News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-08-19
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, AUG. II.

Ah6 hOoplldl large
of little patients-Will of Edward
l.. Giddings, filed at Salem, Mass, con-
tains large contingent public requests
Tony Muntanio, charged with muir
dering fellow Italian at Boston, held
without bail on probable cause
:. New Jersey glass makers to fight child
labor law-General Miles accepts
presidency of Jefferson Memorial as
= ociation-Governor Durbin says
Evansville riot shows general con-
tempt for laws-Several mills start
at Philadelphia and $4,000 textile
strikers return-The Hamilton cot
ton mills at Amesbury, Mass, resume
work after weeks shutdown
Chicago painting contractor will sue
unions for interfering with his con-
tracts-Governo of Georgia in
dorses Roosevelt's ideas on lynching
1 and points to the North--Transpor
Logan reaches San Francisco
Servian officers excluded from Aus
trian and Russian military schools
Murder of Russian consul eXcites
Constantinople-agg Macedon-
crisis.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 12.
Definite announcement that Secre-
tary of War Root will resign cabinet
position about first of January
Another ENLIGHTENMENT charged to w.
S. Allen; more than $4,000 taken from
Methodist Historical society; total
thefts of Boston absconder may reach
$125, 000--Chicago cooperative union
laundry fails-Non-union men or
ganize at Cheyenne, Wyo-G. A. R.
plans in San Francisco are complete
Governor Dockery of Missouri con-
dennis mob law-Cashier of Cincin-
natl bank missing since Saturday
Wilton, Me-, celebrates centennial as
Old Home day-Citizens union to
set the pace in the New York cam
paign-Bishop of Portland, Me-, re-
ceives papal blessing by cable-Re-
ported successful test of new airship
at San Francisco-Henry T. OXnard
of California to run for United States
senate--Chicago clubs go "dry," re-
fusing to take out dramshop licenses
W S. Stone elected chief of Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers
Anne's church. North Brookfield,
Mass-Attorney Humphreys and
Davis disbarred by Hawaii supreme
court-Poor people in New York
take money from savings banks and
buy stocks-Professor Bell says he
will have practical flying machine in
operation this summer-Eastboun
flyer on the NJ X. and T. jumps track
in Missouri; twenty-one people in
jured-Secretary Hitchcock orders
investigation of Sun Dance
Special bulletin announces severe
storm approaching Cuba and Jamaica
Miles Grand Army boom likely to
go over to next year, when the organ
ization may meet in Boston-Cuban
duelists use wax bullets; neither
wounded-Pope Plus faints while
celebrating mass, but soon RECEIVERS
Duke of Marlborough makes first
speech in house Of lords-Five thou
sand homeless and many killed as re-
suit of storm in Martinique.
THURSDAY, AUG. 13.
r Silver Spray, fishing steamer owned
at Erie, Pa, badly shattered by shots
from Canadian revenue cutter Petrol
while on Canadian side of Lake Erie
-Battleship Massachusetts strikes
ledge during fog off Bar Harbor, Me-,
and is considerably damaged
Towns wiped out, thousands homeless
and many killed in Jamaica cyclone;
property loss Of about $4,000, 900
Boston police issue circulars asking
for arrest of Michael ]. Moore. lawyer,
who disappeared last fall-Arch-
bishop Farley receives the pallium
Refrigerator car line combination
formed-Typograp union to
meet next year in st. Louis-Old
Home day celebrated by many Maine
towns-Departmen store for ne.
groes to be established at Newark, N.
J-Receiver appointed for Perth
Amboy Shipping and Engineering COM
pany-New York magistrate asserts
that there is more police graft than
ever-New York board of trade in
vestigating decadence of our deep-sea
tonnage Washington G. A. R. posts
to protest against r. e. Lee statue in
Capitol-Colorado labor men want
w. S. Waudby for United States COM
missioner of labor-Captain Sigsbee
now a rear admiral-G. A. R. may
oppose Woods promotion-Wright
who is a lifelong Democrat, likely to
succeed Taft in the Philippines
King Edward to visit Emperor Francis
Joseph-Reported discovery of new
metal resembling aluminum-Welsh
Miners union must pay damages for
limiting output-Lord Curzon's term
as viceroy of India extended to May,
1904-British consul's report on
Kishineff riots confirms previous ac-
counts-New Zealand's premier
plans rebates to Canadian lines as
trade preference.
FRIDAY, AUG. IA.
Battleship Massachusetts much more
badly damaged by rock than first sup
posed-Lynn trenchwork foreman
held prisoner in tower by $50 Ital-
ian strikers-Rosario Disnaro held
responsible for the murder of Hiram
H. Poole of Canton, Mass-Slavic
laborers in fierce riot at Whiting, Ind