The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-06-25
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE II.

The Hawaiian annexation treaty
signed, sent to the senate, and referred
to foreign relations Communications
eral Stewart L. Woodford of Brooklyn
appointed minister to Spain-Bunker
Hill celebration in Charlestown, Mass
Senate disposes of 13 pages of the
tariff schedule-A large field of candi-
dates for Office of immigration commits
sloner in Boston-Cornell crews arrive
at Poughkeepsie, N. Opposition on
part of Socialists to Eugene Debs
utopian scheme-Montreal broker
claims to be brother of deceased mil
llonaire Barney BarnatO-William
Sidney of Greenwich Conn., arrested on
charge of murder-General p. A. Col
Inns guest of honor at dinner at Boston
to surviving members of Massachusetts,
senate of 1S70--Dedlcatio of Moody
Memorial chapel in Fairfield, Me
Directors of Milk Producers union and
Portland (Me.) board of health come to
an agreement-Firebug tries to burn
q church filled with people in Portland,
Me-Great damage by the recent earth
quake in Endia-A 75-year-old French
general fights a duel with swords
Desperate battle in the Philippine ISL
ands-Another bomb explosion in Paris
-h6DOTL Ol Dl6ulCdl 6AdulIHGE On
death of man found dead In militia camp
in birmingham, Mass, says death was
due to alcohol-Sarah A. Dixon or
dained to the ministry and installed in
Tyngsboro, Mass-Float day at We'll
lesley college-Man shot by a burglar
in Enosburg Falls, Vt-Liquor seller
kills himself in Blue Hill, Me-Import-
ant liquor law decision by Maine SUI
-CnUprnnr a CHp11
views New Hampshire National Guard
Another crisis in the affairs of the
Massachusetts, Benefit Life association
Maine Sons of Veterans in annual
encampment-Ho Honorary degree of
Ii. D. conferred on ex-President Cleve-
land by Princeton university.
FRIDAY JUNE Is.
Michael defeats McDufee in the 15-mile
bicycle race at Cambridge, Mass-Sec-
rotary Shermans opposition to the adj
ministration's foreign policy likely to
cause his retirement from the cabinet
Frank Howard sent to the state
prison for life for murderously assault
ipg and robbing old Dr. Morris; his ac-
complete given not less than Is nor more
than 25 years-Ex-SeCre Foster
succeeds in his mission regarding the
seal ecIlOIl---CGIldlG ulSpOSGS VI LIZ
liquor and cotton schedules of the tariff
bill-All Republican differences on the
tariff to be settled in caucus-Signatur
to alleged Davis will at San Francisco
pronounced Observation-Disclosures
visit Providence and witness the opening
of the industrial xhibition-Reunion
of the Boothbay (Me) association in
Wakefield--Lastf full day of annual en-
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tional guard-Man shot and killed by
a woman and her brother in Texas
Dedication of the Bourne (Mass.) me-
mortal library-Tom Burke lowers the
s00-yard running record at Newton, Mass
General Woodford will go to Spain
at once; Cubans ask this government
to save the lives of two others.
SATURDAY. JUNE 10.
Lone bandit holds up an electric car at
Reading, Mass, but is scared away after
securing the motorman's watch-Great |
damage by tornado in the middle |
West-Twenty persons killed and 80
ir jured by a cyclone in France
President Andrews of Brown university
may resign because the trustees oppose
his economic ideas-Assistant teller of
Holyoke, Mass, bank confesses to
misrepresentation of funds-Henry
Willis of Brockton, Mass, held for grand |
jury on a charge of murder-Several
persons injured by falling balcony in
Black River Falls, Wis-Bradstreet's
reports encouraging trade features
Boston men report a revival of business
in the West-Colonial premiers ban
quoted by the Imperiar institute at Lon
don-Old lady in Chelsea, Mass, ar
rested on charge of assaulting her hus-
band with carving knife-New Eng
land athletic championships on the
Fourth arranged by N. E. A A. A. U.
board of managers-Three men killed
in a powder explosion at Hazardville,
Conn-Mss Atkinson wins the wom-
ems championship tennis tournament at
Pliladelphia-Ex-P President SpGlding
of the defunct Globe Savings bank of
Chicago acquitted Of the charge of en-
hezzement-Small progress made by
the senate on the tariff-Death of John |
M. Francis, eX-minister to Austria
Senator Nelson frames an antitrust |
amendment to the tariff bill-Prince |
Alert PAGES a mile under 2:10 at Mystic /
park, Mass-South Americans and de- |
legates of the Philadelphia Commercial f.
Museum arrive in Worcester, Mass |
Cores pondents Shriver and Edwards |
tried at Washington for recusancy in
the sugar investigation and acquitted by
order of Judge Bradley.
SUNDAY, JUNE 20.
Big crowd in London to attend queens |
Jubilee-Private White murdered at
Hull, Mass; finding of the body fur
nishes evidences of the crime-Spain |
may not receive General Woodford as
minister from this country-President |
Mckinley to revive the abandoned ar
bltration treaty with Great Britain
Fitzsimmons manager is in Boston to |
talk with Sullivan's manager-Hand-
ball wins the $4,000 fremont stakes at .
Gravesend-L. n. Fuller, f0-year-old .
horseman, drives a team of eight trotters
a mile in 3:1SA. at New York-Miss
Atkinson wins the woman's tennis cham
pionship at Philadelphia-Six .
homing pigeons racing from Ontario to
Boston-Over 5000 lives lost in earth
quake disturbances in the province of .
Assam-Small band of pilgrims going
to Africa-Typograph union OPP
posed to civil service rules in government
printing office-Latin-A American dele
gates visit Worcester Mass-Presi-
dent dominates a number of important
consuls-Nominatio of General