02 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1905
Page
1
Notice urging immediate cyclone insurance with quoted rates per hundred dollars for one year twenty cents, three years forty cents, and five years for a reduced premium. Contact Poller azitten for details and agent Guomex Fuxsr.
The piece argues that a revived reciprocity treaty would benefit both nations by expanding production and trading natural resources like lumber coal minerals and farm products. It notes political opposition in Canada and protectionist pressure in the United States but suggests practical liberal terms could win broad support, warning against strict fiscal barriers.
Warsaw endures a state of siege as government buildings and major factories are guarded by troops. In Riga and Warsaw mobs clash with soldiers. bread scarcity and looted shops worsen amid street fighting. Reports say many killed or wounded, with violent scenes across Novy and surrounding districts.
The United States v Swift & Co. beef trust decision unanimous affirming an injunction under the Sherman Anti Trust Law. Justice Holmes notes charges of price fixing and coordinated market actions across states with continued restraint on trade. Judge Grosscup calls the ruling a major step toward national corporate supervision.
Secretary American Association for the Advancement of Science predicts coming generations will live longer due to modern discoveries in bacteriology and anti toxins. He cites yellow fever work by Reed and Carroll and forecast of a protective medicine to destroy germs.
New York reports detail Gen Kuropatkin’s failed attempt to break Japanese lines on the Shakhe river and Oyama’s counteroffensive. Cold weather and drifting snow hindered Russian movements while Sandepas proved resistant and redirected Russian effort.
A series of Ohio accidents reports rail failures and explosions. A Norfolk and Western freight train plunged through a canal bridge near Chillicothe injuring several crew, with one brakeman dead. West of Portsmouth a passenger train side swiped a freight train, injuring crew including Engineer Benjamin Anson. Across Columbus and other cities, reflections on rail and industrial accidents, gas explosions, mining fires, and municipal projects reveal a period of frequent infrastructure hazards and safety debates.
A school principal sparks New York club women by claiming women cannot earn equal salaries. The piece argues that women’s influence in home and social life often surpasses men and that the Gospel restored woman’s rightful place after ancient degradation.
Denver experts testifying in a legislative hearing found that among 3,044 ballots, 723 were written by two or three people. In Arapahoe County for Peabody, 29,191 votes were cast with 19,161 for Adams and 9,311 for Peabody. Fraudulent ballots included 7,808 Democratic and 1,220 Republican ballots.
Gov Her rick granted a reprieve to Herbert O Barber of Cambridge, convict in the Cambridge bank wrecking case, to pursue an appeal in circuit court without remaining in state prison under the sentence. The note covers other Ohio items from Columbus and Cleveland on murder, imprisonment, and a suicide case.
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