St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-06-29

earnest plea for Internationally
slams test strength of Japanese out
posts and are beaten; Eaps continue to
adyance-Cape Cod cranberry crop
damaged by storm-Inquest produces
further evidence that the General Slo-
cum life belts We're useless; total of
907 bodies found-Boston college
alumni at banquet voice a strong senti-
ment for more and better athletics
Fred Sturtevant and Joseph King, for
mer a notorious criminal, escape from
state farm at Bridgewater, Mass
Archbishop of Canterbury to visit Bos-
ton next October-Cobb now claims
more than enough delegates to insure
his nomination for governor by the
Maine Republicans Marcus Graham
of Providence confesses to counter
feiting 500 bills and is indicted at st.
Louis Simmons college offers four
months courses to prospective nurses
Mission starts from Tangier with
the ransom for Perdicaris and Varley.
SATURDAY, JUNE %.
President Roosevelt announces these
changes in cabinet: William II. Moody
of Massachusetts, to be attorney gen
eral; Paul Morton of Illinois, to be sec
rotary of navy; Victor II. Metcalf of
California, to be secretary of COM
merce and labor-Report that Gen
erals Oku and kurOki have Joined forces
and are attacking from the direction
of Vafangow; talk of serious en-
gagement ShOrtly-IOn PerdlcariS
and Cromwell Varley, captured by the
bandit Raisuli, released Postal ser
vice in Panama canal zone inaugu-
rated-Total of recovered dead from
steamer General Slocum brought up to
912; more than 100000 subscribed to
relief fund-Secretary Taft issues
order for restoration of scale of wages
at government armory at Springfield,
Mass-Henry Jones, convict in New
Jersey prison, found guilty of murder
of Elmer Durant, his cell mate
President denies application for par
don of Charles H. Cole, convicted in
Boston of misapplying funds Of Globe
National bank and sentenced May IA,
1900, to Imprisonment for eight years in
Jail at Greenfield, Mass-BOdy of
George X. Gardiner, we'll known in
Cincinnati politics, found in a picking
vat of Indiana Medical college.
SUNDAY, JUNE %.
Inspector Schmittberger reports,
after careful investigation, that the
dead by the Slocum disaster number
1031-Sven Wendgren knocked from
his bicycle and killed by an electric car
at Boston-Thunder storm unusually
severe in Boston and north Of it; two
persons killed, several injured and
much property damage done-Auto-
mobile struck by train at Hopkinton
Mass, and Isaac Wood killed-Miss
Sutton of Pasadena, Cal, the woman
tennis champion of the United States
Lou Dillon goes a mile to wagon in
Cleveland in 2:O4 3-4 under unfavor-
able onditions-Olympic national
collegiate championship meet in st.
Louis won by Chicago-Count Cas-
SIM sure the Russians will win the
war, and that the end will come within
the year-Taunton, Mass, girl wife
tries suicide because of stories told by
another WOman-LaSt two members
of the gang which held up and robbed
Paymaster Longyear of the Hudson
River Bluestone company at Kingston,
n. Y, caught and Jailed John
P. Chadwick, the hero chaplain of the
Maine, makes a strong plea for the
friars in the Philippines Nor
ton says he may not be able to assume
cabinet duties before middle Of July
Paris dispatch contradicts report
OF appearance there of Kent j. LOOMS;
no trace of him in England or France;
foul play feared.
MONDAY, JUNE q.
Combination of record breaking heat,
and squalls and thunder storms de-
veloped by it, result in many deaths
throughout New England many of
deaths due to the capsizing of boats in
sudden squalls; in other cases people
were overcome by heat while swim
ming-After 81 years of worship and
furtherance of charitable and educa-
tiOnal work, the Every Day church,
second oldest Universalist society in
Boston, closed it's doors forever-No
news regarding wherea bouts of Kent
J. Loomis, brother of Francis B.
LOOMS, American assistant secretary
of state, who disappeared shortly be-
fore or after arrival of steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm II at Plymouth, Eng,
June 20-Starling Durham, negro,
wanted on the charge of criminally
assaulting 16-year-old girl, lynched in
presence of over 5000 persons at Eu-
rOpa, MiSs-JOhn and Andrew Glantz,
brothers, drowned in Little Sebago
lake, Maine--Threaten tened with starva-
ton and with husband hopelessIy in
sane in an asylum, Mrs. Anna Kel-
sdzick of Chicago took the lives of her
self and her three small children by
asphyXiation-On his first public ap-
pearance after his trip around the
world, John a. Dowie, at New York, at
tacks character of King Edward, de-
clares he loves President Roosevelt
and denOunces reporters-James
Moran of Chelsea, Mass, broke the
mile motor-paced record, covering the
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