Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-01-16
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by Delaware life savers In breeches
buoy.
Two Pawtucket men fatally injured
by falling from overturning sleigh in
front of electric car at North Seekonk,
Bryan speaks on awakening Of public
conscience at Democratic banquet in
New Haven; Gov. Garvin on constitu-
tional initiative as a remedy for Repub-
lican domination.
Ex-Gov. Bushnell of Ohio stricken
with apoplexy, and physicians hold out
little hope Of recovery.
Carl H. Chandler, Boston news
paper man, appointed a special U. 8.
| treasury agent.
British force in Somaliland attacks
Dervishes and kills 1000 Of them.
Gen. Young, who entered army as a
/ private of volunteers, presents shoul-
der straps to Chaffee, who entered as
private in regulars.
Senate refuses to reconsider CONFIRM
alton of w. /. Buchanan as minister to
Panama, thus leaving him with full
powers.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 13, 1904.
Fire at Lowell, Mass, wrecks de
partment store Of the O'Donnell &c
Gilbride company and damages sur
rounding property to the aggregate OF
nearly 100000; Ave firemen injured
by falling walls.
National Democratic convention will
meet in st. Louis, July 6.
Unknown two-masted schooner on
the bottom of the sound near New
Haven; fate Of her crew mystery.
Minister Griscom cables that Japan
has sent no answer to the last Russian
note, and will take plenty Of time to
consider her answer.
Sensational strike Of gold at Cripple
Creek, assays $4,000 ton.
Submarine boat Moccasin arrives at
Hampton roads. apparently not badly
damaged.
Ex-Congressman briggs Of Brooklyn
sentenced to one day in Jail and to
pay fine of $4,000.
Conference held at Washington for
arbitration treaty with Great Britain.
| Naval authorities believe that Col
ombia is determined to attack Pan
anna.
I" Schooner Philomenall l.fnta 9Arfov2
meets. Mass Mass, loses two OF her meh'
Marcus A. Hanna reelected to the
United States senate by the largest
| .o.,.,, avor o,u.--+v u. canuluate for
uHmafted States senator in Ohio.
THURSDAY, Jan. IA, 1904.
Mrs. Mary McLosky and her daugh-
ter die at Laconia, N. H., and doctors
certificate blames Christian Science.
Miss Harriet Hartley beaten and
robbed on street in Jamaica Plain,
| Mass.
Massachusetts state board Of agricul-
ture took steps to oppose Bates plan
for single commissioner; committee ap-
pointed to draw up and present a bill
to the legislature.
Senator Lodge said to have made
choice of a chief appraiser to succeed
Alfred w. Brown at Boston.
Ten employees in the Brown shoe
company building at st. Louis fall six
stories down an elevator well and eight
are killed.
Young Mems Christian Association
in Massachusetts making rapid ad-
vancement.
Death of Col. Charles DENLY, former
minister to China. 49,.
Signed photOgravure Of King Edward
VII sent to the Ancient and Honorable
artillery company of Boston, in mark
of his appreciation of the entertain
ment of the Honorable artillery COM
pany of London.
Capt. Judah Berry, keeper of Great
Point light, Nantucket, dies suddenly
at post of duty.
Though pursuers were within three
hours Of him, w. j. Reid, the fugitive
from the Springfield jail, has got into
New York state and has eluded the Of
ficers.
Harold IIatta, years, bitten by
dog at Madrid, Ia, dies of rabies after
having communicated the disease by
kissing to his father, mother and boy
friend.
William Jennings Bryan says he will
support any good Democrat who sup
ported the regular candidates OF the