St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-05-28
nan sent to workhouse for 90 days for

relief prospects still very uncertain
| Vatican may not receive the Taft COM
mission-House plans to take up cable
and irrigation bills-British courts
martial executed 81 Beers up to Dec.
31-Secret service men raid counter
feiting plant near New York--Goods
of Porto Rican origin held abroad can
be imported free Of duty-Reported
senate compromise on 20 percent for
five years in Cuba's case-NeW
Orleans federal court assesses DAM
ages against British transports
British army reforms urged-Presi-
dent Loubet at st. Petersburg-Bad
condition of Turkish treasury-Eng-
land has renewed hope of peace
Bomb thrown during Havana celebra-
tion-England predicts early annexa-
tiOn of Cuba-Denmark extends treaty
for sale of islands-Ship merger Sc
cures England's food in war time
Denmark figuring on wireless telegraph
to Iceland--Cardina Martinelli says
America is his second country-ChiIl
and Argentina seem to be coming to
an greement-French government
considering evacuation Of Martinique
Situation in Hayti improving;
United States cruiser Topeka at Port au
Prince.
SATURDAY, MAY "a.
Every reason to believe that peace IN
South Africa is assured, though nothing
official is announced-John Cassidy
is dead as a result of knockout blow
at the Lenox Athletic club, Boston
Explosion at Fernie, B. c., kills more
than 100 men-Mormons emigrating
to Mexico-Ashes from Martinique
coming ashore at Pensacola, fla
Northeastern Iowa suffers severely
from loudburst-Clover, Va, al
most destroyed by fire; loss S2000 O0-
Palisades Park assured to New Jersey
women's clubs-Lawyers fees in Fair
will contest reach nearly $2,O00,O00--
Chicago women blacklist well-known
books for children-All is quiet in the
coal regions; no move for settle nent
of strike-Two killed and many in
jured in a trolley wreck near Easton,
, Pa-Senator Tillman SCOTS at criti-
l cism in a speech in South Carolina
Indiana silver Democrats want Bryan
endorsed but state committee rejects
Z their demand-American birthrate
falling-Counterfei gang broken
up in Chicago Educational test like
ly to be enacted in immigration bill
SnOnnnVc M 111n mis- i
bility on the president-United States
; oppose eXacting Chinese indemnity at
shifting rates of exchange-Germans
!. offer millions for Chinese opium mon
- opoly-Roumanian Jews plan emigra-
y ton to United States-India may put
\ a counteryailing duty on bountied
- sugar-BeIgian diplomat confirms re-
port that Japan seeks loan here-EX-
odus from Martinique continues.
. though pelee is less menacing-Pres-
ident Loubet's Russian visit ends with
). mutual toasts to the allied navies-
Proposed release of Americans in Gu
. ban prisons does not aid Rathbone and
!. Nicely.
SUNDAY, MAY %.
- President may speak in fall cam
t. paigns in Vermont and New EIamp
e shire-The Jacksonian club of Ne
It braska passes into control of the golC
- element-United Miners order genera
E. strike in Virginia and West Virginia
Consolidated road freight handlers
at New London pier to strike--Sensa
tional attack on Hanna by the CORE
,e spending secretary of the Baptist Home
9r Mission society in st. Paul-Beef trus
)r managers feeling the effects of injunc
IS ton; riots in New York-BOston'
- oldest resident, Mrs. Nancy Washing
If ton, dies at age of 107 years--Deatl
5, at Washington Of Lord Pauncefote
i'd British bassador-Two jockey
a. hurt and two horses ruined at TIL
to GraveSend race track-Deputy Sheriff
ce Plummer of Portland, Me, arrested o.
as charge of taking bribes-Rural fire
- delivery route to be started on LAX
ne Winnipiseogee June 2-Columbi
l., freshmen win their boat race with tn
Id Yale freshmen eight-WeId crew o
s. Harvard beats Annapolis naval cade
II crew in a close race-New Englan
d, Womans club celebrates S3rd birthda
or of Julia Ward Howe.
Mt MONDAY, MAY 20
.. Two big schOoners, Frank A. Paine
~. and Arthur Seitz, ashore near VIM
~, yard Haven; both may go to pieces
wv Verdict acquitting Major Waller an
~ Lieutenant Day for killing natives
az Samar disapproved by General Chaffe
- Lawrence, Mass, iron moulders wi
u, their strike-Funera of Lord Paunc
~. fote at Washington to be state affa
- Sufficient supplies in Martinique
We feed everyone in need for four lnontl
~ President Loubet Of France visit
~ King Christian at Copenhagen
~ Strike in Augusta Ga, cotton mil
NJ broken and lockout declared Off
&C. Rev. P. J. Garrigan consecrated bishc
~. Of Sioux City, Ia-London anxioIsl
nr awaiting peace news from South Afrit
Body Of Annie Clarke, the actres
nm cremated at Boston-Most Noble O
49,, der Of the Garter conferred upon Dull
~ Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dist lrbanct
inc in many Russian provinces.
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