News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-16
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, SEPT. s.

tDCcNll ldNuoCy SOY Vi NaSt
Garner is the man wko condones mob
violence or breaches class hatred; cap
ital and labor each owe duty to the
other and to the state and nation
M. w. Baker removed from position of
postmaster of Randolph, Mass, and now
In critical condition from paralytic
stroke; said to be short in his accounts
-Four persons seriously injured in
head-on trolley smashCp at Wrentham,
Mass--Peary's ship to be named
Charles S. Darling, in recognition Of as
sistant secretary of navy-Brisk fall
Of snow on Mount Washington
Michael Nolen, W lille insane, drives
priests and worshippers from church
at Nashua, n. FL, and destroys paint
ings and tatua"y--.James Cava-
paugh, u, and Allen Dion, 8, drowned
ut Providence-Pope's three sisters
reach bio dimunition in
eruption of Many soldiers
suffer from sunstroke during French
army aneuvers--Lockout in tin
plate industry in South Wales settled
by Observation-Disclosures forcing
contributions from the rich where beg
ging fails; Europe considers Turkey and
Bulgaria on verge of war-Colorado
Democrats nominate Adair Wilson for
supreme judge and declare allegiance
10 Kansas City platform.
= WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. 0.
Admiral Cotton prepared to land
marines at Beirut at a moments no.
tice; force ready and equipped with
quick-tirilg guns, and practically
sleeping on arms, appalling state Of af-
fairs in Monastir district; $4,000 said
to have been masSacred and as many
hiding in mountains from Turks
Seven more indictments in postal fraud
cases; Beavers surrenders and Con-
tractor Stern located in Montreal
Farming resumed north of Manila
Possibility of holding Republican ma
tioral convention in New York---Sec-
rotary Moody not likely to resign for
some time; he is annoyed by persistent
reports--San Miguel, Mex, laid in
ruins by hurricane-Chinas empress
has probably fatal dlSease--French
people warned not TO emigrate to Pana-
ma-Two hundred persons in HON.
burg ill with trichinosis--B British
trades union congress condemns tariff
prefere nces-AleXieff secures release
of japanese seized for poaching-
Chinese board of commerce named: WI
Ting Fang member-Fierce brawl
between Christians and Mussulmans at
Beirut-Russian administrative con-
gress considering competition of yellow
labor--Three men and two women ar
rested at Halle, Prussia, charged with
insulting the kaiser-China wants to
secure suppression of reform press
through United States commercial
treaty.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 10.
Powers fear carnival of blood and
Ppillage in Turkey; Macedonians say Co.
900 persons have already been slaught-
cred; American marines sleeping on
their arms at Beirut-Peter Vorren
murdered on country road on outskirts
of Montpelier, Vt; Bartholomew Gro
teau, neighbor, charged with the
crime wenty-second international
Christian Endeavor convention to be
held in Baltimore in 1905--Colorado
coal miners strike near-WageS Of
Santa Fe road mechanics raised
Strike ut Hobson mills, Philadelphia,
ended-Breeding elk in Adirondacis
killed by hunters--Bishop Gambler
rebukes advocates of lynching-Many
trolley car men discharged in Brooklyn
New York liquor dealers recall de-
nunciation of L0w,--Chicago negro
II urderer rescued from mob by police
New York Citizens union shows
enthusia sn for Jerome-Puget sound
salmon Gamers want hatchery on Fra
yer river-Neal d. Brooks pleads
guilty of assault in Gorham, Me-
Counsel for Mrs. Maybrick fighting for
fortune in New York courts--G Greeks
of New York collecting money to oppose
Turks in cedonia-Work on Il. G.
Vanderbilt's farm again broken up by
labor dispute-Bids for money order
blanks raise important union labor
uestion-Three hundred employees of
American Car and Foundry company
on strike-Umpire Carroll D. Wright
decides four of five questions against
mine wOrkers-Governm scientist.
Dr. Frizell, reports seeing fresh mani
moth tracks in philadelphia
builders to wage a systematic warfare
against sympathetic strik es-Annual
convention of the Episcopal church to
be held at Pittsburg in November
Mclaughlin wants e. M. Shepard for
Democratic mayoralty candidate in New
York-Republican fractional conflict
in Delaware breaks out again as result
of Byrne resignation-Plan to abolish
navy bureau of equipment-Soper de-
MES wrongdoing by his Indian land COM
pany-No arrests yet reported under
new postal indictments--Ser
famine in Cape Verde islands Senior
Candamo Installed president of Peru
Panama thinks canal treaty "dead
and Observation-Disclosures bill dropped
by Australian premier-Russia will
not support independence of Macedonia
France acquisitions ships for taking
troops to China-Bebel points out
trouble ahead for Socialists in Germany
Colombia makes exorbitant de-