The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-07-19
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday, July IL.

sessed Boston. From center to circumfcr-
ence the city is now owned by badge-be-
decked young people from the four corners
of the earth. Their presence has affected
the town more than anything else has af-
iected it for decade They have obliged
this prim old city to don gorgeous garb
of crimson and white. The convention
was formally opened this morning
Cornell beaten in it's second trial heat at
Henley - Extensive strike OF carpet
weavers inaugurated at Philadelphia
Boston Baseball club dropped to third
place-W chief of police sued
for false Talbot mills,
in North Billerica, Mass, to start up
again next MULTIPLICATION of
United States and Canadian fruit
crop disappointing to the growers
Price Of window. glass raised by the or
eanization of a trust--Man and wife
murdered by two Italians near Rousseau,
Ont-Drydock trust in New York is re-
ported as possible by Philadelphia capital
ists-Liberty bell will be taken from
Philadelphia to the Atlanta exposition
Manitoba proposes to stand by the
public schools, and will not tolerate coer-
cion from Canada Barnard,
at Lick observatory, will be succeeded by
Professor W. J. Hussey-Five men
burned to death In livery stable at De
troit-The Duke of Genoa, admiral OF
the visiting squadron, given a banquet at
Portsmouth, Eng-Montreal banks de-
cided to load 81, 100000 to the Bank du
Peuple, against which run was threat
ened-James Gallagher, 40 years old,
was fatally injured by falling from a Paw
tucket electric car-William Smith and
William NJ Mahan, two inmates of the
Boston house of correction, escaped
Mrs. Mary J. Buncker, for IS years city
librarian of Manchester, N. H.. was found
dead. Death was caused by apoplexy-
| The Massachusetts nautical training ship
Enterprise arrived at Tangier, July 3, and
left July 5 for Madeira.
Friday, July IL.
The Endeavorers' convention did one
full days work, with practically every
body to join, and from now on will be
seen this unique and wonderful religious
growth at its best. A few belated stray
glers, who were unhappily delayed on
the long road to Boston, saw the
end of their troubles, and there
are no missing delegates to speak Of
Nat Butler won the two-mile champion
ship at the L. A. w. meet--Suspects
in jail at Hartford, identified as post
Office thieves from the west-Bob Fitz-
simmons stake money attached by one
of his creditors - Olcott Falls, VT,
suffered from $4,000 fre-South-
ern Coal trust formed for main
tenance of higher prices-Cuban insur-
gent army now numbers $4,000 men
Dominion administration fails to please
anybody-Graves of revolutionary sol
diers in Newburyport cemetery marked
l-"Mark Twain" sick and in financial
difficulties-Bill of exceptions filed by
counsel of Angus d. Gilbert, convicted oil
the murder of Alice NJ. Sterling-Stam
ford Comm people determined to learI
the cause of the recent epidemic of typhoic
- Haverhill business men to fight
for cheaper insurance rates = for
est fires abating near North Muskegon
Mich-Carpet weavers in ~ mills II
Philadelphia struck--BeInard Bennett
arrested at Lynn on the charge OF SETTING
fire to a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. resident
along the Hudson build casino to SUI
pass that at Newport. p. Alsipp, for
merlv All organizer of anarchists in Chi
cago. found murdered in Socorro, N.
BY the recent death of an aunt in Cali
fornia. Charles Follensbee Of Haverhill,
shoemaker, has fallen heir to $4,000
At Rutland, Jonas Higgins, an elderl,
man. was shot in the left arm by the &C
cidental discharge of his gun and bled +
death-ALizzie Gowden, IL years of age
fell into the cove at Pawtucket and wa
! droWned-A new census is expected e
f show the population of Hudson, Mass,
I exceeding 5000 which will permit tn
granting of another license for whicl
there are several aspirants already in tn
field-At Manchester, N. H., Jesse L
Livermore, IS, entered the room of hi
uncle while the latter slept and stole 500
from a roll of bills. Livermore was al
\ rested-Burglars made raid in South
field, Conn.,, cracking the safe in Loci
woods store, breaking into the posi-
office and entering Cooks store an
the dwelling of G. j. Palmer -
In broad daylight the house of H. N
Putnam at Fitchburg, Mass, was Ell
y tered and a valuable rifle and other article
P taken-The will of Mrs. Sarah TuttlC
u widow of w. f. Tuttle of Hartford, b'
= oueaths $4,000 to the Old Peoples home
$1,000 to the Hartford hospital 5000 to tn
Hartford Orphan asylum; $4,000 to til
k Larrabee fund; $4,000 to the Union Il
d Home Work, and $1,000 to the Church HON
| at the death of relatives.
day, July IL.
uces attended the Chri
.eetings-Death Of tw
b.. q, who drank poison from
bottie :, ..o-. ,acy found while playing
, LA. w. will take control of professions
!. bicycle racing-John S. Johnso
= won a $1,000 bicycle race at Z
lumbus-Jack Dempsey, the famo'
pugilist, thought to be dying -
Man giving name of w. G. Hall arrestf
in Lynn, Mass, for passing worthie
checks - Attitude of Bolivia towal
y Peru inspired by Gillian diplomacy
. Heavy rainfalls reported in Texas, Ne
Mexico and Arkansas-Many OF q
Hamilton (Mass.) mills strikers incline
To return to work - Another &C
ton mill strike in Lewiston, Me-Exce
tional favorable outlook for all trade
Stoneware plant at Canton, o.. burn
British crops make less favorar
showing than year age---Another hlg
binder war feared in Chinatown, u
Francisco - Communication by te
phone between London and Dubl
opened-C. o. Davis, cashier of t
State bank at Peru, la, missin
with about s1O,0Oo--Many leading I
publicans said to favor San Francisco
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