News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-02-08
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, JAN. 81.

Warsaw riots result in Killing of 100
persons. placarGs ia Russian cities
charging England with fomenting strife
brings forth vigorous protest from
Great Britain-h uroparE!u.> charge
on japanese flank an utter failure;
Russian loss reported aS about 10000
those of japanese d0jl--Iresident
Roosevelt. in speech at Philadelphia,
declares that government must ultl-
mately control Frank Fur
long. 10, charged with Killing aunt at
New York. guilty Of murder in first
degree-Nine hundred lumber wagon
drivers strike in Chlcago--Trattic in
New York somewhat blocked Ivy eff
fects of storm-Wage cut Of 1919 per-
cent at Hamilton Wooden mills, AmeS-
bury, Mass-H. ". Fletcher wins 100
mile auto race in record time at Ormond,
Fla-Jury sustains the will Of Edward
Il. Au2,I az '"FIuencr.
WEDNESDAY, FER. l.
Governor Bell of Vermont agrees to
listen to appeal for reprieve for Mrs.
Rogers. sentenced to be hanged Feb. ,
-Almsh0use at North Brooktteld,
Mass. burned, one inmate missing
News Publishing company burned out
in 100000 fire at Salem MasS-Sen-
federal grand jury in connection with
ator Mitchell, with others, indicted by
land frauds in Oregon-EdWard j.
Bannon. notorious thief, killed by
policeman after struggle in a Boston
street-Brockton (Mass.) shoe work
erS before legislative committee on Ia
Dor oppose Governor Douglas plan for
trade schools~JOhann Hoch, alleged
bigamist, arraigned in New York police
court-Fall River labor men may ap-
peal to Governor Douglas to adjust
erievances-Move to eXtradite A. E.
Appleyari OF PoSlO begun before Buff
falo grand jury New York building
trades uniOLS form permanent OrganiZ-
alton, with 10000 members-Steamer
Georgetown floated at Nantucket: no
damage from grounding apparent
Mann bill to abolish isthmian canal
commission tavorabIy reported.
THURSDAY, FEB. 2.
Car receives deputation Of working
men at his palace: chides them for re-
cent demonstrations, but promises to
improve their conditions; strike situa-
ton improved al st. Petersburg and
Moscow. but extending in other pats
of empire-Governo Bell of Vermont
listens to appeals for repr,cre of Mrs
Rogers. sentenced to death for killing
husband; decision not yet made
Federal grand jury at Portland, Or,
iDdictS Senator Mitchell on six counts
in connection with land frauds investi-
gaton-Train crashes into sleigh
containing 10 women belonging to
church society at Airport, y. Y; seven
killed outright three die later and the
others in ospital-Annual report of
President Eliot of Harvard university
shows deficit in finances and criticiseS
football-Worceste and Southbridge
(Mass.) street railway asks authority
to issue 100000 new stock for pur-
chasing Rochdale ana Charlton Depot,
and Southbridge and Sturbridge lines
FRIDAY, FEB. 8.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Rogers, Vermont
woman who murdered her husband, re-
prieved by Governor Bell few hours
after receiving last rites Of church;
showed no emotion at news; given until
June to produce alleged new evidence
Articles of food and drugs on the
market found by Massachusetts state
board of health to be adulterated--
Eighty employees discharged by steam
engineering department at Boston navy
yard and more will have to go unless
work is sem Cnere at Once--NtW OrE
subway dispute settled; strike averted
Move to have Johann Hoch indicted
for murder at Chicago-Head Of
wrecked Citizens bank at Mount Ayr,
To-, onvicted-Revenue cutter starts
to free icebOund vessels on Maine coast
Grand jury to investigate allie ged
bribery in California legislature
Fall River mills may be consolidated
to meet southern cOmpetitiOn-JuT
in case of SlOcum Inspector Lundberg,
at New York, disagrt IorE
court rules livery stable keeper not sub
ject to city regulations on cab hire
Announcement at Portland, Or, that
eastern roads will reduce rates during
the fair--JOnathan Severance dead
at Reading, Mass, from effects of as
sault committed by insane Wife
Governor Odell favors giving New York
police commissioner absolute power to
dismiss otficers--FaIl River labor men
to confer with Governor Douglas on
alleged discrimination by manufacture
ers-Opporents of Senator SmOOt
claim majority of committee against
him-Three Toledo letter carriers re-
moved; charged with selling mining
stock-Littie chance of passage OF
Philippine tariff bill during present ses-
sion-Seventy-tve federal judges call
ed to testify in the Swayne case in the
matter of Episcopal bishop
Of South Dakota declares Catholic
schools were helped from government
y funds-Assistant Secretary Darling
Nof the navy department resigns; will
be appointed collector at Burlington
Vt-Prussian government moves fol
state control of coal mines-MayoI
of st. Pierre in Paris seeking govern
ment aid for starving people-Lort
Curzon confirms report Of death in Tibe
of Francis H. Nichols, American ex