Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-11-28
TUESDAY,,

A. +. of L. convention adjourns sine
die; delegate names four U. s. senators
who should be watched by labor men
Senator Platt of New York says
Roosevelut is sure to be renominated
and that Hanna couldn't be forced to
accept nomination,
Twenty persons, some helpless from
smoke, aroused by police and led to
place of safety on the roof by police at
Boston fire.
Fireman sees own children run over
by his train at Valley Falls, R. l.
New Haven boy has a bullet in his
brain and lives.
Violent rioting in Chicago due to
street car strike; settlement practical
ly agreed upon to go in force today.
Heinze takes steps to organize an in
dependent political party in Montana.
Colombia closes the port of Carta-
gena against vessels to and from Colon.
Petition for the election of Rev.
Franklin e. E. Hamilton to presidency
of Boston university submitted to spe-
cial committee Of trustees.
Anniversary of the execution of the
Manchester martyrs kept by Boston
central branch of the United Irish
league of America.
Dinner rendered to Supt. Joseph F..
Scott, who leaves Concord reformatory
for Elmira, N. Y.
Coal going little higher soon.
Senate debates Cuba and Panama;
unanimous agreement reached to vote
on Cuba bill on Dec. 16; struggle on be-
tween the president and the house on
one side and the senate on the other.
Comment aroused over the fact that
Gen. Wood is leading campaign
against the Moros, while the senate Is
hearing charges against him.
Senator Hale calls Chamberlain "this
most adventurous of British politi-
cians," and says that Canadian annexa-
tion may follow the carrying out of his
tariff plans.
Horace Vose sends his annual trib-
ute to the president in the shape of o
Thanksgiving turkey.
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 25, 1908.
Chicago's street car strike settled;
the men 60 back to work. and wages
and hours are to be arbitratei.
National encampment of the G.. A.
r. will be held in Boston the week of
Aug. Is, with the parade Tuesday,
Aug 16.
j. Edward Addicks yacht Ilderim
attached at Newport to satisfy gro
GERS claim of $500.
Mrs. Mary ]. Culver. daughter of
Senator Clark of Montana, who is
suing for divorce. sued by Mrs. e. r.
Vlasto for alternating husbands affec-
tions.
Senator Morgan takes up senate
day to tell his opinion of the president
and Panama.
Reunion of alumnae of Boston and
general training
schools for nurses.
President Wos y Gil surrenders the
city Of San Domingo to the revolu-
tionists; Minister Powell sternly hints
to the Dominicans that it is about
time revolutions were stopped, as it
endangered the sovereignty of the
island
Butte labor men dine with Presi.
dent Roosevelt.
State to- be asked to pay for raw
ages of herd of wild deer in an Oak
dale deputy sheriff's cabbage patch.
Charles F. Fenno. tax collector of
Revere, Mass for more than 20 years,
dead,
Charles Moore. a 25-year man at
Me-, pardoned from state
prison. ,'
John l.. Sullivan's gold and dia-
mond championship belt sold at
sale for $1,000.
Payments of s40.0OO.OO0 to Panama
Canal company to be made so as net
% disturb the money market
Pension Commissioner Ware will
'esign his Office.
Wor11n jumps 25 feet into icy mill
5e1d to avoid oncoming train on tres
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