St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-08
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, MARCH 81.

srao+,cal ly suspended; $1,000 people
ant of employment; silent spindles
rnnrnsent capital Of $1O,000000---
riabteer arrests at Waterbury. Conn.,,
~ clares of assault with intent to
iii in connection with trolley strike
-Tayrence, Mass, license commits
s,onprs secure an injunction restrain
w. mayor from holding hearing of
nhs re,s against them--Postoiice de-
nortnent investigating turf COM
nanie-Congressman Hull thinks
Tilirnos will make loyal American
ntinns-First formal session of
Alaska boundary commission post
no1ed to Observation-Disclosures In
Macedonia daily becoming worse
pAsidents Of Guatemala and Salvador
make plans for peace an
nved by results Of South African
vjl prevent extensive cotton growing
which has been planned.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1.
No new features in great cotton mills
strike at Lowell--Building at Brook
line, Mass, collapses, killing one man
and seriously injuring four others
William Rothwell (Young Corbett) de-
feats Terry McGovern in fight for
featherweight championship Of the
world-Four trolley strikers held at
Waterbury, Conn, on charge of as
sault with intent to kill-Striking
Amesbury, Mass, carriage workers to
return to work on old terms-Find-
ing in Burdick inquest is that the
identity Of murderer is not proved;
Judge says he would hold Pencil If he
were alive-Hoke Smith quoted as ex-
pressing the belief that Judge Parker
could defeat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
New York of a counterfeiting plant
which has produced 10000 spurious
dlmes-Two killed and 16 injured in
wreck on the Naugatuck division Of the
New Haven road---Renewed war up
on Senator Smoot-Exchange of rati-
fcations of Cuban treaty--France to
send warship to San Domingo
Nationalist press insists that the land
bill be financed by Irish money
General Vasquez captures cruiser
and chiefs of revolution; trouble now
confined to San Domingo City.
THURSDAY, APRIL ,.
Lowell knitters demand increase OF
10 percent in wages: unless 1t Is granted
Ghey will go on strike-New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad
trainmen's grievances adjusted in a
manner satisfactory to both parties
Mrs. Mary II. Deering confesScs to
having killed her husband at Bangor,
Me, March IA; driven to desperation
by years Of i'll treatment-Expert who
examined books of ex-Treasurer Cooke
of Milford, Mass, Cooperative bank,
says Cooke stole over SCI 000--John
G. Rollins, tube operator at Boston
postoffice, arrested charged with rob-
hing the mails-Wabash injunction
4 dIssolved-New York automobile
dealers Observation-Disclosures state
convict farm fiooded--Seattle, Wash.
officials indicted for malfeasance in of
fce-Western Hall Of Fame to be 6
feature of the st. Louis exposition
Revenue officers have desperate f1gh
with smugglers at Jersey City
Beef packers have filed no motion fol
rehearing of the decision against then
President Roosevelt starts on hi
western tour-Governor Taft still
confined to his bed, but he holds daily
sessions of mission-Senator Aid
rich says committee will form 1
financial bill, perhaps a modification o
the Adrich Observation-Disclosures ii
Gan Domingo becoming serious--Brit
fish revenue shows increase Of $4,000,
tbs over last year-Cambridge defeat
Oxford by six lengths in their annua
boat race-Count Zborowski Of New
York and his chauffeur killed in auto
mobile race near Nice--Paris Temp
ridicules the kaiser's attempts t.
propitiate the United States Sur
prising knowledge of American nav.
shown by Count Won Reventlow in hi
reply to Dewey.
FRIDAY, APRIL 3.
President Roosevelt, in speech q
Chicago, says Monroe doctrine Will
far if we keep navy at highest pitch
training-No new developments j
Lowell textile strike-Men froI
United States cruiser landed i'll SAINT
Domingo City to protect American COZ
sulate; 100 casualties in battle betwee
government troops and rebels '---Fu
bench of the Massachusetts supren
court decides that the compulsory va
cination statute is legal-TeXas ant
trust law signed-The Arbuckles CT
sugar prices-Governor Odell sis1
excise increase bill-Plans to mers
4 three national banks in Fall River
Bridge strikers start serious riot
Trenton-Death of Rev. Alfred
Dunn, D. D., at Waterville, Me--A
legged placing of an Adams, Mas
butcher shop ON the unfair list cals
suit against labor union---War q
partment issues order for inspection
militia-Thoroug investigation
postoftice department being made
Exporters find it impossible to cole
refund of stamp taxes---TreasI
surplus $33, S31, S11; may reach 70
100000 by end of fiscal year Int
state commerce commission to meet
Los Angeles and investigate :,lleg