News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-22
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, APRIL il.

TUESDAY, APRIL il.
Great demonstration by Lowell
strikers; 5000, old lud young, parade
! streets; thousands mere takn part in
mass meeting W. Sell, who
| shot Miss French and her escort at
Manchester, n. H., surrendcrs to po-
! lice of that city--Legislativ commit
tee on election laws resumes its in
vestigation of the manner of assessing
and registering voters in the city of
Boston-New York carpenters Unions
| still at odds-Merg. may pmbarrass
vestments-Severl idle coal mines
! in the Mahanoy region--Tdnlnmny to
make fall campaign III home l1llp" is
| sue-NortherE securities shares on
New York curb sell off to 9S}2 AR
tests expected as result of investigation
of New York pOStotii e. ltecri.nilHl-
tons between 0. H. - Belmont ard
New York transit conln.isSio:i -
Bishop O'COnnor Of Newan.: may b
appointed to archbisliopric o. Manila
! United States will take CiliI csc
indemnity payment in silver II /, protocol
rate of eXchange-Su;Fan very ann Gus
, for reforms in Macedonia; foreigners
| blamed for sending arms into the
! country at International
agricultural congress- in Rome, pro-
pose moves to resist American in
vasion.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II.
President breaks camp in Yellow
stone park and moves toward head
/ quarters at Fort Yellowstone: iii best Of
President Cleveland urges
aid for negroes by the north--!Totpldo
boat destroyer Lawrence commits
sioned-ThOmas w. Lawson's Suffolk
county (Boston) real estate attached
for 100000 in Bay State gas equity
-Yanderbilt-Neilson wedding at
Newport-Washingt theatre, Rome,
N. Y, burned-Opium habit spread
ing among the natives of Hawaii -
Erie, Pa, policemen organize TO de-
mand increased wages-Rigid in
vestigation of Missouri bribery case to
be made by grand jury-Fire destroys
/ summer resort section of New Orleans
on Lake Pontchartrain-Fin
Chronicle of New York thinks merger
! decision recognizes necessity of COM
munity of interest--MTs. Jacob H.
/ Vanderbilt of New York warned to
yacate her fashionable smoking roolaS
on Fifth avenue-Denver court holds
that employers in case of strikes must
not conceal conditions from men Gnu
plOyed to take strikers places
Lowell strikers still demand 10 per
cent or nothing" mill owners equally
firm against granting increase.
THURDSAY, APRIL Is.
Lynching of negro at Joplin, Mo-,
followed by burning ofnegro houses and
driving every black from the city
| Translation of Filipino document show
ing that Aguinaldo planned to kill Cen
eral Otis-Smuggling officers in Porto
Rico not to be prosecuted; payment of
fines double amount of duty due ordered
from Washington-De of Charles |
A. Rogers, formerly Well knoW in the
crockery business Of Boston---Mrs. !
Elizabeth Hitchins found dead ut Dos
ton as result of dose of choral
Hearing in the case of Miss Christina |
T. Kidston, charged with an attempt to |
poison Mrs. Cynthia A. Perkins, begun |
at Boston-Provdcnc teamsters' |
strike settled-Lowell strike not likely |
to be Xtended-Mormons assign |
apostles to various fields Special |
election to be held in Hawaii in No |
vember Hugo, Col, to give President |
Roosevelt a cowboy breakfast-.Eeryl
severe northeast storm along the north |
Atlantic coast-Pershing completes |
occupation of lake district of MindaGao |
ALASKA telegraph system will lie |
complete within a month--Faiure Of |
peace negotiations on the New YORK |
Elevated railway Heavy loss of life |
and property caused by tornado in |
Alabama Bridge workers strike de- |
c,ared off pending settlement by arbi- |
tration-First move under Elklns |
anti-rebate bill made by southern lum
her Railroad men think merger |
decision will not revive rate competi-
ton i'm northwest--A disputes on the |
Northern Pacific settled; wages ad |
yanced and other concessions made to |
men-Gorman Olney and Parker re- |
garded as good presidential timber by |
southern Democrats--London hears |
from Bogota that ratification of the |
canal treaty is doubtful--Germany |
.,,l-u,.. oucial inuuf,,V into Sni1 urn nf |