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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1903
Page
2
An old advertisement extols Kidney-Wort Tablets as the true remedy for kidney disorders, arguing they remain effective without alcohol when other liquid tonics contain it. It warns against liquid kidney remedies and urges watching urine as health indicator, urging readers to seek Kidney-Wort for backache, bladder irritation, and inflammation.
Telegraphed alerts from Vienna and Berne sparked panic about the pope’s death but officials insist the pontiff remains alive, though in frail health. Washington officials and Catholic figures, including Cornwell of the Catholic University, note exaggerated reports and express relief after a Vatican briefing.
Philadelphia June 15. Employees of the Pennsylvania Railroad company, numbered 4700, protest for a reduction of working hours from twelve to eight. The baggage men and trainmen may not receive concessions while car inspectors likely will. Divisions across terminal departments have filed the demand with department heads.
June 15 Curacao General Matos issues a manifesto stating the Venesuelan revolution is crushed and ended. He requests President Castro to guarantee safety for himself and compatriots while returning to Venezuela to pursue unity and prosperity.
A chaotic exemplar of early corporate finance reveals Lewis Nixon and Dresser seeking control of Bethlehem Steel via Morgan & Co. agreements. Sworn statements allege profits, stock transfers, and arranged underwriting to fund Bethlehem Steel stock while tying dividends and voting power to the shipbuilding company.
The Baltimore corner store of the new custom house was announced by the Masonic Grand Judge of Maryland under Grand Master Thomas J Shryock. Addresses were given by ex-Congressman WW McIntyre Dr Jones H Butler and Hubert T Armstrong. Armstrong hoped completion within three years with a cost near 1.5 million dollars, counting both alterations and tests.
The Zanardelli cabinet presents its resignation to King Victor Emmanuel II amid a defeat in the chamber of deputies. The king delays accepting the resignations while the ministers continue to govern. Premier Signor Zanardelli cites health reasons for declining to form a new cabinet.
Chicago reports show twenty six hotels affected by a strike. Officers announce plans to widen the campaign to restaurants cafes and department store eateries. The action aims at improving working conditions and challenging opposing employers and international unions.
President Tin Roosevelt expresses concern over the Panama Canal situation as counsel William Nelson Crombell discusses expat issues. The administration leans toward pressuring Colombia but remains patient to allow the Roger government time to honor obligations to the United States, while Washington authorities deem these obligations binding beyond the preliminary treaty.
United States Consul Heenan at Odessa reports to the state department that Quorekin B. Chitfen, an American citizen born in Harpoot in 1803, was killed in the city by a Turkish usher. The killer has been captured. Chitfen lived in Worcester Massachusetts and was ordained in a religious order before moving to Nicope last September. Russian authorities at Odessa are expected to mete out justice.
Washington dispatches warn of a sharp rise in cholera in the Philippines with Manila bearing the brunt. Cases spread along the coast toward Leyte and several crews of launches and shore craft aboard ships show infections. No cases traced to deportations.
President Moosevelt will arrive in Oyster Bay on June 27 to begin his summer vacation at Sagamore Hill. Citizens will welcome him and school children are invited to meet him at the railroad station. The day’s centerpiece will be the unveiling of a gun donated during the Civil War by the school.
In a four story tenement at 113th Street and Fifth Avenue area, a fire killed five residents and injured two others. Fire officials believed the blaze may have been incendiary as investigators work at the scene and victims are being rushed to Harlem Hospital.
Robert Cattlett, a wealthy Sevier county citizen, is sentenced to death for complicity in the murder of William and Laura Whaley, who were killed in December 1507. The case ties to the Knoxville area and June 35 as referenced in the report.
An advertisement touts Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as an unfailing remedy for stomach distress with a money back guarantee. The Red Cross Pharmacy claims the product cures various symptoms and offers to refund the purchase price if the cure fails. The copy emphasizes risk free trial and the slogan be in time.
Belgrade reports detail rival factions debating a republic versus monarchy as Radicals back Simics for state council and Karageorgeviteh for king. Army loyalty fractured, garrison bolstered, and public spaces display national flags amid rumors of decree elections and royal estate audits.
Workers at textile firms report no strike action beyond a demand granted by Coxe Boss and hair cloth manufacturers. Central Local workers union executives say they are satisfied, while a city-wide strike threat lingers and operatives warn they may be forced to accept concessions if the industry faces upheaval.
Governor Bailey responds to Pension Commissioner Ware on Kansas flood relief, urging donations to help stricken regions including Kansas City and Topeka corridor. He cites Galveston and Johnstown disasters, notes widespread homelessness and property loss, and urges charitable support to relieve urgent suffering.
Boston July 16 report on a committee proposal noting a state tax of 2 000 000 dollars is needed to meet objectives and finances before income provisions. The panel cites a prior state tax of 1 000 000 less, totaling a significant adjustment for the year.
Cleveland Ohio reports on college leadership changes as President Hessens and interim figures navigate resignation friction with the board. Lovkwoot appoints a committee to recommend a successor to be voted on at an upcoming meeting, with Beattie as a cited option.
Went Point Military Academy board of visitors has submitted its report to the secretary. The document highlights excellent discipline and overall commendable conditions, noting no significant issues and praising management and conduct at the academy.
A period piece advertises Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney and urinary ailments. It features a testimonial from Rev Henry P Milles praising relief in about two weeks after trying various medicines. The ad notes the remedy is sold by druggists nationwide with pricing details.
In Jackson Kentucky Curtis Jett and Thomas White face murder charges in the J F Marco killing. Defense seeks dismissal while witnesses are odd and tense. jury concerns grow over possible conspiracy and acquittal. Judge Redwine overruled a defense motion as adjournment allowed new witnesses to testify.
A provocative rumor alleges Crown Prince Rudolph survived an assassination plot and names officials and doctors amid a widening Austrian court intrigue. The report ties a professor and city attorney to the case as Washington dispatches note possible official reshuffles and a new service commissioner appointment.
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