News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-02-22
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, FEB. IA.

guide southern race problem action:
believes that in the end ''our people
will rise level to every need'--Con-
gresham Hearst IN. " accuses Con-
gresham Sullivan (Mass.) of having
been convicted of having kicked man
to death in a saloon some years ago;
followed speech in which Sullivan
scored Hearst in reply to attack in one
of latter's newspapers-W. h..
Grimm, manager of Boston restaurant,
shoots and kills waiter employed by
him; claims he feared an attack and
acted in self defenSe-Water famine
in northern Vermont becomes more Sc
rious; many trains snowbound-
Strike of drivers of coal wagons at
Gloucester, MasS-Cold record broken
in Iowa; 90 below at Des Moines-
Rig damage to shipping done by ice on
the Ohio at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
clergymen start reform movement at
Providence-Tug Catawissa and
barge Molino fioated at Cushing's isl
and, Portland, Me-Stockholders of
Agawam National bank of Springfield,
Mass. vote to liquidate the institution
Two French aeronauts go $50 miles
in balloonr-Porto Rico house OF
delegates denounces false press re-
ports of hostility to United States
Red Cross liner Sylvia, from New York
for st. Johns, arrives after being long
Gverdue-Germans in Samoa appea
to reichstag to help get indemnity from
Britain and the United States.
WEDNESDAY,, FEB. 10.
President Roosevelt visits "Littl,
Hungary district of New York
guarded by swarms of police and secre
service men-Boston police search
ing for J. o. Cox, Jr., said to have
committed $4,000 Sullivan
(Mass.) replies to Hearst IN. " i'll con
gress; admits conviction of man
slaughter, but discharged upon distric
attorneys admission that he was no
morally guilty-Nine feet of snow il
some portions of White mountain dis
trict-James H. Wolff, a Boston he
gro elected department commander o
Massa chusetts G. A. R-Admira
Wilde's request for retirement granted
will be taken from active list on Eel
2O-Largest pumping engine in wOrl
set in motion at Boston pumping sta
tion-Council of Religious Education
association and General Alliance 0
Workers with Boys begin sessions Il
Boston-Fire in Brevoort house, CHI
cago; guests escape; loss 100000
Illinois state attorney will investigat
charges of graft in legislature-EI
gineers' order supports side of NeN
Haven road in dispute with french
Senate making plans for a general di!
cussion of the railroad bill-Indics
tions that bureau of corporation wi
investigate the Standard Oil compan
king Edward opens British parii
ment- Protective duty on lumbe
recommended by British Coumbi
legislature.
THURSDAY, FEB. Is.
Harbors of Nantucket, Vinegar
Haven and Edgartown, Mass, MOI
firmly blocked by ice than ever-Ch
cago Republicans nominate John \
Harlan for mayor-Russia's THU
Pacific squadron sails from Libau
join others in Indian waters-W.
Smith sentenced to not less than
years in state prison for robbing f.
Burns of jewelry at Athol, Mass,
time Burns disappeared; no trace
Burns ever found-West Virgin
legislators accused of boodling in CO
nection with liquor and medical legi
lation-Indian near Tonopah, 1. Z
goes on warpath and kills three squav
and fellow Indian; fees to mountain
and escapes-Charles NJ. Phillip
Judge of light harness road horse al
familiar character in New Englal
sporting circles, commits suicide
Boston-Death at Crawfordsvil
Ind, of General Lew Wallace, soldie
author-Distress caused by wat
canine in northern Vermont dai
growing more acute-Mysterious 81
eide at Boston identified as Hira
McCollom, Washington university me
ical student and war department Gle
-Fitchburg Railroad company Civ
authority to issue $3,660,O00 20-ye
bonds-Coal and fuel famine in Ioy
produced by cold and snow-Nt
railroad through the Michigan copI
district from Red Jacket to Lac
Belle projected-Governor of Per
sylvania, on motion of board of pardol
grants respite to Greason and M
Kate Edwards -Shipwrecked sailC
brought to New York; one a meml
of crew of abandoned Maine schoo1
Ida G. Southard-SecretAry Taft
clares his opposition to anti-cante
law-Little hope that the senate v
pass the pure food bill during this S
sion.
FRIDAY, FEB. II.
President Roosevelt transmits to S
ate new Dominican protocol; mess;
practically warning other nations
to try to collect Dominican bills
force-Death of Colonel II. S. r
sell, BostoE's fire commissioner for
past 10 years; had faithfully ser
city for many years previous in Vi
GUS capacities, and had fine war rec
Bishop William Il. Mcdowell
the Methodist church elected presid
of the Religious Education assoc
tion-Providenc coal barge SUM
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