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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1908
Page
2
In a period advertisement, Mrs. Rheumatiann of Moose Lake Minnesota notes nervous conditions affect women more than men. The ad promotes Hood’s Sargatabs as a nerve builder and stress reliever, claiming the product strengthens, aids daily work, and is available in liquid or tablet form at one dollar per bottle.
Hartford June 18 a New Britain Savings Bank official reports Walker was hypnotized during a trip to Ensenada and New York seeking treatment. Walker appears dazed and ill and recalls no recollection of wire tapping or the events leading to his departure, while investigations and suspicions continue.
A fragmented report describes Meers and Idahoans facing a confrontation with armed men and a likely clash within twenty five hours. Greek forces sought sheriff protection as tensions rose, signaling serious trouble across the region.
An old newspaper ad promotes a kidney remedy claiming to cure Bright's disease and other kidney troubles. It features a testimonial praising relief from back pain and urinary issues after using a product called Down's Kidney Pills. It lists Fowler Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the distributor at 50 cents and urges readers to act quickly.
Currency commission of the American Bankers association arrives to draft a plan reflecting Southern and Western sentiment. With A Barton Hepburn absent, William Cox of Washington leads the lone East representative as New Orleans and Atlanta delegates join Mississippi Valley bankers. The group signals opposition to the Aldrich measure and contemplates a new bill through the commission.
A report from Washington on January 14 states Andrew Carnegie’s proposed fifty thousand dollar library gift is being scrutinized in the Senate. Senator Hepburn reportedly raised questions about tainted funds and the influence of Carnegie in government contracting, prompting debate on whether the District of Columbia should accept the donation.
Washington dispatch shows Representative Sherwood of Ohio introducing a bill to reduce the standing army to 35000 men. The measure aims to provide for a few scant regiments for emergencies and to create efficiency in other defense areas amid uncertain savings projections.
New York January 16. Mrs Fox of New Rochelle denies the accusation that she dragged or offered candy to a 16 year old girl at a Fifth Avenue jewelry store after being accused of theft. She claims she was innocent and describes her dressing room encounter and later arrest. She asserts she did not give candy with malicious intent.
Fragmented text references Stoessel and a demand for a square deal amid exclusions and defence disputes. It mentions Japanese siege imagery and imperial figures with unclear sequence, flagging wartime rhetoric and potential pleas for fair treatment. The passage is garbled but hints at political or military bargaining and high level concern.
In Waenington Wy Jaz Wy the impeachment of Judge Peter S Grosscup of A et A et ae district court is considered amid petitions alleging a personal interest in the case. The filing seeks review of the judge's rulings in the Chiefeo street railroad case and questions his impartiality and rights to preside.
New York and Wall Street cities report that Morgan & Co gained control of Equitable Life Assurance Company through a purchase. Details were vague at the office of Mr. Ryan, with no official confirmation or clarity on the price or terms.
A dubious home remedy recipe circulates promising cures for urinary and bladder troubles and rheumatism. The text claims a Philadelphia extract mix cleanses the kidneys, improves urine flow, and energizes the entire tract, touting ease of preparation and availability of ingredients. Separately, Washington reports Cannon declining a February Midwinter club invitation and Taft’s camp indicating moves around delegates in the Twelfth district.
Senator Platt and Governor Hughes clash over Albany letters and refusals. Platt says Hughes ignored several pints in letters to the governor while inviting him to a legislative reception, which Hughes declined claiming busyness.
From Moscow Jan 14 Tolstoy recounts famine in Jasnaja Polyana where villagers beg for fodder and bread. He notes exhausted soil, dying cattle, and a family story of a boy with ragged clothes asking for food while two others wait in a long line for relief.
The Missouri Congressional Committee announces support for President Taft for the Republican nomination. The district convention will be held in Excelsior Springs with the secretary of war presiding, following an all in session vote at termination of the district.
The Hughes League of Albany New York is incorporated to aid crystallizing public opinion and securing support for the nomination of Charles Evans Hughes for president. The Republican club of the 7th Assembly district New York also incorporates.
Paris reports in 1967 Pramon imports reached 34,200-583,000, up 54,095,100 from the prior year. exports totaled 3,405,000, rising 35,004,1 to the United States from the consulate district. Net gains cited include 84,083,400 overall.
Washington reports a disturbance at St. Marcy FlaAyth described as not serious by Commander Marvell of the He. Several there had been the outbreak but none of them Americans. With ten Bigio from St. Marc Guantanamo, authorities believe the trouble is not grave.
In Washington Parker, a New York Democrat seeking the 1904 presidential bid, faces an education order tied to the federation. He challenges the action, claiming bias and calling for equal treatment as the labor movement presses for reforms amid the political clash.
The pope suffered a sudden illness forcing him to bed under care of a private physician. Reports describe an attack causing weakness and a period of rest as doctors monitor his condition and prepare for further assessment.
Edward Henry Strobel longtime Harvard international relations professor and government official died January 16. Funeral services held yesterday with family and friends in attendance. Strobel noted for his work in diplomacy and global affairs.
A fragmentary health note advises treating colds at the start by heating the body and using warming baths and foot soaks. It mentions hot drinks and measures to raise body warmth, with unclear phrasing and several transcription errors.
Reported disturbance as suffragettes stormed Downing Street and chained themselves to railings. Police intervened after protesters tied belts with chains around a railing area, many were detained as authorities arranged legal proceedings for their next steps.
Captain John Be Palbtary succeeds to Rear Admiral Whet and enters the Navy leadership. He is a member of the general staff and serves in the naval command as the new head in the officer corps.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Linakete and Viet Jet, with unclear names and numbers. It suggests a local event or feat, but readable facts are limited. The text hints at coverage and a possible second note by Loerie, but specifics remain uncertain.
Waterbury Conn Jan 18 Miss Mary Clowes daughter of George Clowes a retired manufacturer and Raymond Katey a jewelry clerk eloped and married news of the union reached Miss Clowes parents by telegram from New Haven The couple hope to pursue theater work and seek a theatrical engagement while their families react with disappointment and concern over the romance factor
In Kalamazoo Michigan J Neary a millwright at King Paper found a 21 16 carat diamond worth about 400 dollars in a rag consignment the second such find in a week. Last week another stone of similar size was recovered by Hines and the policy of institutions is to award the finder.
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