News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-03-04

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SUNDAY, MARCH ].
Senate has busy day with appro-
priat:On measures; Aldrich bond de-
post bill considered, and tEe immigra-
ton bill passed---Buslness section of
Halifax threatened Wiut destruction by
fire; prompt work of iiremen, how
ever, saved it; loss $3C0,0uU Steamer
| Penobscot runs aground below Bucks
port, Me-; % passengers taken off in
boats; vessel tioated4 7+ltl. Laproni,
the pope's physician, says there is no
cause for alarm; that the eyed pontiff
is simply fatigucd--Emcry G.
! Everett, with many aliases, under arrest
at Boston; confesSes to many Swipdles-
Quantity of struggled tobacco valued
at $4,000 seized at BoStOl'- Congress of
the ID. A.bR. kills socalled judicial
amendments by tabling Il rcBort-Miss
Edith CurZon of Red Bank, n. j.,
awakes after physician hal prone urced
her dead-Nine fatalities / s result of
southern flOOds--StowaWayS of the
steamer Commonwealth landed at
Naples and placed undot arrest; some of
| them alleged to be hlfgandS- John s.
! Damrelfs resignation as bedding COM
missioner accepted by Mayor Collins of
BOstOn-French chamber of deputies
votes tax Oh petroleum ard asks gov
eminent to establish a monopoly in
this product--TWo pounds and three
ounces of carpet lacks and other hard
ware taken from the abdomen of Claude
Trimble at Buffalo; he will recover
President futile and Vice President
McKinnon of the Boston and Maine
sign agreement with the trainmen for
another year; 10-hour day and raise Of
wages taken into COIsdera ton till next
June-Shortag OF Milford, Mass,
cooperative bank estimated 1T ST. 800;
w. S. V. Cooke likely TO recover from
his attempt at suicide---William Il.
Merriam to resign rs director of the
United States census Boot and Shoe
Workers union stitching plant in Bos-
ton ready for use
MONDAY, MARCH 2.
Eighteen thousand Lowell r,ill men
|
4, General w. f. Smith, prominent figure
of the Civil war, dies at Philadelphia
President concerned over Odtcry in
the south over federal appointments,
| but says he will not swerve hairs
breadth from his announced policy
Police Inspector Cross of New York
suspended and to stand trial--Secre-
tary Shaw continues his policy of sort
ing over treasury empioyes--Free
| dances given by rival parties as wind
up to the Bath, Me, canmign---
Central house and OutbIildings at
| Washington Mills, Nc, destroyed
| Waterbury,, Conn, partly i'll darkness
on account of light trimmers' strike
Thornton memorial library dedicated
at Saco, Me-Paper makers of Hol-
yoke, Mass, preparing to demand an in
crease of WageS--A syndicate buys the
Philadelphia National league baseball
club-Three sisters Of New Bedford,
Mass, die Of the grip within period
of three days-Weavers of Bristol
MILL New Bedford, Mass, go OH strike
Shameful revelations in Gordon di-
vorce case in London amaze the court
"A powerful Mexican association
dominates President Diaz for a seventh
term-Storm that did great damage
in British Isles passed to Scandinavia
Buffalo police have weapon with
which Edwin Burdick was killed--C.
A. Jewell, who disappeared at Lewis
ton, Me-, probably SrlCide-Old-
fashioned hand tubs do effective work
at fire at Damariscotta Mills, Me-
Volcano of Colima, in Mexico. supposed
to have opened up new crater.
TUESDAY, MARCH 3.
Republican victories were gained in
nearly all Maine cities which held
March elections; closest contest at
Lewiston, where Skelton (Repl won by
nine majority; most bitter contest at
Saco, where Democrats and Citizens
were uccessful-Carrie Nation ar
rested at San Francisco Strike of
weayers at Bristol mill, New bedford,
Mass-Lockout at plant of United Dye
company, Brockton, Mass colorado
Southern railroad declares shop strike
/ ellIGu---ANC" IOlh ohIFsCoiI CtOI'o a
dental hemorrhage by Use of thyroid
extract-Chicago grand jury holds
Mayor Harrison responsible for increase
of crime-General Dick gets Delaware
and ends the senatorial deadlock; Alice
and Ball elected manifestations pro-
test against allotment bill now before
congress-Federal grand jury at San
Francisco brings true bills against men,
bers of salt trust---Another outbreak
predicted in China in the near future
High seas do great damage in the
British channel and along the coast
| Morgan and Van Horne said to be
! planning consolidation of Cuban rail-
ways Winston Churchill leads Union
list opposition in parliament to the Brit
ish ministry-Salvador sees first
peaceful transfer of presidency for so
years in seating of Escalon--Do-
minion liner Merton ashore near Queens
town with Boston passengers on board;
are in no danger.
Willis W. Bixby, former Brookfeld boy,
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