Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-10-18
FRIDAY,

oWlSS WCrkinen naIlCnai commit
tee orders general strike in support
OF the Geneva street car employees.
Miss Munroe, nurse, found dazed
In the streets OF Boston, dies at the
City hospital.
National encampment G. A. Il.
elects Gen. r. j. Stewart Of Pennsyl.
vania commander-in-chief and Col.
William M. Olin of Massachuse,t IS
senior vice.C .Commander-in in CHIEF.
The ship combine completes ar
Antwerp and to Manchester.
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw
reticent on bank reserves and coal
strike.
Canal negotiations with Colombia
may suffer through our. attitude on
the isthmus.
Priest at Warrington. w. Va, dies
from drinking poisoned mineral wa
ter.
Cuba becoming Indifferent. to
friendly commercial relations with
us.
Shhi iSo VI i Oil, thS tWySl,
mated fer governors council to op-
pose Mcnamara.
Naval court of inquiry to investi.
gate delay in repairing The cruiser
Boston.
Miss Fisher, government print
ing Office employee at Washington, is
shot dead by jealous man.
The Ancients arrive home after an
enjoyable trip to Cleveland
The Massachusetts State Firemen's
association will hold it's annual ses.
sion in Boston next week.
Control of Reading railroad is said
to be in the hands OF the Pennsyl.
vania.
Hughes, the steamship steward
who shot his friend, acquitted by
Judge Dewey.
SATURDAY, Oct. II, 1902.
Several Lake Superior copper min
Ing companies levy assessments.
Business outlook encouraging. de.
spite coal strike.
Monthly report of the statistician
oA sAC uSPoi sAAChI VI
Special examinations for entrance to
naval academy to be held Nov. ~.
Rear Admiral Casey seeks to end
the civil war on the isthmus.
Mrs. Haubens, member of a prom
fnent family in Omaha, kills her two
sons and herself.
Christian Endeavorers of New Eng
land are to meet in Boston next week.
National encampment, G. A. R.. aj-
journs; San Francisco to be next
meeting place.
Trouble is brewing among the poll
tical leaders of Canada.
Twenty eight deaths occurred on the
transport Sherman between Manila
and San Francisco.
Herbert E. Holbrook found guilty of
numbering his wife at Wilton, Me.
venezuela greatly excited over
raising of British flag over Patos.
William ID. Caldwell, prominent cot
ton mill agent. dead at Nashua, N. H.
Admiral Dewey complains of delays
In getting ships ready for the new
war game.
An extraordinary rumor is current
in Paris that private negotiations are
proceeding between Russia and Tur-
key toward an agreement to close
the Dardanelles to all but Russian
WarshipS.
Several leaders of the Geneva strike,
who are also Anarchists, have been
arrested, and numerous undesirable
foreigners have been expelled.
John w. Meadows, a qualified den
tist of Philadelphia, has been fined
$50 and expelled from Austria, under
an old law which prohibits foreigners
from practicing dentistry in Austria.
The landowners convention at Dub
lin, by a vote of II to IA, refused to
adopt resolution proposed by the
Earl of Mayo in favor of conference
between landowners and tenants to
discuss proposals to transfer owner
ship to tenants.
Burglars robbed the safe in Henry
Weleh's store last night at Downing.
ton, Mich. of $4,000.
The Western Union and Postal mes
senger boys struck at Cincinnati, O.,
for an increase Of SO month.
Leroy NJ Gould, well known news
paper man, resident of Lakeport, N.
H., is missing. He is the owner of
the steamer Paugus, and went across
Lake Winnipiseogee to Melvin. The
steamer was found stranded upon a
ledge near Melvin, empty, and no
trace. of Gould can be found.
]. P. Farrell, Nationalist member Of
the house of commons for the north
division of Longford, has been con-
victed of intimidation and sentenced
to two months Imprisonment at hard
labor, and to an additional three
months In default Of bail for good be-
havior.
The schooner Gladstone, Capt. Eli
Mckay, arrived at Provincetown from
Grand Banks salt cod fishing trip,
bringing full cargo. The Gladstone
found fish scarce throughout the pres
ent season, and much time was con-
sumed In making passages between
the various banks In search of schools.
MONDAY, Oct. 10, 1902.
Arcade Frazier. a Lynn girl, fatally
burned by lamp explosion.
An alliance is reported between the
st. Paul and the Hartman lines of
railroad. ....
John H. O'Connor of South Boston
fatally hurt by fall on Eastern avenue.
William Wolff, aged Is, armed like
pirate, is arrested for burglary in Bos-
ton.
Molineux begins second battle for
life today.
1t Is reported that Russell Sage has
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