St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-03-08

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Presidents yacht locked at Norfolk:
cannot go to Washington in time for
Observation-Disclosures secures
conviction of three roads at Spring.
Held, HIS, for violation of car-couplinr
aW-Commissioner Garfield submits
report on investigation of 'beef trust"
finds profits small and no evidence of
over-capitalization-Ride Haggard
says distress among the stranded farm
laborers in England is Trans
Atlantic steamship companies agree to
raise cabin rates-Crisis still on at
ottawa regarding no. invest educa-
uonal affairS-Revolt in Arabia
spreading; two more towns taken by
insurgents Parent of Que
bee resigns; Gouin called to form new
cabinet.
SATURDAY, MARCH 4.
President Roosevelt inauguratedi
with magnifcence never before seen
at Washington; military parade, 80
600 strong, contains largest regular
force ever ordered out for Inaugural
ton; dramatic scene in front of Cap
itol when president kissed Bible, and
artillery, firing presidential salute,
echoed from forts and ships; Roosevelt
cheered constantly by admiring throngs;
nations dependencies drawn on to
swell decorations for inaugural ball,
provided on lavish scale-Massachu
sets supreme court holds half-fare law
for school children on street railways
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES causes shut
down of hat factories at Orange, N. i
st. Louis editor declines decora.
ton offered by the kaiser-Burglar
killed in fight with station agent at
Uni0nville, Conn-Man attending
amateur minstrel show at Albany ac-
cidentally shot-Funeral services of
former Governor Boutwell, held at
town hall at Groton, Mass-Chemist
report said to show that medicine
which Mrs. Stanford took before her
death at Honolulu contained strych.
nine-Country home of Lew Wal
lace offered to the government for
hsh hatchery-Dr. Reed, special COM
missioner to Panama, says sanitary
conditions are rapidly being improved
Senate passes measure cutting off
all fees for district attorneys except
Ing in the District Of Columbia
Avalanche kills six children in Aus
trian town-Germany rearming her
artillery with all possible Dispatch
General Booth of the Salvation Army
goes to Jerusalem.
SUNDAY, MARCH 5.
Russians burn Mukden station and
their stores preparatory to retreat,
is report from Newchwang; right flank
said to be Worcester
academy wins championship at New
England interscholastic indoor meet;
Phillips Exeter second; new records
made in 10O0-yard run and team race
Fired Beaupre, wanted at Lynn,
Mass, on charge Of rihing registered
mail bags, caught at Norfolk-Chi-
cagO grand jury investigation of beef
trust to 80 on despite Garfield's report
Mrs Stanford's will leaves $1,000.
600 to relatives and $4,000 to servants;
detectives leave Frisco for Honolulu
Ira L. Ellis commits suicide at
Orleans, Mass, after being questioned
about attempt to poison two women
Jefferson Davis again assails
General Miles-Young married Wo.
man Of Kingsland, N. j., shoots mar.
ried neighbor who was in love with
her-t'ifty- Eighth congress ends;
Speaker Cannon gets big silver loving
cup from entire house; Frye makes fare
well address, swears in Vice President
Fairbanks, and the new senate begins
its wOrk-Laundryman Lee, China
man, murdered at Taunton, Mass
Alphonse Turf found murdered at
Readville, Mass-Judge Dewey SAYS
Boston police administration is oppres-
sive; statistics show city is more
wicked than London.
MONDAY, MARCH 6.
Mukden a scene of carnage; Nogi's
Port Arthur veterans hammering at
city and its destruction imminent; lap
anese almost encircle the place and Rus
sian army rent in twain by Oyama's
strategic move-Clue said to have
been found to $2S5,O00 worth of securl-
ties which disappeared from home of
HI. S. Cheney of Southbridge, Mass
Police Officer Feltrup of Maiden, Mass,
kills himself in shame; was charged
with assault on negro wOman--
Seniors at Massachusetts, state agi-
cultural college pack up, ready to leave
found in the home of
Mrs. Stanford at San Francisco
Manufacturers and granite cutters of
Quincy, Mass, agree on wage scale
Gaynor and Greene are arrested at
Quebec and taken to Montreal-Bthei
Parsons, aged 4, of Haverhill, Mass,
dies after eating strychnine pills
Presence of mind of theatre employees
at Bangor, Me-, prevents panic at fire
edict against baggy trousers
issued to Lynn (Mass) police force
of marriage apparently on
decline since 1899 in Great Britain.
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