St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-09-13
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, SEPT. s.

breaking storm distributes average of
five inches of rain over eastern Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island-Mrs.
Agnes Hyland of New York, 49, con-
fesses to being accomplice to barbaric
murder Of her 2-year-old child because
II "was in the way"-Heavy rain
spoils Labor day celebrations in great
er part of New England-Robert
Bacon, former junior partner in firm
OF J. P. Morgan & Co., appointed as
sistant secretary of state to succeed
LOOMS, resigned-Gasoline explosion
causes destruction of Hallett house,
Hyannis, Mass, Cape Gods biggest
hotel-Russian and japanese ENJOYS
ready to sign treaty of Portsmouth"
Unknown man lying on trolley car
track at Rockland, Mass, beheaded
and one leg cut off by car-Party
nude wild man" soaring residents of
East Kingston N. H-Chase through
Europe, Mexico and United States cul-
inmates at Chicago In arrest Of D. R.
Wilson, charged with $4,000 forgery
at Shenandoah Ia-Funeral process
sion of Hebrew workmen at Kishineff
charged by troops and police; many
workmen wounded and several miss
ing supposed to have been killed
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6.
Peace between Japan and Russia set
tied; mighty armies Of the two ma
tons facing each other in Manchuria
will dispense; last chapter in great war
was written when treaty of Ports
mouth was signed by ENJOYS Of car
and mikado at Portsmouth-Sadie
Mac, champion trotting mare, drops
dead on track at Hartford in supreme
struggle to retain her llaurels-Naval
court convened at Boston navy yard
to investigate affairs of Pay Director
Ring-Hopeful outlook in all textile
Inarkets-Two thousand Philadel-
phia painters 90 on strike-Death of
Hezekiah Butterworth, the author, at
Warren, r. Fire loss in the United
States for August, $11 ,435, S0O-Un-
successful attempt at lynching at
Butte, Mont-New York's indie
pendent abattoir formally opened
Business block at Madisonville, KY,
destroyed by fire-Queer fossils of
ancient monsters found in the Bad
Lands-Cotton traders doubtful as
to future course Of prices-Russian
families to establish colony In Lower
Authoritative killed and II hurt
In trolley accident at Charlton, Mass
Believed that Havre, Mont, $780,
900 fire was work Of incendiary-
Three killed and 81. injured in wreck
Oh Burlington railroad-Cottagers
at Newport, R. l., move for separate
town to be called South Newport
New York fusionists may agree on ex-
Senator Ford as candidate for mayor
w. A. Boothby, Berlin's IN. H.
embezzling treasurer sentenced to
prison-Not probable that Fall River
manufacturers will decide on voluntary
wage increase-Fireman and engi-
neer badly scalded by explosion of
boiler on Boston and Maine locomo-
tive at Springvale. Me
THURSDAY, SEPT. 7.
Arguments begun on exceptions
L. Tucker, convicted of the murder of
Mabel Page-Russian and japanese
ENJOYS visiting New York-Great
parade Of Grand Army at Denver
Receiver appointed for the Westboro
Mass, Carpet company-Rachael
Levain Of Attleboro, Mass, killed in
fall down fight Of stairs-Chicago
schools open with more than 247OOO
children in Observation-Disclosures |
Mellen refuses wage increase to rail-
way men Of New Haven-New York |
Legislative committee begins investi- |
cation of life insurance conditions
Weavers' union of Fall River votes to |
ask Textile council to meet and con- |
sider wage situation-Mr and Mrs. |
Henry r. Hurd of Boston robbed of |
$1,000 worth of jewelry on New York |
Central train-Secretary Taft starts |
for home from Hong Kong-Dr Sal |
mon, chief of bureau of animal indus |
try, resigns--Bunau-Va rilla believes |
lock canal could be completed In four |
years, and that 1t easily could be |
changed to sea-level-Traffic In Suez |
canal held up, by fire on steamer Chat |
ham-Rioting In Barcelona, Spain, |
over anarchistic gitations-Nephew
Of Nine. Witte commits murder and |
suicide in Moscowe-Mlnister Russell |
reports that Venezuela has closed |
French cable-Palma discusses con-
ditions in Cuba, and says the admins
tration is honest-All the inhabitants
of Armenian village Of Minkend massa
cred by Tartars-France prepared to
enforce demands against Morocco, re-
gardless of outside influence
Ghirkis Vartanian, naturalized
American, condemned to death for Ar
menian murder in Constantinople.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 8.
Masses at Toxic all opposed to con-
cessions made by Baron Komura;
angry comment and uncomplimentary |
epithets are showered ON him; the |
common people at Toxic unit in de-
manding that mikado repudiate peace
treaty; enraged that Russian indemnity |
was surrendered; after whole day and |
night of wild rioting, city of Toxic is
placed under martial law by orders of |
mikado; 10 Christian churches burned |
and party of Americans Stoned-En- |