St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-04-27

EIruct all ueiegaIeS IQk Lnelr canQlQaLe
against protest of Hearst minority
St Louis population now 500, els
Secretary or Miners union in Denver in
fight with Mayor Ames
Of Minneapolis again indicted for TAX
ing bribes-BelIevue hospital, New
York, physicians infected with tuber-
culosis--Governor Garvin of Rhode
Island calls extra session of the legisla-
ture-Republican factions in Della
ware may agree on state and congress
sional candidates Prominent fire I'M
derwriter believes loss for this year
will be 1925, 200, 900; "three times what
it should be''-Government to eStab-
lish a coaling station on the Aleutian
islands-Foreign embassies to be es-
tablished for the summer in New Eng
Iand-Senate leaders do not like sub
stitute bill for government of canal zone
Witness in .Smoot case says pOlyg-
amous cohabitation is not prohibited by
state laWs-Indicatio tons that ex-Gov-
ernor Murphy of New Jersey will be
chairman of the Republican national
ommittee-Railroad strike in Hun
gary assumes serious proportions
Canadian lower house rejects Borden
amendment to governments railway
program.
SATURDAY, APRIL, %.
Charles S. Tucker held for grand jury
on charge of numbering Mabel Page at
Weston, Mass-Unconfirm reports
Of serious land skirmishes along the
Yalu river-Chinese passengers on
steamship Saxonia, at Boston, admitted
under bonds-At the Tucker hearing
Judge Luce declines to limit the de-
Tense In bringing out the states evil
dence in the Mabel Page case-Com-
mittee to aid in the arrangements for
the interna tional peace congress ap-
pointed at business mems meeting at
Boston-Willis III. Wilson, charged
with numbering his mother and STEP
father at Roslindale, Mass, held for the
grand jury-Arbitratio favored by
both parties involved in the Quincy,
Mass, shipyard strike, but they cannot
agree upon what to do while it is pend
ing-Three Chicago "car-barn band
it's" hanged at the county jail-Chi-
cago labor union fines member for as
saulting a non-union man-United
States senate passes bill for bridge over
Connecticut river at Chicopee, Mass
Shop of the American Ship Windlass
company at Providence burned; loss
75,OOO-Frank Rose, executed at Salt
Lake for killing his wife, confesses to
10 murders-House judiciary COM
mittee delays anti-injunction bill until
December-Amendm appropriate
ing 100000 to refit the old frigate Con-
stitution killed by CONFERENCE.-THE
publican leaders fear the high price of
food may be dangerous issue Of the
coming campaign-Secreta of the
interior approves order for opening 24S,-
743 acres Of the former Chippewa reser-
vation-Labor party forces resigna-
ton of Australian ministry-British
Indian expert gives high praise to
American railways left
by Arctic Explorer Toll found on Ben
nett island.
SUNDAY, APRIL "a
Report that disguised Japanese at
kin is confirmed Margaret McGuin-
ness of Boston charged with bigamy
married Charles Rex two days after re-
ceiving a decree of divorce-Bakers of
Boston vote to strike May 1 unless
their agreement is signed by the bosses
before that time-Willis D. Noxon,
lawyer and yachtsman, drowned from
his schooner yacht near New Rochelle,
N. Y-Son born to Congressman and
Mrs. William r. HearSt-Congress of
the D. A. r. at Washington endorses
movement for reform in celebration of
the 18th of July-William J. Bryan, in
a speech at Chicago, savagely attacks
the New York Democratic platform
Two men stabbed at a Boston dance,
one in serious condition; Michael J.
Conroy their alleged assailant-Sol-
oilers at Fort Ethan Allen desert be-
cause of baked bean ration coming too
often-New York Republican district
leader charged in court with exacting
money for police appointments and pro-
motions Farrelly, one of the
founders of the American News COM
pany, dead at New YOrk-Panama
canal sale ratified at Paris by stock
holders, and state department notified;
payment will be made soon-Arrest
of Richard r. Jordan, who, the Boston
police say, gets money from women by
false pretenses- at Fore River
yards, Quincy, Mass, likely to delay
launching of battleship Rhode Island.
MONDAY, APRIL %.
japanese front now extends 80 miles
along the Yalu; Russian fortifying the
Manchurian bank-George P. Owens
arrested at Portland, Me-, charged with
assault with intent to kill Mrs. Annie
e. Kimball, his andlady-Maple sug-
ar season in Vermont pronounced the
best for many years-Plumbers at
Newport, r. l., strike for advance in
wages. J. Jeffries married to Freda
Meyer of New York-Consolidate
road brings strike breakers to New
Haven to surprise of boilermakers
men quartered on sound steamer-
Boston Market and Commission House
Transfers union demands higher