News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-07-27

Massachusetts honus yndicate at
104 929--Annual repor OF the Boston
office of the pension department shows
an increase Of 636 names Telephone
line from New England to the North
west British ship Creed
moor burned off.Fire Island; crew and
ed at Woods Hole-President Roose-
welt completes his speech in reply to no.
titication of his nomination-New Chi
cago directory gives city population of
2,24100O, an increase of 10000 in year
butchers ratify terms of peace in
Chicago meat strike; $4,000 men resume
work-Chicago judge enjoins striking
machinists from picketiug or talking
with workmen in their old places
Governor Bachelor of New Hampshire
invites natives to celebrate old home
week Aug. 20-26-Passengers on New
York excursion steamer terrified by
collision of their boat with barge; no
serious injury boat de-
stroyer Blakly in standardiZing test at
Newport, Il. l., exceeds contract speed
of % knots by 40 of a knot-Fall
River operatives said to admit defeat
III strike for which they have voted, but
say they must make some protest
against 'unbearable conditions" manu-
facturers may open some mills, but de'
clare they are losing money-Joseph
w. Folk nominated lor governor by the
Democrats of NIissouri-Judge Par
ker's friends want William F. Sheehan
for national chairman if German de-
cines--British within % miles of
Thibetan capital; drive natives before
them at Karola Pass.
SATURDAY, JULY %.
Stockyards strike renewed at all
points where big packing companies
have branches, because strikers were
dissatisfied with manner in which en-
ployers proposed to reinstate their for
mer employees pending settlement by
arbitration-The steamer Malacca at
Suda bay, Island of Crete, where, I'M
der agreement reached between Great
Britain and Russia, she will be per
functorily inspected jointly by consuls
of the two countries and released, to-
gether with her cargo, unless palpable
contraband of war intended for Japan
csc shall be found, in which case only
contraband will be held-Fire i'll
Twitchell- Champlin warehouse at Port
land, Me-, burned all night; loss more
| than 1OOOO0-New torpedo boat de-
| strOyer Blakely, in test off Newport
K. l., exceeds required speed by half
| knot-Strike already begun in Fail
River Mass, weavers Quitting work in
Granite mill No. 1; board of arbitration
endeavoring to conciliate opponents
State Observation-Disclosures that Mexican
| official is implicated in killing of two
| Americans at Aguas Calientes-Etzel
heirs dissatisfied with $4,000 Mex
ican) indemnity paid by China, but
state department takes opposite view
Swallow and Carroll notified at In
! dianapols of their nomination for
president and vice president, respec-
| lively, by the Prohibition party
Joseph Chamberlain defends race pride
| of British in South Africa-Dr. Leyds
trying to secure Dutcn warship to take
Kruger's body to Transvaal-Death
at London of well known actor and
playwright, Wilson Barrett-Strike
in Dominion plant at sydney, c. B.,
nearly over; men ready to return if as
sured of old places.
SUNDAY, JULY "a.
Fall River labor organizations COM
| -, on n
facturers refusing truce on the cut in
wages-All peace negotiations in the
great packers strike declared off
strikers assault young girls-Har-
ward Yale American athletes win the
games against the Cambridge
team. showing ahead in six out of the
nine events-Ohio judge holds that no
agent of the government can settle a
case if crime has been brought to the
attention of the neutrality-suspicious.
Irving Leslie wrecked Oh Deer Island
Boston harbOr-Mary WepZ, II, at
tackled by black snakes while berrying
in swamp near Crescent park, II.
Mrs. Carrie e. Dow badly burned il
her home at Boston under peculiar
circumstances Bonesteel, Neb., the
scene of battle between policemen
and thugs-Otficials watching closely
for anarchists coming to America dis
guised as members OF the Salvation
Army: some said to be on their way t.
Boston-White Star lines Boston
service to the Mediterranean to bt
divided with New York.
MONDAY, JULY %.
AS the result of vigorous protest by
England, backed up by German gov
eminent Russia decides to call off Rec
sea cruisers and to forbid further seiz
ures of foreign shipping; all vessels al
ready seized will be released, includin;
British vessel Ardova, with an Amer
lean cargo, just seized-UniOn teams
ters at Chicago stockyards making eff
fort to settle packing house strike b.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men make IL
secret of poor condition of many house
holds at Fail River and commence
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