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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
3
A fragmented account describes warnings about kidney issues and sediment in urine, plus a visit to a drugstore on Green Street. The narrator recalls a line crossing and a patient’s distress, mentioning a box from Melvin drug store and a sergeant or agent from the United Nations era context.
A Brattleboro political gathering directed delegates to state and district Democratic conventions amid sharp debate and lively oratory. The meeting, chaired by Moran with secretary Austin, Jr., elected delegates and alternates, chose county and town committee members, and debated fusion versus a straight Democratic ticket before adjourning.
The Brattleboro Prudential Committee and high school staff clash over Colonel William Austine’s bequest to fund a permanent scholarship. The trust would pay the graduating best scholar yearly, selected by teachers, from the Brattleboro High School on Linton Street. Officials worry the present form may harm student interests, and seek modification with heirs’ consent to avoid undermining the school.
In a sprawling Keystone era summary, indictments recount rebates schemes across rail and ship lines with penalties from forty thousand to several hundred thousand dollars. Separate items note Vermont university gifts, Panama Canal progress thunderously hailed, and a Vermont botanist voyage returning with new species for Harvard. A Manchester man dies of inflammation of the brain, while a curious subway scene in New York features a dog and nearby gossip.
A garbled rundown of 1908 Democratic prospects with mentions of Bryan Carter Harrison Roosevelt and Wilson figures. The text notes conventions in Midwest and South about endorsements for Bryan and opposition to certain candidates, with various names and places scattered and unclear.
A Burlington event marked the cornerstone laying for Morrill Malt at the University of Vermont’s agricultural college site on March hail Marehail Street. Speakers included officials from the Green Mountain company and state education leaders, with remarks on agricultural progress and the college’s evolving role over recent years.
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