News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-07-01


ciety--Plans in Chicago for $1,000
600 art museum-St. Louis Fair COM
pany already has expended SS,500,000
Statement that st. Louis street car
companies gave agents $130,000 to buy
votes-Ghicago Automobile club mem
bers start over the road for Mammoth
cave-Kansas City food relief COM
mittee cares for 10000 homeless people
New York Tribune prints a sensa-
tional story, showing now some Tam
many men acquired large fortunes
Long list of lynchings in the United
States since Jan. 1--Francis j. Lcupp
commissioned to investigate Indian land
trauds-Syndicate in Eprope pro-
noting emigration to the United States
Judge Smith of the Philippines says
the natives are well satisfied with
American government and that most of
them would accept no other Speedy
passage of land bill predicted by Lon.
don papers-British tariff investiga-
ton not to be of public character
King Peter takes the oath in Belgrade
amid great enthusiasm Modified
gold standard likely to 90 into effect
in Mexico by Jan. /.
SATURDAY, JUNE 81.
Cornell crews capture everything in
intercollegiate races on the Hudson--
Massachusetts legislature of 1903 pro.
rogued-Lewis P. Bartlett, Jr., ap,
pointed co-receiver with G. w. LAYERS
of the shoe firm of Lamkin & Foster.
Boston-End Of great quarry strike
at Bedford, Ind-Strike on Chicago
and Alton to be peacefully settled
New York walking delegates campaign
against building trades continues
First car over the Boston and Worces-
ter street railway is run to Worcester
New York steamship agent denies
report that companies promote "stam-
pede" of immigrants-Grand Jury in
Detroit to be asked to investigate
charges of corruption in city and county
offices Congressman Babcock said 10
be out of the race for the United States
enatOrship-Postma General
Payne does not entertain the idea of
resigning; president insists that lie re-
main-Caraltreaty seems safe; both
houses of Colombian congress Or
gained; Shaw can pay the $50, 100000
without drawing from banks -Servian
minister to Great Britain resigns
Lebaudy brothers Siderable balloon
gives good results-Kil2 Peter holds
reception, but only Russian and Aus
TRAN ministers attend--SOcialists in
the reichstag will have 81 seats, being
second in position-Argentina TO bar
United States cattle because foot and
mouth disease has developed in bulls
shipped from New York---British gov
eminent has information that China
will continue to hold Manchuria and
that treaty rights of powers will be re-
spected.
SUNDAY, JUNE %.
Shamrock III the most dangerous
challenger Upton has brought over;
easily beats Shamrock in Il tryout---
Explosion of gasolene lamp lawnp party
for the Free Home for Consumptives
at Boston burns several persons
Brown cotton clique astonishes New
York by its ability to absorb tremen-
dous cotton deliveries; shorts abso-
lutely at its mercy-President Roose-
welt arrives at Oyster Bay and is greeted
with enthusiasm, rendered more SO by
the quarrel between the factions as to
who should do the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
e. Dorr meets perjury charge ut Au-
gusta, Me-, by applying Christian
Science tenets-New York Building
Trades Employers association refuses
fatty to have anything to DO with the
plan of the state board of arbitration
and to settle the lockout; employers or
ganiZe to fight unions in other places
--Mayor Low Of New York says he
will be a candidate again this fall
Party of Odell leaders in conference at
Nantucket making plans to overthrow
Senator Platts control in New York
Miss Jones loses title Of national
tennis champion to Miss Moore.-Hon.
William G. Todd, known throughout
New England for his gifts to public
institutions, dies at Atkinson, n. H
Girl dons male attire and works in
livery stable and on farm at Brattle-
boro, View York mob threatens
to lynch street car driver who runs
over little girl-Fron 25.000 to 4O,--
600 school teachers expected in Boston
next month.
MONDAY, JUNE 20.
Joseph Lamontkhoots and danger
ously wounds Georgianua Goddu, sis
ter of girl with whom he was in
fatuated, at Lowell; also wounds DR..
Payette, but not dangerously; he was
disappointed in love-Car service re-
sumed at Richmond; city under military
protection-Death at Augusta, Me-,
of General Winfield Scott Choate-
Independent distillers now exceed whis-
key trust in productive capacity
Marine corps officers not entitled to re-
tirement with advanced rank
Reuben Davis, freight conductor, run
over and killed at West Kingston, r,
Riot by Lynn shoe workers; liar
ney Bros strike over-Move TO enioin
Mayor Burke from interfering with
Burlington, Vt, police---Tennessee
supreme court declares a temperance
act unconstitutional William HalIi-
well victim of escaping Illuminating
gas at Providence-Scientsts OH board
steamer Albatross held I'M m account