Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-05-21
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FRIDAY, Nav 10. 1904
Body Of little Josephine McCahill
missing from her home on Third ave
nue., New York, since May 2, found
wedged in chimney of house adjoining
that of her mother; no sign of foul
play and police believe child's death
was due to accident.
Russians blow up the city of Dalny
to save 1t from the Japs; Kurokis
forces moving along toward Haicheng;
reports of various small skirmishes.
Everett Abbott alleged embezzling
treasurer of the American Marine
Transportation Company of Boston.
arrested in San Francisco.
,oSvv q Myman r5ria sqRs "a My X3prk
Gertrude Coolidge, aged 1S, of Rox-
| bury, Mass, injured in her attempt
to escape from the house of the Good
Shepherd.
Judge George Gray selected by nom
mating committee to be president of
the National civic federation, to sue
| ceed Senator Hanna.
George e. Hodgdon of Winchester,
Mass, sentenced to four or seven years
for embezzlement of $4,000.
Brakeman George M. Martinson of
Somerville, falls under engine at Hud-
SOL, Mass, and may die.
Seventeen Illinois coal companies
convicted of being in trust and fined
$500 each.
Policeman at Burlington, VT, shot
and killed by supposed deserted from
Fort Ethan Allen; latter escapes.
SATURDAY. May II, 1904.
Metropolitan park police said to be
preparing for campaign with cam
eras to preserve the proprieties along
Charles river according to the new
rules of conduct promulgated last
year, and to be more than ever in
force this season.
Capt. Kelley and life savers at Mon
omoy point rescue crew of Province
town schooner Little Jennie.
Gen. Kuropatkin reports the Japan
ese advance. with details of slight
skirmishes; JaDs lose their first war
vessel, torpedo boat No. 4S. blown up
by mine it was trying to destroy.
Diminco De Fec. wanted in Pater-
son, N. j.. on a charge Of murder, ar
rested on board the steamer Romantic
at Charlestown.
o. R. Doyle of Fall River, Mass, has
both legs crushed trying to get on a
train at New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Eddy promulgates an order for
biddinog Ghristan IL Scientists from join.
en- may not become members.
DR.. Prosper Bender sues Boston
business man for $3.50 for medical
services rendered to Mrs. Nellie S.
Eastman.
dislodge DierE. the outlaw of Thorn
apple river, Wis, by artillery, and his
offer is accepted. ''-....
Gen. Jeannerod relieved of his COM
mand of 1st army corps Of France be-
cause he thanked the Sisters of Char
ity for their good work.
Walter Lorran of Riga, O.. wants
because he alleges that she hugged
him so hard she broke one of his ribs.
MONDAY, May 16, 1sU4.
Young Russian naval officer, with
three jackies, in a launch, fire torpe-
do under Japanese warship, badly
crlppllng craft; Japs driving Cossacks
back toward Liaoyang; Russians fear
Chinese will mix in.
Schooner William Bisbee sunk by
steamship Furnessia off Nantucket
in fog Sunday morning.
Boston man, fleeing from the police,
falls 70 feet and is fatally injured.
Expected retirement of Bishop Will
lard F.. Mallalieu cause OF sorrow
among New England Methodists.
Lillian Whiting explains her rela-
tions with Rozine E. Meeker of Gree
ley, Colo, who charges Boston author
with conspiracy.
Patient fearing burglars escapes
from Lynn, Mass, hospital scantily
clad.
Funeral of Hatfield Pettibone, the
well-known Spiritualist of Boston.
Capt. Samuel Vestal and seth COM
pany coast artillery arrive from Porto
Rico to garrison Fort Andrew, in Bos-
| ton Harbor.
Edward Fraser arrested on charge
of arson at Braintree. Mass.
Damage Of $4,000 in factory fire at
Nashua N. H.