The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-04
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday, Sept. 90.

from the presidential race in favor of Nc
Illinois Central and Northern
Pacific roads to be equipped with electric
ity-Mrs. Violet Haskell who recently
figured in a sensational bigany case
killed herself at Deer Isle, Mo Harvard
university begun its new year today
Convention of Daughters of the American
Revolution at Boston-Boston police
department to parade Oct. 17--Last local
marine insurance company left in Halifax
decided to wind up business-No trace
found of the sunken yacht Juanita at
Portsmouth, N. H-Master steamfitters
of Boston voted not to acceed to demands
of striking mployes-Desperate fight
between ranchmen and Yaqui Indians near
Hermosillo, Mex-Returns from the Re-
publican caucuses throughout Massachu-
setts show that Governor Greenhalge Will
have at least three-fourths of the delegates
to the state convention. The A. K. A
forces were given severe drubblnR---
Greeley praises Peary, the Arctic explorer
TRAITORS said to have been discovered
in the Bavarian army-Treaty between
Argentina and the United States con-
firmed-Spanish authorities send their
Cuban prisoners to Morocco-Pall Mall
Gazette says Doodle is the handspring OF
the Irish convention at Chicago cket
nominated by New York state Democratic
convention: For secretary of state, Horatio
G. King; for attorney general, Nelson b.
Chase; for state treasurer, Dewitt Clinton
Dow; for comptroller, John B. Judson;
for state engineer, Russell r. Stuart. The
planks of the platform on national affairs
declared for sound money, taxation
for revenue only, no entangling
alliance and endorsed the admins
tration of President Cleveland -
Joseph B. Crandali assistant postmas-
ter at Columbia Falls, Me-, charged with
stealing from the mails, pleaded guilty.
Friday, Sept 81.
Schooner Matte Holmes wrecked on
Ocean Beach, near New London, Conn
Steps taken to form an anti Tammany
coalition in New York-Special session
of Texas legislature called to pass anti
prize-fght law-Chief Weber of Boston
elected president of the State Firemen's
association - Valkyrie will remain in
New York all winter and race here next
year--Sir Arthur Paget orders rae
ing boat from the Herreshoffs-
Trial trip of ram Katahdin postponed
Three bold burglaries at Boston-Six
miners killed near Leadville, Colo, by a
powder explosion-Platt men carried
the county convention caucuses in New
York city-Irish National Alliance or
ganized at Chicago to work for the indie
pendence of Ireland--Chancello A. T.
McGill nominated by New Jersey Demo
Gratis for governor - Congregational
church of Waltham, Mass, preparing to
observe its 18th anniversary Dedication
of the Hills library building, Newton,
Mass--Jeremiah Donahue found guilty
of manslaughter at BostOn--Carnival
parade in connection with the valley fair
at Brattleboro Vt-Rochester IN. H.
fair drew an attendance of $4,000 -
Seven Cubans acquitted of charges
of filibustering at Key West--China' S
trade not affected materially by the war
with Japan--Dr. d. A. Sargent's gym
nasium at Cambridge, Mass, damaged
$1,000 by flre--Carlton club, London,
threatens to blackball Joseph Chamber
Edward Lauterbach predicts a
straight Republican ticket in New York
New Haven railroad said to,be eager
to abolish all grade crossings in Connec-
ticut--C hambermaids of Hotel Imperial,
New York, robbed guests OF jewels valued
Mt S450O--London bankers Will SEND
representative to America in an attempt
to have the Defender visit England
Vatican rejected generous concessions py
the Italian government in regard to the
fete celebrations in Rome = Thomas
Hood who left Portsmouth, N. H., re-
GENTLY. accused of embezzlement, has been
arrested at Pawtucket, r. I-Miss Cath
crime Hart, 81 years old and blind, Eel
down stairs at Middletown, Conn, anc
died from her injuries--Hon. A. w
Bell, ex-state senator and promlnen
Mason. died at Concord, Mass.
Saturday, Sept. 20.
Perry Belmont favors Whitney fo
president and Whitney favors Belmon
for governor of New York-Democrati
caucuses outside of Boston generally favor
able to Williams for governor-Reslg
nations of the Northern Pacific receiver
accepted-Aged lady killed by train II
Waltham, Mass-Reunion of the Twelfth
regiment, New Hampshire volunteers, a
Alton, n. H-Several persons injured IL
an accident on the Baltimore and Obi
road - Youthful burglars arrested IL
LYNN, Mass-General trade irregular OF
account of sudden changes in weather.
Pugilists Walcott and O'Brien ACQUITTED
on the charge of fighting-eSheritfsm mad
big seizure of beer at an Exeter IN. ID.
wholesale observation-disclosures Mar
Hopkins sent to bottom by collision wit
the Vanderbilt at Nine Mile Point, Mic
-Anti-Semites control Vienna-Negr
Baptists in convention at Atlanta
Moslems killed 10 Armenians at Antioch
Syria-Kiowa Indians preparing for
powwow and a ghost dance-Herber
NOR will challenge for the Americas Gu
in 1S97-Six naphtha springs near Baku
Russia, set on fire by lightning
Allison says the tariff must wait will
Cleveland is president - lnternationa
Sunday school convention to be held il
Boston in lS96-Warner Miller says tn
excise question will be the issue in NeN
York-Russia will allow Chinese officer
to train with the Russian army--Th
Bridgeport (Conn.) Traction compan
confesses that its road was not built ho1
estly-Pope received over 100000 mes
sages of sympathy during the celebration
in Rome--Italians marched to Cam
bridge (Mass.) city hall and demanded pa
for labor on the waterworks--ftle {
"The Holy Catholic Church" proposed a
substitute for the name of THE Pr
testant Episcopal Church. The tow
of Cromwell, Conn, is to have a trolle
car system--Fannie Carne of Bosto
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