The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-07-09
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY. JULY l.

daughter and attempted to Kill him
self at Somerville, Mass; husband and
wife in critical condition at Somerville
hispital-Cornell won the freshman
race on the Hudson, Columbia second
and U. of p last; boats overlap all the
Way-Master at arms of the U. S. s.
Indiana murdered on board OF her at
Brooklyn by drunken seaman to whom
he had refused more beer-Editor Jere-
miah O'Sullivan of Lawrence, Mass, re-
ported seriously sick in house of cor
rection at Salem; doctor says he must
have complete change-John L. Sulli-
van settles in new quarters and goes to
training for his bout with F'itzsimmons
Secretary of Treasury Gage says the
business outlook is brighter; hopeful
pigns in the state of the country's
finances; final vote on the tariff near
at hand; Senator Turpie attacks the
measure saying there is compound lar
ceny in nearly every schedule; duty on
coal fixed at 81 cents per ton-John
Evans, colored, who could not swim,
attempts to rescue drowning boy from
the Charles, at Boston, and both are
drowned.
FRIDAY. JULY 2.
Miss Dora Dow of Haverhill, Mass,
has exciting encounter with burglars,
stabbing one of them as he left the
house-Irving B. Huntley of Maple
wood held up and robbed by two men in
Saugus, Mass, given fearful beating and
all his money taken-Thomas Carroll,
known as James Cahill, killed as a re-
suit of a blow struck by Thomas j.
Haney at Boston--Greatest strike of
recent years about to begin in the bit
luminous coal fields-City Physician
Forbes of Chicopee, Mass, under arrest,
charged with performing criminal opera
ton on Miss Della Carpenter of South
Hadley Falls, who died as a result
Grown sheet in a boiler of the United
States monitor Puritan blows out, an
opening seven inches long and one inch
wide being made-Crack whist players
to hold a congress at Put-in-Bay o..
next week; many New Englanders go
ing-Tariff bill may not produce suf-
ficient revenue; white pine duty lowered
$1-Arrangements for the pilgrimage
20 Ireland next year under the direction
OF the '9S Centennial association-A
reformed Hindoo priest, now in Boston,
criticises theosophy
SATURDAY, JULY g.
Cornell beats Columbia 9k lengths in
2om. At Abs; U. of P.'s boat swamps in
varsity race at Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Ohio A. P. A. state secretary to wed a
Catholic-Judge Bond overruled mo-
tons for new trial in alleged Lowell
(Mass.) bribery cases-Jeremiah T.
O'Sullivan pardoned by Governor VOL
oott his condition such that he cannot
be removed from Salem jail: has had
severe hemorrhages, and is very weak
Bald and Cooper do some wonderful
racing on the national circuit at Racine,
Wis Message received by Chief Drew
of Berlin, Mass, that man under arrest
at Haverstraw, N. Y, supposed to be
John Cavanaugh's slayer, must be iden-
tified-Suicide of John Kemler, in
mate Of criminal insane ward at Massa-
chusetts state farm-Golden wedding
of Hon. and Mrs. A b. Nelson of Derby
Line. Vt-Case Of the widow of George
f. Young of Providence in the courts
again-Dr. Fl. Gordon Forbes of Chico
pee Mass, pleads not guilty to charge
of performing criminal operation on
Miss Della Carpenter-General strike
of coal miners ordered for July 4; OBJ
iect is to maintain a uniform rate Of
wages; about $4,000 men involved
Cornell crews rendered big reception
on their return home-Riot in New
York shrtnaker's establishment over
service of a writ-President Mckinley
and family will spend the Fourth in Can
ton. Grown Prince of Korea has ar
rived in Washington to receive an Amer
lean ducation-French baron of dis
tinguished family to wed niece of DR..
Depew - Nova Scotia laws hinder
American physician from treating his
patient in Halifax-Bicyclist impaled
on a wagon shaft in a collision at New
tonville, Mass-Two Haverhill Mass
men shot in row over game of cards by
16-year-old boy; wounds not considered
serious-Orange and Athol, Mass,
struck by severe storm; washouts on
streets and three places struck by light
building and loan as
sociations forced to, cease business by
court decision-Judge Henry Carter
of Haverhill Mass, rendered banquet
by lawyers of city, complimentary to his
completing Goth year on bench of police
court-President Mckinley soon to de-
eide on matter of currency recommen-
dations to congress-Jay Gould estate
appraisal of $4,000, 900 approved by SUI
preme court in New York.
SUNDAY, JULY 4.
Car overturned on draw outside of
Union station, Boston, and 80 passen-
gers were shaken up and scared-Or-
der for general strike of coal miners went
into effect; about 100000 men involved;
President Ratchford says that suspen-
sion is not the choice of the men. but that
they have been forced to it by continu-
Gus reductions in their wages-Strong
case woven against Thorn and Mrs
Mack, by detectives discovering scene
of murder of Guldensuppe (whose body
was cut up and thrown into Long Island
sound) in house on Long Island-Re-
ported that Joseph Jefferson will retire
from the stage at close of his engage
ment in New York in October, 1855
President Mckinley visits Canton. o.,
and receives scores of his townspeople
Mrs. Annie Dean and Mrs. Catherine
Brauer given hearing in Woburn Mass.
court; held for grand jury on charge OF
robbing brother of s1500-Formal re-
quest for release from prison of Mrs
Florence Maybrick presented by Am
bassador Hay-Senator Allison pre-
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