News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-12-02
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY,. NOV. "a.

City rail way; no sign of settlement
of differences--Federa Of Labor
delegates warned to watch certain
members of senate as "bitterest and
most insidious of labor's enemies
Eighteen union miners arrested as sus-
poets in connection with attempt to
blow up mine at Victor, CoI-Three-
year-old girl suffocated at Quincy,
Mass, while other members Of the fam
fly were away---Labor convention de-
cides in favor of WOodworkers III their
dispute with carpenters over jurisdic-
n-COmmander-in Chief Black of
the G. a. r. visiting Boston in the i'll
terast OF the national encampmtnt next
year-First wireless telegraph mes
sage received at Boston navy yard from
training ship Topeka, which later came
into Misunderstanding car strike
abandoned--EXte land frauds
reported in ousiana-Heinzef faction
meets and plans new political party IN
Siz-point decline III pre-
ferred stock of Republic Iron and Steel
ompany--EX-mayOr of Grand Rapids,
NllCll,, lltlll Ill 'pLJOO Oll CIldl Se VI IT,
ceiving a bribe--Sixty-th three weavers
in Stevens mill, Fall River, resent wage
cut and refuse to worll-Fifty men
return to work at American Optical
company works at SOuthbridge, Mass:
$50 still out---A committee in the Wood
case to be sent to Cuba--Senator Car
mack introduces a resolution for in
vestigation Of the postal Scandals
Senator Plat declares there is no dis
cord in New York and believes Roose-
welt will be Manifestations peO-
pie declare war Oh Cement trust as re-
suit Of controversy over Tonic basin
dam-Senator Hale urges no action
toward invitation to Cuba to become a
state; declares it would clog islands
pTogreSs-PriNCess Alice, wife of
Prince Frederick of Schoenherg- Wal.
denburg, elopes with coachman----
Sultan of Turkey said to be suffering
from cancer-Germany officially to
recognize the republic of Panama
Successful tests Of the De Forrest wire
less system between Howth and Holy
head--Minlster Powell acts as peace
envoy for Wos Y Gil, but rebels refuse
to entertain proposals.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. %.
Chicago street ear strike settled on
terms greatly in cUmpany'S favor
Dominican government surrenders to
lutionfsts-Marines under arms at
Boston navy yard, ready to start for
Panama--Polish woman who kept
Hartford boarding house stabbed to
death; robbery probably the motive
Thirteen men killed by explosion in
mine at Bonanza, Ark-Michael II or
rigan charged with setting seven fires
at Boston, causing aggregate loss of
$50, 0O0---COnferrnce at White House
at which Senator Plat and Governor
Odell of New York reach an agree
ment, politically; will work in harmony
with each other and with President
RooSevelt---SeriOuS fires in cotton belt
region of West Mississippi and Ar
kansas-COmmiSsiO of Pensions
Ware to resi- gn-RostOn suggested as
city for international peace congress,
which comes to America in 1904--
Name of Rev. Frank w. Gunsaulus, j..
D., of Chicago favorabiy mentioned
for the presidency of Boston university
More peonage indictments in
Georgia-TLawai federal judges work
ing hard for reappOintment---Ope air
treatment for tuberculosis said to be
successful in New YOrk-Northern
Securities company denies report that it
is to surrender any Of its rights
photographic bureau preparing charts
Of all the sea, ready for navigation of
ships in any emerGency--Kefe of
Senator Carmacks resolution to post
office committee means that there will
be no congressional investigation now
Insane man attempts to murder sec
rotary of the Bank of England--Turk-
ish ministers discuss Macedonian re-
forms, but opinions are widely different.
THURSDAY, NOV. %
FitzsimmOns awarded the decision
over George Gardner at the end of their
20-rOund tight--Frank II. Symonds
assaults Lillian A. Golf, boollkeeper at
the Office of the Boston Note Brokera gre
company, Boston, and makes his eS-
cape with S50C-Gloucester fish
ing schooner Anglo Saxon sinks off
Nova Scotia and captain and five men
have narrow escape-Fredcrick w.
Hentz, special inspector of customs,
transferred from Boston TO Detroit, re-
signs--BostOn registrat ton closes with
11O,9O6 men and 1898 women on the
Est-Carmack of Tennessee attacks
the presidents Cuban policy in a speech
in the senate-White and colored
pupils to have separate schools in
Sheffield, Mass-Hoke Smith, ex-
secretary of the interior, and D. w.
Rountree, another attorney, come to
blows in an Atlanta courtroom-House
insists that the Cuban bill must be
voted on before the extra session adj
iourns--All the iron workers employed
by the Heela company in Boston out on
ke-Massachusetts supreme court
decides that the Boston board Of alder
men have no hand in dispOSing of the
Benjamin Franklin fund.
FRIDAY, NOV. 27.
Dartmouth eleven gives Brown bad
beating, winning, 81 to O-Salvation
Army fed more than 5000 poor children
in Boston-Fire at West Rutland, VT,
does $4,000 damage and nearly wines