St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-04-12
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY. APRIL 4.

Ar. convicted OF HuloeI VI A@'"'' dsS'
go motion for new trial: say jury
vas able, intelligent and fair-minded
-Crazed by worry over death Of
1orchter Frank Noyes, so, Boston coal
dealer probably fatally shoots wife
ard commits suicide-Movement 10
,rAnce Fall River weavers to accept
nav conditions-Strike at Milford
NIassl ouarries settled by compromise
trouble expected over a Standard
0u lease in the Usage reservation
Evnlosion at Letter mine, Zeigler, Ills;
over 20 men killed-Wheat seeding al
roodv begun in the northwest; earliest
do+e known-New York Central Fed.
~rsted union to investigate Civic Fed
grafton: union splits on the question
Colonel Bryan says the radical ele-
ments of the Democratic party are
nreparing for active work in 1903
Srnrpme court denies Hartman petit
+ion and will not issue mandate In
Northern Securities case until April 10
Move in Pacific states for exclusion
of Japanese-New isthmian canal
commission appointed by the president
-Congressmen return from tour of
irspection in the West Indies-Sena-
tor Hansbrough gives reasons for be-
iieying there will be no early revision
of the tariff-Non-partisan American
Maritime league organized-Treas-
urv department issues statement for
nine months showing increase in both
revenues and expendttures-New link
COMPLETED in the Cape to CaiFo rail-
way-Andersen' centenary being
observed throughout Denmark-Ger-
man bank syndicate to dispose of gov
eminent loan issue of $T5,000,O00.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5.
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 $l00,000-Chi-
cago declares for municipal ownership;
E. F. Dunno elected mayor by plu-
rality of over 24,OO0-Counsel for
Charles Tucker, convicted of murder of
Mabel Page, files bill containing %
xceptions-BoSton and Northern
street railway applies TO court to pre-
vent organization Of new Boston
Hayerhill 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, Me-. loss $4,000
Great storm interrupts railroad and
other traffic in Colorado-Strke and
lockout at granite quarres in Water
ford, Conn-Soft coal operators yield;
work in central Pennsylvania district
resumed-Governor Brady of Alaska
asked to resign-Desertions 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-0verdue
Furness liner Jupiter safe at st. Johns,
" Secretary Hay in Genoa; his
health continues to mprove-Castro
said TO be planning for government
ownership of cables-French in
Surance law retroactive, American
companies are nformed-French
policy in Morocco to be continued and
the open door intained-Great loss
Of life and property by earthquakes in
India-Belgians reject R0osevelt's
plan to settle Dominican debts; Lon
don calls it "monstrouS " but will &C.
cept.
THURSDAY, APRIL g.
Examiners working on books of OK
ford (Mass.) National bank have dis
covered deficit of $4,000 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,
saving that she stands for "open door"
policy in Observation-Disclosures
supreme court issues an order restrain
ing express companies from delivering
packages to the officers and employees
of the Preferred Mercantile company
of Boston-A stay of sentence granted
to Mrs. hadwick-Strlke of weaverS
at Fall River mills apparently failing
Mime superintendent blown up by
Internal machine at Tucson, Ariz--
Stanford estate valued at $1,OOO,OOO;
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 SOUTHWESTERN
canal board promptly begins business;
direct and open methods to be en-
ployc6--No Belgian protest regarding
Santo Domingo arrangement yet re-
ported to state Observation-Disclosures
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
m0ve-Severa cities in India greatly
distressed by effects of earthquakes;
all homoIacc IN q horn-Charp roo th0