St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-07-08
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY. LIME 20.

Reliance shows superiority over Co.
lumbia and Constitution in 30-mile race
in heavy weather-Vegetables and
fruits very high in the Boston marl ct
Paper strike at Fort Edward, n.
Y, ended-Strike at DobsOn mills,
Philadelphia, not observation-disclosures
strike nearly ended; cars rul ming
quietly-Two killed and several in
jured in trolley wreck at Chicago
Porto Rico university means of de-
taching South America from Europe
Nashua, N. H., celebrates 50th ami
versary of Incorporation as city
Lightning strikes a church at New
Concord, O.; one man killed, others in
| jured-Thousand of Christian Scien-
lists respond to Mrs. Eddy's invitation
to visit Concord Trade in citizen
ship papers, new branch in paturali-
cation frauds unearthed in New York
President Of Columbia Gold Min
ing company arrested for failing 10 file
names of persons in his company
Senator Platt sees a possibility of the
elimination of Tammany from the cam
paign as result of the dock board in
vestigation-More indictments are
brought against Machen and the Croft
brothers-Denial of report of friction
between Cassini and the administration
Serious yellow fever situation in
gulf ports of Mexico-Armenia sit
uation critical; Russia trying to pre-
vent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS arbi-
tration tribunal to meet at The Hague
Sept. 1-One hundred bodies re-
covered from wreck of Bilbao train
in Spain-German reballots complete;
Socialists, with 81 seats, second in
reichstag agistrates in kishineff
trying to efface evidence against lead.
ers> of assacre--London Times sees
hope for the Jews in Russia through
the American petition--Russian lead
ers to meet at Port Arthur and dis
cuss the Manchurian situation.
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 1.
Explosion of fire-1amp in Mine No. 1
of Union Pacific Coal company at
Hanna, Wyo., sunffs out lives of 234
men, injuries scores of others. and causes
destruction of vast amount of property
Reliance scores decisive victory over
Constitution and Columbia in 15-mile
thrash to Windward and ret Tn---
Department of yards and docks at Bos-
ton navy yard to buy $4,000 worth Of
tools-Georgiana Goddu 81 Winches-
ter, Mass, victim of shooting affair at
Lowell, dead; Joseph l.. Lamothc still
fugitive--President will attend in
ternational yacht races-Cilicago to
have an endowed medical journal
Plan for international .ociety TO help
Jewish emigrants from Russia Judge
Kirkpatrick decides that tie United
States Shipbuilding company is in
solvent-Lancaster, Mass, celebrates
250th anniversary; Senators Poar and
Fairbanks among the spe'lk crs--Re-
tirement section of naval personnel law
does not apply to Notwithstanding
to be done at Washington Icr the pres
ent relative to Manchurla-- Amer
lean squadron's visit to Mel ends; un-
usual honor to be given acct in Eng
land-Mr. Cannon, who will be
speaker of the house, said to declare
that that body shall not consider asset
or elastic currency schemc--China
increasing efforts to exteruilate re-
formers-Servian Radicals force dis
solution of skupshtna- - Manitoba
school question again brought up by
Winnipeg Catholics Report that
mad mullah holds British officers de-
MED by General Gathering
of warships in the Gulf Of Pe-Chi-Li
considered significant by lien Ysin
papers.
THURSDAY, july 2.
Reliance sails the fastest 3O-mile race
on record, making the distance in
8:04:27-Responsibility for failure of
shoe firm of Lamkin & Foster, Boston,
laid to Elmer e. Leavitt, financial
member Of the firm-Strike of ship
workers at Camden, Il. j James
Smith, Jr., appointed receiver of United
States Shipbuilding company-Iowa
Republicans adopt the Roosevelt idea
and will ''stand pat Oh the tariff
Two New York magistrates admit that
they have not attended to their duties
Governor Dole Of Hawaii is asked
to explain why vetoes were forecast in
Wspapers-Professor Arthur John
stone of New York wins medal from
Society of the Cincinnati for music for
"America"-Two Georgia farmers
plead guilty to charge of peonagc. and
are sentenced to year and day in
the penitentiary-Govacnment to in
crease Pacific transport 1eet-Open-
ing of new department of commerce
john Barrett appointed minister to
Argentina--Dr. Wiley's first expert
ment with preservatiye chemicals is
oncluded-Machen and Croft brothers
aTaigned and plead not guilty; given I'M
til July 20 to file demurrer--Bashi-
Bazouks looting right and left in Bull
garia-China seeking loan from
American bank in Shanghai - France
and Russia threaten to reoccllpy lien
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