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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1904
Page
3
Rates west via the Nickel Plate Reed listed with Speetal one way Colonist tickets to points throughout Wert and Southweet on sale monthly through April 1904. For travel this winter, contact local agents or write L P Burgess N EP A Bos Subscribe for the Reformer.
President Roosevelt delivers a comprehensive message to Congress on Panama affairs, defending U.S. actions and treaty aims while arguing for continued transit open by the United States. He emphasizes three reasons for recognizing new states, cites the Isthmian canal project, and defends marines intervention, urging ratification of the treaty to avoid upheaval and preserve stability.
Reports from St. Petersburg describe harsh treatment of Macedonian prisoners exiled to Asia Minor. Prisoners face cold, cholera risks, and brutal supervision while authorities push far-flung exile, with limited relief or protection.
A shaky report from Washington states American Marines have concluded actions in Seoul and Ching to protect interests. Government officials indicate mounting concern over rapid drift toward increased risk in the region, with Hagland showing general approval of current measures as the situation remains tense and uncertain.
A Detroit woman Mrs Gartha Gannon reports relief from female weakness and painful symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes rapid improvement within six weeks and urges other women to try the remedy as a red letter day in her life. The ad asserts many similar letters proving virtue of the medicine and notes large numbers published.
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company offers telephone service in rural districts at very low rates and provides information about this service. Contact for details and address delivery.
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