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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
2
The Brattleboro Star-Union reports on milk quality testing and state health goals. Officials urge cooperation among dairy dealers and towns to raise standards and protect vulnerable consumers. The piece connects milk safety to broader public policy including health and penal reform debates.
Rattleboro July 6 1900 editorials urge Vermont Republicans to embrace a fusion with Independent and Democratic forces. The piece defends the movement as a temporary, principled coalition against party ring power, praising Clement and reform platforms while warning against coercion by party leaders. It notes past vote counts and argues the public must act with courage to secure state reforms and license-law support.
The piece lauds President Roosevelt for his strenuous efforts during the recent congressional session. It highlights landmark laws like railroad rate reform,Pure Food, Prohibition, and other measures as evidence of substantial, constructive labor. Newspapers express gratitude for a productive session and discuss political reactions.
A late Washington adjournment faced delays due to clerical errors and misprints in the final printing of key appropriations. The omnibus bill saw adjustments after a printing error concealed a $4,000,000 public works item, with investigators examining the public printing and the delay’s impact on House and Senate proceedings.
Fragmented copy reports The Meddler disordered discussion on nominating processes for county and party figures, survey work for Morningsite cemetery, and local civic issues. It mentions Barber’s bid, the convention dynamics, and town recreation plans amid weather and economic notes.
At the Franklin convention on Saturday, Democrats debated who deserved higher praise Roosevelt or the Democrats who backed him. The event highlighted Roosevelt's leadership and the party's unified support, with speakers stressing the president's prominence in the party's future.
Reports recount Adelbert Martin escaping from a criminal ward at Waterbury on a Monday afternoon. He evaded guards, ran through streets and hills, sought refuge with trusted ward companions, and aimed for Canada, with officers uncertain of his destination. Martin had a prior burglary conviction and faced multiple indictments. a grand jury had charged him in an attempted rape case. He was returned to the hospital and later Windsor, then Waterbury, with officials noting he would not join the staff and would be kept under watch.
The infant Dwight, 19 months, son of Mr and Mrs Olin Mrualoy of Bethel, was struck by a northbound express Friday afternoon and died. The child wandered away from home about 20 miles from Bethel and played in the trackway as a train approached. The engine and car derailed a short distance, injuring passengers. a brakeman signaled and a freight followed shortly after to prevent another collision. The mother, hearing the tragedy, cried out for her child as bystanders aided the injured.
A Brattleboro resident recounts lasting relief from kidney troubles after using Doan's Kidney Pills. George T. Newton of 3 Prest Street states his faith remains strong seven years after his initial public endorsement and cites prompt relief during recurrences. Sold by Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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