The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-11-22
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday, Nov. ID.


Captain Nash for Hamilton of Philadel-
phia--Many killed in battles BET ween
Mohammedans and Christians in Albania
Loss of steam oyster boal and five
lives near Rockaway inlet, N. Y--Naval
Constructor Wilson urges the construc-
ton of big wooden drydock at Charles
town, Mass--Power to enforce the laws
in Alaska inadequate--NewY York Ath-
letio club withdraws from the A. A. u
At the Christian Workers convention at
New Haven. Rev. Russell H. Conwell of
Philadelphia was elected president
Body Of Kenneth M. Taylor of Boston
found in Moosehead lake - Pair of
clippers from Rochester arrested in Boston
Death of Bowdoin's oldest graduate,
Rev. T. B. Stone of Bolton, Mass, at 95
kansas raised 201, 457 1896 bushels of
corn this season--Vermont said to favor
Reed for president-Trial of Jahez Bal
four resumed in London-Vienna NUM-
cipal council stands by DR.. Lueger--
Everything progressing satisfactorily in
Hawaii-Statistic show Massachusetts
leads in good roads-Cabmen strike in
New York practically at an end-Seal-
ing schooner Marvin released at Victoria.
B. C-Great Britain to strengthen her
squadron in Chinese waters - Bids
for two United States battleships
are to be opened Nov. 90
New electric railway planned from
Newton Centre to Boston-Receiyer was
appointed for the Patrons Mutual Fire
Insurance company-Search-lisht con-
oeded to DO of little protection against tor
ried to DR.. Henry J. Erosion st Washing
81, -, kn ,k
England against the King of Ashantse
Grow OF the British flagship Crescent
infected by disease called scabios-
Steamer Ooptis ran from Yokohama to
San Francisco in Is days 2 hours-Cap-
closed TO sealers for a number Of years-
British Admiralty invites Canadian mer-
camille marine officers to enter the royal
navy.
Friday. Nov 10.
New York Democrats coming to tho
conclusion that President Cleveland is
likely to be enominated-Rev. B. l..
Whitman, ID, inaugurated as president
of Columbian university New town
hall dedicated atPlaistow, N. H-George
Foster of Norwood, Mass, killed by acct
dental discharge of gun-George
William Smith inaugurated president
of Colgate university-Mrs. George
w. Coleman elected president of the
Boston Christian Endeavor union
Possibility of a settlement of the
Colt divorce case by arbitration-
Fire in a Boston distillery caused loss of
$105, OO0-Secretary Morton will not rec
ommend the making of Boston q port of
export for Canadian cattlo-More mas
sacres in Armenia $1,000 Turkish troops
ordered out-Unruly baseball players
will be removed from the field next year
instead of being fned-Frank P. Slavin
wants to fight Peter Asher-M Members
of the Defenders crew all positive that
Dunravens charges are unfounded
Chicago can have the Republ-
can convention for ss4. 600 = Treas
ury gold reserve suffered a loss
and the treasury deficit increased
Australian colonies will export no wheat
-Schlatter, the Denver healer, disap-
peared-Brooklyn's trolley roads in
financial fficulties-Insane man In
Paris shot and killed several persons
Another Dominion government financial
crisis feared-Germau squadron an
chored outside of Annoy, China-Incom-
Ing steamers report that Wednesday night
was a wild one at sea-Brockton (Mass.)
Times calls for the suspension Of City
Marshal Chase-British Guiana declines
to help England in the Venezuelan affair
New York horse show evidently sue
cess rs financial yenturs-Nsw York,
Lake Erie and Western Railroad company
TO be Professor Keasby Of
Bryn Mawr college advises the United
States to build and to control the Nicara-
qua canal.
~ ~ saturday. Nov. 16.
Josiah Quincy accepted the Democratic
nomination for mayor of Boston -
Sir George Newnes will probably
challenge for tho Americas cup-Busi-
ness section of West Carthage, N. Y,
burned - Death Of Captain Coleman
Studley Of West Dennis, Mass United
States government doing everything pos
sible to protect missi oparies in Armenia
-Czarina OF Russia gave birth to
daug hter - The Reed boom begun by the
Organization Of national club at Calais,
Me - Milo w. Gray indicted for
the murder of his wife at Lam
daft, n H William Beaman of
Providence indicted for sending in
decent postal cards TO . woman-
Insurance men formulating plans to pre-
vent German companies from doing busi-
ness in this country--Trial trip Of Roger
motor syole from New York to Chicago
begun--Mayor Bancroft Of Cambridge
Mass, announces that he Is q candidate
for fourth tsrm--Gallsghsr defeated
Ives in the New York Billiard match
Two more expeditions said to have sue
ceeded in reaching Cubs-Big house
smiths strike threatened In New York;
10000 men may go out-Dsath Of Eben
ID. Jordan at Boston-Empty passenger
train derailed at Hartford Gsnsral trade
conditions continue without material
change-Tufts school, Medford, Mass,
closed because of its bad sanitary
Murderers of Bicyclist LEM
under arrest - Laodamia won the
Derby cup at Newmarket, Eng
Massachusetts, day observed fittingly
at the Atlanta exposition - Govern
ment public and private schools to be
established in Korea - Greater New
York bill seems sure TO pass the legisla-
ture Of that state Methodist Episcopal
missionary conference appropriated 81 ,oOo,-
boo for missions-Second dividend may
be paid to members of the defunct Order Of
Aegis-Chicago business man killed by
detectives who took him for burglar
Mrs. Cougar asks for a new trial of her
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