The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-09-06
THE WEEKS NEWS


Points Of interest in Cambridge, Mass,
visited by Knights Templar and others
In large numbers. Knights Templar
drill on the Boston baseball grounds at
tracted large audience. Meeting of the
grand conclave knights Templar in Ma
sonic Temple--Death Of Patrick Gavan
Duffy, the ex-police magistrate of New
York-Secretary Herbert inspected the
Charlestown navy yard-Body of a sui
eide found in the river at Brookline, N. III.
Cottage City (Mass.) carnival opened
with veteran fremens tournament---
Reunion of the Stark family held
at Manchester, N H-Revolt seems
inevitable in Honduras - Loan of
SIS, $1,000 will be sought in Lon
don for New South Wales-Burglars Sc.
cured 200 in money, paper and stamps
at the Rush (Mo.) postoffice-Secretary
Morton wants to know what became Of
sorghum sugar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to have new railroad devoted chiefly to
interest of sugar planters - Germany
now threatens to withdraw from the pro-
posed monetary congress - Transfer
steamer Morrisannia of the New Haven
and Harlem company burned at Hoboken
N. flames Getty, Jr, a Pittsburg
hotel proprietor, was murdered by AL
exander Hutchinson, another hotel pro-
prietor-The 25th annual reunion of the
Nineteenth Massachusetts, Regiment Vet
eran association was held at Lynn
The executive committee of the Maine
State grange has decided to call the next
annual meeting at Bangor, Dec. II to 10
The hereditary Grand Duchess of Old
enburg is dead--Thomas J. Landers,
aged 30, for 20 years superintendent of the
granite cutters of Hurricane Island
dropped dead at Rockland, Me-The
descendants of Robert Fletcher, who set
tied in Concord, Mass, in 1880, held
reunion at Boston-The Congregational
church at Hinsdale, Mass, observed it's
centennial birthday. Addresses were made
by many of Hinsdale's sons.
Friday, Aug. 80.
Strike of lasters at Plant Shoe COM
panys factory, Lynn, Mass-Marshall H.
Culver of Medford, Mass one of the in
ventors of the Goddard buggy, dead-Six
hundred employees of American Manufac-
turing company's jute mills strike-Rob-
ert J won the great free-for-all racing race
at Fleetwood--Ex-Po Postmaster General
Bissell offered the vacant place on the
United States supreme bench-Peru will
recognize Alfaro's government in Ec-
uador-Charles Leonard found prob
ably guilty of setting fire to his employ
er's farm buildings at Ashby, Mass
James b. Hawley of Winchester, Mass,
committed suicide by shooting himself
- Visiting Knights Templar greatly
pleased with Boston-Owners of build
ings used for liquor purposes in Sanford,
Me, received warnings-Powow River
lodge, 1. o. o. F., Amesbury Mass, cele-
brated its 50th MISUNDERSTANDING
caused havoc in Sanford, Me--Spiritual-
lists will purchase the campgrounds at
Lake Pleasant, Mass-Holmes admits
that he was in Indianapolis with Howard
Pitzel-Earthqu shocks caused terror !
in Mexico - John H. Robinson of |
Newton, Mass, missing - Wife of |
Lord Beresford" suing for divorce
Cholera reported in a London suburb
Olivia Cyr, 2S years, employed in Border
City mill No. 8, Fall River, Mass, as
weaver, dropped dead at his loom
Samuel G. Hirst, who was an assistant
chief engineer Of the flagship Hartford
when Farragut effected his famous passage
Of the forts on the Mississippi river, died
at Brooklyn-The Hudson (Mass.) Y.
M. G. A. has given F. HI. Merrill of
Nashua, N. H., call to it's secretary
ship, to succeed ]. H. Norris. resigned
An electric road is soon to be built to
connect the city of Portland, Me-, with
the Cape Elizabeth shore james Brown,
Jr., aged Z years. was drowned in the
Quinebaug river, near Sandersdale, Mass
R. w. Sheppard, Montreal f1nancier,
died at his summer residence at Como at
the age of 76-Marcus Talbot, fourth son
Of the late Marquis of Waterford, has
been married to Louisa Katherine Ridley.
Saturday, Aug. 81.
Arrival in Boston harbor of four of the
finest warships of the American navy
Defender won the third trial race, and
formally chosen to defend the Americas
business men in all lines
Of trade tell of an increasing era of pros
Oil company victorious
in it's efforts to remove restrictions against
Lima oil-Carnival boat races and ball
at The Weirs, n. H-National treasury
gained 5000, 467-Navy department to
employ no more foreigners as draughts-
Ransom can draw no
salary until confirmed by the senate
Bismarck received and adj
dressed the German-American veterans
Norwegian steamer lost and two of her
crew Observation-Disclosures report that
Senator Quay will be candidate for
governor Of Pennsylvania-Re Ad-
miral Bunce and other United States
naval officers banqueted by the city of Bos-
woman from Boston died
under suspicious circumstances at Gardi-
ner, Me-East Boston caulkers strike
Tor more pay-Independent distilleries
and the American Distributing company
combine to fight the new Whisky
east side coaching
parade at North Conway, n. H
Moorf1eld Storey of Boston elected presi-
Dent of the American Bar association
Moritz E. Ruther of Holyoke nominated
Tor governor of Massachusetts, by the
Socialist Labor party-Zella Nicolaus to
bring separate suit for $50, 900 for assault
against George Gould-Close of the
triennial Knights Templar conclaye at
Boston - Josef Flamal murdered his
sweetheart and attempted to commit
suicide at Johnstown, n. Y -
Nihilists in Russia unusually active
Coal freight rates demoralized by barge
Prince Henry of Rouss will
make opposition to the Sedan fetes-One
Paris paper says ex-Consul Waller of the
United States should have been shot
Great Britain about the only power un-
decided concerning the adoption of the
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