St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-01
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY. JAN. "a.

scheme of revolution throughout EN-
pire-New York Methodists put bal
on Jerome's plan for Sunday opening
Of saloons-Epidemic of coat thiev
ing at Boston-Senator Smoot posi-
lively refuses to testify regarding en-
dowment ceremonies-Chicago police
say that John Hoch, alleged poisoner
had 16 wives, 10 of whom are living
Boston leads all other ports in ap
ole shipments this season-No strike
on the Pennsylvania railroad; dis
pute settled,-Anothe ballot in Mis-
souri, results in no choice for senator
strikers return to Fall River mills
in large numbers; almost normal cou
ditions-Arriving delegates to Ma
tional Cotton Growers convention
favor stringent action-Harriman
suit agains& Northern Securities com
pany appealed; supreme court asked
for writ OF certiorari--Representative
Pearre Of Maryland stricken with
nervous CONFUSION on the floor of the
house-Revolting Circassians in the
Caucasus said to have killed Russian
guard Of 200 at Slavini-M. Rouvier
undertakes to form new French cabinet;
membership mostly determined.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. rs.
Charles L. Tucker convicted Of MUIR
der of Mabel Page at Weston, Mass;
conviction upon circumstantial evil
dence; prisoner collapses and senior
counsel for prosecution and defense
weep in each others arms at announce
ment of verdict-Revolutio
movement, taking form of strikes In
Industrial centres, spreading through
out Russia with alarming rapidly; St.
Petersburg under military control
Vermont supreme court declares Ma
chinists' union Of Rutland guilty of
conspiracy; must pay Patch Manu-
featuring company $500 damages
China replies to Russian charges, deny
ing any acts in violation of neutrality
--Ladrones attack town of Cavite, P.
l.; contract surgeon killed-Main
building of Roger Williams university
for negroes at Nashville burned; loss
60000-William Gorlin, &c, danger
ousiy wounded and robbed of $125 by
highwaymen near Windsor, Vt
Charges presented to congressman
asking for impeachment of Judge La
combe of circuit court of southern
New York-A. E. Mcdonald, with 90
horse power automobile, covers five
miles in 3:17 fiat In races at Ormond.
Fla-Ten steerage passengers die of
congestion of lungs on steamer vader-
land, at New York from Antwerp
Sentiment at Massachusetts state
house hearing on proposed memorial
for George F. Hoar is in favor of a
full-length, out-of-door statue Strik-
Ing weavers at Fall River return: new
weaving system agreed on-Hawaii
supreme court sustains taxation of
cable property under water--Biggest
cargo ever carried leaves Seattle for
Ear east on new Pacific liner Mime
a sota-Mrs Brodie Duke arrested at
81 New York city on Texas requisition
#Tapers; charge is fraud-Porto
Il Rican legislature meets, but is divided
against itself-Swayne case presented
to the senate; no indication of convic-
tion-Captain Moore arrives in Tu-
tldla, to succeed Underwood as gov
ernor.
THURSDAY, JAN. &c.
Newly appointed governor general of
st. Petersburg issues proclamation tell.
ing strikers their best interests will be
served by peaceful representations to
government; no further serious out |
breaks, but strikes spreading in all
Observation-Disclosures" snow. |
storm RACES along Atlantic coast from
Virginia northward and as far west as
Mississippi river; followed by severe
cold wave-Governor La Toilette
elected United States senator in Joint
session of Wisconsin legislature
Louis and Dennis Trembley, brothers,
held without bail at Burlington, Vt, on
charge of killing Louis Lamora-
Harold G. Prouty charged with pass
ing forged check at Newburyport,
Mass-C. B. Lancaster Shoe COM
pany, Keene, N. H., assigns-Amer-
lcan Statistical association reports an
enormous Increase IN railroad accidents
IN the United States-New union
railroad station projected for Worces-
ter, Mass-Two alleged highwaymen
caught near Putney, Vt--Strikers at
Corr mill, East Taunton, Mass, accept
feduction-Rev. DR.. G. e. Woodcock
conSecrated as bishop at Detroit
1--WE wooden buildings burned at New.
ouryport, Mass-Conanicut cotton
mills Fall River, announce cut in wages
Business buildings burned at Lin
coin, Neb.; loss about $13O,OOO-
Alaska cable broken by whale: dam.
age repaired after three months
tbulldlng destroyed and bridge partly
burned at Damariscotta, Me-Malt
mouse of Kip Brewing company. New
York, destroyed by fire-Samuel r.
ICapen of Boston speaks at WASHINGTON
+of increased devotion to civic duties
futile gift of $1,000 for services in
durham wreck declined by New
hampshire students-Mr. Kean
formally declared United States senator
at Joint session of New Jersey legisla.
Fufe-Senator-elect Buckley of Con.
l'ectlcut favors federal control of in.
0utance companies but thinks it might