St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-08-30
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, AUG, %.

penSei 10 ullecL reply 10 preSlQenCS
proposition communicated by Witte
has come from car, but other advices
from st. Petersburg indicate that car
and councillors are mistaken In de-
termination neither to cede territory
nor pay war tribute-County officials
expect that woman resident against
whom suspicion is believed to point will
be arrested in connection with murder
Of Miss Matte Hackett at Kents Hill.
Me-Fireman's mistake in shutting
off steam valve caused Bennington
disaster, according to court of inquiry:
only survivor blamable is Ensign Wade,
against whom court martial proceed.
ings are recommendation fever
takes bound forward at New Orleans
and situation in state is far from salts.
factory-Infernal machine sent by
mail to New York precinct police can
tain-United States assumes custody
of wool seized at Boston custom house
Western National bank of Louis
vile, KY, closed-Addicks aban.
doned by Union Republicans in Della
ware-James W. Crawford of Brock
ton, Mass, kills wife and himself
Schooner M. G. Haskell wrecked op
Handkerchief shoal; mate lost
Attempt to assassinate Queen Mar
gherita of Italy.
WEDNESDAY,, AUG. %.
General disposition to regard swift
and kaleidoscope DEVELOPMENTS at
Portsmouth as materially Frightening
chances of success of presidents heroic
endeavor to save peace conference from
failure-Suffolk county grand Jury.
which investigated Alderman Line
hans charges that certain Boston alder
men had been bribed, reported COM
plete exoneration of accused-Steam-
er Gay Head, with 125 passengers on
board, strikes submerged ledge of
rocks when close to her wharf Mt
Nantucket, Mass; passengers safely
landed-Peabody, Mass, finds II nee
essary to enonomize on water allowed
to factories-Pure food laboratory
at Boston custom house begins work
Director Robinson of Boston Mu-
scum of Fine Arts sends his resigna-
ton to the trustees-Lowell and
Fltchburg street railway asks the right
to construct over private land in West
ford to avoid railroad grade crossing
Another name added to fire death
roll of 1roquois theatre, Chicago
Authorities still investigating Hackett
murder at Kents Hill, Me-Report |
that there are 10000 fictitious names on
assessors lists in Philadelphia-Tw |
Minneapolis -four mills closed because |
OF the clogging Of machinery by Medi-
terranean mOths-Nationa Associa-
ton Of Manufacturers formed to pro-
fect the rights Of employer and employee
and deal with labor unions-Secre-
tary Taft and party arrive at Cebu-
Prince Louis of Battenberg arrives at
Montreal-President Castro strength
ems Venezuelan navy and buys q lot
Of old-time rif1es-France pushes
claim against Morocco; sultan likely to
5teld-Civil government to be re-
stored in German Southwest Africa
Yukon men planning polar expedition;
point out errors of other explorers.
THURSDAY, AUG. "a.
While peace ENJOYS at Portsmouth
are awaiting Saturdays adjourned ses-
sion TO present final answers to COM
promise protocols signed and passed
for consideration, Ambassador Meyer
is closely in touch with the car and
President Roosevelt, in the effort TO
establish peace between two warning
fjnnc Of xx-hn f,io |
his own-Trial of Hope Young, for
merly of Boston, for the murder of her
baby, concluded at Digby, N. S.; woman
sentenced to death-Mattie Hackett's
murder at Kents Hill, Me-, linked so
persistently with mysterious woman
theory, may yet implicate man, either
as principal or complice-Commis-
sioners named to relocate boundary be-
tween Connecticut and Massachusetts 1
Only four young men take the ex-
animation in Boston for the position Of
bookkeeper at Panama-Fire de-
stroys yacht Monoloa, owned by Mrs. I
j. J. Borand of hicago-Annual 1
meeting of the American Bar associa-
ton at Narragansett Pier R. I
Death of Philip Kreigh, known as 'In-
diana's 700-pound man"-Secretary
again attacks the German
grandfather" amendment-Harry s
B. Hurd, treasurer of the Walpole On. S
H. Savings bank, found dead In hotel 8
at Keene, n. H-Dr. William Ringin- {
ger of the faculty of Marion-Sims i
Medical college killed in his laboratory 3
of Royal Arcanum de- S
mand resembling of action raising c
rates; may appeal to courts-State a
Chairman Odell of New York will con- {
sent to nomination of Jerome for mayor c
If the city Republicans want him ard I
in senate canal COM \
mittee necessary; Nicaragua contest il
may be revived-Report of Benning- /
ton inquiry board referred to judge ad- t
vocate general; determination expected S
soon n
man appointed professor in American S
International ollege-Resignatio Of +
Lord Curzon of Kedleston as viceroy Of T
India and appointment of Earl of Mimic Il
as his successor announced at London f
FRIDAY, AUG. 25 !.
President Roosevelt directly mediat- n
Ing between Japan and Russia; six -
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