St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-01-14
DIARY OF EVENTS.
TUESDAY, JAN. G.

Hebrews that Jesus was one of them
and they should take credit for his
eachings-Sultan of Racolod calls
Americans 'hogs who eat hogs" and in
vites fight--Castro's forces rout
rebels; latter have 81 killed and many
wounded-Rev. P. G. Headley, clergy
man and historical writer, dies at
Lexington, Mass--Devery takes legal
steps to break into Tammany hall
Colonel Herriclz would accept Repub-
Iican nomination for governor of Ohio
Plan to erect building near Plym-
Duth church in memory of Henry Ward
Observation-Disclosures knights Tenn
plars invite President Roosevelt to
tourney on Jan. 29-Irrigation asso-
citation urges the repeal of desert land
law and part of the homestead act
War Secretary Brodrick and Madeleine
Stanley married at London-Italy
compliments the president for his course
in the Venezuelan affair-Sultan Of
Morocco may abdicate in favor of his
brother, Mulai British
Automobile club seeking a course il
Ireland for the Bennett international
cup race-England and Germany have
agreed to continue Venezuelan block
nde pending rbitration-Prince
Henry of Prussia reported about to
leave the navy and assume the regency
OF Brunswick.
WEDNESDAY,, JAN. 7.
President Roosevelt gives out his cure
for trusts; keep competition free, stop
the common carriers from discriminate
ing in rates, investigate operations of
combines engaged in interstate foreign
commerce, stop local determinations
that have for their purpose the destruc-
ton of compensation, punish those
transporting goods of such combines.
giving to the courts right to restrain all
such infracti0nS of the laW----End of
the rush for oil lands in Wyoming
Strike Of spnners at Assabet WOODEN
mills, Maynard, Mass oil couple in
Pennsylvania tortured by masked
thicves--Richard Mansill, the as
trOnomer, dead at Rock Island Ills
Labor mayor of Derby, Conn, ignores
labor in making appointments---Go Gov
ernor Stone Of Pennsylvania recon-
mendS compulsory arbitration 49, Colo
RADIO Democrats cry fraud and move
to prevent unseating of legiSatQrs---
Education commissioners of New South
Wales studying the educational svs-
TENS Of this COuntly-UnuSual large
number of retiremcnts this year in tie
sumes sessions, which are now being
held ut phia--Little prospect
Of any currency legislation by present
session of congreSS--ScnatOr Vest de-
clares there is duty on anthracite and
argues for its repeal, which he does not
eXpcct-Belgium secures concessions
in pretender in Morocco said
to have won another victory
outlook for import trade in China oW-
Ing to liliin tax and decline of silver -
Great Britain protests against Turkeys
permission to Russia to enter DIrda-
nelles with destroyers--Tle Anglo
German reply to Venezuelan proposals
has been handed to the United States
ambassadors English press, at
lacking Anglo-German alliance, says
continued blockade makes reparation
by Venezuela impossible.
THURSDAY, JAN. S.
l., !, .,r D;lI
Rrdson at Chelsea, Mass. that he found
arsenic in powder concealed in her
stocking at time OF arrest --Eenezucla
receives answer TO arbitat ton proposal
from powers; said to have caused great
depression in government circles; Eng
land and Germany demand S350000
each from Venezuela as condition of ne
otiationS--Illinois girl has been
asleep since Sept 2S-.Towu of Web
ster, Col, destroyed by tire--Aug.
! may be celebrated as centennial of the
founding of Chicago--Thrc2 big coal
companies form alliance with capital of
f31, 50,000-Beef packers file excep-
tons in suit by attorney general of
MiSSOuri--Appeal for injunction in
American Publishers association case
IS denied-Bill providing compulsory
arbitration to be introduced in the New
York gislature-Furthcr testimony
in effort to fix responsibility for law
lessness in coal regions-,Judgmcnt of
$4,000 against a Philadelphia golf
player for knocking out an eye of
caddie-Governor Odell criticises the
franchise tax; new revenues for New
York state necessary DEM
ocrats relieved of injunction preventing
calling of state primary election Con
troversy in the senate over the militia
characterization of price of coal in
hington-Squadr0n in Caribbean
to dispense; ships to return to former
stations-Belief that Cuban treaty
will be favorably reported without much
delay-Indictmen in New York silk
frauds attacked on ground of Irregular
standing of prosecuting attorney
Senate committee fayOrS international
arbitration treaty on lines suggested by
Pan-American conferencc--Great dis
tress in Mazatlan, Mex, as result OF
Asi0tic plague Evictions in the min
ing village of Denahy, Eng Pro-
fessor Koch goes to RhodeSil to study
cattle plague-England plans a war
vessel to nullify submarine attacks