The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-11-15
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday. Nov. I.

Fflghtful boiler explosion IN Detroit.
Forty persons killed, "a score injured and
80 missing--Brig and all on board lost
off Yarmouth, Eng-No political treaty
exists between Japan and Russia
Kiamil Pasha, the grand vizier, dis
missed-Death of Mrs. Bowers the ac-
tress-Sensationa charges in connection
with police scandal at Brockton, Mass
Six persons burned to death in Brooklyn
Ira Glazer. bad man of Leverett,"
lodged in jail-Cases against Debs and
associates dropped by Wisconsin officials
Failure of the Central Oil Gas
Stove company of Northampton, Mass
Strange disappearance of a ~
year-old girl at Naugatuck, Conn
American missionaries at Bitlis safe at
present--Souther Pacific and Atchison
roads begin a rate war-St. Joseph and
Grand Island Railroad company fore
closed-United States producers urged
to try for the Baltic markets-Brazil
will protest against England's claim
to territory in Brazil - Robbers
raided the Dallas ticket office of
the Texas and Pacific railroad
British steamer Crathie must pay all dam
ages sustained by the Elbe collision
Charles H. Cramp refutes the statement
credited to Admiral Ramsay that United
States cruisers are not so fast as thought
to be-Boston comes into bequest OF
$50 600 under the will of the late George l..
Randidge, which is to be applied for the
benefit of the children of the poor
Friday, Nov. g.
If disorders continue in Armenia, Rus
slams will march into and occupy the
country-Thirty- five bodies taken from
the ruins resulting from the boiler explo-
sion at Detroit plurality in
Ohio probably over 10, OOo-Steamer
Cepcrnicus of Lampert line nearly two
weeks overdue-M. Christophle, director
of the Credit Foncier, Paris, removed
from off1ce-Expectation Of breaking
strike ca Great Northern railroad
Providence to have new $4,000 high
school NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of barrooms
in New York city to be reduced-New
town hail. Billerica, Mass, formally dedi-
cated-Josie Mansfield secured a divorce
Forest and marsh fires continue in In
diana - Schooner Laughing Water of
Portland, Me-, lost - Canadian inde
pendence movement preadng-Bocas
del Toro, Colombia, almost burned out
-Parkhurst blames Mayor Strong for
the Tammany victory-Rear Admiral r.
w. Shufeldt died at Washington--Vine
pest has ruined the vineyards in 26 districts
of Italy-Emperor William delivered a
warlike address to his recruits at Berlin
Belief that the Nicaragua canal can be
built for less than S100,000 000-Canadian
high commissioner opposed to giving
premiums for farm pupils-Chickasa
nation legislation repudiates intermar
riage with citizens of that nation-Vault
of the Empire State bank, New York,
burned out, found intact-New York
Chamber of Commerce protests against
jingoism in the university law reviews
New Haven and Hartford and Boston
and Albany railroads make fine records
of increased earnings for the September /
quarter George Sherman, one of the
leading citizens of Port Henry N. Y,
died suddenly, aged about 20 years. He
was probably the wealthiest man in
northern New York being rated at S9,000,-
900 - A third attempt was made by
burglars to blow open the safe in the
postoffice at Wiscasset, Me-Mayor Da-
vid L. Parker of New Bedford, Mass,
was renominated for mayor by the Citi-
grand vizier, has been appointed vail at
Aleppo.
Saturday, Nov. o.
President Cleveland signed an order
which will bring nearly rs per cent of all
postoffices within the classified service
Political interests may be enlisted in the
settlement of the Pacific railways debt to
the overnment-Executive officers of
western roads signed new passenger
agreement-Fire in cold storage ware
house in Montreal caused 100000 loss
-Insurgent troops in Cuba said
to have received orders to burn
houses in country settlements-Jo-
seph jefferson presented in New York
with loving cup--Hanlan and Bubear
matched to row near Galveston on Nov.
19-Constructor Hichborn advocates the
building of more battleships - Mrs.
Moore declares that New York million
aires shall not secure her rights in the
Kelley motor--Billericas (Mass.) new
town hall dedicated - Boston school
regiment reorganized under the name
of the High School cadets - Dur
rants counsel given two weeks in
which to prepare motion for new trial
-Vagrant told Norwalk Comm police
that trsmps have entered a contract to
rob dwellings-Business outlook prom
Uses satisfactory holiday season and
an active spring trade - Chauncey
M Depew says Republican victories
were due to national issues -
Strike in the Clyde shipbuilding yards
spreading-France said to be injuring
American commerce in the high seas
Standard Rope and Irvine company filed
articles of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Graves,
a robber. probably fatally shot at Linden,
Ind-Prices of raw silk advanced about
80 per cent this year-Allan G. Thurman
injured at Columbus, o., and not ex-
pected to recover - Property of the Union
Methodist church, Cambridge, Mass,
attached by the Observation-Disclosures
ton contemplates a reform in connec-
ton with fourth-class postmasterships
declare they will elect
second time DIR. Lueger as burgomaster of
Vienna-Five Vegetarian leaders in the
massacre of missionaries at Hwasang,
China, beheaded-Report that the Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy railroad is
trying to secure the Northern Pacific
President CrespO of Venezuela hopes for
an amicable settlement of the boundary
dispute with Great Britain-Belief that
one of the Guttman brothers, who stole
300, 900 in Hungary, did not go down on
the Elbe as supposed - Ex-Lieutenant
John K. Laskey of the Boston police de-
partment was arrested on charge of Sc
curing money by false pretenses-
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