St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-01
sion; export trade in danger from Amer

teHulllS; trouble at Llbau-Senator
Lodge succeeds in securing modification
for army bill section concerning Miles
pay; general gets all allowances
report from KuroKi's Headquarters in
dicates heavy engagement is on on
Japanese left wing-Secretary HAY
has tilt with Cassini over China's an
swer to neutrality rharges-Chief In
spector McClusky of New York detec-
tive bureau ousted; Stephen O'Brien
to succeed him-Weather bureau bal
loon released from Blue Hill observa-
tory, Boston, found near Oakland City,
led, with it's recording mechanism still
Working-One of the many wives of
Johann Hoch of Chicago says she mar
RED him through the influence of
mesmerism, after five-minute court
sh1p-President Roosevelt tells Bish-
on Doane and committee that diminish
ing birth rate and loosening Of the mar
1tal tie are the most unpleasant and
dangerous features of our American life
Marines sent from Colon to San Do
Mlngo to preserve order-Textile
council of Fall River asks manufacture
ers for conference, claiming discrimi-
nation on returning strikers to work
More yellow fever patients on U. S. S.
Boston reported-Cardinal Satolli
seriously ill.
SATURDAY,, JAN. 2S.
Indications of disintegration of
strike movement in Russia; several
factories in st. Petersburg reopen
and general resumption of work ex-
pected soon-Armored cruiser Mary
land attains on official trial trip an
average speed of 223O6 knots, thereby
exceeding contract requirements of %
knots-Nine Boston firms awarded
contracts Tor furnishing supplies for
Boston and other navy yards; one
amounts to $50,O00-Four killed, sew
eral injured in train wreck near
Tullahoma, Tenn-Governo War
field of Maryland starts revolt against
political bosses-Former Congress
man Walker of Worcester, Mass, de-
tends the duty on hldes-Pig iron
price advanced to SIS by Pittsburg and
Valley furnace ownerS-Warrants in
New York German bank case; Boston
man charged with strengthening
OIL application to have Brodie L. Duke
examined put off in New York court
Federal court at Cleveland decides
test hay and straw freight case in ia
vor Of ailroads-Death at New
Haven of John M. Hall, former presi-
dent of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford road-Ex-Judg Fursman
pleads not guilty to Indictment in
Dodge Morse case; several others ac-
cused of conspiracy-House naval
agrees upon two new battle
STANDARDIZATION of Seventh infantry
to be sent to Cavite to assist in fight
Ing LadrOnes-Exiles from San Do
mingo unite in protest against arrange
ment with the United States-Judge
Swayne asks for week to make an
swer to charges; senate as trial court
adjourns until next Friday-Two
marines on the Dixie to be held
IL readiness at Guantanamo; no official
report of disturbance in San Domingo
government to revise laws
30 as to grant practically all demands
Of striking coal minerS-Biggest dia- |
nond ever heard of found near Pre-
-oria; local value perhaps 81 100000.
SUNDAY, JAN. 90.
Kuropatkin breaks through Oyama's |
eft wing and threatens his communi-
cations; heavy general engagement be-
sun-Authorities at Moscow still |
nope to avoid bloodshed; Maxim Gorky
Z the fortress of st. Petersburg
Mrs. Nellie M. Titus, New Hamp-
shire woman, declares she saw murder
II of Mabel Page and his knife in a
rance; says man was not Tucker
russian revolutionists, men and wom-
n, parade in Boston with red flags
Ivic Federation plans to divide its
YORK into seven districts, Boston head
quarters to be in charge of Lucius Tut
le-Story of terrible suffering told
y the crew of the schooner John G.
'chmidt-Young L. 0. Taylor, who
vas battered over the head with a bot
lie of catsup at Yale, gives away some
secrets-Pan-Ame
ank of Chicago savors of confidence
anne; President Hunt arrested at New
J. Whiteman, famous
who jumped from a train near
'uffalo last September, recaptured at
N. Y-Congressman John
!. Thayer says fur will fly when bill;
lined at General Miles comes back to
Crane delivers eulogy
n Senator Hoar in United States senate
king Edward praises Ambassador
hoate and tells him he is sorry Eng
md is going to lose him.
MONDAY, JAN. 80.
Rioting and pillage in progress in
Tarsaw, in spite of presence of large
umbers Of troops; British consular Off.
ers there reported to have been as.
lulted by hussars; severe storm at
foscow aids authorities there in avert
e disorder; Prince Gurielly, an off
er of police, assassinated at Batoum
hurled back by japanese
fter three-day fight on river Hun:
sses heavy, especially on Russian
de-Baldwin's airship makes sue
sssful 45-minute flight at Los Angeles,
al-St. Joseph's Roman Catholicd
Of 81, h,oo |