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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1903
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr Pettingill’s Kidney-Wort as a alcohol free, safe cure for kidney and urinary diseases. It claims positive results from test-tube and microscopic trials, noting benefits for backache rheumatism and other urinary symptoms, and asserts hundreds of cures without alcohol.
A Vermont court petition by Walter F Cassity and others seeks enforcement of a 19th century land deed in Windsor County. The document details property bounds, mortgage terms, and a forthcoming hearing, naming Cassidy, Walter F and others, with notices to appear and answer in the Windham Court.
A chaotic dispatch reports Port de Paix destroyed by fire, San Antonio flooded, Mexico volcano eruptions intensifying, and widespread tremors. It notes railway tunnels in Pennsylvania, New York flood losses, and political shifts in Washington and abroad, including court decisions, strikes, and rising public health alerts.
An overview of mounting military prep in South Russia and China, famine in northern Faisan, a famine in Japan, and turmoil in Europe. Reports cite Turkish and Bulgarian clashes near Macedonia, Greek and Albanian tensions, Russian consular murders, and protests over consular hostility. A Galway election results dispute centers on Col Lynch, amid revolutionary echoes in China and fears of uprisings.
The item reports on rapid cold remedies and the public response with relief efforts. It notes intervention by high authorities for famine relief, and outlines major public works including a large railroad project and other improvements. It mentions a bank capital and loans for peasants, plus an American fund for Finnish relief led by Louis Kinpech of New York.
Rome celebrated the corona anniversary as the pope rode in a ceremonial procession from sunrise to a vast congregation. Bells rang from St Peter’s and other churches while dignitaries including four cardinals accompanied the pontiff on the basilica route. About THON people attended with 1,000 Amarizats present and royal figures such as Crown Prince and Princess Victoria of Sweden and Norway and Prince Maxmilian of Saxony in attendance.
The Nickel Plate Road introduces a tri weekly tourist car service leaving Boston on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 1 am via B M and W SB. The standard of service will be maintained. Colonists tickets available with superior comfort at low rates. Agents: LB Hutaves, No EL PL Washington St Westville. Send him a card for details. Great excitement in New York cotton market as Panic conditions recall the famous corner. March and May cotton declined 4 and 27 points. Daniel J Sully and Theodore J Price contest for supremacy. loss reported over half a million.
A senate protest asserts Senator-elect Reed Smoot of Utah belongs to an oath bound group and swore to avenge the deaths of Joseph and Hiram Smith in Carthage. The document, presented Monday, labels Smoot a member of the organization and alleges ties to the Mormon leadership.
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