The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-01-17
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday. Jan. ..

"A New York yndicate-Lynn (Mass.)
luu,r squad abolshed-One thousand
carloads of corn being shipped from Ne
braska to Norfolk for export-New
York railroads all show increased earn
ings for the past year--More evil
dence Of police corruption in Phila-
delphia Vermont hotel men organ
lied to fight the prohibitory law
Woman made clerk of the Kentucky sem
ate-Attempt to form cut and wire
nail trust proved futile-Inventor Edi-
son offers to compromise in his lawsuit
FRANCIS schoolhouse at WATERFOWL,
Mass, edicated-Thomas G. Platt in
Washington in the interests of Governor
Morton-New phosphate fields in AL
geria will add to Frances wealth as a
farming country-Thomas H. Burbeck
of Boston robbed of nearly $500 by do
nestle and young man whom he shell
tered-Explosion in the Tinsey Winsey
mine at Cripple Creek killed two men
Rev. John b. Hustled, the oldest member
of the New England NJ X. conference,
died at Watertown, Mass. He was born
Mt Afford, Dec. "a, 1904,
Friday, Jan. 10.
General Gofisz says that decisive bat
tie between Spanish troops and insurgents
will be fought in few days--One
woman suffocated and another fatally in
jured at IL fire in Lynn, MASSACHUSETTS,
ians repulsed by the Italian troops--The
press of Caracas, Venezuela, demand that
the government send troops to the Guiana
frontier--Resolution relative to extern
sion of British outposts on Venezuelan
frontier introduced in the house--Gen-
eral EZeta's expedition captured off Pun
tas Arenas, Costa Rlca--Premier Bowel
offered his resignation, but Lord Aber-
deem intimated that he is not ready to re-
ceive it--General Sifontes arrested by
Venezuelan authorities, accused of being
mixed up in the latest rebellion--Span-
ish cabinet decided not to accept Captain
General Campos' resignation-Belef in
Berlin that an amicable settlement of the
Transvaal question is close at hand-Ja-
pan offers to give unlimited anchorage for
Russian warShips in all harbors of Japan
Death of E. B. Wight, Boston Journal
correspondent, at Washington--A. f.
Burleigh appointed sole receiver for the
Northern Pacific MISUNDERSTANDING of
ex-President Harrison and Mrs Dimmick
will take place in the near future
Rumor that William X. Vanderbilt is en-
gagged to a well-known society woman
-Rumor that another Indictment
has been found against DR.. j. G.
Moore of Manchester, N. H
Fifteen new schoolhouses built in New
York last year-One man killed by the
collapse of bridge near Bedford, o.
Steamer Richard Peck struck sunken
wreck in the sound-Thirty muineers
on the Russian steel cruiser Rurk to be
executed-Thomas G. Platt says Gov
ernor Morton's presidential candidacy
means business-Philadelp to have II
new industry-the manufacture of street
railway cars-SOciety for the Proven
ton of Crime lauds the New York police
commissioners-The are 10943 more
females than males in New York, accord
ing to the board Of health census
A rchitect's estimate being made for the
erection of now Masonic temple at Bos-
ton on the present site.
t..,t Saturday, Jan. IL.
At Cambridge Mass, Judge Sherman
Imposed sentence of life imprisonment on
the murderers of Duroy S. Foster of Bill
lerica - Twenty-Five members of ma
tional reform committee arrested on trea-
son charge by the Transvaal government
Germany will urge Kruger to appeal
to the powers if Great Britain fails to sat
isfy demands - Nine survivors from
wrecked steamer Ealing arrived at Canso,
N. S., after terrible experience. Eight
cen lives lost-Frederick p. Cabot of
BrookIine, Mass, appointed special assist
ant United States district attorney
Canada disclams responsibility for Sal
isbury's delay in returning Behring sea
arbitration agreement-J. @. S. Black
burn renominated for United States sem
ator by Kentucky Democrats-Total
gold in the country estimated at about
$500, 900, 600 - Treasury gold reserve
stands at $56, 100, 164-Bath iron works
will receive $910,000 for the ram Katahdin
Brazilian government will establish
modus vivendi in relation to it's dispute
with France - Administration repre-
sented by Senator Hill as desiring to soc
the house bond and certificate bill
passed-Paul Brigham, noted swindler,
arrested by New York police-New
ministry formed in Cape Colony
Bradstreet's reports that general trade has
not improved apprecably--Six officers of
the Eighth regiment, NJ V. NJ, discharged
Boston bankers do not credit the al
legged bond conspiracy of the Morgan syn
dicate-Bill permitting railway pooling
will be introduced in congress -Plym-
outh Mass business men declare war on
flake" Resignation accepted of
Rev. Charles Olmstead, pastor of Pilgrim
Congregational church, Cambridge, Mass
-Japanese re-enforcements sent to For
mosa-Pope Leo XIII preparing third
encyclical - Underwood and Sheridan
held at Honolulu for complimentary
governors advise Christian EndeavOrers to
go into politics-Turks who committed
the massacre at Cesarea reported as peni-
Wolcott says nearly all
Europe Is in favor of recognizing silver
Boston boiler inspectors directed to re-
woke the license of any janitor or other
person in charge of a steam boiler who
leaves it for more than 30 minutes at
time At Middletown, n. Y, 80 cows,
composing Irwin Comforts dairy stock,
were killed and burned by The state au-
thorities on account of tuberculosis
Sunday, Jan. 12.
Berlin officials look for early restoration
of friendly relations between Germany
and England-Large amount of wreck
age coming ashore at Nantucket, Mass
G. H. Parker of Athol, Mass, killed by
woman in Baltimore-Gillett baking
powder factory in Chicago burned. Loss,
fI75 OOO-Local committee of St. Louis
nroino the claims of that CITY for next