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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1903
Page
2
The ad denounces Get-Well-Quick kidney cures and promotes Kidney-Wort Tablets as a superior, alcohol free remedy. It claims the product cures kidney ailments by targeting the kidneys and urinary system, includes testimonials, and advises quick use for symptoms like back pain, fatigue, and urinary irregularities.
Cable from London relay claims Moralne Leader reports an assassination attempt on Ayiesian Huter at Tearskoe Selo just before departure of the oxen. No confirmation yet. Warsaw and New Peterbow figures note heightened security and rumored military outfits involved.
A cryptic incident described as a murder attempt near Geneseo involving a disturbance at kennels and a gunshot wound to an arm. An intruder fled into darkness after the confrontation as bystanders noted a rear sleeve and odd markings. The report emphasizes confusion and a serious injury.
A treaty between the republic and the United States was sent to the president by Postal and General Pakoo. The document was signed by President Payne and forwarded to the State Department for Secretary Hay to sign.
The article notes the difference between Spring and Winter Wheat flours is often unknown. Flour remains the most used kitchen staple though many lack knowledge about it. Pillsbury's Best, the standard flour of the world, is made from Hard Spring Wheat and sold by grocers everywhere.
In a special Seawansea Cup race on Long Island Sound the Reliance held off the Constitution and the Columbia to defend the America's Cup. The Reliance finished twenty-three and a half miles in under three hours, with the Constitution and Columbia close behind. spectators noted skillful windward work by the Columbia and mixed wind conditions throughout the race. Colonel J. D. Nest and Sir Thomas Lipton watched, with Lipton optimistic about future efforts.
The Vest Lullt defends in seatabe hake cup for small yachts, with Choadine Defender showing marvelously steady performance in light screens. Sle fins did well in heavier waters, and it seems likely she will be chosen as the defender.
Four robbers who attempted to raid the Cen ter Hall bank were captured in Seven mountains after one was badly wounded. Sheriff Taylor and deputies tracked the gang to an old stable. The command to surrender met a volley from the robbers. Deputies fired back and the men surrendered. one burglar, Showalter, shot through the neck, said to live in Winconaln.
Indianapolis reports Tod Jones Beau Hel Olifeld of Dayren broke multiple automobile world records in one to five mile events on an elliptical track. He set times around 50.2 seconds for fifty yards equating to dramatic speed, shaving roughly 23.85 seconds off a prior record held by Winton. He drove his car the Red Devi, reportedly designed by himself.
Tangier dispatch says Senhays and Ergun Kabytes defeated the sultan's army with about 1,000 troops routed. The correspondent notes the pretender to the throne remains uncertain and his supporters claim gains from the victory.
A marine aquarium touted as the largest and best stocked in the world sits near the old moat of the abandoned Fort Jefferson on Gordon Key in the Dry Tortugas, highlighting a notable coastal attraction.
The article discusses legal and financial disputes over ship ownership and government claims involving the Trigg company and the Galveston cruiser. Judge Waddill upholds non retroactive bankruptcy amendments, affecting receiverships and potential impacts on the Galveston case. Proceedings move toward court action in Richmond and Chattanooga, clarifying title and government interests.
A severe storm triggered a dynamite blast at a new mine near Senecaville, Ohio, killing six carpenters and injuring numerous others as buildings and the shaft were damaged. A separate blast at Baton Coal and Coke in Blowsburg, NM, killed five men, believed caused by damp conditions.
In Nyborg Denmark aboard the United States European squadron a memorial march followed a sailor death by jumping overboard. Eighty officers and a band landed the body as Danish and American officials and foreign consuls attended the funeral. Flags over the town were half mast and the ceremony included a tribute by both Danish and American authorities.
Fred Brasseur of Haverhill was captured after weeks of police pursuit. He confessed to setting six mysterious fires blamed for over 20 000 in losses. Brasseur stated his motive was to see the effects unfold.
