The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-03-27

ported by incoming vessels at New York
Suicide of Samuel Barnes, q popular
young business man of Lowell, Mass
Snowdrift derailed an express train at
| Shelburne, VT - Organized labor of
Maine agitating for a 5S-hour iaw-Fire
| in the Atlantic refinery at Pttsburg
caused loss of 800, 000-F. j. Hollock' g
carriage factory at Mt. Carmel. Conn,
burned Loss, $2500-At Augusta, Me-,
a son, Walker Blaine, was born to Mrs.
| Truxton Beale, daughter of the late Hon.
James g. Blaine-Town of Stow, Mass,
to erect a memorial tablet over the tomb
of Jonathan Newell, who was minister of
that town for upward of half a century,
and during the revolutionary period
| Unknown workingman, evidently about
80 years old, instantly killed by train at
Dodgevlle, Mass Ground broken for
the new $4O0, 900 mill to be erected at Cen
treville, r. l.
Tuesday, March "a.
The Central Vermont in receivers hands
An appropriation of $500, 900 recon-
| mended by Mayor Quincy for improve
ment of sanitary condition of Boston
oolhouses--Dervishes have evacuated
Akasheh--Big Mckinley rally held in
ball, the singer-Milo w. Gray pleaded
guilty of murder of his wife in the second
degree at Woodsville, N. H--Million-
dollar fire in Colon - Officer attacked
while making an arrest at Boston and his
assailant possibly fatally shot--Terrible
hurricane destroyed Suava, Fiji islands
An ex-priest attacked by an angry mob
at Dunmore Pa--Wallace Ross beaten
by Barry in rowing race in England
Famous Newton IN. H. bond case given
up as lost by the observation-disclosures in
dignation at Fall River. Mass, over state
ments of an Ohio preacher rejecting upon
women operatives-Death at Brighton,
Eng, of Judge Thomas Hughes, author
of tom Browns Schooldays" - Gov
ernor Morton of New York signed the
Raines liquor tax bill-Business man of
Lynn, Mass, sued by a salesman for
alienation of his wife's affections
- Commissioner Booth fuckers de-
parture for England delayed by
sickness of his infant child
Earthquake shock felt at Machias, Me
Food supply of the Spanish army nearly
exhausted Lady Isabel Burton, widow
of Captain Sir Richard Burton, Is dead
Mayor of Gloucester, Mass, has asked
the license commissioners to reSlgn-
American company will found a colony
in Venezuela and search for gold-Ed.
ward A. Jarvis. the young Cambridge
MASS firebug, sent to the Lyman school
for boys-Grain and live stock business
of the western roads last week unex-
pectedly heavy--Scheme to be tried pro-
viding "a retired list for superannuated
government e.npi0yes - Twenty seven
new scholarships and fellowships founded
by the University .of Pennsylvania
Desperate effort being made in Canada
to exclude from state affairs the
baneful influence of the church -
Tenth game between Showalter and
Kemeny for the chess championship OF
America resulted in a draw-Mill and
quarry of the West Rutland (Vt) White
Marble company purchased by New
York yndicate-Secretary of the treas
ury has decided hereafter to allow the
usual annual leaves of absence to en-
ployes of the department outside Of Wash
ington-Joliet Ulls.) branch of the Con
solidated Steel and Wire company suffered
q loss of $50, 900 by fire, throwing 500 men
out of work-Sydney Mcintyre of Rut-
land, VT, who was pronounced in
sane, escaped from Officer Beattie,
who had him in charge, while en- route
for the Brattleboro insane asylum
Glendon Iron company, whose plant near
Easton, Pa, is one of the oldest iron in
dustries of the Lehigh valley, made an as
signment-On April the supreme court
will take recess until April ID. The
court will adjourn finally for the term on
May %.
Wednesday, March 25.
Hiram H. Morrison, the Boston wife
murderer, confessed his crime-Pitts-
burg window glass makers meet the prices
of importers of French glass OF
high school building to the town of New
port, N. New Railroad Y. Nj. G. A.
building at Concord, N. H.. dedicated
Rev. DR.. William L. Brown on trial for
heresy at Madison, Conn-Examination
of the Jameson raiders continued in Lon
don-Italian squadron to cruise i'll the
English acknowledgement being
pushed for trial trips of battleships Mas
sachusetts and Oregon-New York Re-
publican convention nominated Morton
ON a platform of protection and the gold
standard Milo Gray sentenced 70 the
state prison for Is years for killing his
wife at Landau, n. H., in 1881
Minnesota Republicans for Mckinley
Frank w. Fiske, alleged bogus
Cnech WOrheT, III Nv
dence-Proposed change in lobster
law opposed by lobster fshermen-
Bourne mills, Fall River, Mass, sus-
pended payment of dividends-Joseph
Harnell built a fire on the floor of a build
ing at Providence and was arrested
Counsel for DIR. Moore of Manchester, n.
H., will attempt to have his trial post
poned-California opposed to refunding
Pacific railroad debts - Four masted
schooner Viking of New York lowed into
Halifax acknowledgements lightship
launched al Bath, Me-April II desig-
mated as Arbor day in Connecticut
Kings County and Brooklyn elevated rail-
ways must pay arrears of taxes or lose
their anchises--Hosiery mills at Lake
port, n. H., formerly owned by DIR. j.. G.
Moore, bid off by Il creditor -COngrega-
tional an Educational society to cele
crate SOth anniversary in New Haven
June to s-New Jersey and New
York railroad bought by the Erie
Montana produced last year 81, 1927 040 in
gold, 81, $500! in Il iver-Poachers
threaten to destroy all the buffalo in yell
! lowstone Park Dominion government
/ will not accept the compromise copyright
| bill-Edison says reporters have exag-
gerated the value and scope of his discov-
eries-Increased hostility to England no
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