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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
2
Ohio politics shift as the Aiken temperance bill faces Senate action amid a broad constitutional amendment debate. Governor Herrick appointees and state officials loom, with party tensions and reimbursements under scrutiny as lawmakers seek to reshape state boards and finance.
The article notes a heated Senate debate sparked by Rayner and objections from Foraker Lodge and Dolive over railroad influence on the bill. Other senators Aldrich Thurman Knox are cited in the discussion as insurgent Republicans weigh attending a statehood caucus and continuing support for senate amendments. A separate item reports Rayner facing opposition from lawmakers on railroads influence.
Legislative actions push compulsory primaries for county and state offices with fees to defray costs. gas meter tests and insurance publication charges set. A pending petition seeks vacation of Arthur avenue in Coshocton with council action due after April 1, 1906. Frank E. Kart, Clerk of Council.
An 19th century advertisement touts a home remedy mixing Virgin Oil of Pine Pure glycerine and whisky to break up a cold in 24 hours and heal bronchial trouble. It cites Dr Leach and claims strong endorsements from physicians noting outdoor air and exercise aid recovery. The text also promotes Virgin Oil of Pine as a uric acid neutralizer and kidney regulator.
A Salvation Army officer recalled a Salva tion Army visit to a jail where jurors serenaded inmates and dropped coins totaling between one and two dollars. The officer described the jurors as a liberal group during the encounter reported by the Age.
Governor Mistichenko discharged every employee of the Usurri railroad including Director Hasvat who took part in the recent strike and ordered their expulsion from the Amur province never to return.
An old feature presents Nature speaking through pain to warn about body conditions. It promotes LIFE PLANT, a vegetable remedy from Canton Ohio, claiming to explain causes like uric acid buildup and offering a booklet and medical advice for good health.
The article notes two candidates for the circuit judicial nomination. Judge McCleery of Lancaster and Judge Spencer of New Lexington, partner to Donahue of Donahue Spencer Donahue, are pursued as rival Republicans. Donahue, the current officeholder, is expected to get the Democratic nomination for a second term. The seat pays $6,000 annually.
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