St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-02-03
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, JAN. 26.


even he may die-Doors of Nashua On.
h Trust company closed and Treas
urer Goggin arrested and held in $10,-
900; his shortage said to amount to
S100,000-Russia and Japan exchang-
ing co.nmu 1ications while. war moves
continue--Mayor Harrison and three
other city officials, theatre manager and
three employees held for grand jury by
coroner who conducted inquest in Iro-
Quois theatre disaster at Chicago
Peanut market shows crop shortage
and advance in Who'll asale price---Plan
suggested for a new island location for
Massachusetts state prison-Mayor
Collins of Boston proposes to abolish
the office of city solicitor, the corpora
ton counsel to be the head of law de-
partment--New high records in cot
ton market--Sharp break in wheat;
May option drops to SO cents--Gen-
-eral cold wave in the west; blizzard in
Missouri Odell makes it
plain that New York delegates will be
instructed for Rooseyelt-Bellevue
hospital, New York, crowded; unusually
large number of cases of pneumonia
Flood conditions generally improy-
"
alarms the people in Port Jervis, n. Y
House leaders, alarmed by growing
interest in service pension, seek some
way to stop passage OF bill-Ger-
mans lose heavily in fights with South
west African natives.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 81.
Sensational capture at Lynn of seven
members of gang of burglars who OPP
Grated extensively for months in Essex
county, Mass-Schooners RienZi and
Jennie Bell sunk in storm off Glouces
ter Mass; crews barely escaped alive
Japan demands immediate reply to
her recent note to Russia Oh far east
ern question-Former City Treasurer
Glines of Haverhili, Mass, pleads
guilty to embezzlement of $4,000
Full blood Cherokees reported Oh the
warpath-Audubon society appeals to
tie public to feed birds during severe
weather-Chicago may establish
municipal anti toxin plant July cot
ton touches 1850, highest price for 80
years-Rev. DR.. David II. Greer
ordained as bishop coadjutor of the
diocese of New Yorlz-W. K. Wander
bilt, Jr., drives bis automobile mile in
3S 1-5 seconds at Florida beach
Fifteen men killed by the falling of a
cage in the Stratton Independence mine,
Extraordinary increase in
cost of postal seryice--Filipino Cen
eral Lucban arrested at Manila on
charge of onspiracy--Diller B. Croft
scores postoffice inspectors in his testi,
mony at the Washington trial-Ex-
aminers continue work at the Nashua
IN. H.) Trust company, but have issued
no statement Statement of Governor
Cummins that Roosevelt is with him
on the Iowa idea disturbs Republican
s'stand patters'-Close of successful
session of Italian Students congress in
Rome Horrible atrocities committed
by bushmen in Southwest Africa
American mission college for girls at
Erzeroum, Turkey, burned by an in
cendiary- Whitaker Wright dies sud
denly just after conviction Of fraud and
sentence to prison for share in London
and Globe wreck.
THURSDAY, JAN. %.
Three convicts in Saco, Me, Jail
beat guard into insensibility and escape;
captured at Chica go
judge discharges Mayor Harrison from
custody i'll connection with RESPONSE
bility for Iroquois theatre horror-Of-
fetal estimate of death list in Cheswick,
Pa, mine explosion placed at ia f.
More signs of Indian rising in Indian
territory-Train hits sleigh at Carry,
Wis; four persons killed-Injunction
proceedings against Waterbury, Conn,
labor unions Withdrawr-Whitem man
appointed postmaster at Indianola,
Miss, to succeed Mrs. Cox-Joseph
Bean at Woodstock, Vt, found guilty of
murder in the second degree David
r. Francis declares lie is nota candidate
for president--Senate authorizes ne
gotta tons with Great Britain to protect
Alaska seals-Commissio Pepper
reports Central and South American re-
publics anxious for canal Service
pension bill introduced in the house by
Chairman Sulloway of the pensions
committee-Secretar Shaw's plan as
to deposits now in operation in New
York custom house may be adopted in
Boston-Banes, Cuba, made port of
entry--IGQuest on death of Whitaker
Wright reveals that he died from poi
son self-administered; London papers
approve VerGtict-Ber1in inventor has
patent on a machine which will prevent
disputes over gas bills-Italy willing
to cooperate with the United States in
the matter of Chinese indemnity.
FRIDAY, JAN. %.
w T. Mannjx arrested at Boston on
charge of forgery While endeavorine
to get Governor Bates to cash check
which proved worthless Sharon
Mass. has its 18th incendiary fire
Peter Kelley convicted of wife murder
at Bridgeport, Conn-Herbert Mar
shall, 17-year-old telephone lineman
killed by grasping live wire at Portland
Me-Lowell, Mass. general hospital
receives check for $4,000 from Fred
erick Ayer-Great crowd present tt
urge state action against the gypsy
moth at a Massachusetts legislative
hearing-July cotton touches 16 cents
Chico 40 ,lo.9toY 7o..Ia roc lr-I7 orc of ,,r