St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-10-05
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY. SEPT. q.

empioye kllieQ IN train wreck near
Lewiston, Me-, caused by open swithch
State department asks Governor
Bates of Massachusetts, to secure
prompt redress and ample apology for
Hugh Quincy, secretary of the British
embassy, who was fined in police court
of Lee, Mass, for contempt of court
and speeding automobile-Body of
Bessie G. Davis of Beverly Farms,
Mass, found in breakers off Lees
beach; suspicion that girl was MUIR
dered-Officers of the Preferred Mer-
camille company Of Boston held for
grand jury-Bedford, Mass, cele-
brates the 175th anniversary of in
orporation-Senator Hoar in a stu
por and unable to take nourishment-
One killed ans four injured in trolley
wreck near Riverton, N. J-Mill men
at Fall River uncertain whether to
open mills next week or not-Judge
Gray decides check weighmen ques-
ton in favor of anthra cite coal miners
Former Senator Chambers arm
broken by auto at his summer home in
New Hampshire passenger
railway to be built between Baltimore
and Washington-Prom Balti-
more Democrats believe the negro is
sue will carry the state for them
No indication of settlement of the Mar
settles strike-Eruption of Mount
Vesuvius increasing in violence; peo-
pie leaving adjacent villages-Lon-
don Post warns Great Britain to watch
moves in the United States to revive
shipping-End of Won Plehvism
looked for as result of liberal views of
Russia's new minister of the interior.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. %.
DR.. Frank F. Sanft, indicted at Bos-
ton on charge of counterfeiting, de-
clared insane-Judge Gray of Will
mington, Del, declines to preside
over coming International Peace Con-
ference-Porto Rican schools open
with 10000 pupils-Strike of gran
lite cutters in two Connecticut towns
Fall River business men move to
end strike in mills-Senator Hoar
still in state of coma; the end seems
near-Wealthy young Venezuelan in
New York kills himself as result of
love affair--Salvation Army to be
divided into two sections with head
quarters in Chicago and New York
Town of Sanbornton, N. H, to re-
ceive $4,000 year through will of
John D. Taylor of New York-Anoth-
er man dies as result of train wreck
at Lewiston, Me-, making total of four
victims-Former treasurer of a
Stonington, Conn, bank admits max
ing false entries to cover shortage of
$50, Alabama militia company
blamed for Huntsville lynching; rec
ommendation that it be ordered out of
service-Civil Service Reform
League asks Cortelyou and Taggart
to prevent assessing of public SER
wants for campaign funds-Pope
wishes to have atonement offered for
Free Thinkers congress in Rome
Party of Doukhobors reported march
ing from Canadian Northwest to
United States-British Tibet expe-
ditfon left Lhasa Sept. %; now march
ing towards Chumbi valley.
THURSDAY, SEPT. %.
Senator Hoar believed to be in last
Sleep death being question of hours
Third serious lumber yard fire at
Providence within a week; all believed
to have been incendiary-By the will
of Mrs. Sarah e. Potter of Boston more
than $1,OOO,OOO is given away in public
requests Lythgoe, now
home from Egypt, has acquired num-
Der of articles for the Boston Museum
of Fine Arts-Phelps-G Quincy Incl
dent investigated; amends for faulty
procedure promised, but a counter
protest at diplomats action made
Judge G. E. Woodward, Montpelier, VT,
q suicide-Twelve miners injured by
gas explosion at Peckville, Pa-Fall
River mills, it is definitely announced,
will not open Oct. New York
Yacht club preparing for a fourth
challenge from Lipton-Nautical pre-
paratory school at Providence in
solvent; receiver appointed-William
Zeigler, capitalist and hacker of
Arctic expeditions, injured in runaway
at Collender's Point, Conn-Interna-
tiona1 Bar association hears con-
demnation of Indian policy and ap-
proves President Roosevelt's peace
receipts increase;
business revival ndicated-Fourth-
class postmasters in Michigan Or
ganize to secure payment of rent and
light bills by governments British
steamer Loyalfst wrecked near Cape
Race-Governments of Central Amer
fca issue peace proclamation
Canada's anti-dumping clause in tariff
law declared failure Critical time
in Morocco; sultan protests against
French advance-Four persons killed
liz freight wreck near Eastwood, Ont |
of Prince Herbert Bismarck |
removes all hindrance to publication |
of fathers letters
FRIDAY, SEPT. 80.
Death at Worcester of Senator George |
T. Hoar; end followed long prriod of I'M
consciousness and came gently and |
painless-Breaking of engine rod |
derails and wrecks locomotive at South |
Weymouth, Mass; fireman dead and
engineer may not recover-Boston
Chamber of Commerce receives cable
dispatch approving treaty of arbitra-
ton between England and this country