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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1908
Page
3
Haddock and sea trout offered by Fulton Fish and Meat Market with fresh selections priced for daily sale. Local availability highlighted, inviting shoppers to visit for seafood options.
A scan of June 15 historical notes highlights Magna Charta signing in 1215, Washington’s 1775 command, 1871 Commodore Tattnall’s death, 1900 Pekin edict barring foreign troops, and 1907 The Hague peace congress. Also notes astronomical events and political commentary on Ohio and Maryland platforms, Harrison’s vice presidency prospects, and robust crop outlooks for cotton, wheat, and hay with large yields anticipated despite late corn progress.
The late yield proved exceptionally heavy and farmers anticipate strong profits as high prices and scarce surplus support a sustained favorable outlook in the west, contrasting with a subdued eastern mood.
A collection of editorial snippets and notices from various papers discusses political forecasts for Taft and party optimism, scrutiny of Senator Bulkeley, and local concerns over women teachers marrying while employed. It notes crop prospects for bumper yields and improved grain movement, with remarks on labor and public sentiment across several states.
A local note describes Wednesday as circus day for a boy and his brother with Barnum & Bailey, highlighting unloading precision, parade spectacle, and family viewing. Two matinee and evening shows are scheduled with doors opening earlier for seating and viewing the displays.
Building inspectors issued eight permits totaling 27700 as plans roll out from architects for a string of projects in Waterbury and nearby towns. C Jerome Batley, Griggs & Hunt, Freney & Jackson, and others unveil houses, stores, tenement blocks, and a new bank addition.
Melbert B Cary of Connecticut rises as a possible vice presidential candidate for the Democratic ticket as western leaders are seen to head the ticket and an eastern running mate is urged. Cary, born July 23 1852, has long been a familiar figure in Democratic circles and previously chaired the Connecticut Democratic State Central Committee after a long political career starting with Tilden support.
An advertisement urges readers to treat backache as a kidney problem not a muscle issue. It explains that cold, overwork or dietary excess can inflame kidneys and cause persistent ache. It warns that unchecked kidney trouble can lead to serious diseases and urges preventive care.
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