The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-01-17
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introduced in the Virginia legislature to
restore the whipping post-Samuel hun
killed by Henry Martin at Unionyille,
Conn-John p. Spauldng and John L..
Bremen. two leading business men OF Bos-
ton, are dead-Mrs Frost got verdict
of $500 against Rev. J. ID. Waldron at
Saco, Me.
Monday, Jan. IS.
South Tamworth On. H. Methodist
minister charged with having four wives
Great Britain seeking an understands
ing with Venezuela through new cham
nels - Germany not seeking to form
coalition of European powers against Eng
land-Number of ArmenianS slain in
HarpOot and Diarbekir provinces now
placed at Is, S45-Sixty members OF the
Uitlander reform committee now under
arrest-Quarrel between Emperor Will
lam and Prince Frederick Leopold very
bitter - English ship Janet Cowan
wrecked on Vancouver island and the cap
tain and six men pc ished--COroner' s
jury in the shooting case of Charles h.
Parker at Baltimore rendered verdict
against Mrs. Angelier-Presdent Eliot
of Harvard charges Susan B. Anthony
with misquoting him-The silver sub
stitute for bond bill will pass the senate,
1t Is expected, by half dozen votes-Ar-
rival in New York of Mime. Sarah Bern
hardt and company from Havre-
John A. Laudid of Everett, Mass, died
from injuries sustained by being struck
by a train----Judge Lyman Trumbull of
Chicago may be the Populist candidate
for resident-Olneyvil Or. ~ mill
operatives will demand abrogation of the
fine system-Death of Nicholas Moter,
the Providence brewer--Rich vein of
gold discovered near Canton, Ga-Henry
Blackman of the Church of the Advent,
Boston, elevated to the priesthood-Ho-
ran P. Snow arrested in Boston on a
charge of enlightenment - Secretary
Pullman anticipates no trouble for the
Red Cross in entering Turkish dominions
-Lasker takes the lead in the St.
Petersburg chess tournament-Samu
R. Ross committed suicide at Providence
Tuesday, Jan. IA.
Turkey excludes the Red Cross from
her domains-Boston school board of
1896 organized by the choice of Isaac f.
Paul as observation-disclosures cracksmen
arrested in New York on suspicion of be-
ing concerned in the Brentano safe rob-
bery-Governo Morton, it is said, sure
of solid support of New York delegates to
the national observation-disclosures sur
prised at American neutrality in the Trans
vaal affair-Sensationa charges against
the management of the Virginia penten-
tiary - Determined attempt to burn q
Cambridge (Mass.) church-Six boiling
ministers agreed to return to the Bowel
cabinet on conditions - Insurgents
raided village ~ miles from Habana-
Mark Peterkin arrested in Boston for Ca
madam officers on the charge of arson
Virgina's authorization law will be re-
pealed-Dishonest cashier caused sus-
pension of a Columbus (O.) bank-Elec-
trio railways demoraized underground
telephone wires near Pittsburg-Negro
preacher sentenced to death for murder at
Somerville, N. Premier Greenway
will probably carry Manitoba ON the
school question: fortune of $780,
000, held in trust by Captain John
Allen of Manchester -the-Sea, Mass,
squandered in stock speculations-
Report that the Queen of Korea is alive
completes an era separating
Western roads trying to form a
polling greement-Ontariosc collector of
customs reported to be a defaulter-
Kaiser may challenge for the Americas
convert Protestants in New. York
Cherokee Indians protest against the con-
illusions of the Dawes commission-In-
dications that the United States yet may
construct the Nicaragua canal-Contest
for the Democratic national convention
lies between New York and Cincinnati
Bernard Murray, aged "a years was in
stantly killed at Lynn, Mass, while at
tempting to cross railroad tracks -
Twelve edgemakers at Luddy & Cur
rier's shop, Lynn, Mass. struck because
the firm declined to accede to their de
mands for an increase of 6 per cent in
wages.
Wednesday, Jan. 15.
Death in Boston of Hon. Martin Brim-
mer-Refusal of Turkey to admit the
Red Cross to Armenia clearly violation
of the Red Cross treaty ompact-Repub-
lican senators dispute President Cleve-
lands version of the Monroe doctrine, and
will enuneiate Senator Lodges in it's
place-American sportsmen in Texas
fired upon by Mexican soldiers-Neary
200 persons in Pennsylvania injured by an
oil tank explosion-Papers of an I'M
known ship washed ashore at Nantucket,
Mass--Superior court approves decision
refusing Mrs. Addicks divorce-A
mother. crazed by dependency, poisoned,
her eight children and then hanged her
self in Kansas-Death of Probate Judge
William 5. Shurtletf of Hampden (Mass.)
county--British fleet not going to Tur-
icy, but almost assured of going to Africa
-Engish transport Victoria arrived
with 1910 Indian troops at Cape Town
Schooner Fortuna sunk in Massachusetts
bay by steamer Barnstable. Nine lives lost
-Ex-Congressman Grape believes legal
tender notes should be redeemed and re-
tired-George w. Wiggin appointed re-
ceiver of Mills (Mass.) Savings bank
Germany fears this country as a rival in
the worlds notwithstanding favorable
prospects of the triumph of the popular
Foraker nominated for
senator by Republicans of Ohio-Harold
G. Rice gave Boston officers who wanted
him lively chase. Charge of pass
ing worthless checks against him -
Chicago jurors said to have taken brides
deaths from sunstroke at sgd
ney-Yale men willing to enter a five
college boat race-Absconding collector
of customs of Peterboro, Ont, an opium
savings banks and trust
have assets 1907, 500 000--New
York brewers and saloon keepers deter
mined to defeat the Raines excise bill
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