed a tattered flag captured from the enemy in the Philippines. The next morning the flag could not be found until the wife revealed she sat up all night to mend it, making it look nearly as good as new for presentation.
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Saald
Ofice Communications
Philippines
Springfield
Maas
Scots Traveler Encounters Greek Priest in Russia
A Scottish tourist attends a Russian Greek church service and notices a towering attendant who fizzes an asperges with flair while saying a line about clean cold water. After the rite the attendant reveals he is a Presbyterian Scot who has wandered abroad and served with the local Greek priest.
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Russia
Importance of Home Training in Religious Life
The author argues that current irreverence among youth stems from.parents neglecting home training. They condemn machine like kindergarten and Sunday school methods and urge parents to educate their own children to restore public reverence for sacred things.
Vindicated Her Sex in Woodchuck Warpath
A Bath woman fired on a woodchuck wounding it, then split a stump with an ax to kill the animal. She carried the carcass home to prove her resolve to her husband.
Ashland Mallway Ge Set To Open January 1988
A time table fragment notes an Ashland mallway project with ties to Penns Byatem, effective January 2 1988, indicating a local development timeline.
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Ashland
Penns. Byatem
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