News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-07-15

affair at Boston-Mutual District
Messenger company Of Boston may be
absorbed by the American District Tele,
graph company of New Jerscy--Gov-
ernor Bates dominates special COM
mittee of five to revise Massachusetts,
laws concerning relations between Cln.
ployers and employes-Michigan car
penters' strike ends-Georgia militia
ordered out to prevent lynching--
Wage increase on Fitchburg and
Worcester division of Boston and Maine
Macy company wins first move III
fight against Publishers association
-Hawaiis supreme court denies
President Dole's right to remove de
partment heads--New scheme fer
Eavy staff-Ten contested seats in
next congress Earthquake in Cape
Colony-President Loubet leaves EEg
land-German meat law hits German
shippers--Japanes cabinet crisis
causes bitter feeling-Cuba disturbed
over dwindling numbers of rural guard
MFR. Chamberlain tells duty of
educated men to unite the empire
Justin Mccarthy receives pension of.
$3.50 for services to literature --rur
key will disband part of her forces and
try persuasion in Macedonia.
SATURDAY, JpLY II.
Pope Leo's life prolonged by another
SUI gical opera ton, but no one believes
that death can long be postponed
Deadlock in Hawaii over bond issue--
Twenty-Five deaths from heat in greater
New York--Texans drive negroes
from Sour Lake oil helds--New York
musicians take action b affiliate with
labor interests--Fred Ames, brother
of ex-Mayor Ames of Minneapolis, goes
to prison for six years, TIE court re-
fusing new trial-Dr. and Mrs. J.
D. Woods sought by police in connec-
ton with death of Colonel Best -
Manufacturers associat ion plans to
include all employers IN fight against
labor ggression--Central west is
strongly in favor of RoOsevelt's nomi-
nation--Bristow says postal investi-
cation proceeds isfactorily---Post-
master General Payne to take cruise
to Boston on revenue cutter OnonGaga
General Young to succeed General
Miles; Wood and Sumner to be major
generals--Position Of Ferdinand of
Bulgaria very precarious-- Canadian
government proposes increase of steel
bounties-Reported sisihg in Cuba
denied by government secretary Our
naval officers entertained Dg .ord r,ayor
of London--Five thousand dollars
paid in London for kilmarnock copy
of Burns poems--Russla' s coer, ion
of China in matter of AIalchurian ports
cause of Washington ''.llolticial state
ment'-Russian ambassador ut Lon
don refuses to send to ear petition on
lynching of negroes in United States.
SUNDAY, JULY -.
Pope Leo's physicians more hopeful;
pontiff awoke after refreshing sleep,
but was uneasy and restless--Terrible
heat in Boston and other eastern cities;
% dead in New York; many pTostra.
tons rywhere-Albert Champion
rides a mile in So Is at Charles River
park-Congressman Cannon says he
will not block currency legisla ton; de-
MES, however, that it is necessary -
Educational association to receive &c.,
900 from railroads as dues of dele
gates-Baptist Y. T. U. at Atlanta
listens to plea to stop the reading of
Uncle Toms Cabin by children of
the north--E1 plosion at powder mill
at Birmingham, Ala, kills fou. men
and wrecks the building Robert
Barton, an aged and plucky woman of
harrington, r. l., holds up the town
in its attempt to build a highway over
her land---Rabbi Cries collapscs on
the lecture platform at ChautanGua;
rallies u lder administration of stimu-
lants Hundreds of inquiries in New
York from those who want work in
Kansas wheat fields; party of students
starts West-Seyera men and women
severely injured at fight at Polish
christening at Lynn, Mass-Warrant
issued for the arrest of Laura Riggar
for alternating aire ctions of DR.. Charles
c. Hendrick who was tried with her
as co-defendant and convicted in the
Bennett conspiracy case--Vice rresi-
dent T. A. McKinnon of Boston and
Maine railroad dies at Marhchead,
Mass = President Roosevelt abandons
horseback riding for sea bathing these
hot days; his friends and the children
take swim with him-United States
recaptured the Palma trophy at the
Bisley shoot, leading the united king
dom by 10 points-King Edward told
Irish landlord peers the passage of land
bill was a patriotic duty--Russian
government making earnest efforts to
punish the Kishineff offenders.
MONDAY, JULY 10.
Distinct signs of improvement in con-
dition of Pope Leo continue---Mr.
and Mrs. Adnah Rogers instantly killed
by train at East Brewster, Mass
Many drowning accidents in various
parts of New England-Strike of
trolley men at Bridgeport, Conn,
finally declared off-Morgan offers
his 100000 worth of paintings to na-
tional gallery-Plan to combine
Christian Endeavor, Epworth league
Baptist societies-Augustus S. May
elected treasurer of the New Haven