The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-03-27
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday, March 10.

Skeleton of William Davis, the pack
peddler who was murdered 10 years ago,
found buried In a cellar ut Hartford--
Dr. Hale. charged with numbering Kate
Feeney at Providence, admits that he was
AIRED in Cambridge, N. Y, for causing a
rirl's denth--Steamer Sarmatian, from
Boston, damaged in collision in the Clyde
Thousands of Berlin socialists placed
flowers on graves of men killed In riots In
IS4S Wisconsin Republicans declared
for Mckinley, protection, reciprocity AMI
sound money-Liquor spotter nearly
mobbed at Lake Massa este, N. H-Con-
current jurisdiction act receiving hard
knocks in New Hampshre-Death of e.
+. Green, an old-time Boston merchant -
George Belyea, the knockout drops
woman, sentenced at Boston to three
years in house of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
setts army nurses rendered reception to
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, and formed an
observation-disclosures Georgian claims
&25, 900 salvage on schooner towed into
Boston-James Murray wanted at
Worcester, Mass, for murderous assault,
probably under arrest ut Hoboken, n.
Five men killed by explosion of pow
der works at Rifton, n. Y--Mlss Bos-
worth of Rutland the first woman to re-
ceive a license to practice dentistry
in Vermont - Launch of Eugene
TompkinS new steam yacht lllawarra
az Bath, Me--New York business
men appealed To congress to re-
fraiu from disturbing the country
Harry Carlisle, Jr., struck by passenger
train at Deantown, Mass, and killed.
Friday, March 70.
Senator Chandler will take back moth
ing of what he said of the Mckinley
boomers-Cutter Satanita won the Baron
Hirsch cup at Cannes-Henry MARTIN
pleaded guilty to killing 'Sam" Ruff at
Unionyille, Conn - Tufts withdraws
from the Intercollegiate Debating
league - Eccentric hermit at Dexter,
Me-, was on rampage with
revolver and threatened children
Rev. Stanley Harvey and his wife, mis-
sionaries, who were killed in Africa, be-
longed in Mane-Abraham Altman on
trial for arson at Hartford Mrs. Clara
Valois, charged with murder, appeared for
trial at Providence-New York city
wants 800 more Observation-Disclosures and
four freight cars rolled down an embank-
ment at Boston Corners, N. Y-Sam
Pine, negro desperate, sentenced to 20
years in Sing Sing-Mrs. Roena Shelly
of Keene, n. H., celebrated her Tooth
league trying to raise 800, 0O0-
The strike at the Waltham (Mass) watch
works over-Secretary Morton issued a
call for seeds-America beef very pop
ular with working people of London
Active campaign for bimetallism will be
begun in Europe-Mayor of Lawrence,
Mass, removed License Commissioner
Donoghue-Street car run down swill
wagon and killed two COWS in Quincy,
Mass-Three more arrests made in New
York in connection with the Lloyds cases
Attempt made by Spanish soldier at
St. Johns, p. R., to kill the American
consul there - Report that the Vene-
zuelau minister at Washington will recog-
nize the Yuruan incident as separate
question-Great Britain intimates a de-
sire to treat directly with the United
States on the Venezuelan boundary ques
ton.
saturday. March @1.--.~-,-
House adopted resolutions censuring
Ambassador Bayard-B. A. A. athletic
team sailed for Athens-Silver men and
protectionists said to have united on Nc
Kinley--Both defendants in Marsh muir
der case ut Mortified, VT, held for grand
Jury without bail-Senatorial elections
committee reported in favor of election OF
senators by the people-Senate commit
tee fayors admitting Arizona to statehood
-BradstreeU's reports general trade as
disappointing - Liberal condemnation
of policy in Egypt in the house of com
mons-British ambassador at Washing
ton given power to reach agreement In
Venezuelan trouble-Three boats of fill
busters captured in Cuba - United
States Consul John d. Hall says he was
ahnt Cpo pichc dar- r.
Ship Glenmorag lost on the Pacific coast
Norwegian steamer Johan Sverdrup
wrecked at Porto Rico-Boston ball
players took their first practice of the year
at Charlottesville, Va--Movement at
Amesbury, Mass, to preserve Whittier's
old home - Democratic candidate for
probate Judge in Marion, o., committed
suicide--Wll of Frederick Somers OF
New York to be ontested--Rumor in
Plymouth. n H., that the Milo Gray
murder case has been compromised
- Chilli to have more soldiers
and an additional ironclad - Eleven
japanese subjects murdered in Korea
- Smallpox playing havoc with
traffic and politics in Louisiana-Kaiser
refused to send weapons to German vet
Grams In Observation-Disclosures advises
KickapOo Indians to abide by severalty
law-Assistant Secretary Hamlin stir
ring up sound-money men of New York
Strong indications that Secretary La
mont wishes to run for the g0vernorship
of New York-DominiOn house of COM
mons passed to second reading the Man
5itoba school remedial bill-Statement
that Tascott, the murderer Of Millionaire
Smell made about 100000 as a miner
afterward. and then disappeared-Goy-
ernor Morton signed the French bill,
which prevents the acceptance of the
Heiue monument by the city of New York
Sunday, March 2a.
Edward A. Jarvis, Cambridge tMass.)
youth, confessed to setting several fires in
Boston-Loss of $1.OU0.OOO caused by fire
in the salt works a. Natrona PA
hose wagon wrecked aud one fireman IA
tally and four others badly injured at
Lynn, Mass-Yuruan incident separated
from the Venezuela boundary dispute
Ailsa won the race from Cannes to Nice
Chief Engineer Allen of the Maine
Central railroad killed at Lewiston, Me
DIR Theodore Hoyt, U.S.N., retired,
dead-George Banker. the well-known
cycler, sick at Nice-Ex-Governor Holli-
day stricken with paralysis-Willism