09 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1905
Page
1
An ad urges readers to buy windstorm and cyclone insurance with per hundred rates for one year at 40 cents five years at 60 cents. It warns policies require minimum amounts and directs readers to contact Guemex or Funer for guidance.
The piece argues that union protections vary by industry and government work. It cites government payroll politics, railway unions, machinists on railroads, and nonunion competition, noting open and closed shop practices depend on local power, contract enforcement, and mutual benefits. It emphasizes case by case analysis over universal principles.
The author argues against false modesty in discussing marital questions, urging open dialogue to curb divorce. It links sexuality to literature, religion, and biology, contending marriage is sacrifice for offspring and race advancement, and stresses that lasting unions require shared trials and foresight.
An editorial argues that early indulgence harms future health and willpower. It prescribes four general rules: reduce emotional attention to children, avoid flirtatious play or constant entertainment, let kids entertain themselves, and discourage forcing social polish. It cautions against creating timid, envious youths by sheltering them from challenge.
In a sweeping storm, telegraphic service to the Southern States faltered and the Ohio River iced over to Pittsburgh. Chesapeake Bay ships halt, Old Bay Line and Chesapeake Steamboat Co. suspend Norfolk sailings as ice fills harbors from New York to Louisville. Ice-bound rivers strand crews. two Philadelphia & Reading workers feared dead.
Washington reports the bondsmen for August W Machen George Lorenz Diller B Groff and Samuel Groff directed to surrender the four men convicted of conspiracy to defraud the United States in postoffice department irregularities. They are to be sent to the West Virginia penitentiary at Moundsville this afternoon.
Telegraph reports from Sosnovice, Cxoveslechowa, and Kalisz describe a siege, mass rallies, and deadly confrontations between strikers and military forces. Officials dismissed, placards punished, and dynamite incidents linked to socialist groups amid widespread fear and evacuations.
Rev C E Bentley of Hittin Nebraska and 1896 presidential hopeful died in a Los Angeles lodging house. A veiled woman assisted him to a room, Bentley collapsed unconscious, and a man named Haines vanished after saying he would fetch a doctor. Bentley’s gold watch and most of his money were missing. autopsy attributed death to heart disease.
A nationwide proclamation to observe Washington's Birthday as farm home and factory day urged Americans to contact Congress on reforms. Signed by Governors Brooks of Wyoming Herrick of Ohio and Elrod of South Dakota and National Grange leader Aaron Jones.
North bound Detroit Limited on the Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton line derailed one mile north of Belmore after a split rain. Mrs Florence Frazier of Sidney was killed and Miss Garrett of Deshler fatally injured. conductor among the injured as over a dozen passengers hurt. The wreck occurred at about 30 mph.
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