The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-03-06
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday. Feb. 81.

Ol IbONnSOn NJ
Chicopee, Mass, attended by large state
delegation Ernest Whitaker, Is years
old, arrested at Providence, charged with
manslaughter in causing Eugenia b. Rey-
nOlds' death-Compromis believed to
be In sight between Great Britain and
Venezuela-Gateso of York mills, Saco,
Me-, will be opened to strikers next Mon
day-Grand Army commander-in-ch
disapproves of 1.-THE blue and the gray
parade -The Bangor Pulp and Paper
company, with mills at Basin Mills, Me-,
assigned-Death of Arsene Houssaye,
the celebrated French ltterateur-
Steamer load of negroes to sail from Sa-
vannah for Liberia - United States
Leather company not to pay dividend on
preferred stock for the present-Henry
J. Gum, who committed suicide in Jersey
City, murdered his father in Plymouth,
Mass, in 1S79-Adam Brooks arrested
at Fall River, Mass, for assaulting three
little girls-Two children burned to death
In Brooklyn-Bourke Cochran denies
that he intends to enter a monastic order
Wife of Rev. J. d. Fulton died at Som.
erville, Mass - Ontario Conservatives
against the Manitoba remedial bill
Brooklyn man says he can build a bicycle
boat to cross the Acknowledgement cab
inet's fate centered now in the proposed
income tax debate-Boston would be
given $6,O50,0 OF the proposed coast de-
Tense ppropriation-Mar A. Blaisdell,
Boston lawyer, shot himself-Presi-
dent Cleveland will take no action on the
question of recognizing Cuba until June
-Lloyds fire insurance companies in
New York to be prosecuted for doing al
legged Illegal business - Thomas J.
Shryock, Republican, of Baltimore, elected
state treasurer of Mary land to succeed
Speyer Jones, Democrat.
Friday, Feb. 2S.
Lord Dunraven expelled from member
ship in the New York Yacht club
Narragansett tribe of Indians voted to
push a claim of 81, 000,0O against the state
of Rhode Island--Granite State Provi-
dent association asks Governor Busiel of
New Hampshire to obtain prompt decision
regarding the companys affairs--Five
thousand garment workers struck in Bal
timore - Death of Lewis J. Dudley,
president of the Clark school for
the deaf, at Northampton, Mass
Death at Florence, Mass, of Hon. Charles
Heating Tuckerman-Death of General
Madison Miller of St. Louis-Manitoba
SOBioihuuIC punocu Gic
against federal interference with schools
General Clarkson denies that Senator
Carter will resign the craftsmanship of the
national ommittee-Explosion in a
kindling wood plant at Chelsea, Mass.
Several injured-Sound money Kentuck-
hans will ask Senator Blackburn to retire
Steve O'Donnell defeated Jim Dwyer
at the New Manhattan Athletic CLUB
nld ma hrntallu rdo hxyo hbar
at Cobalt, Conn-Rear Admiral Car
penter, U.S.N., retired-Mrs. Sarah Idle
of Milford Mass, is 1902 years old today
Harry Entwistle of Cranston, R.
l., Observation-Disclosures shows in
crease in shortage of Tax Collector
Foster of Concord, N. H-Three children
burned to death at Rehobeth, Md
Armstrong will case at New Haven APP
and two children burned
to death at Eureka, S. DRAIN wrecker
indicted at Utica, N. Y, died a few holKs |
Proctor pleads for a coast |
defense system of Notifications -
New Haven road to spend $4,000, 600 in
mprovements-Repor from Louisiana |
encourage Reed men at Washington
Copy of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales
sold in London for $500 Rudolph |
Spreckels gone to Hawaii to face charges |
Of treason-Whisky trust case to be |
taken to the United States court of APP
of names dropped from |
the pension rolls between July l, 1895, and |
Jan. /, 1896, 81, 112 - Terrible coast |
storms, exceptionally hot weather and |
water famine combined cause terrible |
in Australia.
Saturday, Feb. 30.
Disaster in Fall River (Mass.) polo |
rink. Two persons fatally injured and 40
Or more cut and bruised-Boston Ath-
letic association will send an athletic team
10 Athens-William @. Whitney not ia
yOrably disposed toward a presidential
boom Englishmen not unfolding Lord
Dunraven-Hiram p. Gerald, former
treasurer of East Brookfield (Mass.) Say
ings bank, arrested in Baltimore for
explosion in Frankfort,
w. Va. Five men killed and several in
|ured-Three men killed and Is wounded
IN a row in Allegheny county, N. c.
No clew to Captain Gillmour, who disap-
Deared from New Haven Feb. 12-Wife
Murderer Herman of New York sentenced
10 death Murderer Demont sentenced
20 three years Imprisonment at Dover,
and starvation making
Treat ravages among people of Zeitoun-
bust of Governor Greenhalge
presented to the commonwealth -
Dr.. Thatcher Goddard of Boston dead
Fatal sandstorms reported throughout
Hungary-Yet a POSSIBLE
ty of blue and Gray" parade in New
York - Boston Armenian relief fund
,ow amounts to more than $25, 000--
More than 100 lives lost in the recent hur-
fcane in Australia - Belief that the
0icaraguan revolution will not spread to
,ther Central American countries
hal from two sources that there
re evidences of preparation for
var between Russia and Japan
American syndicate is said to be interested
n the Chinese loan-Fishing schooner
Mariner lost a man on the South Channel 1
rounds - Frontier dispute between
France and Brazil will be settled by arbi- I
ration - Great Britain acknowledged
of loyalty from the Australian {
olonies-Peruvian congress will be J
sked to require by law registration Of ]
Protestant marriages Ele- :
ated Railroad company willing to extend
Is line for the benefit of New York citi-
of liquor licenses is to be in. .