The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-08-21
THE WEEKS NEWS.
THURSDAY, AUG. 10.


Irish land bill amendments--Betti
2 to I against Bryan in New York.
New f Gland silver democrats hope to
tdnce Bryan to make speeches in Mas
sachusetts and Connect cut - San
Francisco banks reluctant to re reive de-
posts of silver-Mail carrier Killed by
n train at Hyde Park, Mass Streets
laid out in 1900 acres of woodland in
Dorchester, Mass-Woman nominated
for superintendent of public instruction
in Michigan declared ineligible--Re-
publicans of western Vermont opened
their campaign at Rutland-Youthful
would be train wrecker caught at
New Canaan, COnn-Jake Ki1rain
matched to fight Frank Slavin----
Herr Otto Lilienthal, the Flying Man."
killed near Berlin-Electric railway 20
be built between New York and Phila-
delphia-Thirty postoffices of the coun-
try show gain in receipts over July,
1S95-It appears not impossible that
the Murray H.ll bank may resume bust
ness-Great Britain claimed and seized
q rich section 0f Alaskan territory
Barbarities of Japanese troops toward
the inhabitants ~ Formosa reported
Strong sentimet': apparent in Cuba
for annexation to tE>' United States
Burlington road to establish a daily
newspaper, printed ard published en-
their trains-E. S. Sanhorn & Co., shoe
manufacturers, Lynn, Mass, failed, with
estimated liabilities of $75, 000-Turk-
ish government refuses to make any
concessions to the Cretans-J. F. ODER,
a Boston architect, died suddenly
Sultan conferred upon Miss Clara Bar
ton the emblem of the second class of the
Order of the Chofakat-Clifford Hale,
aged 49, drowned at Newburyport Mass
flames A. Hagley, aged 16. killed on
the Consolidated road at Hyde Park,
Mass-The Neal Morse company of
Boston, dealers in woolens. assigned.
No figures given out.
FRIDAY. AUG. IA.
Cool wave brought relief to suffering
New Yorkers-Reception at New
York by Mr.. and Mrs Bryan very SHINY
attended-Dr.s Nansen, the explorer,
arrived at Vardoe. off Finmark, on his
return trip-Irish land bill will become
Q law, as amended A. c.
prinkwater Of Braintree. Mass, is a cam
didate for congressional honors-
Whitehead Of Cambridge Mass, won the
senior singles at the Saratoga regatta
Critic, the pugilist, sent to prison for
a year for assault-Tom Butler, Nat
Butler and Cooper won chief races of the
l. A. w. meet--Maine gold standard
democrats issue . call for a mass
convention-John league drowned
while bathing in Lowell Mass
Two West Point cadets dismissed for
hazing-Mary Foster, the missing
Lancaster (Mass) girl, found in Fitch
burg-Further eurtailment probable
in Fall River (Mass.) mills-Two
5ewelry failures in New York-Italian
minister ordered to Washington to in
vestigate reported lynching in New Or
leans - Vest makers strike in New
York to be called off - Withdrawal
from knights of Labor Of Window Glass
Workers association Of the United
States - Big labor demonstration in
Lynn, Mass Parade of locked-out last
ers OF Thomas G.@Plant Shoe company
- Manhanset House. Shelter island,
damaged 100000 by fire-Death of ex-
Senator Gibson of Chicopee, Mass
Field Marshal Yamagata has returned
to Japan-Three dynamiters to be re-
leased from an English prison-Pat-
rick c. Keely, the famous architect. died
in Brooklyn--Cuban junta negotiating
for the purchase of fast ocean tug
Edward ]. Howard of Bocton arrested
at Portland. Me- on charge Of forgery
Indians attacked the Mexi-
cans on the southern Arizona boundary
line-Eastern railroads must reduce
freight rates If they would ho'1 the
western grain traffic-Meroer county,
N. j., failed to dispose Of its bonds,
which are not, in terms, payable in gold
--Rev. Edward J. Sheridan, pastor of
St. Mary's church, Taunton, Mass, for
n quarter of a century, is dead-Sir
John Everett Millais, president of the
Royal academy, died in London.
SATURDAY, AUG. Is.
Bryan's friends complain that he is
being too much managed-Probab ility
that Mckinley will take the stump him
national committee
to distribute 100000 copies of Blaine's
anti-silver speech - Niagara Falls
special train collided with a handcar
near Falls Village, Conn; section fore
man killed-John Mueller, a New
Jersey farmer, thought to have been
murdered by his wife-President OBJ
jects to hazing at the military academy
at West Point-Deaths caused by the
excessive heat in New York are esti-
mated at nearly 1000-Push cart VEN
ders of stale fruit and vegetables raided
b. New York police-Four men shot,
two fatally, in labor ARRAY at Cleve-
of the New York tailors'
strikes declared off-Young woman in
Ohio poisoned her father, mother and
S. certificates now in
culation-Sculptor Olin L. Warner
dead-Herbert Lyman of Mansfield. |
Conn.,, arrested for robbing the mails /
paced a mile in 2:O3
at Fort Wayne--Prospect for fall
business show no improvement
Nearly 100000 quarts of milk spoiled in
Boston by the hot weather-Disagree-
ments as to freight rates in the west
still continue in railroad circles -
British government not disposed to /
hasten settlement of the Venezuelan |
question - Two hundred persons
drowned and thousands made homeless
by floods in a-Rearrangement Of /
the present system of naval engineers /
emanded-Evidence of |
hostility among the Yaqui Indians on the |
Mexican border-Secretaries Carlisle /
and Lamont visited President Cleveland |
at Gray Gables-Southern and west
ern Democrats threaten to ignore New
York state in the eampaign-Serious
defect discovered in a large number Of .