The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-02-14
THE WEEKS NEWS
arstiaY. Feb. 6.


amount subscribed for was $6S4269, $50
Even the elimination of SIG, 900, in
two bids, from persons who were not
known as large financiers, left the bona
flde subscriptions at 1868, 269 850-B Boiler
exploded at Bennington, VT, fatally in.
turing two men-Sultan of Turkey will
be asked to recognize Prince Ferdinand as
ruler of ulgaria-Fifty-s arrests
made in connection with bomb throwing
ut Lsbon-Bill aimed at the Maher.
Fitzsimmons fight passed the national
house-England gives up Trinidade-
Canadian house Of commons adopted a
resolution expressing loyalty to the Brit
ish throne-Funeral of Prince Henry of
Battenberg-El Paso, Tex, feels blue
over the lessened prospect of prize
fights - Fruit steamer from Spain
went ashore near Fire Island -
Receiver appointed for the Recamier Man
afacturing company of New York
Maine Democratic state convention to be
held at Portland June II - Contest
over the will of the late Lorenzo Arm
strong begun at New Haven-Two men
terribly burned by boiling cement at New
Britain, Conn-Anthony Comstock had
Walter G. Walker of North Dunbarton, N.
H., arrested - Kentucky senatorial
deadlock unbroken - Liabilities of
George K. Barstow of Providence not
less than $500, 000-Defalcati of ex-
General Manager Lawler of Philadel-
phia. Reading and New England railroad
settled-Benjamin f. Townsend found
guilty of burning George +. Calhoun's
barn in Rutland, Mass--Man killed his
whole family, seven persons, in Chicago
~-Shntch oil tra1prG he uin RI pa tac
British steamer Harrington ashore near
Fire Island-Canada denies the right of
Minnesota to Hunters island-Amoun
of salvage In the case of the St Paul
must be settled by arbitration-Im-
pOrters must use more care in the distri-
button of hides coming from Ireland
Coal dealers say there will be no great or
immediate advance in the retail price of
COAL. o. Rice, an expert accountant,
is to investigate the town accounts of
Richmond, Me-, for the last 10 years
A body found in the river at Haverhill,
Mass, has been identified as that of Fade
Legaspar of Lawrence Windsor
(Vt) Machine company's plant has begun
operations with 60 hands.
Friday, Feb. 7.
Bridge fell at Bristol, Conn, resulting
In the loss of II lives-Deacons of the
Lowell (Mass.) First Congregational
church will resist the attempt to exclude
Rev. G. f. Kenngott from the pulpit
Thomas f. Ripple held at New Haven for
wife murder-Michael Moran. Jr., ar
rested at Nashua, N. H., for forgery of
pension claim--Man killed by shock
from electric light wires at Providence
Fall River (Mass.) couple who had been
married 80 years divorced - Mrs.
Valois, charged with the murder of
her father at Scituate, R. l., likely
10 surrender herself--John II. Dem
nison ordained to the Congregational
ministry at Williamstown, Mass -
Death of William g. Russell, a leading
lawyer of Boston - FIX Congressman
Cooke of Tennessee died at Nashville
Death of Captain Israel H. Washburn, |
q. S. M. c. (retired), of Portsmouth, N. H |
of James FL. Rogers, promi-
,ent New York hotel manager-Com-
mission of three experts in insanity to ex-
mime Murderer Gilbert--Trial Justice
John McManus of South Portland, Me,
had his marriage contract annulled--
(Me) girl died under circum-
stances which will lead to the arrest of
Shea denied new
A. P. A. to ex-
,rt it's strength in opposition to
he reelection of Senator Hawley--
Germany will not release Venezuela from
,er debt-Long timber raft towed from
North Carolina to Camden, N. J-Mon-
ana demands the removal of the Creek
indians by the federal authorities-New
York Chamber of Commerce thinks there
hould be a limit in the height of build
g |
he mayor of Cleveland guests of the state
# Connecticut - Auburndale (Mass)
hild died from the effects of eating part
# a newspaper of the Boston
ity council appear to favor the bill max
ng it an offense to ask corporations fol
,ositions for their friends William
Ioughton, aged so, killed by live electric
wire at the Corliss Steam Engine COM
'anys works at Providence--The an
lual reunion of the Yale alumni of Bos-
on and vicinity was held at the Exchange
dub, Boston. Previous to the dinner,
Rev. Morton Dexter, '67 OF Boston, was
lected president
Saturday, Feb. g.
New bonds will be awarded to 7S1 bid
ers; Morgan syndicate to receive $50, 211,-
Frye of Maine chosen presi-
ent pro tempore of the senate---Maceo's
orces suffered defeat at Zaral and Mabro
of Hon. William H. English
signed the bill making
rize fighting in the territories
damage done by
eavy wind and terrific rainfall at
Mass--Professor Fox
McGill university located bull
1t in mans leg by means of
be new Photographic process
Iational treasury deficit for the fiscal year
lcreased to So. $50, 472-Senator Allison 1
ndorsed by the senate for the Republi- ]
an presidential omination-Governor c
'radley of Kentucky announced as can I
idate for Republican nomination for {
factory at Leominster, c
lass, burned. Loss, SIC, 000-Shirt fac s
,ry at Pittstield, Mass, destroyed by fire. '
manage, $50, O00-GOvernor Budd of t
honored Governor Greenhalge's t
,quisition for Clarence Murphy-Bur- {
lars cracked a safe in Newton, Mass, o
nd got away with $500 in cash and 8
to foreclose mortgage b
H,500,O00 brought by United States C
rust company-Louis Gordon, the New I
ork shirt manufacturer. convicted of b
son, sentenced to prison-Mrs. Julia /
lard Howe says humanity should precede s