Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-07-16
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FRIDAY, July 8, 1904
Democratic platform contains gol,
standard plank, as reported to full
committee.
Pawnshop OF Max Silberman II
Charlestown, Mass. robbed of $3.50
worth of goods.
Steamers Grand Republic ant
Dreamland in collision of Cone,
Island, and passengers became panic
stricken.
Cnnerossmon Champ Clark. perma
nent chairman Of the Democratic con
vention, makes fierce assault on Re
publican policy.
Annual tour OF duty Of 1st corps
''fH.' Dr. G. M A. vEM vEMastmhaaTns hans defence opened
at Alfred. Me-, testifies in own behalf
denying statements Of Edith McIntire's
brother.
Woman physician, discouraged by
poverty, kills herself in New York.
Clark university and college Of Wor
cester to receive $475.OOO by death ol
Mrs. Jonas G. Clark.
"Al" Adams. former policy king
condemned to serve out his sentence
in Jail by supreme court.
Gen. Kashtalinsky's brigade sur
Jewels worth $4,000 stolen from
Mrs. H. c. Potter at Cooperstown, N
Y.
Armourdale, Kan. flooded and 5000
people driven from homes.
prises and wipes out camp of 1905
Japanese near Lantyansan; Kuropat
kin and Sakharoff report skirmishes.
Miss Alice Roosevelt leaves Man
chester, Mass, for visit in Brookline.
SATURDAY, July 9, 1904
Three firemen injured in a collision
in Cambridge, Mass, three horses hurt
and two pieces of fire apparatus badly
damaged.
Flood danger is practically over II
Kansas.
Jewels, stocks and cash stolen from
A. c. Clark estate in Cooperstown, N
Y, said to be worth 100000.
Advance guard of automobilists er
route to White Mountains reaches
Rochester, N. H.. without mishap.
Reported disqualification of Ray
Mitchell, Boston swimmer, is with
out foundation.
Hoboes set fire to George w. Van
| derbilt's private car.
Rev. John B. Delaney appointed bish
op of diocese Of Manchester, N. H.
| Chicago boy of II commits suicide
because he thought his sweetheart
would be glad to hear of his death.
Amateur standing of scholes, lates
-i""er VI the Diamond sculls at Hen
ley, Is now being questioned in Eng
land.
Experts announce so--s.~,,,o,
clusions concerning cancer at conven
ton presided over by Prince of Wales
| Final meeting of the Salvation Army
congress in London.
| Miss Alice Roosevelt at home of hel
grandparents In Newton.
Dynamite explosion kills seven labor
ers near Romford, Can.
Report that coast pirates at Ions
Island, Labra ior. looted the bark Nebo
| Three men arrested in Chicago wht
tell of crimes resembling those of thu
carn-barn bandits.
Gen. Oku occupies Kaiping after sc
we're fighting; ST. Petersburg report.
Indicate general advance of japanese
toward Kaichow, their front extendin,
15 miles.
MONDAY, July II. 1904
Judge Parker's dissatisfaction will
| Hills statement that he did net know
| Parker's views on finance" said tt
have caused famous telegram's to con
vention.
Six trainmen hurt, two engines de
molished and four cars burned in col
llsion at Campello, Mass
Seven fthe 10 starters in the East
ern Y. c. ocean race arrive at Marble
head.
George Lyall of Melrose, Mass.
found with long cash in his throat
alleged to have been inflicted by him
self
| Burrage hospital on Bumkin islant
in Boston harbor now open for Grip
pied and dofermed children.
Admiral Cervera presented with tes
timonial by Americans.
Henry G. Davis beloved by all ir
West Virginia; believed his nomina
tion puts West Virginia in Democrati,
| column.
Miraculous statue of Our Lady Of Mt
Carmel crowned in the presence of 25,
300 persons in New York.
Fourteen killed and so injured In {
collision on the Erie road at. Midvale
N. ].
Gen. Jose Toral, who surrender,
| garrison at Santiago. dies in an asylum
near Madrid.
| Two Portuguese immigrants, sisters
seized with sudden attack of insanit,
| In New Bedford hctel.
Russians routed at Kaichou, iswitl
| .oss of $50, and Japs advance continue.
| 20 Yinkow; 800 Russians killed in en-
| gagements about Port Arthur.
Automobile competition begins al
Mt. Washington.
| Big German fleet greeted at Ply
mouth, Eng, by deafening salutes.
Anti-Christian riots broken ont II
China; U. S. Consul General Fowler 1.
, asked for immediate assistance.
TUESDAY, July IL, 1904
Bishop Frederic Dan Huntington o
diocese of central New York dead