St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-11-02
NEWS SUMMARY
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WEDNESDAY. ocT 2e
movement or, foot in Buenos Ayre. 70
throw trade Of Spanish American corn
.r'es 10 Spain. as against the United
states and European markets. can ~
tain Charles Barr selected to sail IL
american cup defender-B topacco
company Incorporated, probably to fiebt
the trust-----House of an anti-saIoon
man Of Marquette, Mich, blown up WIKI
oynamite7Engineer of an express
train killed In the cab by a water crane
near susquehanna, Pa---Two carpen-
ters Killed In Walden. N. Y, by the fall
OF scaffold-D. B. Winton. a banL
president of Addison, N. Y. cut hi
throat while Respondent from III health
French cabinet resigned after the
chamber Of deputies had refused TO ma ss
motion of CONFIDENCE man
Killed and two injured fatally by the ex-
piosion OF boiler in West Marion. Ind
bank teller Of City Of Mexico robbed
by st. Louis negress of s6OOo-Man
Killed In New York by the explosion of a
Domb OF the fireworks sort during q
political meeting--Price of wire nails
reduced cents key by the manufac-
turers---W Works Of the Empire State
Rubber company, the postoffice and
other buildings burned in East Sau-
tucket l.. Louise Beaton, aged 16.
Killed her illegitimate child In South
Dover, N. Y, and a mountaineer. 60
years old, was arrested for rape and
urging the crime-Blizzard in parts of
Iowa, and snow In Illinois and Wis
consin-Two men shot by mob for
killing a woman in Edgefield county
s. C-Mark Watson Of New Bedford
drowned while fishing--Fifty cases Of
yellow fever in Monterey, Mex.
THURSDAY, OCT. 81.
A. F. Enos killed In factory in Had
dam, Conn.,, by being wound around a
shaft---Suicide by hanging of Levina
snort OF Bridgeport-Inquiry by Clara
Barton as to the presidents intentions
respecting. future distribution of relief
IN Cuba--Thomas Spencer a Fall
River weaver killed by runaway
-Caravan consisting of AZ persons and
100 horses overwhelmed by flood in
acedonia-Severa lburglaries in Luz
bee, Me-William Halves of Boston
killed by jumping from a train in Walt
ham-College in Ryan, 1. T., burned
General Rios offers to furnish 1000
armed Cubans to help Americans in
preserving order, asking only that they
be given rations; his proposition rejected
by General Wood-Bodyguar of de-
tectives with President Mckinley while
away from shington--Samuel WILL
Jams stabbed fatally in Boston by Jo-
seph Harper-Storm on Lake Mich
igan caused long list of disasters
Three men killed in rear-end collision
In Omaha, switch having been left
open--Edward Moore killed with a dirk
by a volunteer named Green near Man
chester-Michael Bartholemi wounded
his wife fatally and committed suicide
in Blackstone, Mass.
FRIDAY, OCT. 2S.
Five train robbers, sons of respectable
people. sentenced in st. Joseph, Mo-, to
10 years Imprisonment - Chicago
woman wounded MORALLY by Paul Vim
cent, who then committed suicide
Eight or 10 persons lost in Lake Ontario
near Sodus, N. Y, by the sinking of a
coal vessel-H. F. Gerriser given two
years for stealing from the treasury of
New Hampshire--Order to be issued
before Thanksgiving exempting 5000
places from the operation of the civil
service law-French consul in San
tiago protests against the exclusion of
destitute negroes from Hayti-Na-
thaniel Childs of Boston, press agent of
a theatrical company, killed himself In
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Buckley of Fitch
burg. Mass, IA years old, killed in South
Framingham in Jumping from a train
Il. ], Burrage of Leominster, Mass,
30 years Of age, hanged himself
Brockton strike declared off--Colonel
Waring Of New York, just back from
Havana, Ill with yellow fever-Five
Indians killed in Oregon in a fight with
whites, one Of whom was injured NOR
tally-Admiral Sampson asks that the
Vesuvius be sent to Havana-Unpaid
Spanish troops threaten trouble in Cuba
President Mckinley reviews victor
ious soldiers and sailors at Philadelphia
Heavy live stock movement reported
In the west-Chicago Democrats jub-
liant over results of registration
Trotter DiTectum sold to a New York
man for 30000--Chicago's lake front
battered from the effects of the storm
TEXAS railway commission and the
roads at war over freight rates-Sixty
postofilces established in Porto Rico
Skull of John Lynch fractured in Fox
boro, Mass. factory-H. C. Boyd OF
Marlboro, Mass, drowned in Rockport
Me-Charles Rodriguez, 2S years,
killed by falling from Boston building
Steps to be taken to remedy the
grievances of Minnesota Indians
Award of $10, 900 by chief justice Of Can
ada in the case of Victor H. McCord
against the government of Peru
Honolulu officially condemned as a place
for the encampment Of troops.
SATURDAY, OCT. 49,
Israel Luskin, 80 years, drank lauda-
mum in West Gloucester, Mass-Sui-
eide by hanging of G. H. Bushby of Pea
body, Mass-Three track walkers
killed near Larchmont, N. Y-Several
buildings burned in Rockland, Mass
Two 4-story buildings in Haverhill
burned at a loss of $50, 000--Grain store
house of Mckenzie & Winslow in Fall
River consumed-Escape of four pris-
oners from the Jail in Kingston, N.
Man and two children burned to
death In Sherman, Tex-James Adams
of Boston, 65 years old, killed by train
William Elliott of Lenora Wis,
killed his niece and shot himself
Ei,x tronners hurt In q collision of trains