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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1906
Page
6
A Milwaukee woman recounts relief from ulcers backache and nervousness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad-style testimonial argues the product strengthens the entire female system and aids women facing demanding labor and health challenges.
Nine violent deaths and numerous minor injuries are logged in a Sunday summary for New York and Brooklyn. Incidents include a man crushed beneath debris, a woman burned in her home, another killed by gas in a hotel, and a young man’s body found in a canal. A Mardi Gras travel notice follows with fares to New Orleans and Gulf ports.
A February dispatch from Washington reports President Roosevelt taking direct interest in fraud and corruption charges linked to the wifalys of the five civilized tribes in Indian territory. Interior Department pushes investigations, aiming to reveal several men and possibly a high government figure in Washington, with many names to be disclosed as the case advances.
A fragmentary note hints at a 12th century setting where Rumata attempts a difficult crawl back. The text blends dark opergy imagery with a tense mood and a Brooklyn backdrop, suggesting a literary or speculative scene rather than a finished event.
A brisk sale begins early as buyers flood the Ummage event described with high demand. The report notes lively bidding and expectations of profit for participants though details are fragmentary.
Senators Dick and Foraker take part in the statehood discussion as Foraker's amendment gains attention. Roosevelt signals no intent to dictate terms while the House expected to dispatch regular army appropriation this week. Debate on the pure food bill continues. passage of Hepburn provisions remains conditional on further senate action.
Nearly a million dollars in losses hit Hutland Wisconsin as six brick blocks housing about twenty firms and many tenants burned. Heaviest losses include Ripley estate buildings thirty thousand, Meade buildings thirty thousand, Abraham drugstore tobacco twenty four thousand, Baker Buildings four thousand, Pulte Company ch thirty-four thousand, Tuttle printers sixty thousand, Cranston Combination block sixty thousand, and stock fifteen thousand. Two thirds of losses insured. help from Whitehall and others summoned.
In Roskilde Denmark the funeral of King Christian IX was held in the Gothic church with guns firing organ tones and trumpets. Emperor William of Germany attended as diplomats filled the choir. American minister Mr O'Brien represented President Roosevelt with honorary attaché M Seaventis. A second item reports alleged cruelties at St Eligabeths asylum near Washington DC, including use of straight jackets feeding tubes and nostril restraints amid investigations by the Medico Legal Society.
Paris authorities report Clement Armand Fallieres took office as president while former President Loubet retired. The Elysee transmission ceremony drew crowds and 21 gun salutes, as Fallieres rode in an open landau with Premier Ronvier amid cheers.
The conference on Moroccan affairs proceeds with no immediate results foreseen. France and Germany exchange notes amid hopes for an amicable settlement of policing Morocco and related questions.
An advertisement promotes Mi-ona claimed to strengthen the digestive system and eliminate indigestion. It asserts the remedy aids gastric glands improves nutrition and allows eating without fear of discomfort. It urges obtaining a sample box from Mi-ona and Anderson.
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