Subscription Laws for News Papers Explained in Wooster Printing
The article outlines U S courts rulings on newspaper subscriptions, noting that non‑notice renews, continued delivery after cancellation, and unpaid bills leave subscribers liable. It covers moving without informing publishers, refusal to take papers, and prima facie fraud from non‑delivery. It also warns publishers may arrest for fraud and details endof-term notice requirements.
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United States
Foe
Court of Common Pleas
Wayne County
Ohio
Susan Fetzer
Feadhill Boone Counge City
Marion County
Arkansas
Catharine Devinney
Joseph Walmer
Halntiff
Joan
Weeney
Princeton University Inn defended as harmless drinking scene
A reader criticizes defense of a licensed Princeton University Inn arguing it would moralize student drinking only if confined to a supervised campus saloon. The piece questions the idea of harmless beverages and suggests banning the saloon to avoid hypocrisy. The critique denounces the notion of drinking under supervision as a sham and warns Princeton against partnership with a grogshop.
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Princeton
University Inn
Robert &. Aung
Herald
Pready
Mr. Auan
Prudenta
Mersla
Princeton University
University
Christian University
Wedding of Gunray Pabst and Mien Hulda Lemp
Report of the Ventnor Isle of Wight ceremony unites Colonel Gunray Pabst son of a Milwaukee brewer and Mien Hulda Lemp daughter of W J Lemp of St Louis. The piece denounces liquor funding of rich weddings and condemns politicians tied to the liquor trade.
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Gunray Pabst
Milwaukee
Mien Hulda
Lemp
W. J. Lemp
St. Louis
Elsa Lemp
Pabat
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Ablin
Pabst
Guntay
Fritz
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Ublins
Columbus Mayor Backed by Anti Saloon League Amid Beer Welcome
In Columbus the Anti Saloon League supported Mayor Black's election while it endorsed Ohio liquor dealers. A post election scene showed Black praising the grog shops, calling dealers liberal minded as he accepted the city key. The episode raises questions about League involvement and loyalty.
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Anti Saloon League of Columbus
Robert Candy
Mr. Slack
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Columbus
Anti Saloon League
Columbria
Mayor Black
Ohio
Big Heart
Jhat
Colombia
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League
Lappach
Grogahops
Russell
Bane
Columbua
Prohibition ballot push and liquor debate cited
The piece argues for Prohibition on the ballot and critiques liquor politics. It quotes Hon. Carroll D. Wright and Mayor Black, condemns saloon influence, and notes the Anti-Saloon League alignment with Black in Columbus amid intense public sentiment and calls for law enforcement to curb liquor traffic. It also jokes about voters and cartoon imagery.
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Iron
Anti Saloon League
Lamb
Little Baby Black
Prohibition Letter From 1854 Catholic Source
The Catholic Com munication reprints Father Mathew to Rev Geo Pepper praising temperance work and the Maine Law Alliance. He calls prohibition the remedy for in temperance and thanks Pepper for his earnest, active labors in the movement.
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Geo. W. Pepper
Tyla
Baeo
Maine Law Alliance
Liquor League Presses Demands in Columbia Protests
The State Liquor Dealers League presented a series of prayers, demands and protests. They oppose new liquor legislation and taxes, call to amend the two mile law, oppose Sunday laws and student municipal franchise, and urge the 100 proof clause reduction while asking brewery restraint. The piece notes expected reactions from the Anti Saloon League and possible legislative outcomes.
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Liquor Dealers’ League
Black Ao
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Two Mile
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Liquor League
Prohibition Debate Echoes From 19th Century Letter
A read fragment argues against the liquor traffic and saloons, citing figures on rum revenue and government costs. It calls for unwavering duty and condemns compromise with temperance foes, invoking Lincoln and Cooper Institute rhetoric. Public officials and anti saloon league figures are referenced.
Londonville Free Fair Promises Exhibitions and Crowds
The Londonville Free Street Fair returns the week of October on Wednesday and Thursday with exhibitions and strong crowds. Write to W J Weirick, Secretary, for Premium List.
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Londonville
W J Weirick
Beer Vote and Public Sentiment in Seth Low’s Address
The piece critiques Seth Low as a reform candidate for New York mayor who links beer votes to municipal reform. It argues Low overreaches by equating public sentiment with beer drinkers and claims political managers fear saloon influence more than the public.
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Lincoln battles sea sickness on coastal voyage
While aboard an ocean steamer along the coast, President Lincoln showed seasickness. A friend offered champagne as a remedy, but Lincoln refused, warning that many have grown sicker drinking it. The champagne was not brought.
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Abraham Lincoln
Mo. Lincoln
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