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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
2
An item urges caution against unsafe dosing of Kidney-Wort tablets claiming the remedy cures Bright's disease and other kidney ills. It argues the product contains no alcohol and touts protection while warning readers to monitor urine changes and avoid overuse.
June 3 report from Paria confirms French forces killed and wounded in ongoing action near Figuig. The Moorish expedition suffered heavy losses, with 56 killed and 20 wounded. French 17 sharpshooters were wounded during the night battle as Governor General Jonnart authorized reprisals while assuring loyalty and protection for France. A French cavalry detachment moved from Ain Befra toward Beni Owi to assist. A battery from Ain Sefra was sent to the Moroccan frontier scene, signaling renewed France Algeria policy without annexing Mourich territory.
Chief of Patios Abereramble denies releasing communications from a Springfield firm about a hat found near the murder scene of John Hef fernin at Adaley nine years ago. He refuses to reveal the jotter contents, saying it will be shown to the Pinker son Diet At work on the erm and an arrest would be made soon.
Shareholders of the Guantanamo railway plan a deep water port at Guantanamo and a railroad extension to Santiago. The project includes connecting to the Vin Hora system, reducing Havana to nominal travel time.
Disjointed text reports Milinoors and Veronicn crew members executed after a May 14 murder conviction of Captain Suw. Names and roles are unclear, with references to a German, American, and others, and simultaneous banging or execution noted amid protest.
Reports from Topeka recount the Kansas River rising at an inch per hour and submerging towns. Hundreds evacuated from riverfront homes and huts, with fears of disease and waterborne illness as supplies are rushed to refugees at Dew Moines and other towns. A large rescue effort includes rations sent from Fort Leavenworth and plans for aid to the hard-hit region.
Strong endorsement of Hyome inhaler from Red Cross Pharmacy promises cure for acute and chronic catarrh with inhaled air purified by ozone and scented by balsamic plants. If not cured, money refunded. Claims target respiratory relief and prevention of seasonal catarrh.
Philadelphia on June 3 reports the textile strike largely ended after 18 days. Of 650 plants seeking a 60 hour week, only a few remain operating with shortages. Kennington district shows over 6,000 idle workers, Southwark about 2,500 idle, and Manayunk over 2,000 due back. Some Bromley mills employ 2,000 in reduced schedules. Lowell and Massachusetts mills also see rising reemployment after nine weeks of labor trouble with overall skilled labor returning at higher rates.
June 3 ceremony at St. Peter's church in Albany united Miss Rath Williams Priyn of Albany with Slgid Marvin Goodrich of Akron. Rev. Dr. W. W. Battershall officiated before a brilliant gathering. Betty Meteau of New York served as maid of honor. Six bridesmaids included Alice Ropauvelt of Washington and Natalie Henderson of New York, with Janet Mann and Jessie Mann of Troy and Elisabeth Priyn. Robert Monroe Ferguson of New York acted as best man.
Nearly 100 delegates from state councils of the Knights of Columbus gather in Warner Ball, New Haven, to open the twenty first national council convention. Delegates will consider appointing a commission to purchase a site and erect a building to serve as the national headquarters, with New Haven favored for the location.
In New York on June 3 United States ambassadors Joseph Choate to Great Britain and Robert McCormick to Russia arrived aboard the Kyron. Choate, who attended his son's wedding, said he would retire to tie the knot immediately after the ceremony while declining to discuss daily news.
Odell appointed state board of barber examiners with members including Louly Mote Weller of Albany a master barber and multiple journeyman barbers from Albany Chenango and New York City serving terms from one to four years by the session’s action.
Montreal’s market tumbled on June 3 as the failure of A. B. Ames & Co. of Toronto, linked to Senator Cox, triggered the sharpest decline of the year. Prices fell to the year’s lowest level amid the rout.
Postmaster General Payne may publish Perry Heath’s reply denying charges by W. Tulloch of Washington about the cashier of the Washington post office. Heath says he never knew the woman, trusted subordinates during a vast wartime shift, and rejects claims of improper promotions or “honorary rolf” placements. He asserts personnel decisions were driven by service and capability amid Cuba and Porto Rico deployments, and defends the department’s integrity under changing administrations.
An editorial by James H. Montgomery M D in the New Yorke Magazine of Sanitation and Hygiene endorses Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Kennedy Remedy. It praises its tested efficacy for kidney liver and bladder ailments constipation rheumatism and dyspepsia, urging readers to use the remedy.
A deadly tornado struck Gainesville, Georgia, hitting Gainesville New Holland and White Sulphur. About 100 people killed or injured, 200 houses and the cotton mills destroyed, property loss around 200000 dollars. Many left homeless, relief efforts and tents organized, 5000 subscribed, city to suspend business for 24 hours.
A change of venue has been granted in the case of Jett and White to Morgan County, with the trial set for June 25. The move shifts proceedings from Vead Tehill, Jackson, Kentucky, to Morgan County for the upcoming court date.
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