The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-01-24
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday, Jan. 10.

oaused over $l25, 900 loss--MiSs Susan b
Anthony says that Pre- sident Eliot o
Harvard Is an arch traitor--Fifteen more
saloons at Manchester, N. H., raided--
Harvard Pennsylvania, Cornell ant
Columbia enter into rowing alliance
Terrible restitution prevails along the
Newfoundland coast--Rose Dolly and
her mother arraigned at Portland, Me-,
ON the charge of murder and held for trial
death of James HI. Winchell, prom.
inent shoe manufacturer of Haverhill,
Mass--Situation in Habana more seri-
ons than at any previous time--The up
per Mekong to become the sole buffer be-
tween British and French telrIery--M.
Fioquet, the French politician, seriously
sick--British expedition within II miles
Of the Ashantee oapital--Dr. Jameson
and his followers to be taken to England
for trial--West Lynn (Mass.) Shoe COM
panys cutters strke--Queen Victoria
sent personal protest to the
sultan against Armenian outrages--
A Lynn tMass.) woman died from effects
OF accidental NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sea
pigeon, given up for lost, lowed into the
BermudaS-Secret societies denounced
Il convention of New England Christian
sociation-Three indictments against
DIR. Moore for everlasting Manchester
IN. HI Union stOck-Schooner John w.
Bray of Gloucester Mass, which was
supposed to have been lost, spoken
Fall River (Mass.) public library trustees
will ask for bigger appropriation
for library building-Frank H.
hice, the young man arrested in
Boston for forgery, has confessed
Panama canal laborers on strike-In-
crease of nearly $4,500,OOO in the Massa-
ohusetts state debt in 1S95-Governmen
sues the North American Commercial
company for 1914 ,298-"Eight-bo law
retained in the bill regulating suffrage in
South Carolina-Six men, supposed pro-
fessionai burglars, arrested at Boston
Report that a division of the CHILEAN army
has been ordered to the Argentine border
= Over 4l2,00 children in the Massachu-
setts public schools, says the report of the
board OF Observation-Disclosures favor
inga smaller state board of agriculture
defeated at the annual meeting of the Bay
State Agricultural society-Secretary
Olney approves of Senator Lodges resolu-
ton ask ng congress to purchase islands
in the West Indies belonging to Denmark.
Friday, Jan. II.
Two little Somerville Mass girls, per-
SHADED TO take a ride with a stranger,
treated in the most barbarous manner
Senator Lodge urges the acquisition of all
Denmark's North American possessions
The United Friends of Armenia APP
peal to the people of the United States
Turks assert that the Armenians at lei |
toun ma&acred captured Turkish soldiers
Death of Hon Charles Theodore Rus |
sell at Cambridge Mass-Nationa Dem |
3cratic convention to be held at Chicago |
July 7-Transvaal will try the arrested |
members of the reform committee for
high treason-Kaiser William said to be
greatly enraged over statements of Eng
ish press-Pillsbury again defeated in
he chess tourney-Train men held up
md 70 bed in Missouri; conductor shot
Fen counterfeiters of the first water of
ascality caught by the United States
ecret service detectives at New York
Work on the Nashua IN. H. river aque-
duct progressing very rapidly--Great
Britain and France agree on boundary
In Siam--Emile Loubet elected presi-
dent of French senate - Apparently
little room for doubt that Cainpos
has been outgeneraled - A crusade
II unseating members threatened
IA VIC AAChOuChy iCBioihUuiC ming
II Ashantoe accepts British terms
Long Island has 10000 acres of avail
Ible oyster beds g. Welsh, raw
John II. Mouraine of Everett, Mass,
shsrged with observation-disclosures
probably the William Wilson of New
York, sunk off Chatham, Mass
Thirty-six degrees below zero with 25
nail ac nfo t.,d In,
Japan intends to increase her armament
md to promote industrial enterprises
Libel against the fruit steamer Barnstable
places the value of the sunken Fortuna at
III ,000-Leaking gas main at Boston
,aused the death of a child and the pros
ration of four older persons-Judge
3rawley of the United States district
,ourt, Charleston, denounced the fee sys-
five per cent of the immi-
rants arriving in Boston last year came
o join relatives in this country-Ameri-
an division of the Salvation Army will
'rotest against the removal of Com
handler and Mrs. Booth.
Saturday, Jan. IS.
Colonel Morrison the only man except /
Jleveland whose name aroused interest 7
mong Democratic national committee
that British flying squad
on is to sail for Bermuda-Senate COM .
nittee on foreign relations adopted the /.
esolution reaffirming the Monroe doc
party decided to hold ma I
ional convention July -. Place not yet =
of the treasury con- \
niue large-General pension appropria-
ion bill passed by the house-House r
sked to appropriate $50. 900 for rapid fire
uns-House Judiciary committee wants I
, be authorized to inquire into powers If J
comptroller Bowler Chaplain Couden n
rayed in the house for Cuban revolution
rs and was applauded = Person \
lities INDUCED in by members of {
snadian house Of commentaries
gold reserve stands at $50, 762. 1913 n
kenge to be made in the United States :
yation at Seoul, Virginia Re- 5
kblicans preparing to nominate General K
ames A Walker for governor-Msry- 4
nd senatorial deadlock still unbroken n
1t will cost s75, 900 to repair the battle d
lin Texas-New York bank will bid A
n 81, 600 900 of bonds, and receive Gus
,mers bids for "a. 0O0,OOO more-Dr. n
eyds charges Cecil Rhodes with false h
pod relative to electoral statistics OF the n
ransyaal - Leader Of the Malta in L
over Luzerne, Pa, made a confession r,
Two large buildings burned at Dexter, n
Death at Chicago of ex-Congress- o.
Har. |