St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-10-08

Uskub, European Turkey, reported
murdered by Albanians.
SATURDAY, OCT. 4.
The great coal conference between
the president and representatives Of
the operators and miners came to an
end at the temporary White House
with a failure to reach an agreement.
Apparently the rock upon which the
conference split was recognition Of the
Miners union-BostOn begins foreign
trade in coal; large fleet Of barges from
delphia-United States ship
Supply due at Boston navy yard to load
cargo of naval stores to be sent to the
Lippines-Frederic +. Belts of
the firm of j. M. Fisher & Co., stock
brokers of Boston, convicted upon nine
counts of an Indictment charging him
with misuse of the United States mails
in an attempt to defraud-Croler
again declares he is out Of politics -
National Livestock association to OPP
pose packers merger-LOcOmotiv en-
gineers considering a demand for in
crease in Wages-French steamship
line to use more cars in the matter of
immigrants--J. Hampton Moore of
Philadelphia elected president Of Re
publican league-Two killed and five
injured in a collision on the Fitchburg
at East Deertield, Mass-A. B. Stock
well, well known New York broker, I'M
able to meet his contracts-Chairman
Of New York committee to investigate
Jew riots declines to make all of report
public--Lack of cars for moving cat
tie to winter feeding ranges causes loss
to western livestock oWners-Chicag 20
judge refuses naturalization papers to
a japanese, on the ground that the law
bars AIongolians-Contract awarded
Newport News company to build the
Louisiana for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of Newfoundland says there is a senii-
ment on the island for annexation to
the United States-Spain plans large
increase of navy-VenezueIan rebels
join forces of $500 men-Grand Duke
Nicholas of Russia visits the Sultan of
Turkey-Nova Scotia advances price
Of soft coal from $3.50 to IS a TON
Many orders from America for Lanca-
shire and North Wales coal.
SUNDAY, OCT. 5.
Michael Callahan falls down stairs at
Dover, N. H, and is fatally hurt
Bishop Potter and Mrs Alfred G. Clark
welded at CooperstoWn, n. Y---Mob
of trolley strike sympathizers at Glens
Falls, N. Y, holds up and storm cars
Mysterious suicide in Portland, Me-,
of woman giving name Of Miss M.
Lemort-R. NJ. Snyder found guilty of
bribery at St Louis--Gold Heels
brings only $4,000 at an auction sale in
New York city-Mrs. John Malquinist
of Dudley, Mass. assaulted by man,
who tries to rob her--Sir Michael
Herbert, the new British ambassador,
arrives at New York--William Booth,
head of the Salvation Army, arrives in
New York-MaTtin J. Sheridan three
times breaks the discus throwing rec
ord--End Of the Brockton, Mass,
fair with a total of 100000 visitors for
the week-Police find 10 bodies buried
in cellar of medical college of Indiana
Brewer, Me, much excited over the re-
ported appearance of a wild NAH
Captain Pershing routs Maciu Moros
and destroys 40 forts-Miss Agnes
McPhee, latest victom of the Cam
bridge, Mass, slugger, likely to die
Two New Jersey boys, who disap-
peared recently, found dead in a field
Deputy Thurston of New York re-
signs because heis being 'knocked"--
May Yohe and Captain Strong married
in Buenos Ayres.
MONDAY, OCT 6.
President Roosevelt holds Sunday
conference on strike; will appeal to
miners to go to work and appeal to con-
gress to investigate conditions in the
coal fields; sixth month of strike begins
with no appreciate change---Heads
cracked with sticks and stones in riot
between Jews and Poles at Haverhill,
Mass-Many thousands Of working
men follow Zolas body to the grave at
Paris-Shortag Of coal causes sus-
pension of business in many Boston
establishments-M Mass,
street railway offers $4,000 to settle
suits for damages resulting from col
lisions; will ask receiver if offer is re-
fused--NLiss HeCker retains the La
tional women's goft championship by
defeating Miss Wells of the Country
Herbert arrives at
New York-St Paul stockholders vote
to issue of $10,000,000 additional COM
mon stock-COntribut to B0ston's
coal fund amount to $40G4I5Q-
Henry Cabot Lodge upholds the prcsi-
dent and makes some caustic references
to the coal operators-Lieutenant
Governor Bates and General Guild III
dorse the presidents action in the coal
strike at the Middlesex club ba 'quet
at Boston; gathering passes resolu-
ton Of Endorsement and wires it to
President Roosevelt.
John Waters, aged Is years, of West
Rutland, was fatally injured last week
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