St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-08


not yet invited to intervene in the
Lowell strike; agents doubt unanimity
of operatives and think Of reopening |
the mills-Tornado in Indiana fatally |
Injuries two persons-Boston and
Montreal express train wrecked near
Mortified, VT; Fireman O'Neu killed |
Lawyer Edward G. Mills of New
York arrested on charge of attempt to
bride Assistant District Attorney
Garvan-Baron Speck Won Stern
burg, the German envoy, guest at BAN
Quet Of Hartford Y. c., pays graceful
compliment to the American navy
J. z. Morgan denies story Of his taking
up Southern Pacific stock-Washing-
ton newspapers claim Roosevelt's
references to the Monroe doctrine were
intended as a rebuke to Admiral Dewey;
Governor Cummings friends pleased;
believe he has better chance Of getting
second place on Roosevelt ticket
Cuban government advertises for bids
for raising the Maine and other
wrecks-Experimen in London with
n system Of telegraphing through the
ground-Holland not inclined to &C.
cept German emperor's offer Of aid in
restoring order-Battlc reported be-
tween Turks and Bulgarians in which
1000 are killed or wounded--Dr
Roux of Paris winner of Osiris prize
of $4,000, will give the money to the
Pasteur institute.
SUNDAY, APRIL s,
Mrs. Emiline r. HARRISON OF Boston,
81 years old, brutally assaulted by
three men, who broke into her home and
ransacked it---Christi1a T. KidSton
arrested at Boston on charge Of at
tempting to poison Mrs. Cynthia
Perkins--Edwin ]. Dunning, Boston
broker, found guilty on all four counts
alleging the larceny Of $.3,O0O--
Wabash wage controversy settled, the
men winning a notable victory
President Conroy Of the Lowell Textile
council expresses confidence in VIC
tory--New York bank messenger
claims lie was waylaid and robbed Of
S13SO-President Roosevelt puts in
hard days work in Minncsota's big
cities-Much controversy in the an
thracite region regarding the working
hours under the strike commissions
Gnding-Frederic;i ". Knapp ac-
Quilted Of murder Of Anna Mitchell at
Londonville, n. Y-EDropcan cDancel-
leries believe that the fighting at
Monastir and the outbreak Of the 5000
Bulgarians begins the long expected
Balkan trouble In earncst-Me-
chanical appliance, the invention of a
Boston lawyer, used successfully in
treatment of cases Of consanital dis
location-Frank Cagel, ntcd States
artilleryman at Fort Banks. killed by
train at observation-disclosures win the
cable chess match.
MONDAY, APRIL 6.
Rumors of break of Lowell mil
agents; Appleton and Hamilton mills
riay yield to operatives demands
Severe frost in various parts of New
England does much damage-Charles
+. Melvine wanted for alleged murder
of wife at Blaine, Me--Mrs. Roosevelt
cuts short her seacoast trip, owing tC
stormy weather-Margaret Neve o.
Guernsey, Eng, dead; would have beer
Ill years old in May-Death at Wor
cester, Mass, of John D. Washburn
ex-United States minister to SWitZer
land-Proposition to create a nav!
general staff leads to strained relations
-Lewisohn syndicate said to have
lost $5,00O,000 by drop in coffee
Bribery charges hanging over New
York assembly may be investigated
? Grew Of the cup defender Reliance il
, readiness for unching-Strikc o
steamboat Gremen at Chicago ma.
spread to the ngineers-David Star
Jordan and other college men attacl
I football coaches-Young man stay
, four mo1ths in Ellsworth, Me-, Jail be
cause of So debt-Launching of til
4 Czarina, first of the new auxiliar.
, yachts of the United States navy
: Mrs. John A. Logan defends Mis-
, Clara Barton and her course-Pen
: Tertiary official In Texas accused O
stealing $780, 00-Rev. e. A. Irwin
Of New Haven declares churches lacl
. ing in Democracy-Maine dairyne
= hope soon to sell their products |
!. Boston--Plumber finds $4,000 undo
q house in Helena, Mont, and gets
: reward of 81 -General Corbin no.
slated to succeed General Young 6
chief Of army staff--Ice goes out an
trolling season begins at Lake Winni
- piseogee--Fishing season opens wit
II good prospects at the favorite Main
10 Iakes-Four members Of Philade
phia school board convicted Of brib
=. taking-British flying column repor
~ successful operations in Somalllar
/" king Edward showered with ro
- leaves during his visit to Lisbon
=. Police charge 1ioters in Madrid and
- :, score Of persons are wounded-Berl
government decides to interfere in Il
Macedonian question-Contract lab
- law being violated by many forei&
houses in Manila.
Of Here is a recipe for raising pu2
Of crop of corn. 10 bushels per acre:
% clover sod turned over in SeptemDe
Ct forty loads of manure to the acre, oil
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