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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
2
Vermont opinion pages publish editorials and letters debating Theodore Roosevelt's renomination, P W Clement as governor candidate, and party loyalty. The writers critique reformist rhetoric, discuss national politics, and urge adherence to party principles while touching on Vermont's public welfare and meat industry shifts.
The Windham county race for state attorney pits H. Barber against F. Barbier with emphasis on length of legal practice. Bacon leads with service and education, while opponents press the established precedent favoring the veteran practitioner over a newer partner. Public lawyers Stowe, Gibson and Hooker support Barber.
Washington report highlights Springfield Republican coverage of hearings on the Beveridge amendment. Chicago packer rep Thoms E. Wilson testifies against the amendment while proposing changes, aiming to shift the bill. Haskins of Vermont and Henry of Connecticut back the Beveridge principle, with others potentially aligning. The debate centers on meat inspection costs, public health, and consumer protection.
The Montpelier Argos notes factional debate as supporters of Clement push reform through a fusion with independents and Democrats. It discusses legislative strategy, party alignment, and the governor’s limits while Supreme Court rulings critique campaign finance.
An editorial from the Vermont Phoenix and mirrored in the Wilmington paper urges publishers to run notices promoting latent medicines claiming narcotic and alcohol content should be avoided. The piece argues for cheaper, safer remedies and references political figures like Clarke Fitts as a capable attorney general candidate, praising his work over the past years.
Vermonters across political lines rally for the health and recovery of Senator Reddell Proctor. The community hopes years of service and vitality return, enabling continued usefulness to the country.
The article details senate amendments to a living statehood referendum proposal linked to Arizona and New Mexico, with references to Foraker and Bailey. It covers committee votes, expected committee and senate actions, and implications for the November elections and potential state status in the southwest.
A lengthy meeting at the Deaies bwee Munscing' erealng discussed education, teacher standards, funding, and the role of women in schools. Principal Dave Smith presented, with Colonel C A Miles and others debating protocols, teacher training, and the need for firmer school improvements.
A chaotic report describes a New York to Troy incident on Friday involving Senator Proctor Til and Senator Medfeld Broctor. A passenger named Abe Georgne Cliffland dies after a medical event on board, with chaotic accounts of alibis and motives among workers and possible threats.
Brattleboro citizen John Tarsin reports relief from backache, kidney pain, and dizziness after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He bought a box via Dr. H. Molen, noting improved sleep and overall health. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn in Buffalo is the U S agent.
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