St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-11-18
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY. NOV. 10.

recent raid at Boston have thus far
been tried-Lynn printer, accused
If aiding and promoting lottery, hello
IN $4,000 bonds-Annual convention |
If American Federation of Labor |
onens at Boston-Number Of skele-
tons found by workmen while exca,
yating at Little Nahant, Mass-Med.
ford. Mass, postmaster's salary is or.
dered reduced from $4,000 to $4,000 Cd
account of stamp business solicita-
ton-Dr. P. S. Henson, coming pas,
tor of fremont Temple, denounces
r,awie and his ilk before Evangelical
Alliance-Captain and boy assistant
nm sunken schooner Connecticut had
exhaustive experience before being
rescued-Mayor Collins of Boston
admits the liability of the city to
fine of 10000 a month for neglect to
widen Congress street and Mt Wash
ington avenue bridges-Town of
Williams, To-, adopts fiat money
scheme-Five hurt in an automobile
wreck near Hopatcong N. LAND
in Cherokee nation worth $13,13300O
subject to allotment - Supreme
court fixes Jan. as date for hearing
the Northern Securities case-Sena-
tor Hopkins believes Roosevelt's name
will be the only one presented to the
Republican onvention-Extraor
mary session of Fifty-eighth congress
opens; Cannon elected speaker; sew
eral hundred bills introduced
Italy's new finance minister commits
suicide-Count Cassini may be Rus
sian ambassador to France--Kaiser
William in good condition after opera
ton on the larynx-Pope Plus holds
his first secret consistory, but no
American cardinal is appointed
Martial law proclaimed in Erzeroum
as result of activity of Armenian reso-
utionists-Canada's commissioner,
Sifton, questions boundary decision,
hut says it must be accepted-Ger-
man steamship Athen will ignore Do
minican blockade under protection of
German warships.
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. IL.
Governor Toole calls special session
of Montana legislature to meet on Dec.
TO pass laws to relieve industrial
condition in Montana; mines start up,
pending legislative action--Presl-
dents message urging action on Cuban
reciprocity brief and to the point. and
does much to clear the atmosphere
Formal opening of the Germanic mu
selu3 at Establishment of 8
lightship at Peaked Fill Bars urged a.
o meeting of the Boston Marine so
ciety-Circular received by Ar
menians of Boston in the interests O
forming terrorist bands to assasslnat'
ieaders-Another rich gold strike II
Observation-Disclosures Goelet weddir;
at New York--W. J. Bryan decides t
carry I'M appeal On Bennett will cas-
Negroes at a meeting In Washingto
declare opposition to segregation pla
BURGLARS capture Merrimac. Mass
police force-one n,ar--and rob the pos
office-Easterr cities start war o
professional beggars; campaign open
in Philadelphia-Congreesman LIE
tauer says his case is not to be reopene
Judge Penfield claims that no pre-
Arence was established in the Ven'
zuela protocol-Condition Of EmperC
William is improving--Canadia
farmers favor reciprocity with til
United States-Several people hlle
or injured during the Spanish election
--Hottentots on the warpath: fighti1
expected I'M Cape Colony---German
declares she will not consider intervel
ton in favor of Colombia---Eigl
British wounded and many native
killed in battle in Alden Hinterland--
British minister refuses to receive Co
gratulations Of King Peter Of Serv
Miss Peck failed to climb NJ
Sorato because guides would not unde
take the task--Reform moves in Mac
donia delayed; Turkeys last reply
FONT note not satisfactory--Memb
of the raichstag does not expect t
United States to make a tariff trea
WIN OpfHtdtly.
THURSDAY, NOV. J2.
Wages Of $4,000 operatives cut 10p'
cent at Fall River, to 60 into effect nc
%: other cotton mill centres likely
follow suit-Three thousand sire
railway men go on strike at Chicago
Cambridge, Mass, merchant arrested
n burolar-Great steerage exod
from this country affects New Yo
much more than Boston---Anotl
Armenian victim, this one III Chlca
HELPER ]. Grant, Mormon lead
charged with polygamy--Denial OF
port that J. P. Morgan is to retire fr
husiness--Strike Of blacksm1ths
Boston and Albany shops is near set
ment-Citizens of Antrim n, H..
mand that their names be removed fl
Governor Goodell's blacklst-iC
Charlton, NJ. p, in Chicago, make
strong plea for reciprocity betw
Canada and the United States-F
sage of the Cuban reciprocity me
ure seems assured; Republican, lead
in the house stand by the speaker
German emperor's condition contlu
to improve-Lamsdorf Russian
eign minister, said to have resigned
Philippine friars to sell lands 10 Uni
States for about $4,000, 0o0--Cu
senate votes to give General Gomez
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