News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-10-11

Jordan of Stanford university says
wars and emigration are causes Of
Great Britain's "decadence"-Sec
tary Shaw finds extravaganza in ma
rine hospital service-More talk of
turning Panama canal over to state de-
artment-President Roosevelt eX-
pected to make important political
speeches in the s0uth-John Dalzell
argues against the revision of the tariff;
he would not draw to full hand"-
Governor Wright reports damage from
typhoon in the Philippines not so Sc
rious as eported-Grand Duchess
Victoria married to Grand Duke Cyril
of Russia--Turkish Arabia makes
reparation for attacks on British
dhoWs in Red sea-Behring said to
have declared that he has discovered
cure for tuberculosiS-Sw riks-
dag refers bill for Norway-Sweden
separation to special committee
United States consul at Managua
comes to America to explain wrongful
detention by Nicaragua Of two Amer
leans named Albers
SATURDAY, OCT. Z.
Massachusetts Republican state con-
vention dominates for governor Curtis
Guild, Jr., of Boston and for lieuten-
ant governor Eben S. Draper of Hope
dale; Dana Malone of Greenfield
named for attorney general; present in
cumbents named for other offices; i'm
mediate tariff revision plank in plat
form-Ten-year-old Chicago girl
killed by poison after having been
treated in revolving manner; young
physician charged with crime-So-
cialists ask Massachusetts supreme
court to compel the election commits
sioners to recognize their parity
State completes case in Sanford trial
at Auburn, Me-Ten dead in cavein
in quarry near Granville, N. Y-John
ID. Rockefeller to erect foundlings'
home in Cleveland-Fire destroys
coal pockets of the New Hampshire
state hospital at Concord-Shortag
of rolling stock on northwestern roads
due to heavy wheat shipments-Ef
feet Of Acknowledgement of negro on
trade problem which disturbs Mary
iand-Over 200 indictments expected
against defaulting Superintendent of
Schools Dougherty of Peoria, Ills
Philippine typhoon puts back hemp in
dustry full year-President pro-
poses to raise the standard of diplo-
matte and consular service-Dr.
Wiley urges need of pure food legisla-
ton, and promises more protection for
consumers of iquors-Governme
wireless system makes record by re-
ceiving IS words a minute over $50 |
mile gap-Traffic on Suez canal be-
ing resumed-Death Of Edhem
Pacha, famous Turkish military COM
mander-New transatlantic cable |
from Canso to Waterville, Ire, COM
press actively dis
cussing need and value of Anglo-Rus-
sian understanding; negotiations may
be under way
SUNDAY, OCT. 8.
Charles w. Bartlett of Boston nomi-
mated for governor by Massachusetts
Democratic state convention; for lieu |
tenant governor III. NJ: Whitney is |
thus making direct issue of re-
ciprocity controversy and inviting sup |
port of disaffected RepublicanS-Two |
city blocks burned over on New York d
East Side-Sault Ste Marie canals |
record broken by traffic so far this year |
on Chicago IL" extensions |
stopped by strike Of ironworkers-
Assurances that the printers of Mil |
waukee will not go on strike
Peoria, Ills, National bank closes it's
doors by order of its directors-Los
Cal, capitalists offer to run
saloons of the city on Gothenburg
Il. Dunn of Boston
shoots Mrs. Smith of Fayette, Me-, and
tives to ask increase in wages; margin
is above Governor Douglas limit
DR.. Oliver b. Hart of Chicago ar
raigned on charge of numbering 10
year-old waif from industrial school
Mitchell returns to
Pittsburg from tour in mining regions;
says he sees no reason for coal strike
women in Guam issue
appeal for help for natives-Gay-
nor and Greene leave Montreal for
United States in custody of federal Off
orders 80 batteries
Of field artillery and II of mountain
guns in France-Military colonial
ton of German Southwest Africa urged
by colonial congress-; Windhock farm
err reports Boer plot to overthrow the
Germans
MONDAY, OCT. 8.
Thirteen persons hurt, several seri-
Ously, in crash of electric cars at Wi
nooski, Vt-Touring car of Senator
Fulford of Ontario crashes into cleo
trio car at Newton, Mass; chauffeur
fatally hurt-Murder of IA American
sailors by Aleuts, who devour nine Of
court decides new
Arcanum rates are legal-Hall Game
predicts Socialism alone will save
bloody revolution in America-Issue
Tor Massachusetts state campaign
sharply drawn on tariff revision and
he lieutenant governorship the focus
IF interest-Booker T. Washington
claims negroes should stay in south,
1ot being fitted to prosper in the north
in case of Rev. Frank w.
Sanford of Shiloh, Me-, charged with