St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-10-28

Unionists to support Balfour, for fear
Of home rule proposals.
FRIDAY, OCT. %.
New England Milk Producers union
votes to order general milk strike on
Nov. / unless Boston milk contractors |
agree to terms proposed by milk pro-
Observation-Disclosures protected cruis-
err Denver fails to make contract speed
of II knots an hour in government Of
fetal speed trial test off Cape Ami
Prominent Colombian holds that
United States is bound to pay a fair
price for canal-Yellow fever at San
Antonio, Tex-Smuggled diamonds
valued at $4,000 seized in New York
General reduction of wages, espe-
cially for unskiIled labor, expected all
over the country-F. A. Heinze wins
suit over Minnie Healy mine, and gets
Injunction against transfer Of Boston
and Montana stock to Amalgamated
--Ladrones surprise the town Of lriga,
Luzon, and several people are killed
Republicans placing strong speakers i'll
Ohio anxious to save Hanna's seat in
the senatc-President will issue a
statement in the postal cases to check
investigation by congress-Govern-
ment tugs take three ships from Cres-
sent shipyards to Brooklyn to be
finished-American Chamber Of Com
merce of Manila asks for business
man on the commission when Taft re-
tires-Russia will not attack Japan
for any course in Korea-Many in
surgents surrender to Turkey but this
does not mean eEd of the rebellion.
SATURDAY, OCT. "a.
Frederick G. Tuttle, treasurer Of The
Banner of Light Publishing company,
publishers of the Spirituahst organ,
commits suicide at Haverhill, Mass
More than $50 boys employed by Amer
lean District Telegraph Messenger ser.
vice at Boston locked out as result of
friction over the formation of union
among the lads--Postmaster General
Payne bars H. J. Barrett nephew OF
former Assistant Attorney General
Tyner, from practice before the depart
ment-Closing months of 1903 find
trawl fishermen of Provincetown in
unusually good spirits owing to sue
cess during present season, which has
proved the best in money-making
sense of any experienced in dozen years
Will of Miss Mary P. Ropes, filed at
Salem, Mass, II axes public requests
| of about ST, 900, OOO-Bandits rob bank
at Burton, Kan-New York anti-Tam-
many Democracy makes strong begin
ning-New York judge holds that
stock brokers must obey instructions of
clients or be responsible for losses
General Oliver proposes a uniform
militia law. e. Ell. Lecky, British
historian, dies at I.ondon--England
receives $5,00O,O0G in gold from BON.
bay-Zossen electric car attains
speed of 1870 2-5 miles an hour--Spain
breaks with Venezuela; minister leaves
Caracas-Nelson's old flagship Victory
nearly sunk in Portsmouth harbor---
Steamship Columbus reaches Queens
town with Honorable Artillery com
pany on board-Turkey PUSHES troops
to Uskub to protect Russian consul
against whom there is military plot.
SUNDAY, OCT. 25.
Lou Dillon at Memphis trots mile il
1:5Sk-Belieyed that crisis in thu
milk controversy has been averted--
Girl messengers at Boston have move
experiences; strikers somewhat bolster
GUS. but not rough.-Butte Miners
union trying to settle Amalgamate'
suits and start up the works again
Patrolman John J. Wholley Of Bostol
found intoxicated on his beat-Blas
in New York subway kills 10 men--
Lake Street Elevated road in Chlcag
placed i'll hands of receiver--Ne\
York World canvass of the city ind
Gates a victory for Mcclellan by 17,S0
Senator German calls Presider
Roosevelt dictator, and blames him fc
raising the race issue--Note foun
beside body of DR.. Francis e. Abbott
Cambria se, Mass, points to suicide
James L. Blair of st. Louis collapse
while discussing charges of emDezZl
|. ment and forgery made against him b
former NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Scott of Massachusetts reformatory r.
signs to take charge of the Elmira, 7
, Y. ormatory--District Attorne
! Jerome refuses to accept ex-Captal
Movnihan as bondsmaH for Sam parl
Miss Elsie Mutt of Boston to hay
: charge of social settlement work
| Lewiston, Me-Judge changes Il
l charge against Patrolman LeWey
: Boston from murder to manslaught
L and he is out on $1,000 bail-Prin
Alert goes a half mile on the Narr
l. cansett track in 571A secords--NeN
u foundlanders talking of denouncing Il
) modus vivendi on the Atlantic fisherl
L because of the Alaskan boundary q
I cision; Sir Charles Upper blam
Y Laurier because of the award.
+ MONDAY, OCT. 26.
q life savers rescue IA fishermen fro
= schooner Dawson City in raging SURF
= provincetown-H. w. Burkey han
W himself from telegraph pole at Cal
- bridge. Mass-Lynn unions to u
= force to protect their men---Three $
- diers from transport Kilpatrl
IL drowned in Portland, Me-, harbor-