Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-09-12
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FRIDAY, Sept. 4. 1908.
America cup stays In this country,
Reliance beating Shamrock III by
miles.
Mabel Mackey of South Boston re-
turns home after a meteoric career at
Sheepshead bay and Saratoga races,
and is arrested on charge Of theft OF
SIS, with which she got her start.
Italian passenger believed to be Lu-
ciano Covesea leaps from Walpole,
Mass, bound car in fright at the blow
ing out Of fuse, and is killed.
Third day OF Concord, N. H., fair de-
votod to srangers.
Massachusetts, railroad commission-
sers, in their report on Shrewsbury &C.
cident, place responsibility upon car
crew, primarily, but says there is in
efficient management.
Sumner P. Lawrence elected grand
master by grand lodge of Massachu-
sets, !. O. o. F.
Lottie Woods, aged IA, missing from
Boston three months, found by police
at Coney Island.
Society women report loss of valu-
able jewels at Newport.
Judge directed to acquit millionaire
directors OF North Jersey traction COM
pany of charge Of manslaughter.
Sir Thomas Upton thanks American
people for their generosity.
Colombian government notified that
the canal treaty must be accepted or
rejected as 1t stands.
Attachments filed against Bond-Per-
ry lumber company by receivers of
Worcester & Southbridge street rail-
way company.
F. d. Perry of Worcester, Mass,
obliged to suspend payments owing to
tangle in street railway companies
finances.
English troop ship Urgent arrives
In Boston in tow from Jamaica, to be
converted into barge.
American warships at Beirut and
until Washington hears their report
no action will be taken by state de-
partment.
SATURDAY,, Sept. s, 1908.
John Smith Of Cambridge, Mass, "a
years old, a hard-workins man, bun
coed out of $4,000 by two crooks.
United States warships arrive at Bel
rut.
Major Delmar trots mile in 2.02 IL
at Providence, r. l., dethroning The
Abbot as champion geiding.
Dinner to Sir Thomas Upton by the
Pilgrims at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Police of Portland, Me-, arrest Neal
Dow Brooks ON charge of assault on
Hamblen child at Gorham, Aug. %;
Fred Balland captured at Island Pond
William H. Baker, Boston lawyer
and politician, weds Miss Marie e
Sweet of Denver.
Price Of laundering collars and cuffs
raised in Chicago to three and five
cents.
Society women have lost gems val
ued at $4,000 this season at Newport.
Charles Jackson of New York, who
killed Charles w. Roxbury, sentenced
to die.
Congregational missionary conven-
uons fixed for Manchester, N. H. and
Cleveland.
Rock Island interests, 1t is said, are
to have two directors in the Atchison
board.
Convention Of milk producers OF
New England to be held in Boston,
Sept. 10, to consider situation.
Cortelyou and Francis B. Loomis call
on the President at Sycamore Hill
Suit for $4,000 damages against
Tennessess sheriff from whom train
robber escaped, begun by government.
Negro pursued by crowd for stran-
Cling white woman for her money, at
Armourdale, Kan, browns himself
rather than fall into the hands Of the
crowd.
Massachusetts and New Jersey d.
vide shooting honors at Sea Girt.
Cotton weavers at Calais, Me-, noti-
fed of an increase of IL 1-2 percent in
wages.
French clearly the aggressors in the
ARRAY in Pekin; French soldiers were
allowed to wear their side arms, and
the Americans were not; French COM
mander treats the affair lightly.
Cruiser Olympia at Norfolk, Va; she
came near sinking on the way down,
having struck gale. which made her
seek harbor at Thomaston.
Gov. Peabody sends 1000 troops to
Cripple Creek because of the strike of
miners there.
Henry T. Edison. who murdered Mrs.
Pullen and killed himself in New York,
had stolen $50, 900 or more.