News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-01-25
MANY Fall River strikers unable to

ming in full-Cllcago cOurU ueclueS
that assignment of wages stops when
man changes employers-Two wit
nesses testify at Colorado election in
vestigation that they voted 100 times
each-Plans for Notifications on the
great lakes bandOned-GOod prog
ress made by civil service during the
rear--New office buildings for house
and senate to cost $7,0S9 O00--Great
contest expected in congress over the
Philippine tariff-President RECON-
mends in message to senate that needs
of Alaskans be attended to-Large
gain in Cuba's tobacco product-Italy
abolishes slavery in West African col
onies-Severe earthquake felt at
Guayaquil, Ecuador-New Danish
ministry sustained by vote in the Folk
ething-Six killed and a score injured
in a railway wreck in England-Ger-
man gunboat on way to New Guinea
to avenge murder of missionaries.
SATURDAY, JAN. 81.
northumberland at st. Petersburg
forbiddfng all assemblages, parades or
other demonstrations in the city, and
warning well-disposeN workmen and
other private individuals to avoid
gatherings; city seemingly on verge of
incipient revolution-Two Slocum in
spectors on trial at New York on
charge of ughter-Advance in
wages at Schoenville, Pa, steel plant
Chicago woman, victim of cigaret
habit, commits suicide-Fall River
manufacturers allege weuNels have
broken strike greement-NtwM Mex
leo legislature protests 10 senate
against union with Altoona as state
Wreck on Boston and Maine rail
road near Durham, \. H.: TWO or the
injured may die--Fire causes stop
ping Of street cars and publication of
evening papers at I ere Haute, Ind
Election Of Governor La Toilette as
United States senator from Wisconsin
said to be assured-United Mine
Workers convention at indianapolis
eXpels delegate who attacked President
Mitchell-President Mason of the
Commercial and Farmers bank of
Baltimore charges other banks with
| trying to wreck his institution
Senator SmoOt testities in his own de-
| Tense at Washington hearino--Sec
! rotary Hay signs arbitration treaty
with Norway and Euglisn
Socialist allowed to land at New York
by order of Secretary Metcalf--Thibet
survey mission establishes fact that
Mount Everett is worlds hi"hes' e"k
Castro said to have decided to re-
| fuse American requests on asphalt
controversy-Dr A. b. Walker. a ne
gro of st. John, has plan for negro
| university in Africa.
SUNDAY, JAN. %.
Despite official assurances that sit.
| uation is well in hand and that ample
steps have been taken TO protect vast
il dustrial section of st. Petersburg,
| the greatest uneaSineSS pervades entire
ulation-Joseph Cox, under a two
years sentence for burglary, escapes
from Boston officer IN a hack with both
his wrists handcuffed-+F II.
Croker, eldest son of Richard Croker,
killed in automobile wreck at Daytona,
Fla; his chauffeur, Alex Raoul, killed
New York employers and building
trades unions preparing for trouble
1acqui Indians ambush a party of
prospectOrs near CObachi, Mex, killing
four Americans and one Mexican-
War department to equip new army
| rifle with knife bayOnet-Sir Caspar
PurdOn Clarke, art director of the
South kensingtOn museum, London,
elected director of the Metropolitan
Museum of Art of New York-Quanti-
ties of lace and ivory, alleged to have
been brought into this country without
payment of duty, found in Mrs. Chad
Wick's hOuse-MiniSter Dawson and
Commander Dillingham; sign protocol
for United States with Santo Domingo
by which former takes large share of
control of island government on its
handS-BaltimOre police captain gets
verdict for $1,000 against a woman
whom he charged with calling him a
puppy and a thief-German coal
strike now involves nearly 100000 men.
MONDAY, JAN. %.
over oOO lueu, women ana children
shot down by troops when procession
of workmen attempted to hold a demon
stration in front of cars palace at St.
Petersburg; Infatuated populace began
to throw up barricadeS in streets, only
to be met with volleys from guards and
sabre charges by COssacks: city under
martial law with 10000 troops quar-
tered there; 100000 strikers arming
themselves with all sorts of weapons
in anticipation Of a conflict-President
Roosevelt to be presented with an
olympic. diploma Condition of Gen
eral Lew Wallace takes turn for the
worse--Atlantic Carriers asSOcia
ton carries fight against pilots to
ngton-SmOot testifieS he would
not break laws'if commanded by God
Providence woman kills herself
and child by gas approximation
Chorus singer hangs himself in Metro
politan Opera house, New York-Re-
prieve asked for Mrs. Rogers. SEN
fenced to die in Vermont Feb. d
Massachusetts man, J. B. Reynolds, in.
dorsed for one of the. vacant assistant
postmaster generalships-U United
States Steel company trying to buy out