St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-08-13
DIARY OF EVENTS.
TUESDAY, AUG. 5.

and much booty recOvered-SenatO
Hanna tells his employees that his chief
ambition is to bring capital and labor
closer ogether-Postal authorities at
RostOn unable to locate a missing
package containing $4,000 of -,otcs
Stockholders of the Bowker Fer
tilizer company vote to sell plant to
the American Agricultural and Chem
ical company-Quiet in coal regions
Slight earthquake in Montana
No change In the fish strike at Glou-
cester-Oil train wrecked at Los
Angeles; cars and refinery burned -
Labor unions disturbed by the numer-
GUS Japanese in Hawaii-Mexic0
Central and South America invited TO
the meeting Of manufacturers at New
Orleans next year-German decora-
ttons for Americans to be admitted free
of duty-Merchants in the Philippines
lose heavily by fluctuations of silver
and want a stable currency-New
hospital opened in Santiago-Haytien
Great Britain would arbitrate the
French Congo dispute-Secretary
Chamberlain entertains General and
Mrs. UNDERSTANDING viceroy asks
for removal Of troops from Shanghai
-NationalistS resent Roseberys
speech and disagree with his policy
Mining companies in Johannesburg
propose Chinese labor, but government
is likely to oppose-Dr Jaggar SAYS
that there may be no immediate danger
from Mt, Pelee, but that the northeast
end of Martinique is unsafe.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6.
More troops may be sent to Shenan-
dOah; tension increasing; soldiers as
sist in making arrests Death of Rev.
Samuel f. Pearson, sheriff of Cum
berland county, Me-W. C. Nickerson,
assistant bookkeeper in the National
Suffolk bank, Boston, charged with en-
Observation-Disclosures to Germany
White tenders resignation to president
Present coal situation hes created
demand for coke for domestic uses as
well as for public buiidings--General
Greedy returns from Alaska--York,
Me. celebrates 250th anniversary
Wreck of schooner Senator Grimes of
Calais, Me-Order of Elks Establishes
a home at Bedford Springs, Va
Senator Stewart of Nevada says his
STATE is safely Republican--Strike
imminent on the Fairhavcn and West
vile, Conn. trolley line Portrait of
Rev. John Brodhead presented to the
state Of New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
man attacked and seriously hurt by
strikers at South Manchester. Conn
Steamship brings to New Ycik the
schooner Notice, which was found drift
ing, with Ga people on board Large
increase in shipment Of currency to
move crops--Navy depart nent can
not secure necessary recruits for ser
vice-War department says crit-
cSm of New England coast defense is
STANDARDIZATION Schurman
favors the three R's-Rooscvely, Recip-
rocity and acknowledgement ex-
change of American priests for friars
is pleasing to the administration
Treasury department issues order that
immigrants from Porto Rico and Phil
ippines are to be treated as aliens
Earthquakes in Portugal and Italy
Awful outrages against Bulgarians by
Albanians--College of cardinals re-
fuses to make Joan Of Arc saint
Serious situation in Spain as result of
agricultural strikes--Report that al
lance between Siam and Japan is be-
ing onsidered-Rebal warships in
Panama bay; fierce fight at Aqua
Dulce; government claims victory.