News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-12
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, APRIL 4.

Judges who tried Charles il. TUCK
Oh, convicted of murder Of lhGbcl Page,
deny motion for new trial; say jury
was able, intelligent and fair-minded
-Crazed by worry over death of
daughter, Frank Noyes, 80. Boston coal
dealer, probably fatally shoots wife
and commits Suicide-MoVemen TO
induce Fan River weavers to accept
new conditions-Strike at Milford
(Mass.) quarries settled by compromise
Trouble expected over a Standard
Oil lease in the Usage reservation.
Explosion at Letter mine, Zeigler, HIS;
over 30 men killed--Wheat seeding al
ready begun in the northwest; earliest
date known-New York Central Fed
Grated union to investigate Civic Fed
Grafton; union splits on the question
Colonel Bryan says the radical ele
ments of the Democratic party are
preparing for active work in 1905
Supreme court denies Hartman petit
ton and will not issue mandate in
Northern Securities case until April is
Move in Pacific states for exclusion
of Japanese--New isthmian canal
commission appointed by the president
-Congressmen return from tour of
inspection in the West Iudies-Sena-
tor Hansbrough gives reasons for be-
lieving there will be no early revision
of the taritf--Non-partis American
Maritime league rganzed-Treas-
ury department issues statement for
nine months showing increase in both
revenues and eXpendftures-New link
completed in the Cape to Cairo rail
Way-Andersen's centenary being
observed throughout Denmark-Ger-
man bank syndicate to dispose of gov
eminent loan issue of $T5.O00,000
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3.
Three men killed in cartridge fac
tory explosion at Bridgeport, Conn;
1900 employees in panic-Putnam
Opera house at Orange, Mass, de-
stroyed by fire; loss $1,000 U0-Chi
cago declares for municipal ownership;
Z. f. Dunno elected MAYOR by plu-
rality of over "a ,000-Counsel for
Charles Tucker, convicted of murder of
Mabel Page, files a bill containing %
ceptions--BostOn ana Northern
street railway applies 10 court to pre-
vent organization of new Boston
Haverhill companies, but their charter
issues meanwhile-End of strike at
granite works in HallOwell. Me
Strike of cloakmakers in New York
looked for--Fire in business part of
PresQue Isle, Ne; loss S60,OO0-
storm intaIrIIDte iIroa1
other traffic in charlottesville and
lockout at granite quarries in Water
ford, Conn-Soft coal operators yield:
work in central Pennsylvania district
resumed-Governor Brady of Alaska
asked to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. among
enlisted men of navy amount to 1917
percent-Dr. Moore Of the agricul-
tural department renews advocacy of
copper sulphate as purifier of water
Hartman interests lose control of
Northern Pacific railroad by decision
of United States supreme court in
Northern Securities case-Overdue
Furness liner Jupiter safe at st. Johns,
N. F--Secretary Hay in Genoa; his
health continues to imprOye-CaStro
said to be planning for government
ownership of cabes-French in
surance law retroactive, American
companies are nfOrmed-French
policy in Morocco to be continued and
the open door aintained-Great loss
Of life and property by earthquakes in
India-Belgians reject Roosevelts
plan to settle Dominicap debts Lon
don calls it 'monstrouS but will ac-
cept.
THURSDAY, APRIL 6.
Examiners working on books of Ok.
ford (Mass) National bank have dis
covered deficit of $1,000 thus far; Cash.
Ter Vinton missing--Thirty persons
injured in rear-end collision of trolley
cars at Newton, Mass-Germany sub
mits memorandum to United States,
saying that she stands for ''open door,
policy in MorOccO-AIassac
supreme court issues an order restrain
ing express companies crom delivering
packages to the officers and employees
Of the Preferred Mercantile company
of BOSTON, stay of sentence granted
to Mrs. Chadwick-Strikeo of weaverS
at Fail River mills apparently failing
Mine superintendent blown up by
internal machine at Tucson, Ariz-
Stanford estate valued at 100000;
about half goes to university
Sheriff Of Knox county, Me-, raids Gov
ernor Cobb's store, and seizes patent
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Garfield
goes to Kansas to begin oil investiga-
tion-The president continues his
journey through the southwest-New
canal board promptly begins business:
direct and open methods to be en-
ploycd-No Belgian protest regarding
Santo Domingo arrangement yet re-
ported TO state department-COrt
you still Republican national chair
man; will "retire" when all matters
are disposed of-Report of King
Alfonsos betrothal officially denied
Frank Stevens, an American autoist,
dies of injuries at Monte Carlo-Op-
position to corn laws takes form in
British parliament: government ignores
move-Several cities in India greatly
distressed by effects Of earthquakes:
all homeless in Lahore-Charge that
Premier Laurier was Influenced by
DaDal delegatC in northwest school