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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
2
The flood's crest moved past St Louis with lowlands flooded for miles. Death toll rises as rescuers work. towns near Granite City and Venice report drownings. Authorities fear more losses from undermined buildings and shortages as water slowly falls on Illinois side.
The Deputies Ofwer and Strancher proposed a navutation of an Interpallation Inuit for premier De ron Koerber to discuss with foreign minister Count Golnchowski. They aim to attract Risín government attention to the danger to general peace and urge prevention of further crises like the one at Kivhinet.
General American, new Odessa police prefect, meets with a deputation of rabbis and assures that Jews in Odessa may practice their faith without fear as authorities pledge to suppress anti Jewish violence. The meeting follows rising tensions and threats to Jewish communities in the city.
Cotton prices rose on opening with limited gains across options. Traders noted mixed bids as new contracts showed tentative strength and volume varied.
A Barre advertiser touts Byomel or Hyviel as a cure for catarrh and respiratory ailments. The memo claims it destroys germs, freshens the air, and prevents colds by a natural method, with a Red Cross Pharmacy refund promise.
London reports a tense Commons session amid a looming clash over a grain tax and tariff policy. Cabinet ministers signaled support for Ritchie’s grain tax plan, while Chaplin pressed to repeal the tax, drawing criticism from Chamberlain allies and prompting debate on agricultural protection and revenue.
June 10 The wedding of Willis J Halley governor of Kansas and Mreide B Wood of Kansas City took place in West Congregational church. Mrs Weed widow thirty five years old has two sons. The governor, age forty, says 2100 proposals were received since last fall. He recalls letters from every state and many foreign countries, all disregarded as in jest or interest. He was born in Illinois and educated at the University of Illinois.
A Boston cooperage plant was destroyed by fire causing 140,000 in losses and fatal injuries to an employee. Firemen were overcome during the effort with several rescued from danger as surrounding buildings burned.
An advertisement extols Dr. Minidd Kettlindy's Favorite Remedy as a cure for kidney liver bladder and related ailments. It instructs a simple urine test and cites testimonials from Rev Theodore Hunten and others about relief from kidney trouble after using the remedy. The ad notes sales through general retailers and claims affordable pricing.
An advertisement asserts Kidney-Wort Tablets cure kidney disease without alcohol or poisonous drugs. It features testimonials from Fitchburg Massachusetts dated April 10, 1909, praising the product’s effects and urging caution or use when urine shows signs of trouble.
June 10 report says Taft and Major General Davis drafted a bill establishing a Moros government in the Morven Manila area. It creates a five district Moro province with a council and appointed officials, extends Philippine court and constabulary reach, and permits Moro laws aligned with American laws. General Leonard Wood expected as first governor.
The Federation of American Zionists election in Pittsburgh elected officers. President Dr Richard Gotshell of New York, secretary Jacobm Haes of New York, treasurer EL W Lewin Epetein of York.
A fragmented report mentions Arkansas, New Orleans, New Otters, Tyne, 12th inventor Arkonens and a trip to St. Louis for the fair dedication with unclear arrival details.
June 10 report from Washington lists potential appointees to fourth class powhs including William Mor of New York and names such as Jaclin, George P. Preston, Sedna Polat, and Georg Emery among others.
The notice argues that true beauty rests on having pure blood and a good complexion. It claims these traits cannot be achieved without natural purity and righteous living, implying health and virtue are linked to outward appearance.
Former Chief Devery comes to aid of Samuel J. Parks, labor organizer tied to a large strike, as District Attorney Jerome begins a long inquiry into grafting allegations and builder influence on strikes. Parks faces extortion claims with $2000 bail. Devery defends him as a champion of workers. Employers promise cooperation. unions vow to expose rascals and curb walkout power.
A massive blaze engulfs extensive buildings in Peking near government offices and legations. The revenue building is reported to be four hundred million in damage terms, while foreign military guards and Chinese fire services struggle to contain the fire amid chaotic conditions.
A labor strike tightens at Clifton Arig with Mextewh and Mation laborers and the Ariteca Copper Detroit Copper and Spanne Copper firms reporting closed mills and smelters. Both sides stand firm as all work halts in Clifton ail Morenct districts.
A testimonial from Mia Havre credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Liverbane or Women's Health tonic with curing severe female troubles after other doctors failed. She reports dramatic back pain relief, reduced menstrual issues, weight loss, and overall rejuvenation after two months. The missive urges women to choose Lydia E. Pinkham's V Coane over other medicines.
Rome June 10 The Vatican and France negotiate over Loubet's planned visit to the pope during the president's trip to Hungary The Vatican hopes a change in stance from Paris would avert a clash while Laubet may skip the audience if no shift occurs The pope greeted 300 pilgrims including Father Joseph Browllet of Notre Dame Worcester Mass The audience lasted twenty minutes and the pope urged prayers for France.
Lady Granvide Gorton and Mrs Ede Gorton appeal a March 19 judgment awarding custody of Chowky to Erle Gorton who secured a divorce from Chowky alleging adultery with his cousin Lon Gunvile Gorton, whom Chowky later married.
Governor Hite and his family planned to sail from San Juan Porto Itheo on the tentner Ponge. The report notes no intention to resign and hints at a possible return in September amid unclear details.
North Tonawanda reports a fatal blaze at the home of Andrew Tutman on Paynes avenue. Mercury Krehel, a resident, died in the fire while Lattman escaped in night clothes during the incident in early June.
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