19th-century newspapers that supported the Prohibition Party

none April 2025 19th-century newspapers that supported the Prohibition Party in the United States were published in many states. The Delaware, Ohio Signal, established in 1873, claimed to be the oldest distinct Prohibition Party paper in the world.Jutkins Andrew J. Hand-book of Prohibition: 1885 1885 Lever print https://books.google.com/books?id=rW84AAAAMAAJ&pg=RA1-PT5 13 November 2023 en History It was difficult to draw the line between papers that advocated prohibition in a nonpartisan way, and those that advocated the Prohibition Party method. The former would include nearly all the religions papers, and many Republican and Democratic papers. This list draws the line distinctly on the support of the Prohibition Party. A few of the papers were merely local newspapers that did not devote much space to political discussion or news, but did favor the Prohibition Party when they did speak.Copeland Wilbur F. Handbook of Prohibition Facts 1892 Funk 99–101 https://books.google.com/books?id=L0NHxw_6Q30C&pg=RA3-PA99 12 November 2023 en Newspapers that Support the Prohibition Party. According to Copleland (1892), in each case, the publisher of the paper was written to and asked to give the information desired. In most cases the publisher replied, and his statement was used. In cases where the publisher failed to reply, reference was made to N. W. Ayer's Newspaper Annual for 1891, and the statistics taken from that source. List of newspapers The list, substantially, was published in the Voice of June 30, 1892, with the request that any person noticing any errors or omissions communicate with the author. Several corrections and additions were received, and the information added. In three or four cases, papers were referred to as omitted, without any information as to price, circulation, etc. in such cases, if the paper was not in any of the newspaper annuals, it was omitted, there not being time for correspondence. No Prohibition Party paper of any considerable prominence was omitted from the list.—m. Monthly, d. Daily, f. Fortnightly. Where no letter is used it will be understood that the paper is weekly. 30em California Voice, Los Angeles, California Redlands Daily Facts, Redlands, California The Pacific Ensign, San Francisco, California Prohibitionist, San Jose, California Colorado Bulletin, Denver, Colorado Connecticut New England Home, Hartford, Connecticut Review, Groton, Connecticut Banner, Highland Park, Connecticut Florida Mid-Florida Herald, Midland, Florida Georgia Southern Star, Atlanta, Georgia Southern Agent (m.), Atlanta, Georgia Times, Demorest, Georgia Illinois Lancet, Bloomington, Illinois Advance, Bunker Hill, Illinois Lever, Chicago, Illinois The Union Signal, Chicago, Illinois State Sentinel, Decatur, Illinois Friend of Home, Effingham, Illinois Patrol, Geneva, Illinois News, Joliet, Illinois Truth, Monmouth, Illinois Spectator, Oquawka, Illinois Patriot, Quincy, Illinois Monitor, Rockford, Illinois Best Words, Shelbyville, Illinois Liberator, Springfield, Illinois Journal, Vienna, Illinois Indiana Crystallizer, Goshen, Indiana Phalanx, Indianapolis, Indiana Organizer, Indianapolis, Indiana Standard, Leesburg, Indiana Times, Logansport, Indiana Home (m.), New Albany, Indiana Prohihition Era, Princeton, Indiana Enterprise, Richmond, Indiana Iowa News (d). Des Moines, Iowa News (w'kly), Des Moines, Iowa Prohihitionist, Des Moines, Iowa Advance (m.), Mount Ayr, Iowa Champion of Progress, Sioux City, Iowa Voter, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Kansas Lever, Ottawa, Kansas Star, Richfield, Kansas Kentucky Worker, Lexington, Kentucky Journal, Louisville, Kentucky Kentucky Methodist, Louisville, Kentucky Maine Herald, Portland, Maine Sun, Portland, Me Maryland Advocate, Baltimore, Maryland Massachusetts Campaign (m.), Lowell, Massachusetts Michigan Messenger, Adrian, Michigan Argus, Edwardsburg, Michigan Saturday Night, Grand Rapids, Michigan Minnesota Svenska Americanska Posten, Minneapolis, Minnesota Leader, Minneapolis, Minnesota Mississippi Leader, Jackson, Mississippi Montana New Issue, Bozeman, Montana Nebraska Herald, Chester, Nebraska New Republic, Lincoln, Nebraska Looking Glass, Montrose, Nebraska Tribune, Neligh, Nebraska Guide, Superior, Nebraska Courier, Central City, Nebraska New Hampshire Narrative (m.), Claremont, New Hampshire New Jersey Temperance Gazette, Camden, New Jersey Visitor, Flemington, New Jersey Journal, Dover, New Jersey Signal (f.), Sparta, New Jersey Outlook, Vineland, New Jersey Live Issues, Newark, New Jersey New York Home Advocate, Dundee, New York Star, Machias, New York Parmer Pioneer, New York City, New York Voiced, New York, New York Witness, New York, New York Advance, Sherman, New York Delaware Standard, Walton, New York Advocate, Watertown, New York Times, Canisteo, New York Post, Belmont, New York People's Record, Newburgh, New York News and Banner, Rome, New York North Carolina Living Issue, High Point, North Carolina Times, Reidsville, North Carolina North Dakota Normanden, Grand Forks, North Dakota Dakotan (m.), Jamestown, North Dakota Benson County News, Leeds, North Dakota Ohio Flamheau, Cadiz, Ohio Liherator, Dayton, Ohio Transcript, Greenville, Ohio Vigilant, London, Ohio Beacon, Springfield, Ohio New Era, Springfield, Ohio Sentinel, Toledo, Ohio Herald, Wooster, Ohio Sun, Ashland, Ohio Pennsylvania Times, Parkesburg, Pennsylvania Keystone, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania People, Scranton, Pennsylvania Watchfire, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Sunbeam (m.), Milton, Pennsylvania Prohihitionist (f), Chester, Pennsylvania Archive, Downingtown, Pennsylvania Prohibitionist, Letity, Pennsylvania Griffin's Journal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Educator, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania National Issue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Index, Williamsport, Pennsylvania Rhode Island Citizen, Providence, Rhode Island Tribune (d.), Westerly, Rhode Island South Carolina Public Opinion, Chester, South Carolina South Dakota Beacon, Plankinton, South Dakota Tennessee Advance (d.), Harriman, Tennessee Advance (w.), Harriman, Tennessee Issue, Nashville, Tennessee Texas National Reformer, Houston, Texas Advance, Waco and Houston, Texas Vermont Herald (m), Montpelier, Vermont Anti-Liquor, Danville, Vermont Washington Issue, Seattle, Washington West Virginia Quest, Wheeling, West Virginia Wisconsin Eye and Star, Dodgeville, Wisconsin Reform, Eau Claire, Wisconsin Blade, Elkhorn, Wisconsin Wave, Independence, Wisconsin Northwestern Mail, Madison, Wisconsin Herald, Menominee, Wisconsin Voice, New Richmond, Wisconsin Signal, Oshkosh, Wisconsin Enterprise, Palmyra, Wisconsin Campaigner, Madison, Wisconsin Notes References Category:Prohibition Party Category:Lists of newspapers published in the United States Category:Temperance movement in the United States