The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-09-13
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday, Sept. 5.

consolidated company VIII couCroi Udo gas
business of Essex county, New Jersey
Death of William Frye, senior inspector
of Boston's building department-Fa
River (Mass.) weavers decided to demand
an increase in wages--Lewis, the Gorham
(Me.) murderer, may not be tried again
= Death of Charles W. Glidden,
prominent Lynn (Mass.) resident
Fire in East Boston freight sheds caused
$500 900 loss-No clews discovered in the
Cambridge (Mass.) postoffice robbery
Cuban immigrants quarantined at New
York--Russia has no faith in Japan's
intentions-No standard silver dollars
coined in August - New Hampshire
pharmacists in session at Laconla -
Eclipse photographed at Lick Observatory,
Cal-Yale grad in Seattle WASH,
accused of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will
send warships to enforce the treaty with
Morocco-Chili settled by concessions
the boundary disputes with Argentine
Electro-gasoline, as motive power for
small craft, failure-Henry M. Stanley,
M. P, sailed from Liverpool for New
York-Cubans will ask Spain for con-
stitution similar to that of Canada
Negroes of Centralia, Ills, refused to be
assigned to separate schools-Thirty-s six
vessels wrecked and their crews drowned
during recent storm at kuchlnotsu,
Japan-Friend of LEM, the murdered
bicyclist, says Turkish justice is very slow
to act--Brookline (Mass.) selectmen re-
fuse to allow bicycle road races In the
streets of that town--Three New YORK
saloon keepers fined $500 each for ylolat-
ing the excise law--Frank McEachraI
said to have made an unsuccessful at
tempt to kill his wife at Boston-Japan,
L hoc f,1py mad RI
the Philippines and makes Spain ap-
prehensive.
Friday, Sept. 6.
Bomb thrower arrested while attempt
ing to blow up Rothschilds' bank, PARIS
Treasury gold reserve below the sloo'-
100000 mark - Bookkeeper Louis A.
Lee of the Hampden (Mass.) National
bank arrested for embezzlement -
Rev. Robert Fulton, S. j., ex-president OF
Boston college died in California -
New Hampshire State Law and Order
league sued for $4,000 by prosecuting
agent-London Lancet denies rumors
that the Duke of York's son is deal
mute - Six hundred Spanish troops
reported killed in big BATTLE
with Cubans - Azote lowers his rec
ord at the Galesburg Qlls.) track
Charles GRAHAM of Amesbury, Mass. at
tempted suicide because his wife was
about to leave him - Eight tramps
persisted in the flames in stable fire al
Plymouth Pa-President Cleveland will
press button at Gray Gables
Mass, to start Atlanta exposition
machinery G. H. Morse of Michi
gan elected president of Internationa
Association of Factory Inspectors
British parliament prorogued-W Western
crops promise well--Keene, n. H., is tt
have an electric railway-France vii
spend $4,000, 900 in crushing Madagascar
Yale may row either Cambridge o.
Oxford next season--France and Russia
will insist that Japan evacuate Liao-Tone
peninsula-Trades union congress al
Cardiff. Eng, voted to abolish the house
of commons-Choctaw Indians urged u
- accent a-ehange in the form of land tenure
Pax rate in Dedham, Mass, lower this
wear than it has been in the last quarter o
acentury-Pilgrim society of Plymouth
Mass, erected tablet on the site of Brew
ster's home in England - Frank Nc
Eachran arrested on complaint of shooting
his wife at Boston--President Dla
thinks closer commercial relations be
tween Mexico and the United States ca
be arranged easily-William Hyde,
machinist, while bicycle riding nea
Southport, Conn, collided with buggy
The pole of the carriage penetrate
Hyde's neck, causing instant death
Saturday, Sept. 7.
William Henry Hurlbert, the wei
known journalist died in Italy-LaI
caster (Mass.) mill strikers vote to retur
to work at the old wages-Bust OF Luc
Stone to be presented to the Shurtle
school. Boston-Henry R. Warner
Stonington killed himself at Providen(
AT the fifth annual meeting of the Ne
Jersey Rife association the military chan
pionship of the United States was won [
Sergeant Boyle of the New 4or
team with a score OF 65-An ele
trio locomotive of the Baltimore and Oh
railroad attained speed OF 6l mill
an hour in the Baltimore tunnel
Pugilists Walcott and OBrien held
Boston for the grand jury-Hungary
crop report shows good quantity but POI
auality-Turkish officials declare TIL
thare is no danger of famine in Armen
General Gascoigne will leave Englat
TO command the troops in Canada
England will devote herself henceforth
developing her African possessions
Daniel McNally committed suicide at Il
house of correction at East Cambridg
Mass-Armour Packing company fin'
at Jersey City for violating the oleoma
garine law New York surface ra
road companies will substitute Il
trolley for the cable system -
Twenty-three of those who participated
the Kentucky massacre convicted-Fo
japanese poisoned in Chinese restaura
In San Francisco-Nine hundred nih
lists. known or suspected, arrested by Ri
sian police--Comptroller Bowler ID
Washington for Bar Harbor, Me- to spe1
his vacation-Deputy Auditor Wiley
the United States treasury confined to
home in Washington by malarial fey
Boston tobacco dealers do not thll
that the agitation against the Americ
Tobacco company will have any great
fect-The $4,000 on deposit with
Massachusetts, state treasurer, on accou
of the Cape Cod Ship Canal company,
be distributed ratably between the ere
tors of the concern-Assistant Secreta
Hamlin returned to Washington aftei
months absence spent on the coast
Massachusetts.
Sunday, sept. 8.
Boston's Masonic Temple damaged
the extent Of $4,000 by fire-Benjan