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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1906
Page
6
Women’s groups across Ohio mobilize to urging senators and representatives to vote for bill 118. Letters to 813 clubs express support as the measure, favoring revisions to the juvenile court law, awaits Senate committee action within two weeks.
Representative Longworth and Mrs. Longworth arrived at Port Tampa on a private excursion steamer and boarded for Havana to extend their honeymoon. A Cuban cavalcade at the station presented Mrs. Longworth with a floral emblem of Cuban friendship for herself and President Roosevelt. Card of thanks from Charles Pierce and family expresses gratitude for sympathy during bereavement.
The Ladies of the Maccabies held their regular meeting Tuesday evening receiving two membership applications to vote on next meeting. They are arranging an invitation Easter Monday dance in Forbes hall and expect a well attended event. A local ad promotes a pain relief salve sold by Anderson and Ferguson in Coshocton and Roseve, Ohio.
Morgantown West Virginia February 21 An accidental explosion or dynamite blast at the Decker's Creek Sand Company plant near Sturgisson eight miles south of Morgantown caused one man to die and five others to suffer serious injuries while another was slightly hurt All the injured were rushed to Morgantown hospitals on a special train Investigations focus on 25 sticks of dynamite placed to drain out the area A nearby limestone quarry blast is blamed for starting the dynamite explosion.
A New York doctor tells 600 attendees that healthy American women are nearly extinct. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is hailed as a remedy for female ailments, with testimonials from women like Miss Mattie Henry praising its health-restoring effects and urging others to seek its benefits.
Secretary Wilson discussed a new potash discovery in common rocks as a potential domestic supply. He noted the risk of war with Germany cutting imports and warned that the nation could face vastly higher fertilizer costs without an alternative source.
Fragments show a plea for aid from a recently released prisoner and references to robbery and figures from a fragmented text. The piece mentions Germany child labor laws and awkward employment times, with garbled names and institutions.
Labor groups press a system of direct voter input on public questions to secure anti injunction laws eight hour day and curb trusts. American Federation of Labor reports growing support across states including Missouri Colorado Illinois Maine and Texas as unions push advisory initiatives and referendum powers.
A fragmentary verse piece proclaims labor's ascent from bondage to a hopeful dawn. The lines emphasize struggle against greed and crime with a call for progress and justice, noting a rising around workers and a brighter future.
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