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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1891
Page
4
A sprawling colonial and domestic political digest covers Britain, East Africa actions, Kansas tax policy, Vermont inheritance tax talk, and tariff battles. It reports on consolidations in oatmeal and rubber sectors, Behring Sea talks, Belgian and Belgian royal reforms, and a rising third party movement with a nationwide outlook.
The New York Times notes Michigan wool prices will be lower this year than last, with 18th century quotes cited and a June 10 season opener anticipated. It cites tariff politics, farm protests, and educational efforts by Patrons of Industry and the Alliance as shaping farmer views, plus notes on sugar taxes and broader economic worries across the West. The report also mentions political figures, trains, and fiscal concerns in a wide panorama.
New Orleans grand jury returns indictments for jury bribery connected to Italian Wes Haa se and Detective O Malley associate H O West tied to a Greenfield family wealth. Salt Lake tab reports a forged check money theft case. Topeka sees Mrs Uptegraff burn herself and three children after poverty. A strange autopsy reveals a honeycomb bone plate in Rev Dr Fitts skull. New York acquits Litt le Pasqualina Robert telio who shot her lover after he refused to marry her. Corinth farmer George Cooke dies of apoplexy. he left a fortune and long civic service including town clerk and postmaster roles.
Fragmented clippings note debts from wedding gifts cited by the Prince of Wales and mention broad sympathy worldwide. Also referenced are a mocked church power drop and a Mayflower era set of medical forceps owned by W. Leonard of Winball, with commentary on value and historical ties. Leah Kittell sells his Star Ethan Morgan mare for $1,000 amid varied notes.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims cure through blood and mucous membranes and offers $100 for any case it cannot cure. The message directs readers to send for testimonials and lists Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as manufacturers with local druggists.
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