In Linton Indiana June 2 600 striking miners from Island Coal company mine fields stage to return to work to compete with ultimatums from President John Mitchell The health of President Mitchell tied to duties in the east prevents attendance at the Mitchell day celebration in Win slow Wisconsin county for the militia at a June affair.
June 22 robbers blew open the Oakley State Bank and caused a wreck. The forceful break in left the bank vault and surroundings damaged. authorities report losses around $1,000. Suspects are sought as the incident stuns the local community.
Palry sees warmer temperatures with fresh variable winds shifting across the region. The forecast calls for mild conditions today and tonight with light payout of breezes near the coast and no significant precipitation expected.
A garbled article describes warnings about Dyspepsia Tablets Rexall as a cure, with varied health claims and a note on President King Peter and Servian events. It covers U S and British responses to Serbian turmoil, with mentions of ministers Kallevics and Jackson and Belgrade travel plans.
Washington reports ongoing investigations into the money order bureau and the dead letter office with no charges yet filed. Competing bidders for the printing contract face briefs to the department, while Postmaster General Mayne considers a reopening appeal by Superintendent Metcalf. A final report to President Roosevelt is expected, possibly public with comments. Prosecutions in related cases are described as unlikely, as further hearings occur.
The Liberty Bell has arrived from Boston and was escorted by Philadelphia city cavalry, the second regiment of the Pennsylvania National Guard, and a committee of concerned men from Independence Hall. In Santo Domingo Italy’s minister presented claims against the government. An Italian warship arrived from Puerto Rico as presidential elections begin and remain quiet.
June 22 reports the death of Herbert Vaughn, the Cardinal of Westminster and highest Roman Catholic dignitary in Great Britain, after service and carding duties in London.
A dispatch from Madrid reports the approach of King Alfonso to Cartagena will be marked by notable naval honors from combined Mediterranean squadrons of France Italy Britain and Portugal. The French squadron has orders to proceed to Cartagena.
Alleged dynamiters Aries Rockouter SN June Bum Mack and Edward Ready of Rochester were arrested on suspicion of involvement in the post office safe explosion last Friday morning in Charlotte.
McNeal charges extravagance and mismanagement at United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company. He alleges stock exploitation, inflated assets, and domination by Samuel Thomas and George Hayes since 1901. Plant operations at multiple sites accused of overpricing and circulars claiming a near $1 million surplus deemed false. Hayes counters that the suit is a vendetta by a former director, asserting the company is solvent.
In Tockson Kentucky on June 22 tensions rise as grand jury foreman reports threats against Jett and White. Soldiers guard homes including Haddicks and witnesses Joy Crawford Tharpe and Hargis Bros on Ewen hotel block amid talk of prosecutions for perjury and bribery. Judge Redwine may call a special term if Irvine and Levestottes are moved toward further action.
Captain Ewen reports in Breathitt County that warnings to exile witness from Jackson were given and he would heed them. The planned delivery by Captain Ewer was canceled due to danger from men heading to Lexington from Jackson.
A June report from Portsmouth describes a violent incident eighteen miles from Lorn where John Brown was shot and killed instantly. His father Print Brown was fatally wounded as John Short allegedly struck Brown with a hatchet and then stabbed the older Brown.
A fire at the Barry Lawher company plant in Opp, thirty miles west of Atala Getorn, wiped out the entire sdar plant and four kilns. The blaze also destroyed a glilan feet of lumber, several cars and three dwellings near the plant. Loss is estimated at 125000 dollars with minimal insurance.
A reader note states that a member of the team of J. P. Morgan & Co viewed a statement denying that the International Mercantile Marine would reorganize and that the report’s claim is absolutely untrue. The June statement is referenced as part of the tempersed reaction to the topic.
In St Bienne France on June 22 a Capuchin appearance in the police court sparked serious rioting between Catholics and socialists. The clashes broke out in the streets, with several people reported wounded as night fighting continued.
Caracas June 22 The Venezuelan government paid Germany the amount due this month under the protocol, in partial liquidation of the claims Venezuela owes to Germany.
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