St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-06-04
DIARY OF EVENTS.
TUESDAY. MAY 81.

Reported hitch in South African
peace OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES battalion
of Turkish troops annihilated by rebels
in Arabia-NelsOn p. Bond, freshman
leader in University of Vermont,
drowned while trying to elude kidnap-
ping by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
O'Brien, discharged longshorcman,
shoots three former fellow Workmen at
Boston. one perhaps fatally-Malden,
Mass. authorities close a schoOlhouse
because of smallpoX-MillOnso OF shad
fry being placed in Massachusetts,
streams--Boston police looking for
three persons charged with larceny OF
S13,OO0.0O0 in France-Coal goes up
TO $3.50 a ton in New YOrk--Georgia
mills start again with full shifts
Philadelphia politicians acquitted OF
stuffing ballot boXes-NeW YORK
kosher butchers reopen under polce pro-
tection-Huge insulators ordered for
Niagara Falls power currents----Coler
again mentioned as a SulllYan-Hlli
candidate for governOr-Mornon
church trying to force one OF its
anostles into the senate-IIill men
virtually force Bryan men out OF
Omaha Jacksonian club-ArchbisLop
Keane more likely to succeed Corrigan
than is Ireland-Refusal of Shamokln
engineers and pumpmen to strike en-
courages operatOrs-NeW YORK state
beef trust likly to fail, as witnesses are
in New Jersey-Clergue synalcaie 10
build a third power canal, ore ana
naner mill at Sault Ste Marie--Cus-
toms appeal court established at Ma
Senator Gal!inger proposes an
inorirv> into lynching--EnSiand
seeks lower American duties on British
rt-Government Pacific cable scheme
virtually abandoned-Meatp packers to
test constitutionality of antitrust law
President Hill says Northern Sc
curities merger suits have not been
c0mpromised-AIov against alleged
electrical Neutrality-suspicious. case
continued at Quebec.
WEDNESDAY,, MAJ %
Crowd fails through temporary SIDE
walk while witnessing parade at Ne"
York: one man killed and 100 persons
iniured-Palma voices Cub1's thanks
to United States in his first message to
congress-House passes bill calling
for stringent immigration regulations
Mt. pelee again in active eruption
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe celebrates
her S3rd birthday-Railroad commlS-
sion decides that Boston Elevated rail
way must have vestibules on all its Win
fer cars by Jan. /, 1905-NeW York
mileage act held unconstitutional
New York model tenements pay per-
cent and help the pOOr-lndlcauon
that Quay wants General Brooke to run
for governor of Pennsylvania---Last
troops home from Cuba-French
visitors at West Point--Captain
Charles f. Russell dies of cholera in
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. signs the
Indian appropriation and omnibus
claims bills-Colombia fitting out a
new force of Venezuelan rebels
Loubet's visit to Denmark makes good
impression in France-Belgium re-
turns increased Government majority
in both rs-Pan-Germans OPP
pose kaiser's cultivation of America
and Rhodes scholarships-An-
nouncement of kaiser's Polish policy
causes Poles to quit Prussian diet in a
body-Combinati of steamship COM
panies to fight Morgan combine being
considered by Boston financial men--
Medical examiner declares that death
of Cassidy, the boxer, at Boston, was
due to overexertion and not to punish
ment administered.