News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-24
THE WEEKS NEWS.
WEDNESDAY. JUI.Y17.


by rain-Strike reported on Lake creek
I'M the Klondke--Trans-M
congress opens at Cripple Creek-SiX
| thousand iron trades men still on a
strike in San Francisco-A large num-
Der of MeXicans and negroes killed in
a Texas race war-Jacob Dold & Sons
packing house at Wichita, Kan, burned;
loss, $3.50. 000-Strike of stationary
firemen in the Pennsylvania coal dis
! trict begins7-EX-Senato Hill says the
| Ohio platform is a step in the right d.
| Observation-Disclosures of fire engine
manufacturers, formed under the name
Of the International Fire Engine com
pany, capitalized at ,000.000-Fall
River, Mass, cotton manufacturers APP
point a committee to consider suggeS-
tons as to reorganization of selling pool
General Gebarro and 20 men sur
render in Albay province, Luzon--
| Armor plants of the Carnegie and Beth
| lehcm companies to be enlarged--Gen-
eral Funston may resign from the army
and engage in commercial pursuits
| Insuperable obstacles to a European
trade league against the United States
seem to have arisen--A woman at.
tempts to kill the French minister of
public works, but the shot from a re-
volver missed its mark.
THURSDAY, JULY IS.
Wind and lightning do much damage
in various sections of New England
Head ON Michael Cragin, a policeman Of
South Berwick, Me-, pounded to Jelly;
authorities stigating-Death of
General Daniel Buttericld at Cold
Springs, N. Y--Boston carpenters vic
tory complete; all now working but
eight hours day, without reduced pay
Lack of funds forces Milwaukee ma
chiniSts to return to wOrk-Mayor
Johnson, replying to Bryan, says the lat
ter is mot up to date'---Boom for ex-
Senator j. d. Cameron for governor
of sylvania-Straws in Illinois
indicate that Dawes is gaining in sena-
toral race---Robert S. FoSburg pleads
not guilty Of maDslaughter at Pittsfield
MasS-Virgina finds it difficult to dis
franchise negroes without including
whites--All leading Democrats in Ohio
! deny connection with the Bryan move
ment-PrOfesSOr Barnard says the
| Sumatra expeditions We're failures in
q great measure-Two men and six
girls sent to jail for interfering with en-
| ployes Of mills in Paterson. \. j
Navy board of construction divided on
turrets for new battleshipS--Acute
stage of the European tariff dispute
with the United States believed to be
passed-Final evacuation of Pekin set
for Aug. baldwin expedition sails
from TrOmsoe-Germany considering
rigid educational laws-Profit-shari
canteen advocated for British army
British losses for June were 1919 men,
making 50, 921 since the Boer war began.
of which 20.41S are permanent losses~s
FRIDAY, JULY 10.
Opening of Fosburg trial at Pittsfield
| Mass; prosecution to have defendants
brother and sister testify-Stallion
Cresceus breaks worlds record by max
ing mile in 2:05 flat--COrOner'S jury
investigating violent death of Mi
chael Cragin at South Berwick. Me
Board of government of the Massa-
chusetts Charitable Mechanics asso-
citation deems it advisable to discontinue
its triennial exhibitions No sign of Il
steel strike settlement--Sharpq quar-
antine in Honolulu against plague
| Epworth League convention opens at
| San FranciSco-Bed of Missouri river
moving near South Leavenworth-
Lorllard will admitted to probate with
out positi0n-Steamer Northwestern
arrives at Chicago from Hamburg
Hawaiian home rulers oppose annexa-
ton to California; Chicago cuts sal
aries to meet municipal financial strin-
gency--Little change in Stationary
Firemen's strike in Pennsylvania
Miss Mary p. Anderson of Portland
designated to christen the battleship
Maine-Fire in Danvers. Mass, in
sane asylum causes loss of $4,000; no
trouble among the inmates-Stcam-
ships for the Yukon delayed by vast ice
foes, and the people at st. Michael suf-
fer from lack of Agree.
lment on indemnity in China likely to
| u0 ltdNlltu 'SuOl ltllOW lever OH
French steamship st. Simon, ut San
Juan, p. R-Settlement Of the religious
problem in the Philippines seems near
--Italy's note relative to the sugar
controversy received at Washington
Lord Pauncefote believed to be pay.
ing the way for England to accept ac-
ton of United States senate on canal
--7-Maclay's History of the Navy" may
be excluded as n text book from the
academy; criticism of Schley considered
. intemperate-The Danish ministry re
signs-Honduras discussing an Ameri
can rotectorate--COuntT olstoi's con
dition reported much improved Ear
Russell sentenced to three months i'm
prisonment for bigamy-Hberal i'm
perialists, puzzled by Rosebery's posi-
, ton, are anxious for him TO come GU
, and lead the party.
> SATURDAY, JULY 20.
r Discolored night dress of May Eos
, burg shown in court at the trial of heI
> brother, on charge Of manslaughter--
2 Frederick Eastwood, who murdered
= Franklin Fem at Middlebury. VT. sen
Q fenced to be hanged for the Grim
/. Report Of business done in Bostol
Q postollicc in year ending June 80 Show
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