Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-01-23
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miners in Indianapolis; President Nit.
chell urges the delegates to be moder-
ate.
, Students of Missouri university vote
day.
Michigan men invite Roosevelt to at.
tend celebration OF 50th anniversary OF
the birth Of the Republican party; he
will accept II possible.
| Torpedo boat destroyer fotilla ar
rives at the Canaries. thus ending Its
longest stretch on the trip to the Phil.
ippines.
st. Louis Judge decides that medical
college has no jurisdiction over the
heart affairs Of its students.
Better outlook for peace at St
Petersburg. as it is regarded as certain
that the war party is out of favor al
present. czar said to have declared that
all danger Of conflict Is now ended.
George Francis Train dies in New
York.
Panama canal treaty before the sen.
ate; three perfecting amendments re-
ported; Morgan fights for further de-
lay.
Bryan entertained at dinner in Lin.
coin, Neb., by 700 Democrats: his de.
fiant speech highly cheered.
! Hoadley building at New Haven,
Conn, burned with loss Of $l5OOOO.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20, 1904.
Boston heirs of Salem Charles, mis-
er. of Los Angeles, awarded his entire
estate of $144,OOO.
Pitched battle bstween union and
non-union bridge builders in Kansas
City.
Dummy bonds discovered at Haver.
hill, Mass, which ex-City Treasurer
Clines confesses that he had prepared
for possible use as substitutes for gen
uine securities.
Mrs. James j. Morgan of Maynard
Mass, burned while extinguishing fire
in clothing of neighbor's baby
All old Chicago theatres to be closed
for good owing to stringent building
ordinance.
Six families driven out of burning
building at Chicopee, Mass; firemen
fight stubborn blaze with thernome-
ter at 13 below zero.
Mrs. Carrie M. Phelps explains to
Judge Lyman at Greenfield how she
happened to put a charge of birdshot
into Frank l.. Pixies hand and legs,
and Is discharged nm rha rgn of assault
Friends of Roosevelt and of Hanna
trying to prevent an open rupture; Re-
publicans dread split, fearing it will
lose them the erection.
Veterans of Hooker's brigade want
the inscription on the bronze tablet of
the Hooker statue in Boston changed.
Postoffice inspector rebuked by
court for coaching witnesses in Mach.
Ell trial at Washington.
Lady Marjorie Greville and Viscount
Helmsley married.
aeorgo Francis Train died a poor
man; public to be given opportunity to
view his body
Naphtha launch Neversink, formerly
OF Lynn. blown on the rocks at Ply
mouth, Mass, owner accustomed to
live on board.
William J. Reid, the forger captured
in Utica, N. Y, returned to the Spring
field Jail.
Explosion wrecKs the barber shop
and pool room of Joseph Costa, South
Boston.
Education" says Gov. Vardaman
CT Mississippi, "is the curse Of the ne
gro race; criminality increasing with
fearful rapidity."
German newspapers paving the way
10 explain the Russian retreat; all Eu-
rope now inclined to believe outcome
will be peaceful.
Glen Falls man commits suicide day
after wife's death and suspicion Is he
killed her.
Horace N. Hastings, principal owner
and senior editor OF the Lynn, Mass,
Item, dead.
Twenty-Five Chinese deported from
Boston.
THURSDAY, Jan. 21, 1904.
Irene Peterson stabs herself in sight
of her employers at Auburndale, Mass.
Fire on Albany street causes $780,
600 damage many families fed from
their homes.
Site of the Iroquois theatre at Chi
cago offered to the association for a
memorial to the victims of the fire.
Edward M. Carr of Maiden struck by
q car at Boston subway station; his
skull fractured.
Republicans greatly worried at the
delay in legislation; President Roose-
welt, particularly, is fretting.
Capt. Alexander Mckay retires from
Cunard steamship line, after 32 years
service.
Strong feeling expressed at hearing
III Washington to give states control
over liquor in Original packages"
Elbert Hubbard married to Miss
Alice Moore of Concord, Mass, at
Conn.
Capt. George w. Scott of Gloucester,
Mass, predicts early spring.
Beginning of work on new nurses
home authorized at annual meeting of
the N. e. Baptist hospital corporation.
Russia delays, hence no statement
as to actual peace outlook Is of value;
Japan still keeps up her war prepara-
tions.
Edward w. Kinsley post 113. G. A.
p, nominates Past Department Com
mander Blackmar for commander-in-
chief
Twelve or IA men killed by explo-
sion and fire in the Cambria steel
plant; huge fire loss in the tube plant
al Shelby, o.
Plan of western packers to get con-
troll of the packing concerns of New
England.
do not know whether it is possible
to arrive at any remedy for this; but
If 1t is, the direction in which should
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